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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-30
COMMERCIAL.
Grain and Flour Markets.

CoRs AND Flour ExoHAEaE,2
RICHMOND, VA, January 20, 1869. 5
OFFERINGS. as
Wheat.-White, ITO bushels. Red, 90 bushels.
Gorn.-White. / ,424 bushels. Yellow, SIS bush
hels Mixed, s60 bushels.
Onts.-1, $50 bushels.
Rye.-64 bushels.
Bdrley-s bushels.
Black eye Pea8.-2S bushels. .-..
sALBs.
Ubent.-White, 10s bushels prime st 1885;
SO bushels very inferior at Sl.50-total, l72
bushels Red, bushels common at $lSo; 70
bushels fair at 81 .S5-total, 90 bushels.
Corn.-White, ls6 bushels very good at Sic.
Yellow, 90 bushels ut Sic. Mixed, noae.
Oats.-2o4 bushels prime at nc. % ousne's
very good at 70c. 1TS bushels prime on prlVa1e
terms-total 4S0 bushels.
Rye.-l2 bushels good Mt 81 40; % busnels
good at Sl41; 80 bushels prime on private
terms-total 81 bushels.
Rg-ExHIBITED.
Wheat-White, Sc bushels. Red, 60 bushels.
Corn.-White, ga bushels. Mixed, Ss2 BUSH
els
Oats.-1, 500 bushels. --.a.--.a-..
RsaARKs.-Oferings of earn at the Exchange
to-day 2,372 bushels, of which 6l8 bushels were
re- exhibited and 206 bushels sold; market
very inactive and lower Offerings of 0dfS
/ $50 bushels, of which 4S0 bushels were sold ;
holders firm and prices advancing. Rye IN
good demand and steady. Wheat in demand.
s. New York.
In New York on the 2Sth instant southern
Flour quiet and unchanged in price. " Wat
dull; sales of % 900 bushels at 81 80 for No )
spring in store, l.65 for No. aspiring deliver
ed, and 81. so for winter red Indiana. Sales OF
Corn, As, 900 bushels at % to csc. for new mixed
western, 9s to 99c. for yellow southern, 90 TO
orc. for white southern, and 96c fof yellow
western. Rye dull. Oats dull; sales $1,000
bushels at 70 to 76Hc. for western in store and
anoat.
Boston.
Boston advices Of the 9th instant say
"there has been fair demand for Corn the
past week, and rather better prices have been
obtained the sales include about $1,000 bush
els, prices Of southern and western yellow
ranging from 81. O2 to Sl0j; white, 95c. TO Sl.o2
for common TO choice, and western mixed
97Hc. to 81, some considerable lot OF high mix
ed having beer sold at the latter price. Sales
of southern and western oats at 70 to S5c.-the
la tier for choice. Rye has been SOLD IL Sio' 10
Sl.6j.'
In Baltimore on the 18th instant, receipts OF
Wheat 5000 bushels no choice offered; in
cluded In the sales were doo ousheis u PAAiii.
MARYLAND at 80 Is, $500 bushels of Maryland
| at 50 to $40, and some lots of Pennsyl'
| vania at 81 IS to Sl.90. Offerings OF Corn
only 5000 bushels OF white and $500 bush-
els of yellow market steady, with sales
Of 5000 bushels of dry white at St tc
| ssc., 1900 bushels fair white OF So to Soc,
| 200 bushels of yellow at cars at s7c.-very
dry and part DID, 1875 bushels at IS to S6c.
and 500 bushels damp at IS to Sic. Receipts OF
outs, $500 bushels, of which less than hal
were sold at prices varying from 70 to 76c
| Rye-Sales of 800 bushels at $3.50 TO. l.j5.
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A MAGISTRATE CoMMrTTEDs-Mr. w. W.
White, one of the justices Of the peace of
this county, being summoned before the
Mayor on Monday last to testify in o Sum
ley law case, refused to testify, and COM
mitted contempt, for which he was fined.
This morning he was again brought before
the Mayor, and for second contempt COM
mitted to Jail for ten days.-Alerandric
Din
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
,s TREMENDOUS STORM. any, II !. .
GREAT CoNsTERNA1ToN::
-7sa sr-a JgE a.. .eHF so a551 IS
HAPPILY. NO LIVES LOST. .sf

. Tho ,5torm,rg of LEVY BROTHERS. store to
purchase CHEAP DRY GOODS caused great
Consideration, many thinking that with such Z
IRISH tte suppiies would give out !; but thew had
n,ov,dod FIR such contingencies, and supplied MI
who visited their store snd having received fur
Their supplies By steamers on Saturday, monaas'
apd to-day they can furnish cheap goods 70 I'll
who favor them with a call. ats .ggggstsr a,3.
MOuSSELsINES at 1sc. worth Csc;
MoHAIR PLaIDs at l2Ic. worth 7ac.; 5ee II
GENUINE FRENCH MERIEO al 7sc., aoc.. and
81 worth 81 Sl.2s, and $3.50;
SCOTCH PLATDs, all wool, at toc. worth &C.,
per yard; .a
SILK and WOOL .CoRDED. PoPLINs at q. so
worth $50 per yard s-a- .s.-.-,-oa,r, !.
Elegant PLAID PoPLINs, all silk and wool, at
$3.50 worth SO per yard; a rg fsrrgc.
LUPIN,s Atwood DELAINEs at Soc; va
superior article of BLACK DEIATNE at Che
same price; a go #.g# sad r.
PoPLIN ALPACAs at 80, IS, and 7sc. per yard
30 per cent. below regular prices;
Handsome COLoRED SILKS at sl.25 and $l.5t
per yard-wou1d be cheap at SITS and 81
BLACK SILKS at o., ss.as, $780, and Ss--al
very cheap goods:
WHITE FLANNEL, all wool, at nc. worth asc.
WHITE FLANNEL. fun yard wide, at 4sc. wortt
coo. ...+ @s a4fs. A-r 5t..ss
RUSSIA DIAPER, all linen, 81. 80 worth 81;
Extra fine RUSSIA DIAPER at IS and a. worth
81 and IS; sEs@ y, 45-
BIRD's-EYE DIAPER at s6e. per yard worth
soc 7et Gg&Ia G=s aasa
TABLE-cLoTHs pure linen, two yards long, Al
sl.9s worth "a; +s r@.f.@ s.3@ =
NOTTINGHAM LACEs, for curtains, at 50 and
soc. worth 81 per yard; 49, .-.-.-.-
DOMESTIC GIN6HAM at 12lc.: FL.
BED TICK at l2Ac.; 81. ...s ..s~
SHIFTING STRIPES at 12ac.: tE gsg
BLEACHED and UNBLEACHED COTTON
full yard-wide, at l2sc.; #"
BERAGE, for wells, at 4oc. worth Soc.
BLACK LACE, for wells, at soc. worth 76c.;
MERINO SHIRTS for Misses, all sizes, at Soc
SOME Of which are worth sl5o;
New style EMBRo1DE RED COLLARS at IS, 50
and 75c.-not half the regular price;
WORKED BANDS at s5c., Soc, 7Sc., g. $i.26
$780, 81, lbs, and sa.so--just half the regula
price;
DIMITY BANDS at loo. worth 25c.;
LINEN SHIRT BoSOMs at 2sc. worth 4cc.;
Rich PLAID, PLAIN, and STRIPED SCARF
RIBBONS, at very low prices;
FROCK WAISTS at Soc, 75c., and al--flty pc
cent. below regular prices; ...
Large-size WHITE QUILTS at sl.ss worth %;
| SONTAGS at Soc. worth 81; . ........ ..
HOODS at 49, 49, and 5oc., worth 5oc., 7tc., and 81
| CLOAKS very cheap; 1.s.
| sHAWI.s below regular prices and lots OF othe
| goods at extremely low prices at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
ta27 1919 and 1915 Main street
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FATAL Acc1DENT.-Mr. Joseph E. Gar
rett, of this city, met with a shocking acct
dent yesterday, by which he was instantly
killed. He was engaged at Russia branch,
few miles from Manassas Junction, in
quarrying stone, and while experimenting
the hosting of large block the main shaft
of the derrick broke, and the stone, which
was elevated several feet, fell on his head,
which was caught between pile Of rocks
and crushed in most shocking manner
Alexandria Gazette, 28th.
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Tobacco Market.

JANUARY 29.-At the Richmond Tobacco
Exchange offerings at auction to- day were los
packages, of which II were taken III, ana the
balance sold from $3.50 to $1,000. Breaks
l49 hogsheads, 81 tierces, and 10 boxes.
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Agricultural Fair i'm North Carolina.
WILMINGTON, N. c., January 29.-The
first regular meeting of the Cape Fear Agri-
cultural Association was held here to-day.
Fifteen counties Of North Carolina and
several Of South Carolina were represented
in large attendance. Important action
WAS taken to revive the agricultural into
rests of the State. L. ~, ,-.-.
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visional Government unanimously favor the
Duke Of Montpensier for the.throne. $40,
dREEcE-AMERrcAN SYMPATHY.
LONDON. January 29.-Mr. Tuckerman,
the American Minister, at public dinner
in Athens, pledged to Greece the cordial
sympathy Of his Government, in the COM
ing struggle. Y .as>;7 az .ai5all .5a5r7
ATHENS, January 2s--The Prime Minis
ter Of Bulgaria has resigned. a,a -
Nothing is known regarding the Kings
intentions relative to the conference pro-
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Direct TRADE CONVENTION. - Norfolk,
Fa., January 2S.-The direct trade meet
ing called to assemble in Knoxville, Tenn,
has been postponed, by order Of the Gem
mjssioners, until the assembling of the
commercial convention in Memphis next
Nav
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PosroFF1cE AFFAIRs.-On the railroad
line from Charlotte, n. c., to Grnniteyille,
s. c., George E. T. Windsor is appointed m
additional route agent at 81 ,080 per annurn.
On route 4,537, Virginia, Christiansburg to
Newport, three additional trips are ordered
to Biacksburg and one additional trip be-
tween Blacksburg and Newport, from Octo-
Der to 3lst May, at additional pro rctc pay,
to take effect from LIST February, 1869.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT FLOYD Court
HoUsE.-We understand that destructive
fire occurred at Floyd Courthouse on Tues
day night, the Goth instant, which is sup
posed to have been the work Of On incendi-
airy. 1t broke out in the building occupied
as postoftice. destroying the house and
furniture of Mr.. Arnold, the postmaster,
together with oil the mails. Mr.. G. Fiege's
store was also destroyed, together with his
stock of goods. The flames were communi-
Gated to Mr.. Williams's hotel and Mr.. Ste
vens's saddle and harness shop, both of
which were totally destroyed. The hotel,
owned by T. w. Williamson, was insured
for about half its value. The other pro-
perty destroyed was total loss .-Lynch-
burg Frgi1aian. ~. /
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NORFOLK AND GREAT WESTERN RAIL
RoAD.--We learn that Colonel King and
Mr.. Walthall, agents of the Norfolk and
Great Western railroad, have just completed
q canvass of Bristol and vicinity, and were
very successful in obtaining subscriptions
to the capital stock of the road. Cash sub
scriptions amounting to about $4,000 and
subscritions in land of between 5000 and
1000 acres were secured. We learn that
the surveys Of the route will soon be COM
menced, a corps of engineers being now
forming for that rpose.-Lynch5vg NeaoS.
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HERNDoN.-The trial Of Reuben D.
Herndon, the alleged murderer Of Miss
Lumsden, of Orange, has again been post
poned-this time until the fourth Monday
in February. Herndon is spoken of as
cheerful, and confident Of his acquittal. 4
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Gold l3bk

Stock Of Rio coffee in the United States
New York, l4o,O73 bags; Baltimore, 1892
Boston, $500; Mobile, $500; New Orleans,
1878. Total, $780, IT'S bags. -
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General Sherman.

ST.. LOUIS, January !29.-General sher-
man has been sick here. He goes to New
Orleans for his health. e's,.il&
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We had the pleasure Of hearing tae Roy.
Mr.. Dudley's first sermon In Christ church,
Baltimore. A very large audience listened
with profound attention from the beginning
to the close. The allusion to his predeoes-
sor. Rev. II. A. Wise, was most touching,
and drew tears to many eyes: MT: qua
ley's reputation was fully sustained; Grow
ing earnestness in the Masters work Is the
secret of this minister's power and sue
cess.-Natiue VirginiGn. at.-.t.s.Gs
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II WALL TURNER,
SJe NEWs-DEALER AND BOOKSELLER,
r. .& lila MAIN STREET,
has at all times full and well-selected stock OF
&c. Calls particular attention to his stock OF sta
tionery, believing that he can sell cheap II not
cheaper than any house in the city. Give him a
call before purchasing elsewhere.
All the latest NOVELS can be found on his coun-
tiers Immediately after publication.
All MAGAZINES received promptly.
All principal NEWSPAPERS In the United
States can be found at his depot, Will receive
subscriptions at publishers rates thereby saving
the postage to the subscribers who subscribe with
him.
: Thankful for past favors from his friends and
the public generally, he is determined In future to
use all the energy he can command to give his Gus
toners satisfaction In every respect
Remember lila Main street. TURNER.
ia 25-2w .~.E
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International billiard Match. =.
MONTREAL, January 29.--Dion has beaten
Foster in the intern stional billiard match.
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Mrs. Cary, living near the Blue Ridge
tunnel, in this county, Was burned 10 oeath
on Wednesday .-Staanton Vandscotor.
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T Attest ISSUES FROM THE PRESS.

4 ATEST- ISSUES FhUM Tie FhEoS.
THE OLD WORLD. Travels in Palestine, Syria,
and Asia Minor. By j. &. Frecse. 4l,7s
CLOSET PRAYERS: Aids to those who pray In
: private Compiled from sources old aud new.
BY Rev. u. +. sprigg. es cents:
CASELLE, OR The CHILDREN OF THE
/ VALLEYS. By Martha Farquharson. 81 so.
THE CLOSING SCENES OF TIE LIFE OF
CHRIST. A Harmony of the Gospels. BY D.
3. Buck, LII. D. Sl:6o
DART'S FREIGHT COMPUTATIONS yau-
able work for merchants and shippers. 90.
Volume ROBIESON'S PRACTICE. $3.50.
Volume Is GRATTAN'S REPORTS. &5.
jan WOODHOUSE 81 PARHAM.
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SEEDSNlEN, FLORISTS, &c.
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.-Landreth g
IL Extra Early Prem um Peas, Early Oxheart,
Sugar Loaf, Flat Dutch. Early York, Winning
stedt Red Dutch. and other Seeds just received by
L. WAGNER, Druggist
ia 3o-ot* corner Sixth and Broad streets
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Foreign Markets-[BY TELKaKAPHl.
LIvERPooL, january 90. Mon.-Cotton
steady: uplands, lid; Orleans, llaGll4d. !;
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rNOWDEN,S DENTAL FLUID.-A large
snnnly Of this valuable preparation f1r The
teeln anu sa'i1' -" JOHN W. kISCN
.a,2s corner OF Main and Thii3 -..ec.s.
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Bal timore, Md.
The Coffee Market.

In Baltimore on the 2Sth instant the stoci
of Coffee was 81, 800 bags.
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l. = DECALCOMANIA ART
a.r- .rr. WILL FIND AT
a. 81. CHRISTIAN & CO.'S
BOOKSTORE
q large and full assortment OF L1THOGRAPHS
suitable for the purpose at all prices.
We would call special attention 10 our stock of
STATIONERY, embracing all the new styles.
New publications received as soon as Issued.
Call at A. b. CHRISTIAN q CO.'S,
ia % 1908 Main street, opposite postoface.
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YHTooD, WooD.-Wood, for cooking and
w baking is now the cheapest fuel used "a y 20
I'm r 'HciSOW ELL and get Your supply OF once he
has on hand large supply Of 81
OAK and PINE, sawed and split resay ior sSe q q
Tor sawed and split pine $50 long, sWea s'''''
"oou villa '''-- W. j. MCDOWELL,
daa next to corner First and Broad streets.
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A NTHRAGITE} COAL.--I have on hand
~ 4 600 tons LORBERRY REL. Ash E6G
and STOVE GOALS 200 cords SEASONEO OAK
and PINE WOOD; also, MIDLOTHIAN LUMp.
and SMITHS, COAL, which am prepared " soh
- oSices corner Of Seventeenth and Dock streets
aud Seventeenth between Main and Csry ss5ess S
de n .-..E ISL. az LWlnA hSpnlsG 49,.
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T AW BOOKs.-RANDOLP s. ENG
1 4 LIsH, lsI8 Main street, will pay high prices
T r Jefferson, Wythe Call. volumes 4 9, or vo-
lume Grattan, volume 3; Leigh, volume !;
RobinsonTs Old Practice, volumes I, 2 or 3. All
kinds Of Books bought or taken In exchange. For
sale, set Of Virginia Reports and large stock
OF ne and secondhand Law and Miscellaneous
poohu - -.a.--- A. ..= ia 28
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yNTooD, WOOD, WOOD am selling
wv SEASONED OAK ut. % and PINE a. ~
delivered or $5 and 81 In the yard. WIN sen Id
small quantities 70 poor people q the same rss
woodward by the side Of the same, between TWEEN.
tieth and Twenty-frst streets: The wood-ynTa
gates open on both Cary and Dock. ORDERS laIs
with C. j. SINTON, No. 1895 Main street or WE
CTgTIS & PARKER, on Eighteenth ssrees Do
az II = - W. g. NELMS.
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CHEAP COAL.-No. 4 CLOVER Hill
SJHARD coal, as per load delivered. This 70 :
q drst-rate coal for cooking purposes. Aso, 6sst
GLOVER HILL LUMP, HAIL, AYEkAHE,
80 >'---'-'-- - - C.. B. LIPSCOM0y rFr
=. ~ I'm corner OF Seventh and BYRD streets.
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TOAL AND WOoD.-Consumers Will do
Y well to give me a call. as / guarantee 70 give
perfect satisfaction in price and quality. Always
on hand the best COAL and W OUD; ANTHkA-
ING Glory or Latrobe stove also good ANTHRA.
CITE for regular stoves CRATES, or furnaces Also
best OAK and PINE WOOD, CLOvEh hill
TO suit the times. Office and yard, Nineteenth ana
Cary and Seventh and Grace streets. r.. 49,
Yiais f--eT1z 80 CHARLES II. PA6k. a
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ROCKS D. AND sTATTON ME RY.
OW READY AND FOR SALE

y a,.,, GEORGE L. BIDeooD,
PHYSICAL SURVEY OF VIRGINIA.
BY ID. F. MAURY, LII. D., &C., &C.
IA ;p-st = -r Price Al so. r
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GheriR'a Sale.

Edward kinsler, Jr:, and Henry o. Kinsler,
Executors. Us. Amelia b. Kinsler xtul.
pURsUANT to the decretal order in the
j. above stated case, Of date August 2S,
1859. will aell before the Court House in Go.
inmbia, on the first MONDAY in january, 1870.
All the right title and interest Of John J.
hinsler, deceased, in the following tracts of
father Wilam RnsIer o1hy os which nd his his
msther. salomi Kinslcr, deceased, died pos
The Home Place, 1000 acres, sd
The Friday Old Place, 800 acres.
The Seibel Field Tract, 100 acres,
The Mount Hebron Tract, I50 acres.
The NcCary Kinsler Tract, 800 acree.
The Smith Tract. $40 acres.
Tho Hunter Tract. GAO acres,
The William Knsler Tract, ESQ acres
The Red Bank Tract, q 800 acres,
10 The Mouth of Saluda Tract, 400 acree
II The Burnt House" Tract, ,62O acres
IL The Oconce River Tract, in Georgia, 400
acres.
The above described property win be sold at
the risk OF the former urchaser, he having
failed to comply with the terms Of eele.l
terms cash. 7. F. FRAZEE, s. i. C.
Dec IL NTH
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Sherif's Sale.

Under order OF Judge OF Probato-Ex pay1e
Slrs Elizabeth Lynch and Walter g Lynch w
Mrs Ellen Mckonna Petition for. Partiiion
Of Land.
I pursuance OF an order made by VIM Hut
IL son WiSg, Judge Of Probate for Nichland
County, will sell, on tho FIRST MONDAY In
January next, in frolt OF the Court House in
Columbia. within the legal hours. ,. - ~
AL that lot OF LAND, 10 the city of Column
bic, situate on Richardson street, and bound
ed on the North by William McGuinnis' lot,
mea asuring thereon 105 feet; on the East BY
inchesi on the South by lot Of estate Of
James McAndrews, measuring thereon 107
feet; and on the West By lot ,SofEisrly Of Hen.
ry Davls, but now OF John &ofntoah, measur-
ing thereon 81 feet. Terme cash.
Dec II NTH P r. FRAZEE. a r n
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2 FINANcIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New YORK, December 24-Noon.
Nothing doing in stocks, owing to tho
approach Of the holidays. The board sud
denly adjourned, when the President an
nounced the death of Stanton. Money 7.
Gold opened at 203l. Bonds l3. Ten
nessees, ex-coupons, 80: new A; Virgil
MAS, ex-coupons, 4e; new 54; Lonisi-
ana 6'e, old, SO; new O.; levee 6's 6215;
8's 7914; Alabama S's "a; 5's 62; Georgin
6's 80 asked; rs 921S; North Carolina's s,
old, 40; new 90; South Carolina's, now,
83. Flour, corn and wheat dull and
dropping. Pork heavy-mess 29OO@
5000. Lard dull--171E. Cotton quiet
and steady. OF 25T. Freights dull.
p. M.-Cotton steady; sales 2,OCO
bales, at 25]s. Flour unchanged. Wheat
slightly favors buyers. Corn heavy.
new yellow Southern 9409G. Pork
drooping-new 3O.OO@3O5O. Lard, ket-
tie, 181491sa4. Freights shade firmer-
cotton steam Il.
CINCINNATI, December M-Corn dull,
at 1904. Whiskey dull, at 94(a95.
Lard IL. Pork held at 2S-offered 27s,.
CHARtEsToN, December 24.-Cotton in
arm. demand; sales 500 bales-middlings
2376@24; receipts 1928
SAVANNAH, December 24-Receipts of
Acotton 1881; exports 4.612; sales 400
bales-middling 2324; market dull.
fiAUaUsTA, December 24-Cotton mar
ket quiet, but firm, at %; sales 523 bales
receipts 1,246; stock on hand 19, $40.
MOBILE, December 24.-Sales of cot
tom to-day 1900 bales; of the week
1850; market firm-middlings 1884,.
NEW ORLEANS, December 24.-Cotton
active and tirmer, at "a; sales $50 bales;
weeks sales 29,500. Corn dull, at !. 90.
Pork $3.50. Molasses firmer-prime
68@7O. Whiskey easier. ut 1.O2(a1. OS.
Coffee frm-fair l5A@151s. Gold 2O3a.
EoNDeN, December 24-3 T.. M
Consols 921s. Bonds 8521.
LIVERPOOL, December 24-Tho mar
kets are closed. Yarns and fabrics ut
Manchester quiet.
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By JACOB LEVIN, AUCTI0NGER,,

Under Decree in Equity Cohen ys. .Cohen.
WILL be sold, in the city of Columbia, on
10 o'clock, at the Court House, tias -
All that vacant lot OF LAND, situated on the
East side OF Main or Richardson street! In; the
city OF Columbia, Immediately Opposite tho
feet front, more or less, and in depth 900 feet
more or less, butting and bounding West ON
Main or Richardson street, East by lot Of W
d. Dial, North by lot Of estate of Solomon .
estate OF G. V. Antwerp.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third cash; balance ON
credit OF one and two years, secured By bond
and mortgage, with intereat pnyabls semi-
annually. Purchaser to pay for stsmps and
papers. e. w. MACKEY.
Dec II MI Special Com rriieaioner
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-12-25
Sheriff. a Sale

James Hopkins, Administrator, and David
hopkins rs. English Hopkins, Amy g. Hop
kins, e. al BIZ 10 marshal assets for sal. of
pursuance of the decretal order OF the
Il Glrcnit Court, sitting in Equity, will sell.
on the first MONDAY in January next, within
the the teGa hours, in front Of the Court House,
estate OF the late Gen. William Hopkins. de-
ceased, situated in Richland County:
l. One Tract, known as the Little Myers
' dract' containing sixty-one and one e-quarter
acres, more or less; bounded by lands Of Mrs.
n. It. Brevard DR.. Hugenin and Of estate { T
Mrs. E. Il. Hopkins.
z. One Tract, known as the "Big Myers
ter acres. moro or less; bounded by lands of
Mrs. Brevard and OF estate Of Mrs. Z. II. Hop
kins.
3. One Tract, known as the Little Creek
tract, containing two hundred and eighty
seven and one half acres, more or loss: bound.
ed by landa OF Z. J. Robertson, 7. J. Harrison,
OF estate Of A. Wallace and OF estate OF c. H.
Bryce.
4, One Tract, known az the"Mi,, C,e,k Tract >,
containing two hundred and ninety three and
one half acres moro or iess; bounded by lands
OF Q. z. Pelham, Mrs. Brevard, Thomas Harris
and Burnside
s. One Tract. known as the s.svamp Tract. "
containing four hundred and two and one
quarter acres, more or less; bounded by lands
OF Mrs. Brevard. General Owens, by Black
Lake and Raifords- Creek
c. One Tract, known as the tDiseker Tract E"
containing four hundred and forty aores
Plats of these several Tracts recently re-
surveyed by Mr.. Alex. Y. Lee, Civil Engineer
and Surveyor, may be seen on file in the offic &C
OF the Clerk OF the Court.
TERMS OF SALE Cash sufficient To cover
costs or the proceedings in the above case and
OF gale, and One-foVrth Of the balance OF pur-
chase money; tie :emainderon credit Of one
and two years, in equal instalments, with in.
terest from the day OF sale. Pnrchasers In
give bond with good personal sureties, and
MORTGAGES OF tho premises, and to pay for the
execution of tho necessary papers and for re-
venue stamps. r. F. FRAZER. Sberif
pec' thm