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yyaShsnctOn Items.

WASHINGTON, January 9.-The President
to-day. at his own request, withdrew the
name Of Samuel Bard, of Georgia. as post.
master at Chattanooga, rcnni
The Senate Committee on Privileges and
Elections agreed to send subcommittee to
Louisiana and Arkansas to inquire into the
elections in those States. The Senate also
confirmed General Mcdowell rs successor to
General Meade, deceased.
There IS riueh dissussiou in Republican
circles regarding the Louisiana compiled
tons. Many are in favor of a joint congress
sional committee to investigate fully with
view to report to Congress which Is the
legitimate State government,
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Weather Probabilities,

WASHINGTON, January 8.-The barometer
will rise in the lower lake region and Canada
and over the Middle and Eastern States,
with southwesterly and northwesterIy winds,
cloudy weather, occasional snow, and low
temperature in the two former sections, and
northwesterly winds, generally clear and
colder weather in the two latter sections
From the Ohio and Lower Missouri Valleys
to the Eastern, Gulf, and South Atlantic
States, northeriy and northwesterly winds,
high pressures, aud generally clear weather
BIZ, On the western gulf coast, northeasterly
winds, threatening weather, and rain. In
the Northwest and thence over the uprc,
lakes and southwark to Missouri and Indi.
ana, northwesterly winds, low temperature,
and clear weather.
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lTELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
stock snd money ssar,x e, J,

Nrw York, january 9.-Money active and
close at Z to lie, and bulk of business
on call loans was to Tic per diem. Prime
discounts quoted a, 0 to -, with very little
doing; quiet and firm in the morning at
Of to %, but In the afternoon some borrowed
bills were placed on the market, aud prime
bankers sold at 81. Gold opened at 1924,
sold up to 112a, fell to 112a, and closed at
1l24 to 1923. Loans were at s to Z for
carrying. Governments opened steady.
On second call they were about ! to / better.
State bends quiet and firm: Tennessee
issues firm at SOY. virginia's, 45; new, 80 j;
consols, 542; deferred, 154. Others IN.
changed.
BALTIMORE. January 9.-Virginia consoIs,
6os; registered, 81. West Viginia's, 15l
Bids to-day
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H,outsiaDa Affairs.

WASHINGTON, January 9.-J. Sella Martin,
the Liberal colored man of Louisiana, now
here, has resigned his seat In the Fusion
Legislature OF Louisiana.
The Louisiana delegation have prepared
an argument, addressed to Attorney-Gene-
raj Williams, to be forwarded to Congress
with their memorial. Referring to the Antoine
case, they say OF Judge DureltS order that
Il came before the people Of the State By
surprise. The impression made by the
order L. one OK auazement. It Is sounding
cataract. Mandate after mandate rushes
along, breaking the barriers of constitutional
law, judicial practice and procedure, and
the ancient landmarks of jurisdiction In the
courts of the United States. The ira
ditional stagnation of the waters OF
Il chancery court has been disturbed In
Il manner never heard Of before this date.
We hold, Mr.. Attorney-Genera that Amerl-
eau Sute and Federal constitutions, without
ill exception. give to tho respective Houses
that compose the general assemblies the en-
tire aud exclusive jurisdiction over questions
relating TO their organization. Each House
decides upon Its rules Of proceeding and
upon the election and qualification OF its
members. Unless the constitution provides,
they select their own officers and control
them. 1t is entirely beyond the power OF
tile imagination of this committee to conceive
that there is any Constitution, law, custom,
rule, precedent, or other form, in which atl-
thority is manifested to justify this order of
the Circuit Court of the United States. The
udiudged cases, with which our intelligence
has had connection, place seal of emphatic
condemnation upon it, as beyond the judi
cial power, however large under our inslitu.
lions. Such an order from the Circuit Court
Of the United States, underline presidency OF
the Associate Justice and the Judge OF inc
Circuit Court, would fill the country with
dismay irthe country happened to be weak
with determination and energy, requiring
Indemnity, If strong.
THIS committee aud thar constituents sup.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, January 9.-Senate.-The
bill abolishipg the franking privilege was
again taken up. The bill authorizing post.
masters to deposit in national banks was
passed. The bill authorizing collectors and
customs officers to act in certain cases as dis
bursing officers was passed. The Indian ar-
preparation bill was discussed till adjourn.
ment
Iicuse.--Ihe House ,Fls ri,gaged all day
with territorial business.
Mr.. Lynch, OF Maine, by unanimous con-
sent, introduced an amendment to the SHIP
ping act extending certain rights granted
masters of coosting vesscls to these engaged
in trade with the British provinces, the
West India islands, and Mexico. 1t was
raSse6
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MARRIED AFTER SIXTY YEARS or COURT.
sHlp.-A marriage ceremony, SAYS the in
>tcd (Ct.) Hernta. occurred In the classic To-
cality of Sunkapogue, East Lyme, on Thanks.
gi.ing-day. which merits notice. 1t was cele-
brated at the residence Of Deacon George
Grlswold. The bridegroom rras John Girls
void Rogers, a youthful bachelor Of seventy
eight summers, who wooed and won his
b:iue more than half hundred years ago.
The blushing bride was Eliza Denison
Griswold, who is slightly pas. sweet six
teen--there having been several cold winters
since then; at the present time she Is Of tue
mature age of seventy.nine. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. L. S. Hough, OF
the Congregational Church. Among the
guests were two brothers Of the bride, aged
unitcdly one hundred and thirty-one years.
Another brother, aged seyenty.seveu, was
absent. Allen Rogers, Of New London, aged
eighty-one, II brother Of the groom, was de-
tained at home. 1t will he seen that the cou.
pie belong to n long-liyed race, and they no
doubt have many years Of welded bliss be.
fore them.
The bride has lived all her life In the
house next the one in which the editor OF
this paper WIS born (and he is no spring
cEicken) and resided during the first four
momeutous years Of his life. and among his
earliest recollections is that Of the low-huug,
pointed, brass-mounted swailow-tail of this
identical "luyyer," rs 1t followed its wearer
past "our house to make the regular Sun
Gay evening visit TO this identical maid.
Unless we are greatly in error, the father of
the Herald editor, the hte Rev. II. L. Vail,
being then pastor of the church in East Lyme,
unpublished this constant couple about the
year 1882 or 1888, and the wedding was eX-
pected to take place immediately thereafter.
Aud so far as is known, there never was any
misunderstanding or unpleasantness, or milf,
or fare.up that can be assigned as the cause
of the delay. They have always been con.
sidered engaged" both By themselves and
the ueighbors, and during yisi. to East
Lyme not very long ago we were informed
that this ancient beau still made bis every.
other-Sunday-eyening call, and had hardly
failed to do so a single fortnight tor sixty
years. Cautious and prudent pair If all
followed their example there would not be
SO much unhappiness resulting from hasty
marriages.
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ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING ON TIMBER-RIDGE.-
We learn that James Alexander, son Of Dr..
J. N. Alexander, deceased, met with serious
and painful accident last Friday while out
cunning in company with John Mcclure.
It seems that he (Alexander) had discharged
one barrel of bis gun, and was reloading it
on q fence, or was crossing the fence, when it
slipped from his grasp and fired. He saw the
danger and threw his hands toward the gun
to avert calamity; but instead of this the
load entered both hands, carrying Off the
middle finger of the left band entirely, and
causing the amputation Of The first. One
finger of the right hand was also amputated,
and serious injury otherwise done to both
bands. Mr.. Alexander, it will DO remem-
bered, was student at Washington and Lee
University for two years.--Rockbridge Ctti-
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Motion orerruIea-sentcneed.

Especial telegram to the Diapaich
NORFOLK, Va, January 9.-The motion OF
AR. Hathaway's counsel, In regard to the
ilegality of the grand jury in consequence
of one Of the jurors being the keeper of an
ordinary, was overruled by the court, which
held that it was a matter which could be
arailed of only by plea In abatement, and
that the objection came too Late after trial
and conviction. a-
Charles Edwards was sentenced to one
years Imprisonment in the peniteutiary fol-
assaulting Captain Thomas Smith with in.
tent to main, disfgurc, and kill.
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COUNTY JAIL Observation-Disclosures STORY
s'r3A lha Petersburg Iader. 1.-The late
t..3tH rhG SHOWS have 80 raised the Rack
''"'srf llv-ras 10 Cut oil :. great PART OF Surry
county from the oNt>idr word. By gentle.
man OF That county, who with great diff
"UHy niHna2cti lately II cross il, We are i'll
toE!n"@ that the C"urt-I"use was fired and
destroyed on Thursday the I'd instant. The
'.cSais OF tte process hy which il was set
aGre form strange and pitiful story.
It seemo that one c. Il. Dunmorc imni-
grated year or two ago from SusQuehanna
HoaHty, Penn, 10 surry county, having Ii
Htnl and settling there with his family.
some months ago he went back to Pennsvl-
'.n!a, aud there became insane, but for some
:'a>cn or other whether that he seemed to
cave Become sane or on what other grounds
"e DO not know he was allowed last fall to
return to Surry county 10 look, as he said,
a.icr his family.
iil- insanity soon became so manifest that
Hr was confined in jail TO await commits
,.eh 0! !uparr. Breaking his way through
= Val. he escaped, WAS arrested, and recon-
:n!,'rI. HIS time he was lodged IL cell
80 NE ground floor. This cell was guarded
y 12A>'c deer, 81 tcuer one, wholly Of
N>ea, nnd NJ cutter strengthened with iron
carr He termed hIs plan with al the Gun.
a.n2 a!sd Wen sometimes display. Profess
'ns desire 70 battle on Thursday he asked
ma bad conveyed to his cell plentiful sup.
p! OF water, and ct midnight fired the inner
oooT, burning hole lurge enough TO let him
ont, the fire being guarded, and after its work
va, done eXtiuguished by the water. The
u0n-hrace1t door was then attacked, burnt
,.Ho0Gh, and tle bars burnt 50 as to allow
~ exit Mean time the poor creature had
'e"h almost eInGhered with smoke and his
"'"i supply VAS exhausted =; 80 he sought
~ ga Chamber above. and left the fire to its
,,''E. he smoke and ilame soon alarmed
, ,;'n'' ana Ii" shouted uud reused tho authori-
,'>' VI 7pIEc one lear the Jail building, by
""'Lh ne was rescued; hut the building
w., la'l help, ana WAS destroyed. The lu-
, =, na' been sent TO his original home, in
'dnN t!'aiItI. Such is tho report as it
''.'c,' 'iS, and the people Of Surry may well
~ Why Inc authorities should leave tine Jail
n'o'"ut Ii protector, aud with lunatic pro-
t''9 With ire and quite capable of seeking
''> own miserable destruction AS well as that
v ne bulidlDg which confined him.
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Death Of Ex.Emneror xapo,eon.

LONDON, January 9.--Louis Napoleon died
this morning. This event was unexpected, as
be slept soundly last night--eYen better than
during the preceding night. This morning
bis physicians had consultation. and de-.
cit!pd to perform another operation at noon
to-day. At the time OF the Constellation the
pulse of the royal patient was strong and
rcgular-eighty.four beats to the minute. AT
1925 O'Clock signs Of sinking appeared, the
action of the heart suddenly failed: and he
died at l0:45 O'Clock.
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WILMINGTON IN. c., MARKET.

JANUARY 7~-SptTits Tarpenttae.--SaieS VI i2s
casks al sic. q gallon Tor souiheri packages. Mar
kes 1Riet.
Rcsin-sales Of $50 barrels at ea.os for stra,sed.
aud Ss.s0 for pale. Market quiet. II 80. ).
Crltde a-peat;ne--alarket steady. with sales
Of l3s barrels ut $i.7s for virgin and low dip, and
50 for hard. *.
Iar.-sales of 10 barrels reported At $3.50 q
barrel, decline OF sas- since last report. AarsH
weak. sEs -
C0ton-Dcmand steady for higher grades, While
the medium aud lower grades arc neglected. Sasse
0f ouly u bales reported Rt Issc. ~ u,
Tfmter.-sales Of one raftat slo.aa q d. for fatr
mill. ssfEf i.e.s nh: a,a-..-. sss,. -. SIN.
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pErERsnURa NARRETa.

JANUARY s.-Co9oR.-The market Is qut4t and
easier, with but little doing yesterday. We quote
Ordinary l7taDl7Sc.; good ordinary. lsc.; low
uildJllngs, lstEllssc. middfiu2s, !sic.
W7ledt.-Ths receipts are moderate. and the mar
for choice white; 50 for fancy; sLTGsLss Cor
choice red. m i RI 49,. t.sais. 81
(or,.-stcck good, and We quote the narksa quiet
ut zoe. for prime.
Rys.-Marbet firm at II, with good dannandi
Qats-We quote 5sc.; retail, &C.. ~, ,gE5. !. 2
PasupnS-We quote 81 2og 40 Tor good to rSio,e.
Market cui0t and but few coming In.
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Message OF the Governor OF acorsi

ATLANTA, GA, January g,-The Govern
or's message was delivered to-day. Itshoys
the receipts Of 1872 to have been S2,1O1,-
1904; disbursements, 81, 1885,, 2o7.14. The
amount Of the public debt is Ss,1S6, 800.
The gold bonds of 1870 due in 1890 are
S2,58S,000. The amount needed for 1873
will be S1,AS,935. Estimated receipts,
s., 0S5, 1883. (. The valuation of the State tax
able property is put at $685., 492, 463.
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serse,,s Railroad Accident.

IoI1sr1tLt Jcnuars 9,-A train last night
was thrown from the track by Ii broken rail
at Belmont station. There were sixty passen-
gers aboard, of whom twenty were hurt
six seriously. Mary Crowley lost her left
eve; Congressman McHcnry had shoulder
dislonated and was otherwise bruised; Mrs.
Hueston, OF I'useumbia, lid her collar'bone
broken and received internal injuries.
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Heavy Sn0U-Stornn.

CHICAGO, January S.-A heavy storm Of
snow, Us fine rs sand, accompanied by gale
of wind, las prevailed here since 3 O'Clock
this afternoon. The thermometer Is tr"o de-
gfse5 above zero; but the cold is terribIcci
owing to the piercing "iids, The storm Is
accompanied by extraordinary electrical phe-
nomena, which interfere somewhat with the
working of the telegraph.
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Accidentally Shot.

Especial telegram TO the DislMtch.I
LIBERTY, VA, January 9.--Charles Farley
(coored) shot himself accidentally while
hurting yesterday. In attempting to olsen
gage his gun from some briers 10 which It
had caught he caused it to explode, lodging
the contents Of the barrel In the lower por-
ton of his right lung. His recovery is
So,,hfT,,1
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pose! that from d court thus composed such
ON order was far distant possibility. It
,sas, therefore, the committee made an mp
pllcatton that The judges who constitute that
court should inquire into the validity of
these orders. $50 IS So
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New York LEGISLATURE,

ALBANY. January 3.-In the Assembly to-
day the bill providing new charter for New
York city was introduced, being that framed
by the Republican General Committee. Also,
bills re0rganizing the school system of New
York city. Also, appointing board of
railways and providing for the rapid transit
by tunnel from tie Battery to Harlem river.
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ra3 Tho concert al Assembly
H.. rev a-r-iy some theatre goerS last night,
..,r Nr. Davenport nevertheless had good
Hence. nd III Wild Oats his talents as Il
~,n,ii,Y were Displayed TO great advantage,
= .l'as Al ssr.olhIe variety n!terthe heavy
,..-ty II %ae frs; Nights cf The en@a&.'
,..r,. Tc.ai.m The great bill Of the week
~. 10 presented, Ar. Davenport ana his
>.1.ar taking a icnctit. Damon ana
,r.r,, :, tie plav, Nr. DayeNp2r, appear
- ~ lis gran1 Dcr~unatinn Of Damon, a
"a, which his friends claim for him n
,.,-..r5 ,.v.7.1inaucr. The farce Jenny Lind,
- aijth Ni>> Davenport made such son>a-
,.,, -, -.:.}l,. Yill 10 repeated on this occa-
~. Is r"Gi;ast. y fill ind faSAlonable
h.u.e will probably be in attendance.
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Florida Politics.

]. TALLAHASSEE, January 9.-Liberty Bill
llngs was elected President of the Senate by
the Democrats with the aid of one Republi-
can vote.
A resolution declaring Senator Gilbert
elected by bribery, and requesting bis resig-
nation, was tabled by vote IF &c to Is.
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week more aettyB naovcsasus Is sxpesttd ty
h1cco TIC buyers being local IT,
dlsrostien or the ularses With regard 20 ra~>cfoF
nfierfnes OF ali grades rcf1ans favorable toAyofg
uHtfsu1l degree. n ., - So
Sales are governed BIZ last rffe,s an! me couttuna
oar quotations without revision: . 80 = =
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K>s...-> OF PITHtAs.-The last OF the
r,,,,;a installations took place last night,
,>.,.a.y officers Of Myrtle Lodge, No. 20,
,.~. INSTALLED hy Past Grand Chancellors
y, 49,, .r., Hartman and Past Chancellor
:, ..,.... Wc;>;1o~ On Wednesday the
..,'~. ri lr,rr,An Lodge, No. %, were in
.....'.I n, ;..,,.3t, deputy Grand Chancellor
SEM. asS.>tti hy the Grand Scribe,
-, J,a t;r,.l ctiGcrs above named. Past
.-.'.. have. ~ J. i. Vaughan, and Past
,..-.r'ys> T. /. Briggs and Il. I. Lecky.
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LOCAL NEWS.

r,r-.yc O. TIRE JouRSEyAES SaoEMAxERs
-. ,.cst,ag Of large body Of the Journey.
,,ncn,qkcrS Of the city last night al
w., varSc, Hall. Mr.. N. Doherty was called
,ra chair and Mr. J. r. Albert was ap.
.'.,.ni ~ccrr;arr. After ri explanation OF
S,,, t.>,t> ei The meeting by the President
..s VI interchange Of views from several
..,,.,,h,,.. A resolution was passed that re.
.....n Up often up ins;ruct;ng the delegates
g. ~ Richmond city TO use their cxertions
,,-,-.;> .ho passage Of bill for the rcmova
.., 81, }e.ui,cntiary. The body claim thai
a., c,nHot crnpctc with the w"rk done al
49, ,rr,,,ntiary, and desire s>mc relief.
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AiLExasDRn MARKETS,

12c. better; offerings OF 30 bushels white sEd zoe
OF red with sales or the latter at Sl.7s and S Tor
ordinary 70 medlnns slas. 5l.g5, slas, 3nd % Tor
active, ut decline Of 1Gcc; oerings0s sle busheie
mixed and 100 OF Yellow with sees or the former ~
lngs of lo2 bushels. Oats are nominaiiy asas,e.
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=, ~, Enbb>, 4 visitor who had fingered at
,n' H'cHbridsc Hotel, died Of consumption
W., ~ l4e 9Th instant. He was resident CT
,> county, Va, and about seyenty-two
years o. aye.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE
Thursday, sanuary9.

OFFERINGS. sH+
WHEAT;SWhite. ss4 bushels. Red, 1900 bushels.
CoRN.-White. 200 bushels.
UATSs-.9c bushels.
RYE.--7o bushels. q
MEAL--l24 bushels a.4...ss
CLOVER SEED.-5o bushels,
SALES.
wHEAT.--White, 60 bushels prime at $40; 20
bushels very good ut sos; a6s bushels good Ct 81
q bushels fair at Slao 70 bushels common at Sl.7a.
Total, 582 bushels, -ea
WHEAT.-Red. $50 bushels prime on private
terms; 50 bushels prime at S2.05; % bushels very
good AT 90; 252 bushels good ut Slsu. Total, foso
bushels.
CoRN.-Whlte. $50 bushels very good on private
terms; 50 bushels very good ct 7sc. Total 200 BUSH
sis.
RYE.-1e bushels very good at soc.
4LEAL.-I2i bushels good ut 75c.
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Mr.. David Conner, OF shepherdstown,
fell FROM the top Of flight OF steps, IN his
residence, on Christmas eve, causing his
death Oh the following evening. MR. Con-
noys age was about sixty.feur years.
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BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MAREET:

BALTl7toRB, January 9.--Cattie fairly active;
tops and com mon scarce very best on sale to-day,
sG7sc.; first quality, sQjo:; medium, 4alSe.; re-
rate demand ut s56sc.; receipts l.gls heid. sheep
10 light supply, with good densna as a!57c.; TO
ceiptS, $40 head ssa -.- 4....
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Indiana Legislature.

INDIANAPOLIS, January o.~The Legislature
organized to-day with NJ. L. Edwards MS
Speaker.
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r nc Shenandoah Herald says Colonel C..
~, = ~ yinii, delegate from Rockingham, is
- ~" confined By lnfiammatory rheumatism.
Y We - nj the residence Of bis mother, in New
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Death from Burning Fluid. Sss
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, January "a iasher
and bis three children were burned to death
here to-day by the explosion OF conbina'
ton fluid. The yapor ign!ted from stove
two yards distant.
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ST. Louis Nercsaa nts, Exchange.
ST. LOUIS, January ON. II. scuader was
to-day elected president Of the st. Louis
Exchange. - 4. -. Is. ] ...l..-s.-- eaxss y
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETa.

1VlkA ukA1Is1AIXIs
New Youx. January o.-Cotton quiet and stcady;
sales, sls bales uplands, sOs Organs, Elrus
limited deu,and apd unchanged. WniskeS decidedly
ana eallow stcady.
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LONDON, january 9.-Brakf,ld Brothers.
silk-dealers, have failed for half Il million Of
dollars
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BALTIMORE MARKET

BALTIMORE January a-Flopr 1rm ana uns,
changed. Whe.t quiet choice white ant a,nbeg.
.i5,t S,.25. Corn quiet while. dsGlGIc. jyelloTs
9j2G0ltc. ~. .#-s@-s rs.ts.g. >. ~
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his Virgil ny
10 Wanaer with HI Genr,,r h.M -.

u was in effect the only practical realization,
un this continent Of that for which Elio
t'ye lis fcrveli life, and which the benevo
!r4i Berkeley strove 20 generously TO accom-
;}..h,
.Ic college liourishcd during all The colo.
lis. period alb long after Tie Revolution,
.;'"oush ii lost by that 1T single blow
L. airy ali It's cndoUncnts. 1t hos ever been
& f:N2ritv institution with Eastern Virginia
"'ib would tioniiSh dnain if the damage done
10 Il y CIR t."ops could he repaired.
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AaRIyED.

Steamer Tssoc Boil, Bl4keman, New York, mer'
hsndise and passengers. John W. Wyatt. agent
Steamer JoiIu Sylvcarcr, clifford, rCrink. uief.
chan6ise and passengers. j.. Is. Tatum. agnt
RarS Svca, -, FROM City Point with salt TO-
2. IlliaIns 6 Co.