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little thin. ID Beauty. What beAuti'ulp A
translucent complexion and luxurhnt head OF HAIR.
Whatwiu produce uess2 HA0AS's MAGNoLIA BALM
will make any lady OF IN rty appear Dat twenty and
LYoN's KATHNRoH will Keen every har In its place,
ard maze like the April grass. II prevents the
hair turning gray. era llcats Dandrun, and the
Gntst Hair Dressing In the world, ana at only halfrit
narN II yDu want to Get nh OF Sullowness, PIN
pee, Rms marks. Motpatches, &c, Goa't FORGET the
MAuSoLIA BALM. ladies.
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TnE WEAR AND TEAR OF BUSINESS


The cares and labors Of business life are apt TO tell
severely upon the health and constitution OF the ardent
energetic business man. and when tie need OF some
taining agent 10 fel stimuiants that cause only tenn
porary exhilartion and leave the system In ststs Of
partial collapse when their nrt erect has passed on,
are too oep rosorted to. As certainly - FIRE leaves
behind h resduum OF ashes the OF the adultersted
liquors Of commerce produces premature exhaustion
and decay. Touch them not. Tone and rcguiatc the
overtaxed vital machinery with Hestctter's Stomach
Btters In that wholesome elx. the bcohole element,
which 10 tho purest depysbie nom anr source. ten
pered by the choicest tonic apcrient ant bilious aud
anti febrile vegetable extracts and juices To strength
en- recruit soaee, and purify the system 10 tho misson
OF the great vegetable specific. When the stomach 10
healthy state the bile aoys regularly, the bowels
perform their once properly aud the tceeraphic fbres
Of the ustem In perfect working order. en-
enormous amount Of labor be borne without risk
Inconvenience aud the direct eject o. the Buffers
10 promote this vigorous condition Of the functions
upon which the nourshment Of the body and lie power
OF endurance mainly dopeud. The great toac and al
terntve 70, therefore,. smphstically recommended for
iu remarkable srenRt bening properties, 70 eli upon
whom the responsibilities Of life press heavily. and who
feel like faint,ng the burden. lively appetite
splendid digestion, elastic spirits, and marvellous
ability TO Withstand fatigue, are among The blessings
Justly ascribed 70 the renovatng operation OF this
ralatabe and powerful cordial. and ~ spring and
summer altel alive, there II nothing In the nateria
uledica that can compared Whit.
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BIIsTIi.

Who Ia your family dentists Aek him II Ly-
ons Tooth 1lOiels are not perfectly safe to us3.
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To One and All Are You suffering from a
cough, cold asthma bronchitis, any Of the various
pulmonary troubles that oftcn terminate IN con
sumption? II 80, use "WIlnors Pare cod Liver on
aul Lime" safe AMI ellcacious remedy. This is no
qurck preparation. bu; Is regularly prescribed by the
medical facu'y Manunc urcd by A. b. WILBuR,
Chemist. lCj Court st. Boston. Sold by all druggists.
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HANILTON.-On Monday, May l6, q son to John ant
Ella Ilanito al No. lb5 LIST ay.
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NICOL 4 DAVIDSON,
es6 Broaoway, near Great Jones st.,
SUCCESSORS TO Il. V. HAUGHWoUr u CO.,
Ara iasiny ont

bUJLEssORS 10 r. ', HAUNHWVUI q NVs,
Are closing out
tcOo.oco OF THE STOCK OF THE LATE FIRM
OF reduced prices.
and arc opening
40 packages Of NEW AND ELEGANT FRENCH
CHINA DINNER, TEA. AND DESSERT SETS,
CLOCKS, BRONZEs VASES. AND MATTEL SETS.
IMPORTED CHANDELIERS AND GAS FIXTURES,
FINE GLASS. sLvER.PLATED WARE AND CUT.
LERY.
SUPERIOR TO AND CHEAPER THAN any goods
Ia the market.
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Sotlttn llciltts.
A MUTUAL BENFFIT SOCIETY,
81 BOND Sr,
NEW YORK

A MIXER ,,,.,,r,.,-, oo,.,,.r,-
NEW YORK
incorporated April p. iS7o)
This society lta mcmhctN In Of sickness a
wee iy bencht OF not than s5 mr. more than go
~ rnShe. medical attendance and medicines free OF
Insurance Company for MT less than 900, nor more
than s5 O Of which emount the family OF the deceased
receives flOl Immediately 10 d,ray luueral expenses,
the balance 10 iall after eSnra,ln of lawful time.
pr. EDWARD rREUsch N6ifsRrHoLn sussMASN.
President Superintendent
ga LoVys BE,EEGGER Gfq rio IoHN E ERGESDIx,
IHFoDORg BEREND, NfCHNEL llAssE,
soHN, ,o,,.,,r Or; kpMARD TkEuscH.
PHYSICIANS or THE SOCIETY.
DIFF PelIold 27 East SD 81 ID iuoof Miller, il3 East
Dr. LOUIS sehu'ze' 'J' East I'd e. Tot, p.,a o., d.
d., audoph TausEy. a.S nglon St '''
Mesi ilth St Dr Charles Stoln, Dclan-
cnard =. 'Di Elwud Treuscl McdL
d.; Arnold MayroyicE, l0i cal Examiner, 81 Bond tt
nRUGGIsTs OF THE SOCIETY.
Otto Alexander, 10 % nv lie mann Gartz 3H Broome
otto AicNa der l25rSd ay. ~.
BERNHARD lCttucr 81 ~ nN Nncrt BschoG ~ lst nv
Der hard Festntr, llI ID George mum, ~ broome
c. Waucr 10; sth nv.
Otce hours nom y A. NJ, In l., VI.
Sa.u.day aud Monday evenings nom toe.
Good asen,s able 60 give satisfactory references,
HrpiIatlou. and payment are received at tho home
once "a Bod It, Us well as b, the ABOVE named Drug
A y. A.-HENRY CLAY LODGE solo
rooms cor. q 'tl ay. ant th 81 on M'n'sday even.
lng, May Is D4siuess Oh imp lauye VIII be tgAntacel
JonS 4 Hall, r. 5. JOHN NJ rCnlNs6N, W u.
JAKE ,NOTICE.11know ye that q a regular n, ct,
81 lies Tor uumn,onic conduct forever hercaftcr
GEO. j JACKSON, sccleiar' d II HARF.
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MARINE INTELLIu nSCE

MNTNrrrr lLNASAc-ruts nAV
sun rhcs... - sur scts..,. 7i2 Moll rises 10 o5
s'os wArhs-r rs
apGy Hoog.. IA Gov isiand 10 % Hell 6ate II %
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sHFRlTF2 0T TTI YYF nv cCQWQI NNcc-E,I

sHERiFFs OFFICE, NEW COuIrl HCC-E.)
CITY AND COUNTY OF NEW lpEN,
ArIL - $50 }
certify the above to be true cop 81 nc uiigila
elC,,pu uouCG received Oy ne this ual uOm che score
tsry OF state go $50 JAMES O'BilEh,
Sheriff Of the CITY and County Of New York.
Publishers OF newspapers VIII not Insert ths adycr
ustHohl unless especially authorized 30 to do zee
JAMES oBaEN, sheriff
NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN that an clect31
~ Will he held At the Office OF the New York BTl,a
Con- pAny, corner " Fulton and Front ts., IL the ~
Of brooElyn, on Monday toe 9Th dag q lUne next
O'Clock at noon Of that daJ for Is Directors OF sAd
Company for the then ensuing year, .,,,, 49,.
~ - uENlsY [. MIiRpHY, Prcst
jolly +. ATKINSON. seey.
Dated May 1870.
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A GOOD horse wanted for the keeping OF him, for
mill with he privilege Of oayinS It; must be voaht.
A TEAM Of nice black hor.es Tor sale together or
"A separate i3l St, corner 4th ay
NOR SALE-At bargain, single truck wagon
Il AMI harness AGO, one irOn.Eray horse warranted
found Apply at trunk store. corner OF Canal It. ana
n OR sALE-A bay horse. years old, ilX hands
times. Apply 70 y Webs, M wet led st.
EOR sALE-An express wagon. nearly new. Call
Il at 5. :. DALhs. i6s south St
oOnO FOR SALE Good WORK horse one
suit Can be seen corner Church aud Canal SIS.
SinuiaL
CURRENCY BONDS
Yielding to purchasers a revenue OF
gPER CENT PER ANNUM
amount Invested some snd per cent primo
County hon. principal aud interest payable by tue
sta oflinois, for safe at a discount An exceedingly
desirable security
GOLD BONDS.
SEVEN PER CENT. GOLD BONDS OF THE
GREAT MIDLAND RAILROAD
OF NEW YORK,
Issued only finished road, limited to about
half cash c. st, for sale at par and Interest
EIGHT PEI CENT. GOLD BONDS OF
MONTGOMERY AND EUFAULA RAILROAD,
Endorsed by state OF Alabama Issued only finished
road AID limited by law to $1,000 per me). for sale At
sEyEN PER CENT. GOLD BONDS OF
ST. LOUIS AND SOUTHEASTERN RAILWAY,
"a road highly commended by the business mep " 81
Price 70 = and nteicst.
The Per cent. sold bonds ore free Of United States
GEORGE OPDYKE d CO. ~ Nassau st.
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z3orsss suo dHruao,s.
A RnoKy OF Tue 22D REGIMENT.

A RnOKY GE TUE 22D REGIMENT.
WOOD BROTHERS
have removed their entire stock Of
FINE
PLEASURE CARRIAGES.
embracing every variety for City Park and Road prv
ing to the Armory OF the 22d Regiment,
iiTH ST., BETWEEN 9Th AND TH Avs.
Attention called to the fact that these Carriages are
Fresh stocK exclusively OF their own manufacture. Of
the designs and perfect nnb made for tho
present season TO stock their new warerooms 7io
Broadway but, owing to the late accident thar peces
satos the rebuilding their Warehouse have been
moved to the above Armory i4th st. and areto be
SOLD AT COST OF PRODUCTION.
ELEGANT CLOSE COACHES. 900
LANDAUs... ............. ..........tiys0 70 1,6to
Observation-Disclosures. Loo 70 LEO
%o 70 w
THESE CARRIAGES HAVE NO SUPERIOR IN Ill
BSANCE, DURABILITY. OK FINISH.
Prices nxed. and every Carriage offered Cor sale is
oauai in quality 70 thoee built 10 order.
GUARANTEES MADE GOOD IN EVERY CITY OF
THE UNION.
THEY ALSO OFFER
PONY CARRIAGES, NEW
DI3slGNS FOR ti50
PONY CARRIAGES. WITH RUMBLE SEATS
FOR SERVANTS, 600.
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WOODS MUSEUM AND MENAGERIE.

At the AI,MORY, Broadway aud sdfh st..
THURSDAY EVENING, May ~, at 3 o'clock:
MUSIC under the direction Of Mr.. }. ". LANDER.
TICKETS admitting lady and gent, ~.
LadIss' extra tickets. y. May be had OF w =. Lee,
ESQ, Chairman of the Committee OF ArIangemons, %
Wall ST.; Capt r. A. Des Marcp, 81 wall at; Rail
mans ticket odice, III Broadwayi f. p. Dutton CO.,
as Broadway; OF the officers OF the regiment, mem
beers of the Executive Committee OF the Bazaar. and az
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The DISTRACTIONS REMOVED
work of removing the obstructions in
Old Town or Shipyard Greek, near the
Etiwan Phosphate Works, which has
been steadily progressing for the past
few weeks, has at last been completed,
and the bottom of the creek free from all
remains of gun-boats, docks and torpedo
boats. The work has been accepted by
the United States engineer after a tho
rough examination, and the contractor,
Mr.. John D. Griffin, may be congratu-
lated on the successful termination of
his enterprise. -ChdricSton Ne,cs.
A locomotive on the Wilmington, Co
lumbia and Augusta Railrond ran off tho
track, near Wilmington, on tho 10TH
The engineer, Mr.. Goddick, was severely
scalded, and several other persons
slightly.
SUDDEN DEATH, Captain Lincoln. of
the bark Aurelia, INDUCED too freely in
oysters on Saturday night; Sunday,
about noon, was taken sick, and died
about o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Charleston Courier.
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My friend, stop that terrible cough, and
thus avoid >onsumptivc's grave, by using
DR.. Picrccs Alt, Ext. or Golden Mclicul Dis
covery. For curing all throat, hronchia! and
lung diseases it has never been eaualed. Sold
by druggists. Dl8Tlt3
ali sufferers from AIiasmatic Comp. i..ts,
Dyspepsia and Debility, find relief ant. cure in
the use Of the OLD CAROLINA EITTERS.
DlS l.;
Indigestion, Tori id Liver, &C., should be
Immediately attended to. and for aucil relief
apply to the OLD CAROLINA BITrERS. D1St}
SGZoDoNT. ALL dentriiccs had their draw
backs, until the salubrious Bark of the Soap
Tree was brought from the Chilian valleys, to
perfect tho fragrant SoZotont, the most whole
some, reliable and delightful article for the
Teeth, that q brush was ever dipped into.
''SrA..nSu's GIrE.' always up to tb" stick
ing point. Dlst3
Thnsc Who i'ut their trust in tic medicinal
virtues of tho Old CAROLINA EITTERS, will not
bc disappointed. D1St3
cts nifty curis," said Mrs. PartnGton to
Ike, While rc ding about the impending war
in Europe, that the Hullerhurn creates such
All al" III iurrup, when it's sich common
disease among the cattle i'll Amer ky The
old lady, having :,vcrcd herself of the
abovo, took dose "i .irpMAN'S GnEAT GER
MAN BI1TERs to cheer her depressed spirits,
and resumed her knitting.
Llppman's Bttcrs arc for sale by all drug
9ists and dealers. Depot in Columbia. s. e.,
Ut dEIGEn IL McGREdoRs. Druggists. SIS
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ST. MARY'S SCHOOL
IA l. ETGU, ". T..

This School. now in its twenty ninth year,
under the same head, has educated the daugh.
tiers of many of the most eminent persons in
the South-among them daughter of Gen.
Robert +. Lee. Its iifty-eghth term will be-
gin on the 18th OF January, 1871, and CON
tinuc until the 9TH OF June: The charge for
For a circular, apply to the Rector.
REFERENCES: Right Rev. Thos. Il. Davis, Rev.
4. Toomer Porter, Charleston; Gen. w. W.
Harllec, Mara Bluff; Hon. James l.. Orr. An
derson; DR.. Marshall, Abbevillc; Drs. Jones
and Irvine. Grecnvillc; DR.. Thos. Smith. So
cicty Hill; and Rev. p. j. Shand, Dr. Talley,
Mcssrs. l.. D. Chids, w. B. Gulick, G. j. Ire
dell, NJ. II. Berry, j. e Sutphen and d. Is.
Miller, OF Columbia. Dec 81 l.
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Sr. DoMINGo.-The Washington cor
respondent of the New York Herald
says:
1.-The frionds of the st. Domingo &C
QUESTION are not pleased with the re-
election of Senator Robertson, of South
Carolina, whose hostility to the ratifioa-
tion of the treaty is understood to be
indispensable and implacable. He ac-
'complished his reelection without any
aid from Washington whatever, and Sc
cured the coveted prize of six years
term in the Senate through convincing
arguments Of his personal generosity.
He is, therefore, in M independent con
'dltion, and as his term of office will car
ry him through the next Presidential
'aompnign, he is in excellent shape to
dictate his own terms.
1T will be remembere that the Pre-
sident took Senator Robertson with him
in his fishing purity to Pennsylvania last
summer, when the castle Of the clan
Cameron at Lochiel WAS stormed. The
angling for fish was said to have been
good; but no Senator was landed in the
basket, Notwithstanding that tho water
element was suppsnnted by champagne.
Tickling the trout was success, but
tickling Senator utterly failed, and ST.
Domingo got its black eye, notwith-
standing"
10 add to the horrors Of poor Paris,
her supply of gas has become exhausted.
Tho city, after sun n-down, is in total
darkness. The extent OF this calamity
will be better seen when VIC reflect upon
the large number of desperate men Paris,
like any other largo city, always holds,
and tho larger opportunities tho dark
ness will give for their lawlcssness
Mrs. Kate Quinlan. young woman
whose husband had been lost during q
gale on the lakes, committed suicide Il
few days ago, by drowning herself in six
inches Of water.
Tho Black Crook has been revived on
: eranl scale ut Niblo's, in New York.
The bullet girls hide themselves in water
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MEERSCHAUM PIPES.

VUST received, at the sign of tho Indian
~ Girl, fine lot of pollak & Sons REAL
MEEltSCHAUM PIPES ana CIGAR HOLD.
EkS, warranted, suitable tor holiday presents
Dec 2D ~
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aud Plum Pies to order.
ALSO.
n ~ IarSc assoitment or Hma,i lakes, lnif,
Cas'r!s IaTts, Win SNORT brcau, Win Carvies
out. nciia your ORDERS III tlmcto prevent dis-
aupoihtultht. Dec ~
Christmas Books.
DRYAN * McCARTER have inst orcned a
ID new stock of HOLIDAY GIFT BOOKS
from London and New York.
ALSO,
Rosewood Walnut and Mahogany WRITlNG
DESKS. Portfolios. Toilet Books Card (uncs
Fauc Mn,sGs, G1im W, fGns Let.ef rogers,
nsm3r. nNI' WIN ''N,it? Wr;,i
buns. Ster.ossopes and % View. Chess Men.
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A BRILLIANT DISCOVERY -"Mercy ISIS says
von." PuALoN's VrrALlA; OR, SALVATION FOE
TIE HAIR, is az clear and transparent. Gray
hair can BIO graduated to any natural shade
with this fluid. Of all tho toilet triun,phs Ct
chemistry, this is tho most important. No &C.
dimcnt. Sold by all druggists. D1st2
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To be open THIS DAY and continue open
during the week. AS the authorized agent oi
these celebrated characters, have laid in a
stock that cannot fail to please both old nd
Young. Dec 20
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XXTANTED.-A HAND to run Singer
w Sewing Machine. Z, a7isL
Dec 1S 3 II. w. G. SWAFFIELD.
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CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS.

N b.thd Ia lo /
OF fine Fruit, Blk
Citron, Almond
and Jelly Cakes,
preparing for the
| festive times at
MCkENXIES,
Main street.
ALSO,
Large Mince,
Apple, Cranberry,
C0coanut, Peach
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MIR. j. NJ. Silkirk has been selected as
Superintendent OF the Charlotte, Co.
lumbia and Augusta Railroad, rice c.
Bouknight, Esq, who returns to his
former position as Treasurer.
The committee appointed to solicit
subscriptions for the purchase of steam
fire engine will commence their collec-
tions to-day,
The premium oysters of the season
have been received by Messrs. P;lysingcr
" genuine Lynhaven Bays.
Nine of them actually weighed nineteen
pounds eight ounces. How's that for
heavy? The chicken disputes are still
unsettled, and extensive arrangements
are being made ut the Exchange.
TIE CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK. OF Co
LUMnIA This bank yes organized! OH
yesterday, tie capital stock being $780,
600 with tho privilege of increasing it to
S50o,OOO. The following gentlemen
were elected Directors: N1essrs. J. B.
Palmer, j. Eli Gregg. r. d. Sem, G..
". Beurden, r. l.. Bryan, L. w. Nc
Master and w. g. Swnffieid.
At II meeting Of the Directors held
subsequently Col. J. Is. Palmer was
elected President, Mr.. a. G.. Brenizer,
Cashier, aud Mr.. G. N. G.. Butt, Assist
ant Cashier.
The gentlemen composing the Board
of Directors are we'll known in this
community as citizens of high character
and as sagacious and efficient men OF bu-
siness.
The officers elected are energetic, re-
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LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
John Ryan-For Sale.
St. Mnry's School, Raleigh.
G. BouknigLt--C.. q. " a. Il. Il.
Meeting HOOK and Ludier Company.
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NRw YoRK, Jan. 8.

Ralned and showed all Saturday, and
showed up 10 noon Sunday with
atrnnp RnlR Of wind.
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Fho CubAn JunGa In New KOFk-HRnI.
GeaGO from IIB President.
NEW YORK, Jan. 8.

NEW YORK, Jan. j.
Miguel Adams, the President Of the
CubGn JuntR In this city, communi-
Gates the following:
THE Cuban Junta Of this city have
read with the utmost indignation the
telegram forwarded 10 the associated
press from Havana, under date OF yes.
ferday. saying the editors OF The HA-
VRnR Journals affirm that they have
seen q circular issued BY members OF
this JuutA, ordering the CubRn8 10 lay
down theIr arms. Taken In connection
with the reports induBtriouBly clrcu.
lated Of late, both In Havana and this
country, that the Patriots are present.
Ing themselves In large numbers 70
the SpanIRh authorities for pardon,
the above news shoWs a deep laid
and unscrupulouH scheme TO pervert
public opInIon respecting the progress
OF our revolution. hereby deuounce
the circular referred IN, II any such eX.
let, "a an absurd and malicious forgery.
Far from the JuntA being In the slight.
est degree Inclined 10 induce the CnbRn
Liberals 10 give up the contest, We are
continuing our most strenuous efforts
In aid OF the revolution, and are every
day more confident Of itg success, with
or without the support OF foreign ma
tlons. This, according 10 the latest in
telllgence we have from the seat Of war,
which reaches up the 7th OF December,
10 also the spirit which prevails among
the CubanB. These stories OF Wholesale
surrenderInR to the Spanish authors
Ties have been circulated before with as
little foundation as now, and without
securing the desired result
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STooKs-Dull but steady.


CHICAGO, Jan. 8.
FLoUR-In toIerably fair demand for
low and medium grades Of spring eX'
traa, bus sales were meRgre on account
OF the scarcity OF stocks; $3 25 for su-
perflne; s. 5OA4 80 for spring extra.
GRAIN-Wheat-DulI, owing 10 the
heavy stocks; opening at 77kc for No.
2; closing with buyerB at 771<e; sellers
at 771<c; other grades OF spring dull and
optional; trading was at 70]fa801o sell
78ka70c seller, last half January.
during the afternoon breadBtuf1s were
Inactive; No. spring at 7Na771zc.
Corn-Dull, but prices were q tribe
firmer; ranging from Csc to 700 for
regular; :72c for fresh receipts Of No.
9; closing at G0Xa69Ac for future de-
livery; sales trausplred at G91Ea7Oo sell.
or, last half Of January; 69a60Kc seller,
all Of January; and 7lc seller, February,
Tor No. 2; In the afternoon, sellers, Vt
G9Hc, cash. OAtR-In limited speCula-
tive Erequest; sales at $0ha4Oo, cash;
39J<a4Oc; seller the month; 4O1fa4lc SELL
or, February. Rye-Qulet, but hrmer;
7Oa7Ic for No. 2; 73c for No. !. Barley
Nominal at 75aS0c.
CATTLE-Steady, hrmer and more
active shipping inquiry; s. 60a4 65 for
Cows; a 76A5 90 for feeders; 80 GOAT SIX
for fair TO good; 81 60A6 76 for extra 10
premium shipping beeVeg.
Hods-Qulet and q shade easier OF
50 OOa9 10 Tor shipping; 20 SOa9 90 for fair
TO good packing lots. Dressed Hogs
Quiet Rt $40 00A10 ~ for light; $40 Goa
IL 26 for heavy lotB; with an occasional
extra lot at fll so. .D.
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WHEELING WEST VA TUESRDAY MORNING, JANUARY A. 1870

changes in the prices Of stock securities
are both ways, and being mainly
traceable to local causes, afford no Ger.
tain data RB to the existence OF any
general cause, As ariBing from the Rp.
precIation OF the currency or Of
anV change prejudIcIAl 70 the geuer.
al business Of the country. There
are always croakers In all depart
ments Of trade, who are very persist
ing that the present Ii the worst peril
cd OF their existence, and who see
nothing but despair In the future. For
such as those there Il nothing 90 eject.
uRl as recurrence to the past and .
contrast OF facts and figures. BuSis
ness IL reported dull. and the past year
90 generally unfruitful In results.
There probably have been fewer large
fortunes made last year than In some
OF the few that next preceded II; bnE
we believe profits have been more gen.
eral and more equal than for yeAra be-
fore, and that business the country over
ID In as sound u condition a. at any
time within the last ten years, For the
last two or three months there has been
the usual annual number Of failures In
business, but q careful examination
shows that the failures OF 1860 are
greatly below those OF 1868, and large
majority OF those reported this year are
made up OF small concerns, involving
limited liabilities, and little calculated
TO endanRer credit or 10 pRralyze en-
terprlse. The New Year opens with
encouragement 10 hope for a fair re-
ward 10 Industry and economy.