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PaMrrse PRESS roR SANTA FE.-The st. Louis
Reveie says, that A. P. Ladew, OF that city, has
pu, 10 and shipped from his foundry, for Fort Lea
wentworth, a press, type, and paper, for printing
establishment in Santa Fe. II is intended for the
use Of the provisional government organized by
Gen. Kearny, and will at the earliest opportunity,
be forwarded to it's destination. Our eastern friends
will now perceive that New Mexico has been, by
regular process, anntred
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At Liverpool, United States -four in bond was in
demand at 32s a 33s.; Indian corn, 53s a 55s per
quarter of 4sO lbs. These prices are U.s. for corn
and 3D. per barrel for -four, higher than by the Cal
edonia The duty on wheat was S., and -four IS,
with the certainty of reduction to As for the for
mer and 2s Cd. for the latter. Under the first In
Auence of the news, sales Of Genesee -four were
made at Sc ~ a Sc 25. On Monday, sales were
made at &c 49, but the price afterwards fell off to &c.
under the influences above alluded to. The receipts
continue large, but great portion goes into store
The receip,s at Underwater are as follows, to the
close of the first week in November:
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DANCING ACADEMY.
f. g. Liable respectfully

WI his pupils and the ladies' and gentlemen OF
Washington and Georgetown, that his first course
Of tuition in dancing, waltzing, &C., will commence
on Tuesday, November Sd, at his residence on
Pennsylvania avenue Days of tuition-Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday, from o'clock, p. m. to
o'clock, p. m, for young ladies; from to Up. m.
for young masters; and from to p m. for gentle
man.
Mr.. F. c. L. will give instruction in every de-
scription Of fashionable dances, and movement
taught in the most correct and graceful style.
N. 3. For terms, or other information, apply at
his residence, Pennsylvania avenue.
Oct l6-2aw3m
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BY VIM. MARSHALL, AuctiOneer.
TRUSTEES sale Of lots at auction
l. On Monday afternoon, November Is, at 3
O'clock shall sell ten valuable lots Of ground, viz:
Lots 10, IL, and l6, in square 534
Lots and 10 do $50
Lot l5 do 535
Lots 80 and 81 do 732
Lots l2 and "a do IT'S
The above lots will positiveal y be sold to the
highest bidder. They will be sold on the ground
Title lndisputable.
Terms: ne-third cash; the balance in six and
twelve months. If the terms are not complied with
within one week, the lots will be resold at the risk
Of the former purchasers.
VIM. MARSHALL,
Nov 9-ts Auctioneer.
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DIED.

At Liverpool, England, on the 10Th Of October of
pulmonary consumption, in the 10Th year of his
age, VESEY TEMPLE HANDBOOK, second
son Of the Rev. THOMAS HANCOCK, A. b., of this
city, and late Of the United Suites naval engineer de-
partmesi; a young man of eminent personal and
protest. onal attainments.-N Y. Herald.
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70 number Iottery--I5 drawn ballots.
Tickets sl0-halves S5-quarters 81 so.
Certificates of packages Of 26 whole tickets $40
Do do 26 half do 60
Do do 26 quarter do 30
Orders for tickets and shares and certificates of
packages in the above splendid lotteries will receive
the most prompt attention, and official account Of
each drawing sent Immediately after it is over, to all
who order from US. Address
]. G. GREGORY & co. Managers,
Oct. 22-2aw4wddGcpif Washington, ID. G..
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By A. GREEN, AuCtioneer.
HOUSEHOLD and Kitchen Furniture,
IL Raisins, Tobacco, &C, at Auction
On Saturday, the l4tb instant, shall sell, opposite
the Centre-morket, at o'clock, good and general
assortment of household and kitchen furniture. |
deem it not necessary to enumerate.
Also, 20 boxes rasins Of good quality,
10 do and half-boxes tobacco, of various
sizes
have good lot ofnew furniture, for private sale,
in store.
A. GREEN,
Nov IL Auctioneer
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IL Unitarian Church.-The Rev. DIR.
orvile Dewey has entered upon his pastoral charge
of this church. Services at IL O'clock Il. m, and
at o'clock, p. M, each Sunday until further notice.
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This, deducted from present stock, will leave but
l04 ,554 bales, being four weeks consumption for
Liverpool, as a stock for England France, and the
United States! and the stock in Liverpool alone has
not been less than 1870 900 bales since 1887 Heavy
bets are being made, however, that the crop will not
be over 800 900 bales; in which there will be
an actual deficit in supply for the first time in the
history Of the cotton trade The stock Of all other
descriptions of cotton has also been greatly reduced
both in Liverpool and Havre Under these circum-
stances, there must be diminished consumption for
want Of the material, not taking in account the new
use of cotton as gunpowder of which high expec,a-
tons entertained.
Under all these circumstances, it must result that
the agricultural and shipping interests of the United
States must be very prosperous, and, a necessary
consequence, all other interests will be promoted,
and general improvement be preceded by abund-
ance of money.
Another important item is the export of hops,
which, of. American growth, has already begun to
affect prices in England This will be great profit
to Ohio.
The product of the Russian gold mines for the
first six months of ls4G is f370, O0O-Sl, $4,000.
The weather continues very unfavorable for out
door business and the markets. consequently, close
very dull to-day. Sales Of ashes have been made at
an advance say IS IS l2l for pots, and IS 37s IS
so for pearls. Flour has been sold on the dock at
IS S7J for western; and about 5000 barrels Genesee
at S. In grain, the transactions are extensive and
near 100000 bushels Ohio white have been sold,
Genesee is now held at 81 IS, and mixed, 81 IL
At Buffalo, by telegraph, we learn flour has fallen to
"a 3TI ~ SO; wheat, rs cents.
At auction, ia hhds Kentucky tobacco sold at ~
81; average, 81 IS; the finer qualities were with
drawn. cases Florida leaf brought 81 AZ, four
months.
The cotton market closes heavy at decline of
a lower than on Saturday.
Oil has improved at New Bedford. Sales 5,454
barrels sperm, 79I a &c. 1900 bbls. whale, 81 Sc
cents.
The vote on the new constitution In 10 counties is:
Yes, Il, 525; no, 46, 100.
PRENTICE.
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+ ECTUREs ON Chemistry.-The course
IL OF Chemical Lectures by Professor Page, at
the Columbian Medical College, commenced on
Wednesday the 4th isst., at 5 p. M
Lectures on Wednesdays and Saturdays Mt the
same hour, until the LIST Of March.
Ctizsns wishing to attend the course, viii please
apply to Prof Page.
Nov 7-3if
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Nov. 9-3tins

ID ICH SILKS, HIGHLAND PLADs,
II &c.-WALTER HARPER & Co. would
take this method to inform their friends and pur-
chasers that they have received this day from New
York rich and beautiful lot Of fancy dress silks,
Pssb msrss .n ~ no,sIns afnn5ao, ppr;n,,
&c.
Nov ll-3eodif Nat lntell
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On Tuesday the price of -four reached Sc 25,
which was the price on the same day Of the pre-
vious year, when, under the influence OF further
news from England, it rose to " %, and subse-
ouentlv continued to fall until it touched 80 80, in
the early part of the summer. The experience then
furnished has operated to check speculation this
year, and prices are now looked upon as very high
here and in England. The are hghj that is, higher
than of late but are loip when we reflect on circu-
stances and the current prices under similar circum'
stances in former years. In the first place, we have
to consider the actual state Of affairs in England 1t
is a we-ascertained fact, that Europe can spare
nothing this year under any circumstances for Eng
lish consumption. We have, then, to deal with the
wants of England. To ascertain these, we must
look over official returns to see what she consumed
last year, and where she got il. Now we have be-
fore us parliamentary tables showing the import and
consumption down to September S, ls46, and also
the quantity in bond September 5, l845. With
these data, we construct the following table,
English supply Of foreign wheat and -four year ending
September, 1896.
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GUN.CoTroN.

To as Editor cfhs Union;
81 ORDNANCE OFFICE,
Washington, Nov. -, 1886.
Enclosed is copy Of Capt Mordecai's official re,
mort of the comparative forces Of 'guncotton" and
sunpowder, SO far as the small quantity Of the for
mer would admit Of trial
am, dear sir, yours, &c,
G.. TALC0rT,
Lieut. Col. Ordnance.
WAsHNGroS Arsenal,
Nov. -, 1876.
Sra: The following tabular statement shows the
results of the comparative trials made yesterday, at
this arsenal, with rife powder, and sample of the
gun-eoifon prepared by Professor Schonbein and
brought to this country by Mr. Robertson:
Experiment ieith the musksi pendulum.
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LNOR RENT.-A two.story frame house, with
IL back buildings, situated on the north side Of
=, near the corner Of 9Th streetposses sion given
For terms apply at Ststoners' Hall.
Oct. 30---3mw3w ' w. FISCHER
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= BRYANT Man at private sale, for a
- term or years.--I am authorized to sell al
private sale, likely and healthy servant man
twenty-one years of age, to serve ten years. Ap
ply to A. GREEN,
Auction and commission merchant, Concert Hall.
Nov 12
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SSTOCkS FOR sale.--The Following stocks
~ will be sold on favorable terms by the subscri-
ber
Corporation stock Of Georgetown
. Corporation stock Of Washington
Bank of Metropolis stock
Patriotic Bank of Washington
Farmers and Mechanics Bank of Georgetown
Also twenty shares, of 500 each, of Petersburg
and Roanoke railroad stock, being the road from
Petersburg TO the Roanoke, the best railroad stock
in the country Apply to
w. s. NlCHOLL,
Nov l3--d2w Georgetown, d. C..
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A DEMONSTRATORS Sale, at Green

A DMINIsTRATOR's Sale, at Green
IA leafs Point.-on Saturday, the 2sth instant,
at o'clock p. m, shall SELL in front of the prem.
ises to the highest bidder by order Of the Orphans
Court, lot No S, in square No. SOL, with the inn
proyements consisting Of two small frame tene-
ments, the property Of the late Sarah Commerford
deceased. The title is believed to be indisputabe.
Terms Of sale are; One-third cash, the balance
in 8 and II months, for notes bearing interest sat-
ifactory secured and upon the full payment Of the
purchase money and interest, the administrator will
convey 10 the purchaser all the interest Of the said
deceased. MICHAEL NASH,
Administrator.
r. w. DYER,
Nov 9-3tifts Auctioneer.
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$50 -
% FICIA .
DrrAnraENr or SrArE.

Nov, IL, 1886.
ID has been ofhcisliy made known TO this depart
ment, by the envoy extraordinary and minister
penipOtenliary Of his Majesty the Emperor Of Bra
zl that the Brazilian government has ordered thai,
from the 26th ofMay, in this year, all foreign
sells entering Brazilian ports with one-half Of their
cargoes, only, destined for those ports, and the
other half destined for the ports of some other ma.
ton, shall not be required TO pay more than mOiety
OF the anchorage duties, provided they do not take
on board new cargo for the aforementioned ports
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DrpAnrmKNr or srlre, Nov. Q. 10

DETAkfMkNI OF bTATti LNVF' D IUFU'
Information has been received from ~ b. Boyle,
esq consul Of the United States at Port Mahon, of
the death, on the 9Th Of September last, Of Thomas
Cummins, an American citizen and pensioner ma
tive Of Maryland He was discharged from the
United States sloop Fairfield about three years
since, and has since lived on shore at that port
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once of U. $. Clothing and Equipage.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- this Office until 10 o'clock, a m, OF the 30th day
Of NOVEMBER next, for furnishing, by contract,
the following army supplies and materials, dclivera-
be at the United States Clothing and Equipage De-
pot, Schuykll Arsenal, in equal monthly or greater
proportions, as the department may require, on or
before the 3lst day Of July l84T, viz.
10000 army blankets, 81 feet long by S feet wide,
usioht A Ina
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Nv A. Green, Auctioneer.

HOUSEHOLD and Kitchen Furniture,
IL Raisins, Tobacco, c., at Auction
On Saturday, the l4th inst, shall SELL opposite the
Centre Market, at o'clock, good and general as
sortment Of household and kitchen furniture.
deem it unnecessary to enumerate.
Also,
20 boxes raisins, Of good quality.
10 do and half boxes tobacco, various sizes.
have a good lot of new furniture, for private
sale in store.
A. GREEN,
Nov Is Auctioneer
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strasburg Academy, Ian caster county
..... Pennsylvania.
TyUE sixteenth semi annual sessfan will

Il commence on the first Monday of November
The leading peculiurities of this aourshing iust-
tuition are the cheapness of the TERMS and the thor
oughness of the system Of education, both intellect
ualy and morally.
Terms: SIS per session of five months.
Circulars containing all necessary information and
references, &c, will be furnished on application by
letter. Address Rev. ID. McCarter, Principal and
Proprietor.
Nov. l3-lmd
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From our Commercial Correspondent.
To the Editor Of the Union!

To Me Edu0T QT NE UnlOS;
New YORK, Thursday, 4, p. m,
w.. Nov IL, 1886.
The stock and money markets remain very mac
tive. There is no disposition to speculate In stock
securities Of any description, Notwithstanding that
money is rapidly accommodating in banks unem-
ployed. As an indication of the movement OF money
4 have compiled from the bank returns the leading
features of seventeen banks Of this city, to NoVem'
Der lst, as compared with August LIST, distinguish
ing six deposite banks from eleven others-as fol-
lows as,
.frr. Loans, SPECIE, Circulation Deposite a
n banks Aug $751; s7oSal 50 b4l $50 OsS
II Nov 20 500 b1l oOOI ,6I3 bO7sT4 H4so,lo4
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History of virginia, from

III its discovery to the present time, vol. |. The
New Timon, romance Of London, first American
edition. Memoirs Of the Life Of Addison, by Miss
Aiken, ! vol, SO cents.
Nov - +. TAYLOR.
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400 Bushels OF Charcoal wanted.

A CONTRACT for the supply Of 400 bushels
N Of charcoal, made Of hard wood, can be had at
the Patent Office, il applied forsoon. ..
Nov. 7--3wif
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Annual average prices Of grain in England

These prices for 1886 are those OF the average Tor
October 10.
Notwithstanding the great actual wants Of Eng
land, prices are now by no means famine prices;
and il must be borne in mind that the duties have
influenced prices greatly that is to say, at 53s the
minimum duty of Is. takes effect. Under the old
tariff, it required that wheat should reach 7Os
before encounters foreign competition at 4s duty
It is in consequence of this change of duty only that
prices have not reached those of 1899, but
scarcity may yet send them there; and the Amer
lean farmer will derive the benefit, if ship
ping can be found to transport the produce
1t has been apprehended that the advance in food
would check the consumption of cotton. As we
have shown, however, prices of food have to rise
very much higher before those rates are reached
which produced such results and we have also to
consider that the crop Of cotton will not DO equal to
the demand. The supply of United States cotton
last year was as follows
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l. Obtained from the Orphans Court OF WASH
ingt0n county, in the District Of Columbia, letters
OF administration on the personal estate OF Legrand
Fairchid, late Of Washington county, deceased. All
persons having claims against the said deceased arc
hereby warned to exhibit the same with the vouch-
thereof to the subscriber, on before the 9th
day OF October next; or they may otherwise, by
law, be excluded from all benefit Of said estate
Given under my hand this 9th day OF October,
1886. -. ....
HENRY MAY,
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TRUSTEES.
Morris Robinson, Alfred Pell,
VIM ]. Hyslop, David c. Golden,
r. Fl. M'Curdy, John G. Thatcher,
Fred s. Winston, Rufus l.. Lord,
G. W. Faber, William Belts,
Mortimer Livingston, Joseph Blunt,
Theodore Sedgwick, Isaac G.. Pearson,
Stacy B. Collins, VIM. Barnwel
John Fl. Smith, VIM Moore,
Jos. B. Collins, Zebeiee Cook,
Jas 8. Wadsworth, Jonathan Miller,
II. w. Hubbell, Fitz Green Haleck,
Gouverneur M. Wilkins, Robh Schuyler,
]. V. l.. Pruyn, Amos s. Perry
Frederick Whittlesey, Joseph Tuckcrman,
Chas. Ely, Gideon Hawiey,
John G. Cruger, VIM. ]. Bunker,
Walter Joy, One vacancy. go.
NORRIS ROBINSON, President. .
SAMUEL HANNy, Secretary. u.s.. ..."
MNruN Posr, Nj. d., Physician to the Company
504 Broadway. ..#. ..... -
CHARLES DE sELDING, Washington, d. c.
agent, No. IA Todds Buildings, Pennsy lvans ave.
nue..
WIN. p. JOHNSTON, M. D., Medical Examiner
corner Of 7th and F streets: M ,rch' 4-Iy
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Dancing and Department, Odeoa Hall
corner lie street and peansy ivaDta
avenue.
M KiLMIsTE, hom Europe, teacher OF the
wi. most fashionable and approved dances, upon
principles, imparting pupils grace, ease and sle-
ganee, in general department,
TERMS: ..s
Private lessons at the residence of family, per
quarter, SIS.
Private lessons at the Academy, sl2
course Of Ave lessons, including every requisite
instruction for assembly dancing, IS. ....
Dancing and department at the Academy, per
quarter, $40.
Attendance twice week .
Sept. LIFT ..........
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A PAIR OF THE WASHINGTON BOYS.
Extracts Of letter from James "A. Jackson, Wash
ington volunteer Baltimore Battalion, to his brother
in this city, dated
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Lieut.. Col. GEO. TALcoTT,
Ordnance Department.
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There is now, comparatively, nothing in ware
,o,ss. We observe that there was more -four
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THINGS IN WASHINGTON.
From orr Regular Correspondent
-. .... r,,-o Da,h I..S MI


WASHINGTON, June 2aih, 1916, Midnight.
A batch Of new appointments was sent into the
Senate day Colonies TwIGGs and hEARSEY
have been appointed the two BrigadieF Generals
under the new law in the Army. Gen. PATTERsoS
Of PHILADELPHIA has been appointed Major General
il the volunteer forces. He was in command OF the
troops in the city of Philadelphia during the Native
riots Several Brigadier Generals have been nom
mated Among them are Mr.. SHIELDS CT the Land
Oifce. and MIR LANE OF Indiana.
Thus the Executive patronage Is being dlstrlhnt-
ed in such q way bring the leaders OF the De
mocracy" 10 endorse the " measures of the Presi-
dent ANY man who sees and will speak the truth,
unblindcd by Office, is OF course denounced as a
traitor There are several more fat Offices 10 be
given away by The President. One or TWO more
Major Generals and several additional Btigadlers
Now is The limo for disinierested patriotism 10 show
Itself
The debate on The Warehouse bill will be COM
menccd tomorrow. Gen. DIX has announced that
he will call it up. Senator HUnTiSGToS will pro-
baby lead of in opposition 70 II!
Nothing worth writing ab0u, tonight When
you have nothing 10 say, hold your tongue:
RICHELIEI'.
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night render them comparatively worthless bot
had Nj Clay been chosen il ~, thousands OF FEC
tories. forges, &c would have been throTn up as
oymsgic, not merely in New-Eagland bat all over
The Country creating boontless demand io' ne
chanica! and general labor and ealing
Agriculture TO other branches OF Industry row ''7
would have affected the prices Of Asficota-a! gro
Srce need hardy be shown Nsiniy VIII our arm
-.bos for steady and rern1neraiing markets 80 long
=. Tho Great West mus, pay 10 Grain and Meat
.o,d a. distance for nearly every thing else ii con-
sn,,.. and the farmer is forced 10 watcn the New
yo-k Price Current frori week 10 week 20 deter
mine whether his w heat is worth hreshing or may
"a wei! be left 10 the rats. Never, so long as the
pr,duc, Of whole Counties, in the bulky form OF
Wbea, or Flour, must be sen. OF thousand or
nor. miles to seaboa,d market, caa the West "a
tonaly hope for that enduring Prosperity which is
based en- steady aad fair remuneration for Labor.
The cost OF transportation devours the better part OF
the product leaving bo; neagre recompense 10 the
farmer. He must have nearer markets, or be mus:
export his products in the shape Of Wool Six.
Flax, or something lees bulky in proportion 10 iis
valse than Grain Have We not all winter been
huzzaing a, the successive steps taken in Eng
land toward Free Trade in Grain?-bave ~c
not assurance lha, the duties are 10 come of =
have we not shipped ihither an Unprecedented
quantity land yet has not Flour steadily and
rapidly sunk during the whole time that this change
has been in progress through Parliament l-Of
course the British change has not produced the fall
in Grain, bu, how much has it done 70 Ietard il
Have We not evidence here Tbs, the reliance on
Foreign Markets for the sale OF an article so bulky
and pershabe es Wheat or Flour must prove TN
safe and delusive Surely the Country viii yet
see ths-see that the W est N change the charac
ter Of It's exports or diminish the necessity for ex
porting them 50 enormously. One thriving manu-
featuring village in each County of Illinois would
consume more Agricultural products, and pay the
producer better prices for them. than England ever
can 10 the end Of time. Is not this truth deeply
grounded in the nature Of things
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Tr,dr of tbe Hudson.
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