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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-02-10
United States Internal Revenue.

CoILECroR's OFFICE, Sd DISTRICT, S. c.,
COLUMBIA, February g. 1869.
hN thursday, 18th instant, will sell, ONE
~ STILL, capa ID worm, (damaged.) Sold for
violation of United States Internal Revenue laws.
Terms cash. K. NJ. WALLACE,
feb 93 Deputy Collector.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS AND GENERAL.
SEssIoNs-February 9.-In the case of
Henry Maxcy, (colored,) for the murder of
Alexander Reilley, (white,) the jury, at
late hour on Monday night, rendered a YER
dict of guilty of manslaughter. with re-
commentator to mercy.
Mander Anderson, charged with stealing
cotton, was brought up for arraignment.
Col. Alexander c. Haskell, his counsel,
made n motion to quash the indictment;
which was strongly opposed by Mr.. Talley.
The motion was sustained by the Judge.
Col. Haskell then made motion to release
his bond and discharge the prisoner; which
was also opposed by Mr.. Talley; but the
motion was granted by the Judge. In this
case, neither the name Of tho prisoner nor
the owner of the cotton were in the warrant
Of arrest or in the affidavit. Immediately
after the Judges decision, the prisoner was
re-arrested under an affidavit of the owner of
the cotton. For want of bail, he was COM
mitted to Jail
The case of Hasting Reese and Isaac
Ledingham, indicted for burglary and lar
ceny, was taken up and continued to o. late
hour, when, after arguments from the Soil
citor, and W. X. Backman, Esq, for the
prisoner, the Judge charged the jury and
they retired; but had not returned up to
the hour of closing our report.
The case of Louisa Wilson, (colored, J
for the murder of Mrs. Beechner, has been
assigned for to-day.
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United States Internal Revenue.

DEPUTY CoLLECroRs OFFICE, 3D DISTRICT. 8. c.,
January o, 1869.
NOTICE is hereby given to all parties who may
IN claim an interest III STILL, CAP AND
WORM, seized for violation of Internal Revenue
Laws, from Daniel Livingston, of Orangeburg
County to give bond to defend suit for forfeiture
of the samo, in United States Dis rict Court, in
80 days from this date, or it will be sold
r. N. WALLACE,
Jan 10 Deputy Collector Sd District s. O.
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CAsH.-Our terms are strictly cash-no
exceptions If an advertisement is to be
inserted. hand over the money; if a paper is
subscribed for, the money must accompany
the order-otherwise no attention will be
paid to them. This rule will be adhered to-
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PAVILION HOTEL. Charleston, s. C.
DOARD, PER- DAY, $500
ID Mrs. II. L. BU rTERFIELD, Proprietress.
a. BUrTERFIELD, Superintendent Feb 10
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Potatoes! Potatoes!!

Ok BBLS. Pink-Eyc Planting POTATOES,
Ac % do Choice Eating Potatoes, lust re-
ceiyed and for sale at reduced prices. by
Fcb9 j. &. II. r. AGNEW
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Notice to Florenz Hertwig,
or an INHERITANCE: His present address is
" requested, by FREDERICK HINKEL,
Attorney at Law, 139 Broadway, (P. o. Box
1881 New York city. Feb 106
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Self-Raising Flour.

S0 BBLS. self raising FLOUR, just received
cO aud for sale low to the trade, and at retail
by j. It IL AGNEW
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Soap! Soap I! !

SooP' oooP''
SO BOXES Coburn Family SOAP, known here
e)O tofore as the Soap sold by Mr. r. G. SILVER,
just received and for sale low, hy
Feb j. " r. r. AGNEW
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Locket Found.

L0CKet FOUND.
A SMALL GOLD LOCKET found, which the
inent and gratuity to the finder. Call at
Fob 1913 PHOENIX OFFICE
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Our jon OFFICE. The PhWaic Job Office
is now prepared to execute every manner of
printing, from visiting and business cards
to pamphlets and books. With ample ma
terial and frst-class workmen, satisfaction is
guaranteed to all at New Yor!, eprices If
our work does not come up to contract, we
make no charge. With this understanding
our business men can have no excuse to send
their job work North, when it can be done
at home
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Columbia Chapter No. 5. r. A. N.
..,sc.u1> A REGULAR CONVOCATION OF Cclum-
SSISEgb bia Chapter No. S, Il. A. NJ, will be held,
AANGaJ Masonic Hall, THIS EVENING, at 2
seth4o o'clock. BY order Of tho High Priest.
Feb 10 w. HUTSON WIGG, Secretary.
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DEATH OF A PROMINENT MERCHANT. Mr..
Morris Seligman, a copartncr in tho house
OF George A. Hopley & Co., of this city. died
yesterday morning, at o'clock. in the
slxty-Iirst year of his age. Mr.. Seligman
was native of Hamburg, Germany, and
came to this country in 1850, to fill the posi-
ton OF chief clerk in the house with which
he became connected in 1857
Charleston Neacs
Senator McCreery and others have had
an interview with Attorney General Evarts
IN regard to the release of lieutenant
Br1ine, of the Confederate Navy. Evarts
aoHoss whether Braine's case comes within
W" "lnsies'y' out listens favoraby to the
appeal for mercy on his behalf.
DE' IN OF Two GooD CITIZENS. Ns.-Within
The last two weeks, Barnwell District has
been deprived of two of her most excellent
citizens Maj. w. r. Barker. and Mai. A.
D. Nix. -B,umtceR Sentinel.
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MAIL ARRANaEMEErs.- The post oflico is
open during the week from 81 am. to 6p.
m. On Sundays, from to p. m. The
Charleston and Western mails are open for
delivery at 5 p. M, and close at 8T p. M
Charleston night mail open 81 q. M, close
~ p. m. Northern open for delivery 2
p. M, close II Is a. m. Greenville open for
delivery s p. M, close So p. m.
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To Blacksmiths and Wheelwrights.

TO BIacksmlths and WheelWrights.
Cry Clerks OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, February 9, 1862
DROPOSALS for the Blacksmith and Wheel
4 wright work required by the Street Depart
ment, will be entertained by tho City Council, at
their next regular meeting, on tho 10th instant
Persons who desire to bid for the above work. will
be furnished with list of the articles required, at
this Office, and any further information will be
given on application to the City Clerk
By order of the City Council.
Feb 106 J. s. MCMAHON. City CLERK.
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY JANUARY 49, 8oo-TRpLE SHEET

fcrrcd, "A bid; Milwaukee, and SC. Paul. 74,l AK
do. preferred "a e41s; Fort Wayne, 1897 a l23K;
Ohio and Mississippi 33sl 33H; Michigan South
ern, sl5s; Pttsburg. 80 sax; Toledo, lO3h 103x;
Rock Island, 100 l2si&; Northwestern, sax ssX;
do. preferred. ssJs.
The closing quotations on tue street at half.past
~, ..,,ssack this evening wore as follows:-Eew
-. .- caairaA 'asx : 'saEi EdS 9a@k; Fort
wayne. l2s1 bid; Michigan souths... ak A1sls;
Rock Island, l2oK 1928; Reading, ssH
s5x; Northwestern common. sax SAX;
Northwestern preferred, ssN . ssK; Pittsburr,
ssa< 80; st. Paul preferred, s4k . PAX; Ohio and
Mississippi, s3x . 334; Pacific Mail. lc2k l22A.
Foreign exchange was weaker with the dsciine in
cotton and better supply Of bills. The following
were the closlng rates-Sterling, prime bankers.
sixty days, lOox; bankers' looss . look; CONNER
cial, losA 1oo1@; Paris. sixty DAYS. 61sa< 5.15;
short sight, 61Sk SIX; Antwerp. 5.18A 5.15;
Switzerland. 6lsK 0 SIS; Hamburg. 35N 3ex;
Amsterdam, 4oK . Al; Frankfort. 4ox AK; Bre-
men, 7sh 70; Prnssan thalers. 7lKa72
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wEsTcaesTsR lNTrLlIG;N:e.

WEST FAsxs.-A public meeting Of all property
owners within the limits Of the town OF West Farms
win be held ut Ittner's Hail. fremont ON Wednesday
evening the goth inst. at eight o'cocE the subject
un0er consideration being the proposed fncorpOrar
uon OF the town, which is advocated BY the tx
poyers ana meets with condemnation nom political
once holders who have succeeded In running.
BURGLARIEs IN M0RRIsANIA.--The nour and feed
store at the corner Of Second street ana Washington
avenue. Aorrtsania, was entered early on Sunday
morning By Burglars who took the safe out back OF
me store INTO . COW shed, broke It open and alb
stracted 100 In cash, besides number Of valuable
papers Mr. DeGranrs residence was also entered
the same night It Ii supposed by the same gang and
large amount Of sllverware stolen.
OVERDOSE OF CnL0RoVoRx.-On Sunday after
noon ME- Dyer, wife Of Mr.. Oliver Dyer, died sud-
denly at her residence In Mott Haven Of an overdose
Of chloroform. For many years Mrs. Dyer had
habiually taken choroform to alleviate the pain Of
acute neural1ic attacks TO which she was subject.
On Sunday afternoon, while her husband was absent
at the Howard Mission, she resorted 30 her usual
remedy for neuralglc attack and accidentally spill
Ing quantity or chlorof0rm on her pillow, the
fumes OF that added TO what she hal taken proved
fatal The family physician was summoned, but he
did not arrive until It was too late. An inquest was
held yesterday.
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Wheat was quiet but choice held arrn, while
% ::' 'sif p:: e: sssssf;
"a :'S:: :s: .ss ssa'i: S
s: :sss Sc w: sss.
sad prize prsss uS
:sss: sS1A s.g ~. r Ninth
sas e H. r. Yor %.
and Brooklyn WAREHOUSES; January Is -, tel bush
bushels rye ~ @ bushcs barley, sioO bushels NAH ana
market continued 10 ru,. aul and heavy
The wersI9 al oLvspooi per steamer s@
bore. bacon q eos The charters er.A Norwegian bark
e sssn s's & as p' sn
Brti.h brig to Pernabuco and Bahia with general cargo
GUssrxs were dun and nominal Al our last quotations
Wanda % xss as & sss sS ssaion fos a q ns ss fr
Abstraction II pss n% sq .s s Va. 70
lse 2o 6air 70 good do i2c &c., and inferior
an. n:ts,s 4 a. ss Sss n ll.a. held
SAv.I sTcnrs ~ sos spiri,s sarpoaiins go
bbs were sold IN Wilmington on private terms TIE nsrsss
!9'n va ::;sass sS; .is; ,,sssd esT
2. h Ss O. <. ss. 81 Srsas sas & Of
ana ss ~s: as: a a y wsrs g . Z
q IS Ss ss 81 @ s.ss.ss ss: .
busiress Of consequence ansscssd IN PORK to-day
but the market hrme closing ~ $2e . 90 for
There small sales AZ as % S2s 30 for old mess
s2b ~ So ~ for EXTRA prime s0 bcis new mess
sp wsn 1--we y: s " we're as S % ss vi
: nhc., with arrivals OF s,sss head. Beef was In
moderate demand and steady, with Gales Of ITO
bela a &u SE for plain mess and fl9
el9 70 for esrA do. fierce beef, though quiet Arm
ssous 3ss pacsnsss wes dlsp2ssd q WITHIN ee range q
hams steady and Gm raea ~ bbs ~ from $50 70 &34
Cut meats continued moderate request ~ steady pIces
and sales 100 within the range OF 2c
a1yc for dry saed and picked shouders hc <c for
smoked do Bacon firm, and sales wcrs effected cf 100
boxes Cumberland eut Al liza W. quote LONG clear. loo.
lard the arkst was dull hut rather nrmsr he sales
only about 80 a from ise 70 l9c for No. TO prime
Pafsolsus r $40 bbs erds and ,a oo rssned
The market for the former continued 70 rule dull and heavy.
and pfces rather lower, closing luc fo IN bulk.
sale OF cargo lin hbis) rmorcd, hut could nos
n ssered the market also dull, there being
cSs~sa sa.s iS 81, standard whs a. Mar Il Il c,
e arkct closng a c for lots on the apot Of nsphshs
80 bbs were soId lie In rhAdephin the market
ques aud weak sass $500 bbis standard white for January
HIor.-cssolips IN demand and nrm ct Hsc. pslc,
SuuARThs amcuns of business done IN This srtcse
day small, The market quite steady a. our last
Saios were made Of 80 hhda, pa a lsc fl Cuba and
DenarsrA private terms also ~ bbs A. in4c atszc,
and 1s meiado private ns rov rsnnsd there was an
iASc. is1sa sou whns Nkc. iesc yellow. isSc
Ssrhs ."o n.sra .csususa "a fair demand and rm, and
Further sses made ct 400 BAGS W mrte pcf Wrn.
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rccirient or a pretty severe reprimand from the
Judge, who: addressing him. aid:-.'At the time OF
Your arraignmeDt you pleaded not guilty.:
Rw what nave you 10 say with regard
70 the CHARGE" The prisoner in a demnrc
The IA lge tnen said-Just a. sure as can be you viii
90 - oe Ssato PRISON unless you stop your present
course Tou have been practising this thing for
years, snd while have BEEN on the bench you have
been brUSz1t before me ON o similar charge This
was the eet years ago aud were Il not Tor the
Efforts OF your brother you wonid have certainly
gone 70 the State Prison az that time. You can
live longer on the wind than any man I ever
Knew. When saw the account Of your arrest In
sne the morning papers ! had no doubt as to
Mr, Coss, the complainant handed the Judge re-
celpt. given him by Phillips the l4th Of Decem-
witnesses, who we're present ut the time. The 40
cused was thercup0u remanded TO jail TO appear be-
lore the Grand Jury. the DISTRICT Attorney for the
credit or the bar OF which the prisoner is member,
a. wen for the sake Of press wia 1t Is said take
special care OF the case and see to Its prosecution.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONDAY. Jan. ls-e

MONDAY, Jan. 18-6P M.
An interesting aud perhaps important decision was
rendered. to-day By the United States Supreme
""urtin connection with the suits brought by tine
SS&p 'anks 70 test the right Of the State to tax
United States securities fhB Umsr sustioe resd w
opinion Of the Court to the effect that certificates OF
Indebtedness, commonly Known as three per cents
and greenbacks are exempt fr0m such taxation.
Heretofore our banks and corporations In preparing
their annual statement have been accustomed 70
convert their resources into United States bonds IN
order TO escape this local mpost; but under the de-
cisOn just rendered II viii be sucient In future 70
have their funds IN three per cents and greenbacks.
The money market to-day was extremely well sup
piled, although rather sharp demand was reported
at the Close owing TO the fact that borrowers In ex
pectaton Of lower rates. had postponed their engage
ments until the close. The ruling rate was seven
per cent on all kinds OF collateras but good houses
ana favored customers. with prime collateras were
freely supplied at six Tue banks are glutted with
national bank notes which have been supplied here
In large amounts from the interior and parti-
culariy from the West and are beginning
to exchange them at the Sub.Treasury for three
per cents, about $17.OOo.0oo Of which yet
remain unissued. This exchange Is beneficial both
ways IL provides funds for the immediate expenses
OF the government and 1t increases the legal reserve
OF tho banks, enabling the latter to be still more
generous In extending accommodation to those
wishing loans and discounts The money market Is
at present model Of good order, and transactions
take place without much annoyance. 1t is within
tho power OF Congress TO preserve this heathful
state OF things by doing away with the present sys
tenn Of quarterly bank statements aud the spasms
and disturbance which 1t produces IN financial
circles.
Gold was weak AMI dun and without peculiar
feature. The moro immediate cause OF Its weakness
was the decline In exchange, which In turn was
caused by the breaking OF the scorner'' in De cotton
market 1t Is curious how the tactics Of Wall street
have spread to other business localities Specula-
ton has entered almost all branches Of trade The
''shorts" In cotton were first badly 'twisted" and
then the scorner" was broken. The freer
supply Of cotton bills and the shipment Of govern
ment bonds weakened exchange. Holders Of gold
became tImld and sod. The offering price this
morning on the street was 1891, and in the Gold
Room 1885, from which, with the usual intervening
reactions, there was decline to 135sS at half.past
four O'Clock. The range Of price was as follows:-
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Church ~, OF Pearl gsxIl .. If m,
r M =. = ~, ~ % orange a. 25xsvu.. e26
sst =. os. s5 e ~ inclusive Isnis ward 100
.ss ~. . ~ y o blns st. 4yxon II00
oIieans ~ 2slf OF Nesbh st. 30xisS gl0l
LANE anu bee:ker sss, corner 25x30 TO
rtone ~ - Rfey'gproperlv, 30xsO. ......... Q3s
van bufes 81 ls ~ of over 10vxi0l. lao
<,.-. 0LfSTos ~ N & MI +
Cnnson ~ ., Is n OF Quinton 81 sxlEo s7S
M0SrCLAIR.
Ancs0wa road Fu ler's property 0io0 3so0
SOUTH OBAnQR.
ooman M orange 70 Newark road, - pots, Of about
-. O,'W
TIN AssFhEs ~ HUDSON COUNTY, n. y.-yEs3EY oITY.
wayne 81 corner OF Grove st. Hstchss Hotel property;
Vi 81 81 v el Coes IA an. ..sSu s,
upEoRRN.
Grand and Mh sta corner 6OxlN0. ..........2 2:7e
Lots hos g. y block I, cosssr estate 1,p
uunBON CfTv.
Coerd 81. 8o0 n Of sprncs g. 5Oxco. l30
Coerdss Indefinite plot, 7sxl0o.. Loo
Grand Nv and Spruce d. corner, l00xl1l. 1l........
Coisd q! loo : o. spra st. 7sxioo. ..... 7mo
Pine =. = 100 4 " Of drani iioxloo
Gr.nd ~ eecancns rnsd and Patterson ip acre 80
Lot q, blk and II, H. ~, IL 81 TO a. blk VI Adj.
Let: sln u = b,kJ - y, S'f K Es.ss' Res iacoo
Linoon st 50 Its OF Union place. 2sxioJ 90
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SUPREME csuaT-c,aculT
Before Judge Gilbert

Advances.
Before Judge Gilbert.
Daniel n. Bald,cfn ana Others rs Ros,oeu s Bur.
vou0As ana OtheYs.-The plaintifs IN this action,
partners a. commission merchants In the city OF
New York. under the arm name OF D. H. Baldwin 3
Co., caQm to have entered into an arrangement with
the defendants BY which the former were EN-.
bales Of cotton to pIantins' correspondents,
whitworth Brothers, Manchester and Liverpool,
for commission OF one and half per cent upon
the net proceeds and to insure the same against
marine risks Under this arrangement, from the 0th
o. April iScs 20 the 10th Of May isoe there was al
cotton In anticipation OF Its shipment and sale the
sum OF 900; and there was also paid BY the plain
the defendants on their part, 1t was claimed, pro-
missed tho plaintiffs TO refund such amount Of the
sun sums S 50 I'd with as y might remain
ceeds OF the cotton. Under this contract 255
bales Of cotton were placed in the hands
Bros and, after crediting the net proceeds thereof
there remained due the plaintiffs from the defend
ants or account q thsl. advances ana payments
missions. balance amounting 70 s17,2io Fl. The
whole OF this sum was claimed by the plaintiGs as
with the exception OF s464s So paid on the 3oth Of
May, 1887. BY Henry Mcclellan, one OF the defend
ants The snlt was brought to recover this sum OF
Sl2,b 81, the balance OF the amount advanced by
the paintin.
The defence set up was that the defendants were
IGNORANT Of the existence OF such firm as D. H.
Baldwin Co.; that in the month Of November
or December, 1865 they made several joint pur
chases Of damaged cotton, amounting to 400, 900
pounds, In which they were jointly interested for
the purpose OF drying and fitting for Market but
not otherwise; that there was no partnerahp for
the purchase and shipment abroad OF any cotton
whatever; that two Of the defendants were
partners under the nrm name Of r. b.
Blanchard Co., for the purpose OF drying and
ht ing for market burnt and damaged cotton; that
the other defendants put cotton to the value OF
$4,000 in the hands OF Blanchard & Co., and that
this firm delivered large amount Of this cotton to
the plantfs without the knowledge OF the real own
ers or their consent being Qlven that this transfer
was made on the condition that the palnriffs should
dispose OF 1t only with the consent OF the nrm OF
Blanchard b Co.; that the plaintiffs In violation
Of this agreement, without the knowledge Of any
OF the defendants. sold the cotton at great
sacrifice and for less than one-third the value. to
the damage Of the defendants Of $4,000. These
damages defendants claimed as set-0r and c0un-
ter claim against any claim the defendants may
establish, and asked for o judgment to the amount
OF their counter claim, with costs.
The evidence on the part OF the plaintiff was put
In, the case was opened for the defence and the
court adjourned.
For plaintirs. Eyarts southmayd and Choate; for
the defendants, A. B. Copwel and Joshua Van Cott.
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Real Estate Notes.

General Grants house In Washington Is said to be
worth at least $6o,O0a He has, besides, . farm Of
thirty eight acres worth $4,000 per acre, within tho
city limits. His real estate at St. Louis. Gaena and
Philadelphia is worth 100000 more, and $500 10
said to be fair estimate Of his total valuation
The tract Of land on Long Island known as
sHempstead Plains' Is now being surveyed. The
BOARD OF Trustees intend to ofYer 1t for sale whom
the streets laid out This large tract OF land,
consisting OF several hundred acres-with the excep
u0n Of the part given ny the town to the Queens
County Agricultural SOcety-has been allowed to re-
main almost useless Although 1t s not very fertile,
1t may be made useful both for agricultural and
building purposes. It is thought the town win re-
cemetery.
The immense amount OF wealth centred in and
around the city OF New York may be appreciated
port OF the Board Of Equalization, made September
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CITY COURT.

Ii . Hat Dycing establishments q Nuisance
Before Judge Thompson.
Mary Jane Baker us. Joseph Gldu ami Another.-
This was an action brought by the plaintiff to re-
cover $500 from the defendants for erecting hat
dyeing establishment In front of her house. about
twenty feet distant. the chimney OF which was only
thirteen feet In height. It was claimed that the
fumes from the dye house killed her shrubbery,
grapes, &C., and was injurious to the health OF her
family. Case still ON.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Married..
BucKvEfa.--JAyxR.--on Thursday evening. Janua-
BucKNEIL to LAURA. youngest daughter or the late
DR.. David Jayne, all OF Philadelphia
HOPKfNe-JAyNE.--On Thursday evening, January
IL, by the Rev. Or. J. Wheaton Smith, w. A. Hor-
KiSs. Of New York. 70 HANNA D.. daughter OF the
late Or. DAVID Jayne, OF Philadelphia.
HUsrxR--BATcHELpEE.-- the Rev. Chas Y. Har-
ria, Orr0 HUsrER, Of Hoboken, 10 ELLA BAr0uEfDER,
Of Jersey City. No cardA
MEEKs-WApHAMs.---0n Wednesday. January 10,
81 the residence Of the brides mother N Yorkville
MEEKs 20 Miss MARTHA J. wApHAMs, po'n OF YORK.
o,SrILi--o,poxocuus wednesday evening,
January "a, nt ST. AIMS church, by the Very Rev.
DR.. STAIRS, Y. O., assisted oy ratners rreston ana
ter OF the late Michael o'Donoghue, Esq s Of this
San Francisco Call and Montreal ranada'.
woop~ s.--on saturday, December II,
by Rev j. H. Horne, Mr.. HORTON w. wooD to JENNIE
L., daughter Of the late Peter Mcnamara, ESD, Of
thus city.
Died.
BERrmAs.--At Union Springs, Cayuga county, n.
r.. on saturday, January 10. ,. u. BERrRAM, father
Of A. n. Bcrtrafn, or this cily.
BLASD.--Qn sunday, January H. HUMPHREY
BLAND. aged 81 years.
The friends and relatives are Invited to attend
the funeral from his late residence No. 80 Lafayette
BnorHERroN.--Un saturday evening, January f0
RopgRT BROrifERTUN. a1ed ~ years
the relatives and friends Of the family are invited
10 attend tho funeral, from hts late rcsidence No.
ssl Ninth avenue, this truesday) afternoon. at one
BUKR.--At cagenovta. N. Y. on Monday January
rs, wrLLiAM ~. BURR. 81.
Funeral on Tnursdu.
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yyon, At " q gold duty padnow generally held 81 So
Grass were dull and unchanged.
Of M U00 lbs at these prices.
wiusKEy y.-Recepls lU5 bbis. The market was a shade
nrmsr sales made OF LOO iron bound bbls Hosern
~ " q. tai paid --@
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COrtEFhfo was m fnT relutst and The market
arm. Sales effected OF bOa bags ex Alerand~a and
260 do, Leeds private terms or other kinds We
heard Of no sales OF moment
FLouR AND GRASReceipts, 79t2 hbls -four 2sS and
1900 sacks meal 1900 bushels DATA The
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