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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.


SHERIF F'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Thomas P. sutherland,l
VS.. On lSt Order of Sale.
William G. Mccoy ct al.
STATE of Ohio, Jackson county, ss:
Court of Common Pleas.
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of
an order of sale issued out of said Court, on the
oath day of July, A. ID. 1874, and to me directed
as Sheriff and Special Master Commissioner in
said cause, win offer for sale at the door of
the Court House in jackson, in said county, on
Satu rday. August Goth, A. ID. 1874,
at one o'clock P. NJ, of said day, the following
described real estate, situated in the county of
jackson and State of Ohio, to-wit:
The east-half of the northeast quarter of sec
ton eleven (ll), township five t5 of range nine
teen Q9), containing So acres more or less.
Appraised at 81 200.
Terms of sale, cash on day of sale.
To be sold as the property of William C. Nc
Coy ct al. to satisfy Judgment and decree in
favor of Thomas p. Sutherland.
3Given under my hand this 2Sth day of July,
A. d. 1874 r.. W. HUBBARD,
sheriff and Special Master Commissioner.
J. w. LAIRD, Atty for plaintiff.
3Qjy74w5
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Gle him strong drink, until he wink,
That's sinking in despair;
And liquor guild to fire his bluid,
That's prest wiz grief and care;
q There let him bouse, and deep carouse,
WI bumpers flowing DER,
Till he fOrgets his loves or debts,
And minds his griefs no more.
Let half-starv'd slaves in warmer skies
See future wines rich clust'ring rise;
Their lot auld Scotland ne'er envies,
But, blythe and frisky,
She eyes her freebOrn, martial boys
TAX aft their whisky.
Let other poets raise fracas,
Bout vines, and wines, and dru ken Bacchus,
And crabbtt names and stories wrack us,
And CRATE our lug,
sing the juice Scotch beer can max us,
In glass or jug.
BURNS,
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ocroBER ELECTION.

n, The Democracy OF jackson cossnty;
n N FJudson ESQ. will be a candidate before
tbe Damocratic nominating convention for
the office OF sherin. MANY FRIENDS
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LEGAL.
GHERIFFs SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
John H Evans Ex'r
VS.. ION 2d Or1er of 9aIe
Samuel Mossbarger - N'''-e'

1
samuel Gss.Dsrssr. re On I'd Order ofsale-
The State of Ohio, Jackson County. SIS.
Court of Common Pleas.
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of
an order of sale issued out of said Court on the
Sheriff and Special Master Commissioner mis- T'Go in
said cause, win offer for SALE at the door of the
son, on - ~
Saturday, August goth, A. d. 1874.
desopbe de- 9nH e9Ioef E p m Of said day the following
Jackson and State of Ohio, to-wit:: %
t,ra me 20 north-West quarter of section number
per seventeen, %; also the northwest Quarter
oI tne southwest quarter of section number
Der seventeen, Q7 excepting the foiioWine de- de-
scrlDed tract or parcel to-wit: Beginning AZ the
of the Southwest quarter Of section npmber
two, (2D township number six, (6) of range num-
twenty rods to sweet gum sight tree on said
line, thence southwest up the hollow, SO as to
line on the south end of said lot thence east
down said line to the place of beginning, said
subject to the dover estate of Jane Giilfian'
therein, which is follows: Commencing 425
chains east of the northwest of the south
west qua rter of section number two, (2,) town
snip number six, 49, of range number seven
chains, thence west I4.S2 chains thence north
I41af west 1910 chains thence east 1432 chains to
Also acres of wood land lying adjoining to and
west OF the land heretofore sold by Jesse Gill;
north by the north line OF Of said % Gillian lana mo
aIon ana running mn far enough south of said line and
saiong Ihe nne OF s8id Perkins land so far as to
include the said fve acres of woodland also
ofcnard f adjSning the foregoing, beginning
cnstins from the southeast corner of the afore-
sa1d ~ acres northward and on the line of said
racS ad dnenee east chains, thence north IA de-
srees ~ mln. 2 chains, thence west 2 chains
thence south IA degrees 30 min. east 2 chainsto
me place of beginning; containing 39-IOO of an
Appraised follows, to-wit:
First described tract at s., 200 e- -gr
Second described tract al 81 ,05O.
Terms of sale, cash on day of sale,
To be sold as the property of Samuel Mosbar-
ler, 70 Satlsfy a aJudgment and decree in favor of
\. D. 1874. r w HIJRBARD
Sheriff and Special Master Commissioner.
Il. N Harper, Atty for plaintiff. july 30-5w
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SHERIFF's SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
James $: e: Knisht0n' On First order of Sale.

VS.. On First Order OF sale.
JOS A. Knighton, ct al.
State OF Ohio, Jackson County, SIS.
Court of Common Pleas.
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of
an order of sale issued out of said Court on the
o4th day of July, A. d. 1874, and to me directed
as sheriff and Special Master Commissioner in
said cause, win offer for sale at the door of the
Court House in Jackson, in said county, on
Saturday, August 80, A. ID. ls74,
At1 o'clock p. NJ. of said day, the following de-
scribed real estate situated in the county of
Jackson and State of Ohio, to-wit: Lotnumber
nineteen In the town of Raysville.
Appraised at five hundred dollars.
Terms of sale cash on day of sale.
To be sold as the property of Joseph A
KniRhton to satisfy a Judgment and decree in
favor of James S, Knighton.
Given under my hand this 2Sth E,Ii Day o. pr Suiy
A. D. 1874. II: w. HUBBAhiD,
Sheriff and Special Master Commissioner.
j. w. Laird, Atty for plaintn. JulyS-oW
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To the Editor Of the Standard :.

tItc 11tIttUI y tIte
Our extreme temperance advocates are op-
posed to engrafting in the organic law of the
State of Ohio the privilege of granting license
In the sale of spirituous liquors, upon the
ground that 1t would be legalizing wrong or
crime, and argue that we might as well license
men to steal, rob and murder, as to license men
to sell whisky, ale and beer. Let us examine
this question and see If there is not vast diff
ference. The one would be granting license
to prevent wrong or crime the other would
be granting license to commit wrong or
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The Democracy of Adams county held
nominating convention last week.
From the proceedings, as published in
the West Union Scion we take the fol-
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A murderer named Daugherty will be
hung at Lancaster Friday of this week.
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0TICE.-A PETITION WILL BE
ted TO the Commissioners of Jack
! Ohio, at their next regular session
er, praying for change in a part Of
sading from Winchester to- frvin's
q change to commence where said
8 the creek between the lands of
SchelIenger and James II. Webb.
m there the nearest and best route
q Weob's land to intersect said road
ID OF Job Buckley's lane, yacatino
the road as lies between those two
74-5w ~ sst~-S y
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CENTRAL
FE INSURANCE COMPANY.

IL JOINT stock or guarantee
nd ID n !, =; 90
the sum OF Sl8I, ,7OI or ii
notes and loans held by
any 1 on policies in force...... 8S6, 1888 O3
n assets amounting to.... 97'57S az
amount of Liabilities, in ~
Il95, ,l60 for reinsurance re-
7ZSO91 AZ
income for the preceding
premium note of income
sced1ng yeaf-.............s.......,, 93.0S7 78
lexpfnditures for the pre-
n ri iIicash ash, 2s4,s2s %
he preceding year.............. 46,827 IL .
ss whereof, L have hereunto sub-.
name, and caused the seal OF. INV
% be affixed, the day and yearaboye
w: +. GHBRCH, superintendent.
AlNGER, AGENT, Gallipolis, Ohio.
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The following is from the Columbus

Mother Stewart, the Springfield temperance
agitator, was seriously injured by being thrown
from a carriage while returning from tenn
perance meeting in Clarke county, Saturday.
Mrs. J. r. Guy had an arm broken.
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Also for sale by the same -Companx. their
former store rooms, in the Commercial Block
second door below the First National Bank on
Main Street, including the first second Sand
third stories. A fine point tor business.
For particulars, inquire of A. c. Van Dyke, at
Orange Furnace.
2 April %, 1S74-tf s-lz ~ -rs1
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sHoorING HIS OWN FATHER.

We find the following in the Cincin-
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Most EliDible Building Lots

IN jackson. The survey and plat correspond
Win former Additions surrounding it, as to
streets and alleys, so far as possible = 4 :
This Addition is situated in the most f1our-
isnlng part OF town, and is surrounded by new
pullolngs, furnaces, &c. Persons desiring to
secure beautiful situations for residences, will
40 well to examine these lots at once. e :
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Fronting on Portsmouth Street, and running
West, and Jonathan R.Booth's Addition On tbe tb
south. 1t has been long admitted that if this
territory were laid of into town lots, they
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Lizzie zit Hughes ga ct al, In Partition. On 1st
r. WiTIian1 Snider Of al { Order of Sale.
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AL z Y A NDRIA.

RETRoC EssIoN.-Tbe scheme for anneviny
Alexandria to the district OF Columbia il ~eeuis
mas Lot yet been abandoned. Some Of the
colored people OF this city have, AS heretofore
noticed in the Gazette, unsucCessfully at
tempted OF late TO hold meetings for the purpose
OF agltstng the subject, and some OF the white
people who favor it were to have held a meet
ing in Washington with The same object. but
dld not IL If now understood that a sum of
money has been subscribed by those who think
they will be individually benefited BY the sue
cess OF the scheme, for the purpose Of getting
the question OF the legality OF the act OF retro
cesslon before the Supreme Court OF the United
states, and that with that object in view a case
VIII pc made by property holder in the coun-
y, who will refuse 10 paw has taxes upon the
ground that the state of Virginia has no au-
thCTity to levy them.
BANK OFFICERS ELECTED.-At meetings Of
the Boards of Directors OF the Citizens Ma
tlonal Bank and the Bank of Old Dominion
held this morning, x. II. Miller, esq, was
reelected president. and W. n. Lambert ESQ.,,
cashier OF both banks.
ESCAPED FROM THE CHAIN GASG.-Payne
and Carter, who escaped from the chain gang
last Saturday, have not vet been rearrested,
though, as stated yesterday, IL iscurrentlr re-
ported they are at large in Washington. Their
escape was not due 10 any negligence on the
part of the guards at the jail-Ca-stte last ersq-
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GEORG ETOWN

az HEoRG ErowN MASOSiC CHOIR has elect
t" the following officers 10 serve the present
year T. II. Sprang, president; H. Selirsap
taueI, - n Hood, treasurer; e. T. Scheckell
secretary; N. \. Gross organist
CATTLE MARKET, 81 Means 4 go-The offer
lhgs OF beef cattle at Drovers' Rest Yesterday
were Isl, OF which sd were sold to butchers az
~ 10 - c. per pound; were sold 70 farmers,
and 10 LETT over. The market was dull-2iO fat
Sheep were offered and sold at SIC. TO &C 70
butchers; Is cows and calves sold al $50 to IS;
l'n tat hogs on foot were sold at SC.
ELECTION OF BANK pfFICERs.-The board
OF directors OF the Farmers and Mechanics
Nauonal Bank yesterday reelected the present
ofhcers OF the bank for the ensuing wear.
SALE OF REAL EsTATE-Messrs. wheatley
Sons have sold their property on Bird e
street, corner of Congress street, 10 the CrOpley
Bros. for $1,000.
The HUTCHINSON FAMILY have engaged 20
sing at the Gay street Baptist church, in this
city, ON wednesday evening next. See adver-
GRAIN TRADE.-The schooner Mary Ann Ar
nEed from Alexandra, with I,luO bushels or
wheat for Hartley & Bro, and 500 bushels corn
for Beall & Shoemaker; also. the schr smith,
with 800 bushels corn for NJ. Young.
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THE COURTS.

CRIMINAL CoyRr-Jgf0e Carter.
To-day, in each Of the following cases. a nolle
proseaui was entered Frank Cronin, larceny
OF horse. buggy, and harness. Philip HUM. viO-
laung internal revenue law; Mary O'Dsu,
keeping bawdy house; Joseph Harms, larceny
OF cow Charles Mitchell, assault and battery.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Juf3e VtcArAur.
The jurors will TO-DAY adjourn tor the term,
with the thanks n the court.
Police CoURr-Julye Sail
To-day, Peter Armstrong, larceny oc a pair
OF pants; fined so. james lverson petit larce-
ny; 50. Rods Sheedy, assault and battery ON
John Green by cutting him with a KNIFE in the
shoulder. This was a malicious assault. defend
ant having followed Green for some distance.
with threats and menaces; six months in iail.
Maria Penny, assault and battery on Retsey
Lloyd; - and costs. VIM. Davis forfeited col
lateral for disorder. John Mcguire ahas Jas
Jenniter Enlarged with carrying a pistol: 80
John Camp, violation of hack law; s. VIM =
GTahoali, same charge; forfeited collateral
charge; -. Edward Howard. curstng. -
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THE WEATHER.

WAR DEFARTNENT, Oltcs Of Chtsf SigHdl OErsr,l
WASHINGTON, ID. @ January 10, ISl, 1879 a m
SYNOPSIS FOR THE PAST TWENTY-FOUR HOURS
Generally clear and colder weather, with westerly
and noTthV esterly Winds prev ais y New England
and the middle Atlantic states, and thence south
westward over the greater portion Of the 1uth At
lsntic states. Threatening weather, with snow and
elect, prevailed on the guf coast and in Texas The
barometer has risen, with partly clondy and clear
weather, in the northern portion OF the gulf states
and thence nortbware over Tennessee and the Obi D
valley. An area Of low bar ometer has developed u
the extreme northwest, and higher tsmperature,
with sonthessterly winds, Is reported from the up
Per Mississippi ard lower Missouri valleys CLOUDY
are reported from the lower lake region. The tenn
persure is below freezing all the stations MORT
OF he inmedi ate gulf coast.
PRoBABLITIEs.-For New England and the mid
die Atlantic states, generally clear and cold
viii continue during the rest Of FRIDAY, with fresh
and brisk porthwesterly 20 westerly Winds For
The south Atlantic states, continued cold and par
cloudy weather during The day, the winds veerine
70 noffheasteTly with threatening weather. For
tne gull states, generally cloudy wea her and pos
slpiy ram with rising temperature and winds veer-
Ing TO eastery and southerly. For the Ohio valley
and Tennessee, continued cold aud partly cloudy
weather during the day, followed by increasing
cloudIness, with falling barometer and rising ter-
perature For the upper lake region and the north
west, rising temperature, falling barometer, fresh
to brisk sourbeastery to seuthwesterly wisds vita
areas OF snow BY Saturday morning. For the lower
lake partly cloudy weather, with light snow
and light to fresh westerly winds. The peraflre
and pressure in this district will change but slightly
during Friday.
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gentieman's hat, contsing the contributions
taken up q short time before in her hand. She
handed Il to Miss Anthony, together with a slip
Of paper, and, judging FROM the smile which
iiiumined her face. the audience had made a
liberal response TO the appeal for stamps.
The address of Mrs. Barr was an able and
witty argument in favor of giving woman the
ballot, and at its conclusion she was loudly ap-
plsuded.
Miss Anthony here said she wanted to say
that Mrs. Burr is a democrat.
Mrs. Burr replied: Neither a democrat nor
republican, as parties now 60"
Miss Anthony.-"Wen, her brother is editor
OF the Hartford Times, democratic paper, and
that is about as near as any OF us come to be-
longing tc any party"
Mrs. Stanton and Miss Phebe Cozzeus ex-
Pressed their appreciation of Mrs. Burr's re-
marks, and Miss Anthony was about to state
that the convention would take a recess, when
Mr. Davis said, Will you allow me to say one
Miss Anthony, Smiling. y" Well, suppose
in this case we'll have 10 give the man the last
word Laughter
The convention then took a recess until 2.3C
D. m.
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CITY ITEMS.

PRIGG.
Fine large Jet Fans, 81;
Fine large Jet Fans, -.
Fine Erruscsn Necklaces, -
Fine Etruscan Set, sio,
Hair ornaments, in git, silver, oNydized and
-..-i ets, elegant styles -, 49, 49,
sylysbia avenue, near \ street.
CHANrAeNK
tcurrency prices,
George Gouiet \ Co, s22-so PER Basket.
st. MsrceauS, $3.50 per Case.
krug y Co, S2i.b0 per Basket.
All leading brands OF
Champagne
AZ lower prices than they can be bought else
THOMAS RusskI,
N,io 1913 Pennsylvania avenue.
MAssEy's Philadelphia NJ Ale. Siso per
dozen. Cincinnati Lager, al ~ per dozen, st
\. W. BuRoRELLs isS2 street. eos
TAKs OARH OF YouR yALrAErEs-CsIl
and examine the IRE and burglar proof vaults
OF the Safe DEPOSIT Company. corner OF New
York avenue and 18th street for safe KEEPING
OF securities, jewels, silver ware or other .alu-
Aeies- Rents nom ten 70 sixty dollars per an
nun, according % sire No business man can
afford 20 DO without them. rat, t0arafao fror.
As chieeSo AID BoFton frs.
To GET RID OF the Chils Immediately. rake
Dooieys Ague Powders They care perma-
hehty. 60
PoND's EXTRACT cures rncumNuza, burns.
lH.rs uiocir, toothACle, sore fhrOg' sprAine.
scAlds, soreness, Old sOres. headache. collie.
lameness, bruises. hollis. wounds neuralgia
noafst ness, diarrhWa. and all hencfrhaRes etc.
Fohcs Extract difiers from All other Advertised
PREPARATIONS IN the fact that a. IL a standard
medicine, treated OF in medical writings ami
known 70 be cure for these diseases. m tn ,s,u
To THE wKAH, rHR WonN, Ann -ur WEARY.
the editor OF the Boston Recorder I've
can most unhestatinCly recommend he Peru
Wan Syrup. protected solution OF the protoxide
OF IRON, Ia All the weak, the worn and the weary,
hAflng richly experienced is benefits IL pos-
sesses All the qualities claimed Tor Il by tie pro-
prietcr.
CoRNs, Sc.-Dr. White, chiropodist. No. SIS
18th street, opposite the Treasury remove - corns
without pain, 20 the shoe can he wern with
ease lie relieves and cures bunions. inCrOwtne
nahs, vascular eNcrescences, chflblains and
other disorders OF the feet. His establishment
mas been located in W ashinstOn, ID. C. over
Twelve years, and Is patroniEed by many emil
nent physicians, surgeons, and thousands OF
well-known and responsible persons. Once
hours from a. m. 20 D. m. Fee. - per visit
owing TO press OF business during once hours
Dr. White is unable 70 attend patients 81 resi-
dences except after 2. m.
PoNp's EXTRACT Is Tor sale at wholesale bv
Ohss stott & Co, 4s0 P0nnsylvSniA avenue,
And BY druggists everywhere. t,v,f,u
TBBRxoxsrKRs and barometer, are repsira,
and made to order BY Hempler ne AZ \ street
THh COMMUNITY ~ isrgs appreciate the use-
fulness OF Singers Sewing Machine. rs
WILCOX a GTBB's SswISs MACHINE. The
celebrated BAsssr Patterns. Agency II Ohas
Bsun's hoopskTt and corset factory, Tth street
madagascar building. Io,2s
TuEoo- RUSSIAN BATss; $50, Medic.ted VS.
SS street Sans.
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0UR CITIZENS will bear in mind the grea.
sale of lots in ''Cammsck square'-by +. y.
Sweet on Saturday ito morrow atSs ,. m. IL
presents rare opportunity for fine bargains.
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HOTELS.
uYSON's HOTEL,
No. 70s g STREET,
Ie1z.ly BErwIEs 7rH and srH srRrxrs
THE IMPERIAL HOTKL,
JAMES SYKES, Psoprsar,
TRoNTINs PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
6Gwsss lsfh asd llss Ss,sas,
jsns-N WASHINGTON, ID. o.
n O. WILLARD,
gBBIff HOUSE,
apI-ly WASHINGTON, DO
I'm THEsUPREMEOoURTo THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.

Holdsas q Srettal Tsynl, Utoennber I'D, 1873
In the case Of Justas j. McCarty, administrator
traitor aforesaid has, with the appreciation Of the
Supreme Cour Of the District Of Columbia aforesaid
lal, for the final settlement and distribufiou 81
the personal estate Of said deceased and Of the ss,ets
turned into money; when and where All the crssdi
tors and heirs OF said deceased noted 10 sffsnd
otherwtee By Law Be excluded from eli benef In ssd
decsesed estase Provided, COPY Of this order b.
ing star y evious 20 the aid day. Test:
tee7(vA A. EBSJ eR, Register Of villa
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SUIT FOR DANAGES.-To-d day, l.. a.. Hiue
entered for the father OF George W. Waite,
suit against J. q. Stafford, a contractor for
damages alleged to have been sustained BY the
SON in falling into a man-bOle alleged 20 have
been caused by carelessneSs OF the contractor,
in not protecting the same. The damages are
laid at 50 ,O0o
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LOCAL NEWS.

National ThcdfeT--''L Led Astray."
Ford's Opera HoHss-- Madame Jsnauschek in
f'Was She 20 Blame"
TReater Consiqsse-'fThe Lack Of Gold" and
other attractions.
Willard HaH.-The Royal Mari0nettes.
Third lecture of Professor Trims DESCRIPTIVE
Series, at the VI. r. Church.
BectuTs the Scotch C0rsHGRt>rs, by Prof.
Allan Curr, in the New York Avenue Presby-
teIiaH Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-16

The ROYAL MARIoNETrBs have taken the
press and public by storm wherever thew have
appeared, and our city proves no exception 70
the rule. Talk of Ethiopian minstrelsy, spec
tacular drama. pantomimel Go and see the
astonishing stage effects. the dancing. the be-
wiidering transformations. snd the Irresistible
eomicslities OF these dolls ''of larger growth"
and persuade yourself, if you be not seated too
near their miniature stage, that they are not
alive! When you go take the children with you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-16

PROPERTY SALE IN ALKxANDRIA-F, A.
Ke<by, real estate agent, has sold TO Mr. John
Martin, seven acres Of the Summer Hill farm
the farm lying on the north side Of -Four Mile
run, between here and Washington, to Mr.. O.
Adams, Of Washington, for szQo per acre.
Rassfis, last sveEihs.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Wall Street To-day


NEW YORK, January IG.-The P5Srs finan-
clal article says Gold is quiet to-day all sales
having been at II all s, with rates on gold
loans OF 81, 6, 7, 5, 1, and for carving.
foreign exchange, for prime bankers sterling.
mas been advanced to i.S4 and 49, & resDect-
lively, the business not yet having responded,
The money market is easy az TO per cent for
.aS Government bonds are strong. At the
board, more than the usual business was done
IN southern state bonds, which were steady
The stock market was strong until after the
first board, since when prices have declined
being now fraction above the lowest.
The Markets.
BALTIMORE, Jan. l6.-yirginia skies, CONSOLE
dated, 70. West yirginiais, 10. North Car1li1,
slNes, old %; do. new, l6; do. special tax, bid
BALTIMORE, Jan. l6-Cotton dull and weak
i5-S. flour quiet, but hrmi prices unchanged.
Wheat quiet. but hrm; prices unchanged. Carn
qmet, but hrm-white southern, 90G93; yellow
demand-southern, 62@65; western, 62d55. Rye
ntm LUIGI o. Hay hrm. 2sd3. Provisions M
changed; Coffee strong, 2s'625. Whisky quiet,
NEW YORK. Jan. i6.-siocks sctiye Money. &
DIG Gold, n-s. Exchange, long, 49,. short, 4s7
governments strong and active
~ NEW foRS, Jan: l6.-Fiour dull. Wheat heavy
LoNPoS. Jan. IS. 1880 p. m.-rhe weather
throurhout England to-day is fair Bonds of
lsS1; les Erie, 49, @i57I Erie preferred, "a New
LONDON, Jan. ls, 2 D. m.-HeW fves, lOz'f Paris
dispatches quote rentes at s. francs - centiaes.
LoNDoN, Jan; 10, 1 p. m.-The rate Of discount
ia open market for three months bills is 8 per
The amount of bullion gone into the Baak on ia
crease to day is t 100 900. Erie, 90.
- LONDON, Jan. 10, p. m -Consols for money.
g aSl for account, Sl4, Bonds OF 1867, los, neE
r.