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auction Sale
JAMIE SrRkERURfR VIM O.

fer at Trustees sale, on the 3lst day Of Jan
uary. 1867, the entire stock OF Wines and Liq,
Market street, consisting of Sherry Wines,
Port Wines, Brandies, Rum, q bbls. Rye and
Wheat Whistles in bond, $50 bbls. Vinegar, and
large assortment of Domestic Liquors. Also,
the store, room will be for rent, and the once
and store fixtures for sale. Sale to commence
at 10 A. II. Terms Of sale, on all. sums OF tfty
dollars and over ninety days credit; under fifty
dollars cash. ..
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Notice,

HAVING ASSOCIATED WITH Ne IN
IL the Wholesale Liquor businssa, CONRAD
hereafter BE- G. ". FRANZHEIM 4 co.
/ hereby give notice that / dcsire al perona
having bills against me- to present them iMme-
diately; and those indebted 30 me willplease call
and sette, - I wish to close all my accounts Q
soon = possible. @. W. FRAGzHEn.
ianAlmo
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MUNICIPAL COURT.-The January
term ofthis Court closed yesterday. A
large amount of civil business was
transacted during its session.
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DARK AND GLooMY.-Market street,
above Madison, presents a dark and
dreary appearance after night. Cause
why, no gas lights.
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DIVIDEND. = The Directors of the
Washington Hall Association have de-
clared a dividend of five per cent.
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FOR SALE.

EFFTEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS WORTH
i of stock in the Howard Iron Works. This
stock would, under no circumstances, be offered
foI sale, but for the fact that the owner has re.
moved ffom the city. nov20
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EVERYTHING is l~ovely"-at least 30
far rs the Police Court is concerned.
Nothing done yesterday.
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FOR RENT.

u'HE STORE ROOM. NORTHEAST COR.
i uer of Market and Union streets, now occu.
pied as . Wholesale Liquor Store, is offered for
rent-possessiop ~ be given February lst-and
the fixtures OF the store are offered for sale.
jan22 STRINGER& McKIA.
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NOTICES.
BANK OF Va

ru EXCHANGE BAN OF Va
sr a.' WESTON. W. Va. Jan. 26, 1867.
rl,HE CIRCULATING NOTES OF THE EX.
change Bank of Va, payable at WESTON,
will now be redeemed at par in U. s. Currency,
on presentation at this bank. By order of the
Board Of Directors. r. j. McCANDLlSH,
ian1i.Jw 0-f ...I Las Cashier.
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OYSTERS! OYSTERS! oYsTERS!!!
WE ARE AGAIN RECEIVING MALT.
w by's Celebrated Baltimore Oysters IN cans
and half cam. At the Old Established Oyster De.
pot, No. "a Monroe Street. 7. 81. MONG,
febl.It Agent.
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WANTS.

SRwING MACHINRs.-
y Agents wanted everywhere 10 sell our low.
priced, fully licensed machines. Send for our
Circular. SHAW & CLARK, 8. II. Co, Bidde
ford. Maine. nov14.1y
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EnR GALE

hR EXCHANGE FOE COAL LAND NEAR
" this city. OF Il farm on the Ohio River or Ma.
tional Road. an excellent new dwelling house
containing nine rooms. with two full lots OF
ground. in a central portion of the city, not
more than three minutes walk from the post
Office or Market House and a half dozen of the
principal Churches. THOS. OBRIEN,
lanes Real Estate gent.
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w. Y. HOGE,

A TToRNEY AT LAW. AND GENERAL
"A Land Agent, Wheeling, W: Va, will prac'
tice in the courts Of Ohio and adjoining counties;
Particular attention given 10 the collection Of
claims. Office on Main Street, over the Bank oil
I Wheeling. lah'om
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,td. sAMUEL TRIMBLE, Trustee.
An Excellent Grocery for Sale.

An EXCeIIent GROCERY D SahIcs
V,HE UNDERSIGNED DESIRES TO SELL
i his wcll-stocked and conveniently located
Family Grocery, south west corner Of Market
Alley and Market square, ID Ward.
ALSO, q stand in the Market House, opposite
the Grocery.
Possession given Of both at any time.
dec3I.Imo LEWIS BEEKAAN.
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THE THAw has rendered our sidewalks
almost impossible in many places.
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VI nculs anu IN
ing.

For Rent, and Notice OF Meet
ing.
THREE STORE ROOMS IN THE ID Eel
i LOWS Hall Building fronting on Monroe
street. Apply TO I. p. Shallcross, L. A.. Brent
hngcr, OF +. W. Bassett.
STOCKHOLDERS Meeting for election'.oi
a Board of Directors will be held in the Camp
Room on Saturday, Feb. 2, 1867, at I O'Clock, p.
II. F. W. BASSETT,
Jan. 2S.lw. Secretary.
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GREAT
IN
CENTRE WHEELING!
C.

UTAs JUST RETURNED RBOM
III THE EAST with . splendid stock Of Gents
and Boys Ready Made Clothing. as also Furnish
teriai and in the latest style, are offered at such
low prices that it has caused a great excitement
among the general community. All parties,
young and old, who desire to dress tasty for this
Fall and Winter, and at the same time save meney
-are advised to go to JACOB STElNFELDs
CLOTHING STORE, Main Street, Centre
Wheeling. where they can get Business Suits,
Fine Dress Suits, Pants and Vests, all styles,
Oyercoats Of splendid material, Under Garments,
Fine Shirts. Socks and Gloves, Handkerchief,
Ties, Scarfs, Umbrellas, Travelling Bags, Trunks
and many other articles too numerous 70 men.
tion AT lower prices than at any other store In
the United States. To convince yourself OF this
fact cali on JACOB STEINFELD.
octl0 gaF a.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
Greenwood Cemetery,


,SITUATED ON THE NATIONAL
- ROAD. three miles East Of the city, Is now
ready for I~nterments, sale and Improvement OF
lots. IL contains 81 acres of land. and Is laid
ont in the most modern and improved siSle-can
be easily reached at all seasons by the National
Road and for three fourths Of the year by the
uempiieid Railroad. Ii is perfectly sccnIc, and
intended to be beautiied by every variety OF
trees, shrubbcry. public vault, chapel, artificial
lake, fountains, &c., to make IL equal to the best
Rural Cemeteries in the country. Ample pro-
vision is also made for its enlargement, order
and care in perpetuity.
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing lots can exam.
inc the grovnd with the Superintendent, who
has a plat, or secure them by calling at the Office
Of the Secretary, on Main street, over the Bank
Of Wheeling. 80 =,
Persons wishing 70 make interments viii call
on the Secretary 10 obtain permits therefor.
Tickets of admission Ia lot holders aud visit
tors will be issued by the secretary.
A. j. SWEENEY, Prest.
r c. BoNHAN, See'y.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
A i. Sweeney. John A. Armstrong,
j. S. Rhodes, George Adams, Eh
John a.. Muth. r q. Jordan,
Geo. Mendel, t. A. Hiidreth,
Joseph Bell ansoI
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8. r. ML1zl
c. (. zASE.
C. L. ZANE & CO.,

il FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WINES and
LIau0rs. Manufzctursrso u Pure Catavba Wines.
Quincy Street, hetEe@a Main and Market Sta,
Wheeling. ". Va. keep constantly on HIND
Brandies. Scotch and Irish Tbisktss, Jamsies
Rums and Cordials. choice OH BYE aud BuriOu
WHISTLES. sep21
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FORSALE,
Ice Embryo Removed.

vv,HR ENTIRE STOCK OF GOODS,
i Lease on Store, House and Store fixtures
dec7.tf STEIN BROS.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
MYTH OR WITHOUT T H Il
Furniture, the house on Fourth street,
occupied by Mr.. Samuel Mitchell and family.
Also. two brick tenem ents en- the Island for rent
OF sale. Apply to Mira 5. MITCHELL,
decls or 2. JACOB.
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

nNE OF THE ROOMS NOW OCCUPIED
" 10y us. Enquire on the premises.
PRYOR, HANDLAN & CO,
ian3l Nos. Is. IL and ~ Main street.
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wEsTVIRGuNlAs
RELIGIOUS BOOK HOUSE,
No. ~ Monroe street., re =
- 7a1i ,.,
.- ff.i .fr,j 90 WheeHnG.

WE TAKE PLgASrgg ~ A.
w NOUgCIsG 10 our macy ff1snde and -
public generally. that We ssve $500 y -
stock Of Religious Books
school Books, stationery Ae.
and VII keep Constantly on hae4, !aniy ~
Posket Brbis.' Hymn sssA Prsyer Bssts, 1aslAy
s,hool Boot. sebozi B4skst Bissk DsskA CeS.
Litter, Nos, and B1iet Ps9en. ks,st9s.
aSuaiyskepf In . hrsteiAss Epok StSrs, 4
whIeh WIN be soH AZ ths lowest psssfsss psfss.
Pleas give NJ a czmt gnE EafLpl - TLq1
~ GRO. W. STOyER, Lossi ADsf,
Authorized Agent Es Sunday HAQsiss. Prs
byte1zn, and SaDdzy School TinesL
We have = StationSrs Stamp. ~ seeaD1ng
rftals On rsndi snrsispeal Ht1t . ~
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MICHAEL j. ROHAN,

MARBLE WORKER, ON NAE
M KET STKEET, . fsw doors above tbs
second Ward Market Hsase. Mo1uD<ntsl
Work Of al kinds made oo order. City and eoup-
try orders WIN be net with prvmptnssA
apI1ly
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THE COURTS
The Courts for April.

The Courts for April.
Judge Shpman will probably hold the United States
Circuit Court-a stated term-for the disposal OF all
classes OF Among the the criminal Gallon
dar the Tapp case, the lottery cases. the Memphis
embezzlement case and the tobacco frauds. In the
United States District Court Judge Belts will Sit and on
Tuesday hs will call the Admiralty calendar for the
signmeut OF causes for the term.
The Court Of Appeals commenced It's session in this
city the 10th u and will continue to sit during the
month OF April The Judges comprising this court are
Davies, c. j. Wright, Hunt, Scrugham, Bockes, Porter
Parker and Grover.
In the Supreme Court Parts and Of the Circuit are
TO be held by judges from other districts The Special
Term and Chambers are to be held by Judge Barnard.
aud the Special Term for motions by Judge
Csrke. The General Term is TO be held by Justices
Leonard, Sutherland and Ingraham
In the Superior Court Part !. Judge Jones will Sit and
In Part Judge McCunn. The Special Term Is be held
by Judge Garvin, while the General Term be COM
posed Of Judges Robertson Barbour and Mcneil
Part OF the Common Pleas Is be held by Judge Car
dozo Part BY Judge DAILY, and the Chambers business
by Judge Brady.
The Marine Court IL to bo held by Judge ross assisted
by Judge Hearne, with Judge Aker In the Chambers.
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funeral from the residence OF his parents Sixty
street near lhird avenue. Tuesday AZ twelve O'Clock
RANDALL -sudd,nsy, on saturday March 90 May
FoeTgR, beloved sige OF Benjamin Il. Randall and
daughter Of William Foster formerly OF Providence,
r. Il, aged 90 years aud months
The friends and relatives of the family are invited 10
a,'cnd the funeral from her late Residence $50 East
Thir,y-sixth street, "Wednesday morning, at eleven
O'Clock
ScHusrrR-Iu Jersey CITY, on Sunday. March 81 OF
croup youngest daughter OF Catharne and the
late Joseph Schus;er aged years and months
The relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from 294 South Seventh
street. this fslondavl afternoon. at two o'clock
SMITH On sunday March 81, at the res dence OF ms
parents las Macdouga street, GEORGE A.. OF George
IL. AM susie Smith, aged years and months
Particulars Of funeral In Tuesday mornngs papers
SrREcHEx-Ou Sunday, March 81, WILLIAM Henry,
eldest OF Robert and Margaret Strechen aged
years, 9 months and DAYS.
Tho friends and relatives are requested 70 attend tne
funeral from his parents residence, No Id Rose street,
this tMonday) afternoon, at two O'Clock
SroayIon saturday, March so, at Glen Haven, Cort-
land county n Y. RoBERr r. STORY, Jr, in the 33d
year OF his age.
Tho friends and those Of his father Robert r. Story
and his father n-iaw Robert Knight respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from his late residence
34S Adephi street, Brooklyn on Tuesday afternoon at
wAIsl-on Sunday morning, March 81, MICHAEL
WALSH, aged 25 years and months, native of kings
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from his late residence
275 Columbia street, Brooklyn, on Tuesday afternoon,
at two O'clock
wnrrE On Sunday, March 81, of consumption, Mrs.
Ellen WHITE, In the oath year of her age.
The relatives friends OF the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from her late residence
30 Greene street on Tuesday afternoon AZ one O'CLOCK
wILIIAss.-At Now Orleans, on Tuesday, March 26 L.
LYMAN WILLIAMS. Of Brooklyn.
WHTg-Suddenly In Brooklyn, on Saturday, March
30 ELIZA, widow Of George White, of Bushwick, l. l.,
in the T4tn year or her age.
two O'Clock from the residence of Richard Williams 81
South Oxford street.
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DEPARTURE Of A LIBERAL MEXICAN WAR VESSEL.

The new liberal Mexican sidcwheol war steamer Gene
raj McCulum Captain Barton, left this port yesterday
for Tampco, Mexico. The vessel equipped at this
port, no secrecy having been made 10 Its object and
destination. The McCuum is q small steamer Of Eve
hundred and fifty six tons built Of iron aud carries
battery Of six guns She considered very fast
sell On her trip down the bay she gave infinite salts.
faction TO all on board She fitted under the
direction Of General sturm formerly chief ordnance on
Ger Of Indiana who for some time past has been
IN the service Of Juarez Tho cargo OF the
vessel consists Of ten thousand stand OF small
arms, two full batteries or light artillery, with impe-
ments complete After the vessel proceeded short dis
lance down the bay she met by vessel from which
sne received four tons Of powder and large quantity OF
nxed ammunition. The vessel was cleared by Allen 4
Latson, her nominal owners who, with General Sturm,
DIS private sccresry. w. r. Stocking, his brother Colo
nei A. Meia ard thrcc other officers OF the Mexican
Army and W. G. Gray late Deputy Collector at New Or
leans Prior 70 the departure Of the vessel
iarge party assembled at the foot Of Dsy
street, where tho vessel was moored, among whom
weis numerous gentlemen of Fenisn procvities Among
the 'arte number or guests invited 10 accompany the
vcssei down the bay General Mullen, ex-Secretary
OF war OF the Fcnan Brotherhood whose presence gave
rise 10 rumor that the vessel is q Fenlan prlvateer
On tho way down the harbor General sturm entertained
the party s grand COLLATION.. daricT which toss,s
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The money market has ruled very active without,
however any material advance in rates. Call loans on
governments ana other FIRST class securities have
aged per cent, the latter being the prevailing price
Commercial bills, unless strictly PRIME very difficult
to negotiate. Banks called in their loans quite freely
early in the week, and there general curalng
balances. This has been the throughout the coun
try, the money markets of all commercial! he
West especially exhibiting great strngency The banks,
however, being thoroughly strengthened-as they
have become from the trouble TO which they have put
the business communication their quarterly statements
tomorrow, may look for easier market, and, we
trust. permanent revival in business.
Government securities firm, with good demand
Prices exhibit an advance during the week nearly
the entire list the exception being the scven-thir,ies
There complaint in the West of their
in the market Quotations each Saturday Of the past
four weeks have been follows
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERC CiAL.


SuSDAy March 81, 1867.
The stock market has been dull during the as, week.
with very little variation in the prices Of securities
Pacific NAH I'm which large transactions have taken
pacel has been the most active stock the boards,
selling al l2SL at the first regular session OF the
Exchange yesterday, against l25 the saturday
previous. The highest price reached during the week
1921. Cleveland and Toledo also exhibited con-
siderable animation, and advanced per from the
snces current Monday With these exceptions stocks
have ruled exceedingly steady, which IS somewhat
surprising, as the closeness Of the money market
certainly invited raid by the bears The feeling on the
street towards the close Of business last evening was
favorable RISE and with easier money market an
advance may be anticipated. The following table, giving
she highest prices Of the leading stocks sold at the hrs
regular session OF the Exchange on each Saturday Of
The past four weeks will show how trhing have been
she variations, despite dull market during that
,aria
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COURT CAleNDAa-Tnls DAY.

COURT APpEAIS
~. Elias Va Farley. 30is. Chas. r. Duncan ct
Is. Mccrossan VS. Thorn. al VS.. Great Western
"a Irving Bank VS.. Wether- Insurance Co.
AID 81 Williams Burch
20. Williams va shelley 80 Guernsey We Guernsey.
n. Maverick VS. Eighth 3D. Osborn vs. Robbins
Avenue Railroad Co. 80. Westerlo De Witt
70. Attorney General ex 81. Mallory vs.. Tioga Rail
rel. Marseus VS.. Dutch road Co
Reformed Church. 8S. Ely vs. SpafIord.
30. Huder vs.. Golden. %. Newell w. Wheeler.
SUPREME CoURT-GENERAL TERN Non. .enumcratod
motions Nos to So inclusive
SUPREME CoURr-ciRcurr.-Pa Nos Q57 l145 Q51
245 1887 1863 1885, 1877 939 1916 SOL I42e 342 iI96
1888 1441 1443, 1851, 247, $50 Part 2-Noe IO4I
1870 122o s92, 1l50 171e 1850. 104o s58 2eo2 i2sa
1852 os 1885, 1882 75s 1900 954 1Oio 1898 eos ll93
SUPREME CouRr-SPEf1AL TERN -Demurers Nos. g. g.
T. 8, TO- IL, IL Issues OF Law aud Fact Nos I3s iSI
ss, ioo, l2S, l25, 12s, 49, l3o, 49, 134, I3o las
SUPERIOR CorRr-TRrAL TERM.-Part 1-Nos 26l3
31b5, 2767 3107, 3lG5, 3109, 3i73, 3lI5 317o 3ls3
165, 25o5, BOAT, 2409, 1888 Part 2--Nos ls4O 8zo2
2658, 1884, 2746, 3l22 32l6, 32lS, 3222 3224 3ls2
1854, 3l3o, 1926, 1174.
CorRr OF COMMON PLEAS Part Mos $40, e12 sol.
400 Part 2-Nos 5oa. 102s, cal, 54s, ool. l2I' An
ESQ., $50, 5se, 523, $50, 2s5 Is8, 495.
suRRoaArR's CouRr-CALsypAR FOR ApRIL-Term
begins April 4 1s67.-No 1, Henry Hyman, will: q
Jacob Abrahams, will; g. William Keegan. will; l. John
Fairbanks will; 8, william II Doson, administration:
O. + Henrques administration: 7, Francis A. Cannon
win Q, Lewis Mead, will: o. David W. Christie, will TO-
William f. StllwelI, wiz; H. Samuel Phillips, will; IL,
Henry B. Herts j. will; L. Cornelius Lottcn, viii; H.
Francis Gilmore, will; Is, Rozae Bebe will 16 Joseph
A. Ianbv. will
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There rather inquiry wheat though the mar
higher choice parcel Of 500 BUSHES bringing ss is The
oe smSer ,SSs sa SIS ne m nr caoo s.
for white Canada aud s. IS 50 Is for good no Nh
became active specaaiors taking hold freely
sn nsad Il sore sna s y hs @ na he closing
these surss load o sold 8 u in store The
s aassi and 8 4
~ ' sc ier Tor State ' sds ma &c for Western. and
500 Sashes Western al 81 81 in store There
sHs oS can"as wss IN 81 i
81 26 Tor Canada West, free Barley malt ruled dun and
Fnr,cnrs dull, but rates were without decided
% petrosun s. 81 $50 700 sgss
els peas aud steamer 500 bates cotton at 7l6d
msn no naapa 80
@ S spd ysa I ans m M
british London, 2Ooo bushels barley It 5sd.;
Al % M 0'h British bark 10 the aiSra general
and pored Italian bark to Leghorn, tobacco, on p-
GusSY BAGS were dun and nominal;
GrNNY CLOTH was unchanged Last sale 500 bales In Bos.
ors we're in moderate consumpve demand at full prices
IAY.-shipping in fair demand at 81 90 a 81 s.,
Iirar-Ai kinds still continued DUH though holders were
firm in their views and demanded full prices Manila was
market which, however ruled steady at former prices No
NAVAL sIonssThere but little change the market
for spirits tnrpentnc being quiet at about prices
there va. slightly improved de9anS sales 1000 e bbIs
ey o sns DO 'G,n9 So IS ana
81. chiefly at s6 I2h. OF heard OF no sales.
i OnsTherc was less demand for nseed, prices for
which however We're without decided change crs:hers
lbs private otner kinds ruled extremely dull at
unchanged prices.
and sS @ There Sa sss pork and
consequently less huoysncy The market opened heavy.
The marke. a. the close stood ga cash. and
s2 i2 regular .hs sales for immsdats & deivssS were
old do, o'' ss = 5 G So 81 IS for ri prime and So IS for
prime also for future delyery 5o bbs new mess
9s s Ees es Ay at il AZ a. sellers s ea
aad SO ss5 for PLATA DO; iis5ss beef s ro:
ae s Of S bsls 81 U.s. There was but
little demand FOR bacon the sales being limited 70 a boxes
The sales 900 packages q lsc nsc for hams and
doing The sales footed up lpo bSis at i2 isIc, the
though choice grades ruled rm under reduced
ply We quote State At 20c Sac. Western, ioc isc
PrrnoLErx-Recelps iss. bbls The demand for crude
limited though the market called steady at lsc
only Sus hea aaa Of sales 70 snn lighter
and 500 do. at 4oc. &C. also to bulk lighter, private
nominal At S7c ssc for standard white, Of wSic
| small lots were disposed Of at these quotations.
RICE unchanged, with small sales Carolina At loc
sucAR.-The marke. sll ruled quiet, though steady
former prices Pair to refining Cuba was quoted st go
Sosss Refined was dull a. isc for powdsrea
T4IIow was fairly active and hrm the sales footing u
s5OO lbs, loc Ike also in Philadelphia 100 QUO bt
Sales 60 SSls. Western. in bond. at DC.
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Total (ninetecn roads).. 9ss s4s S. 09s $40
The above exhibits total increase in earnings amouns
ing to sios472 for February this year compared with
February, 1896.
The Ohio state Commissioner Of Statistics has fur
nshed the following table showing the gross earnings
and per capital Of the fifteen leading railroads
of that state for the year 1860
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proposed and drank Juarez and thc liberal Mexican
gat eruuent The grests brought back this city
The tug Anstiu arriving IN town at t O'Clock sun
day morning fne HERALD the only newspaper that
had a representative on board
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


PorI IARn-DowEtI--In New York, bv Rev. Mr.. White,
EDWARD A. roLLARD. of Virginia. author &c, to Mrs
MARIE NATutIIE DowEIL nte Grapier granddaughter Of
the Countess Nathalie de Iarge France, and daughter
Colonel Joseph Graner san Domingo late OF Norfolk,
Virginia.
PIrM--RonNsoS. Wednesday, March 90, BY Rev.
J. Bowling, u. D., WM c. PLUM to s IsAnELLx, ROBIN
SON. both of this city.
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IlY HENRY II. LEEDS MINER.
ID HENRY H. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE IN JONES' ASSEMBLY

HENRY H. LEEDS MINER win sell. BY auction, on
Tuesday April at l0 o'clock, all the valuable Furniture
in the well known Establishment o. Iog: L:ssmby Rooms
sS'a 1nss anal q Gs
80 Chairs Pier lns Oval Trrcrs Dressing Bureaus
China and Glass Plated Ware Linen Table Cloths
Furniture Clock parlor and other Stoves
of Thompsou first class celebrated Cooking
Ranges Kitchen Ware, &c. Hotel md boarding house
keepers will do well 10 examine these articles. Sale
remptory, the lease having been Sold ..-.-y.zxxxAa
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RY HENRY H. LEEDS 4 MfNER.
y HENRY u. LEEDS. AUcfIoNEER,

- at their sai-sroom No IS Liper:y street.
HOUSEHOLD DFURNITURE-Consistingo Of Q general asS
sortment removed for convenience OF sale including Par
lor Dining Room Library and Chamber Furniture; Velvet
Brussels and ingram Carpets gilt frame French plate Oval
Mors rosewood SUITS In crimson brocatel black walnut
do. In Turkish Easy Chairs black walnut and
wood Bedstesds Bureaus and Chairs Cottage Suits Win
dow Curtains and Shades Silver Plated Dishes Sugar Bowls
Teapots &c; Oh ma Crockery, Glassware, &c; Copper
Mouds, &C.; Kitchen and Barroom Furniture.
ALSO, AT II O'CLOCK,
Rosewood and mahogany Pianos
Rosewood m bed Billiard Table.