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NEW GOODS FOR HOLIDAYS,

NEW GUUDS FUR HOLIDAYS.
W lFH pleasure We inform our friend, tbs. We
w have uss returned from tie North with an
immense assortmen, OF new and beautiful GOODS.
suitable for presents, such as Work BoIes, Desks
Papief Aaehe aud iEla'd Goods, Card Csses, Forte
Aonna'es, C1Ssr Cases and staEds fine China Vas S,
man;sl ornaments, bronze and paria1 mar bic fur.s
Baskets, ChutIens' Toys, Brushes, Combs, Perm.
merry, Music, Musical Instruu ents, Piano stools sud
Covers, foe Engrgavins, end host of fans; Goods
ooo numerous for an advsrtis ment, ali Of whca
wilt take pleasure Ia exhibiting ana promise to s
at low rates. JNO = FyIJs
Pa avenue, between 9th and I0.h sts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-09
CAKES FOR CHRISTMAS.

i'lE subscriber has q large and varird sesort-
L nsnt o: Cake. an5 Pastry for the -histrna4 ual-
days Espec al attention is called 20 the Quati rs
well az to the variety Of tho supply.
Plumb, Pound, Jelly, sponge aha Tea Cake
hiace, Apple, Cranberry and other Pastries con.
stantly on hand.
Fresh Bread. .;scuit, Bunns, AMI EusK every even.
ing in time for tea
2hs public are invited to call and anime before
purchasing elsewhere
CHAs W. HANRNsER
C.trest, bstwe.n ~ 81 : 81 ii streets
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GRAND BALL
FOR THE
BENEFIT OF TEE POOR

VF W WHSdINGIUN.
THE Washington Highlanders respectfully an
! nnunce to the citizens Of Washington and vi
cinlty that they purpose giving the above Ball al
JhCksOS HALL, Fecruary 1st, 1855.
Tickets will be placed at 81.
The names of thoze citizens that are expec,ed &c
lend their aid in this charitable enter,rise will an
pear in future advertisement.
BY order o the Committee
Jan dtl0h (O:gan)
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Private Medical Treaties
or THR
PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEy OF MARRIAGE,
M.B.LA Caolx, Nd,
ALBANP, N. Y.
$50 Pages and 13O Fiue Plain and Colore. Litho
graphs and Plates.
~ Price only as Cents "a
A5-Sent free Of postage to sll parts Of the Unona

CHEAPEST BOOK EVER
PUBLISHED, end containing
nesrly d ub.s the quantity o!
rsa ling matter in that Of the
FIFTY CENTS Oh DOLLAR
PUBLICATIONS
Tt treata on the PHYS'OLO
GY OF MARRIAGE, and the
secret i flrnitiesard di8ords I
Of youth and matrrjlY, re-
sulting from excets-s, which
destroy the physical aEd msn,
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AHEAD OF ALL COMPETITORS.

USr received cns Of NeiIl bcrop Co.. f. sc pre-
- MUM Pianos . sYisa1id instrument in tons
and beauty CT workman hip. Call AMI examine u.
yourselves Net'l, u-op Cos pian1a rso-iyed the
hrst premium xt the .sieexhibit on of lie MARYLAND
IuE'ituta over ell Competitors.
dec IL HILBUS 4 HIIZ Apsuts
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GROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE.

4. BAILEY, No. 435 Seventh street between
u q and H, has on hand frseh assortment of
SUGARS, TEAS, CoFfEEs, sPlCSs, LIQUORS and
aaCCERIEs Of every description, which he ofisrs
at the lowest market prio:s. H. sslicit. share 1t
public patronage fssling sssirei Of hia ability to
please all who may favSr him with call
dec 28-tf
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BOOKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

bUUhS FUK The HULIDAYS.
A VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT OF ENGLISH
~ Bibles, Episcopal and Catholic, Prayer Baoksi In
rch and elegant bindipk and children's Books, the
moat extensive collection hefrre offered ia tie
District.
Also, good assortment Of Cutlery AMI Pan,v Sta
tionery. Just received, and for s-l- at g-e *.
bsins by FK LU.nI.
No. l28 Brids' street,
de- 30 c--,..oy
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r. Fl. GILLET

L. Il. GILLET,
CoCnse ellor at law.
oidce and residence IN Frantlin Row, corner &, K
en- Thirteenth street Oct % Ii -
E'lNELY BOUND EDITIONS aMEKICAN AND
ant, bouthey. Hsllsck, Longfelow, Wcrds snr,S
DrJde Cnancsr, Moore, Thomson, Cowmr. an3
many othsrs of the most est emed English and
American poets, most OF them imported rom Len.
editions for the pocket ehsrs ef oc ayo sisa r;sh.
ornauented and illustrated AA>"1
lsc26 RRANCv m.vyo,
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- HlRts MADE no OORDEK.--tTEpENt a ;gng
- Hotel, 10 prepared to make Shirts t., N {a.urs.
and warrants them in all casa to It
Genfs troubled wiki bad fitting Shirts can na
suited at STEVENS'S eals=rcom,
dec 9 Rrouno, uo+,
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DIR. j. r. GIBSs, Dentist, Ia,
If rhss removed his cfics from ~ street &t+h,
<~LLL1J hous. of DR.. Arthur, Pa. avepue, NV
lGth and 18th streets
oct i4--3yns
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DENTISTRY.

hR. MUNS0S respec: fully cal public attention
IL to his new, PGtent, snd GREATLY
lAPROVED netaod Cf setting srtfcil fTaNasSsf
Teeth, with Continuous GCm-the very QkSIf1
PERFECTION C1rtkART This sstyis
OF Teeth has tha follow sd7ant s.s over ai cthsrs
viz: GREAT STRENGTH, CLEANLINESS, CoM-
FORT, ana BEAUTY, ,ieins with Eatr - in thess
respects, snd soms Others excelliEg Public inspsc
ton Is respectfully solicited Please call ana 60.
specimens.
CAUTlCN-Eo other Dentist in the District Ct
Colu abia hss right TO make tais style of Taesn.
n. b. Teeth const.tUtion.l'y healthy, plugged
and warraE.ed for life.
ONCE an zousG ct No. 2S3 street, near tie cor.
Ger Of Penn.ys sxie avenue AMI 14th street.
nov I2-tf
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TAYLOR e MAURY have the honor to an.
L nounce the competition Of the Pre- eaarations for
the Festival Sea5op.
In addition to their or linary stock (Which ha5 al
wsy. been chsracterlrsd by eleFance AMI F.:oty)
they have received choice ssl.e'oa o. baut u ly
tlustr.t ted AMI tastefully bound books-artcl-s OF
"ver,u' in Porcelain, Bronze aud ether l1sou.a.-
ture
Writing Desks il Fapier Msche and rosewood
Card Basket, Inkstanos
La lies Csbas, Cigar Stan:s aud Cases
Porte Aonnaies, Taper Stands &c.
Together with gsr er assortment Of Eeve ties
rsn At kab,e fSr combination Of the useful With the
ornamental, st frices suitable 10 the arzan mil.
Eonaiie.
Book and st.ionesy Store, near 9th st.
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lust REC GIyED, per Schooner
- Paulins, Two HUNDRED AND NINa Tons
WENHAI LAKE ICE
L. J. MIDDLETON,
Oace 80 side =, r-xt t. corner 18th st,
Depot c0rser 26th soi sts west
nov IA (Nas. Int, Union, and Sen iusl)
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THREE PRESS Is 5 ND FONT OF BOul.
G20IS TYPE FOR SALE.
HXALLtCII = Ii )PE offer for sale, st the office
~ - Ecen'nJ Star, one NJ AOHI n L
PRESS, 49, He Of printing 900 imp essioT7 mar
hour, aoL lie medium sheec: DoTH SIDES AT ONCE. re.
gisseEies "a sss glne. peFEe;t manner. One nt;DI.
UM SMITH PASS, in good order, and one FOOLS
GAP RAAAas PRE'5. Thess prssses viii b. soId
low. Also, cse font D! DOUSG EOIS rYpa, weigh
Ing about $50 pounds, but little used, for sale op
re -sonsois tSSDs. nov Stiff
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MATHEMATICAL IssrRUMENTs.

MRS. 6. ANDERSON has received Iarye and
WI compte>e asso :tH1eas of Mathemaic ical Instru
mentS and Drawing ( atera . of superior quality
The ,iath. .matical lns;romsnts chiefly OF SWISS
m.nufctory in css-s, ss we'll as Ia psrats pieces
Watsr colo g and oil colors Drawing papers of sy-
cry quality.
al o, Studies in Drawing and Painting
dec 32-tf 276 Penn. avenue
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INTERESTING NEW BOOKS.

INTERESTING NEW BOOKS,
p Asst Meridian, new b ,of. by Nrs Sigourney
l. Discour,es on Truth, by Dr.. II. Thprnwell
Land Of the Forum and the Va ican, by Nesman
Hall
The End Of Controversy Coz oatrovertal. refutat.on
Of fMillner's End Of Controversy, by Fiahop
Hopkins
New supplies CT Fanny FERNS New Book, Ruth
Hall"
Also, of Paris and her Pcaciings. By Kirvan
The HeroiLes of Hi.tcry, By mrs A Owen
History o. the Orus.def, thai. RICE, Prcgrfss and
karults, by Ma or P: oc,Or
Autobiography and "Reminiscences. Of the Rev. VIM.
Jay
The Lands Of the Saracen, by Bsysrd Taylor
Journey TO Central Africa, by Raya1d Taylor
Republican Court. Ornament OF Mem. ry, aud other
fuperbly bound Boil for sirs.
GRAY 4 BALLANTYNE.
dec T 40S Seven et
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'srRANs-ALLEGuANY BANK AND sEsDEx
J. Witbecs Co.'s Notes purchased at the hishes;
rates.
Uncurrent Money, Land Warrants, aud Virginia
Scrip bought and sold.
Drafts oil tbs principal cities cold to suit pur
chssers.
Persons Of 8 distsncs sen iing me Trans AlIsghany
notes or LaLd Warrants, may rely upon receiving
the best ratss, sn1 rumittances msds By draft on
eny city in the Union.
uAAInT0N G. FAINT, Banker,
dec 9-Sn No 432 penna ayeoua
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VIM. HAUNSCHILD.
PAPER HAN9ER a. Upu0r aTrD,


PAPER HANGER & UPHOLsTERER
A MEXICAN and French Paper Hansipas .na
Ss,enteenth and kishtsenth streets. Eashin gton
o G. s'on'
VIM. Hsunschild bess leave to inform his feiend
md the public that ae has on hand l.rge stock Of
FIench Gilt and American Trsnspsr.pts
Also, Hair, Moss, Csttnn and Shuck Msttr.as.s
which hs will dispose Of at tho lowest prices.
uVEnILE BO3kS. FOB iOUThS OF h[,KY
u egs, for sale in great quantit er.brsens most
CT tho works lhs rcst esteemed wri,ers of
tn class in England and America
Also, tew Londoa editions # the same, and 6rs
collection Of French JuveLiIs Books, lec ted
IN PARIS by the undersigned, ma Of whioh
are just opened
dec ~ FRANCK TAYLOR.
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INSS EDITIONS, FINELY BOUND, OF HAL
II lac,, hacauay, Resco Swift, Robsrtson, Glib
bon, prescott Bancroft I:7ing, scott, Theirs,
Alison. Msckintosh, Burke, Bacon, Mills,
Hume, Cooper, Bulwsr, Gigia, Milford, Ro!lin
Arnold, Rsnke. Milton, Lamb, schiller, Web
ster, Scblss se, Johnson
And Il any others Of the most esteemed prose wri
ter, most Of thsm imported from London by tue
saoscfi: er, many Of them just opened.
dee rs FRxNCK TAYLOR
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Mn. SCHONENBERG
Tefchor of s'ieao aud plnginr,
No. x55 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
oct 2a--H
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u EMEMBER, JOHN r. ELLIS HAS AN i&-
L. mense assortm mt Of Fancy Goods suitable f. T
Holiday Gifts which he is selling cheap.
Nc. $50 "a. az, bet. 9th AMI 10th sts.
la-ff
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LHYANiSG uLAsSns IN DISQUALIFICATION.
"a HONENBE L RG will commence reviewing
eiasses In Languages on Monoays 3oth October, at
bis residsace, 2S7 Pennsylvania avenue,
oct 23-tf
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DsNRHYN AND IRON MANTsL. a.y ce Sd q
- beautiful assortment Of thsse chap and 0u-
rable article At the Of Penn nsylvsas avenue
sni Tanth street, ever tie Wasbi,s ,st,n sav!rgs
baGk. RALPa HhSKINe.
nov lS-eoH
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SATURDAY, Oct. G-P. NJ.

SATURDAY, Oct. IL NJ.
The Stock market continues very active, and the
upward turn is still strong 10 Erie and Reading the
psctons are very large about 6O0O shares of the
former and 5000 shares of the latter Erie shows
improye cement of = cent, and Reading of 3 cent
large portion Of the purchasers regular and buy
ers option The bears were not generally desiIous of
putting cut stock. Hudson River did not sympathZe
with the buoyancy Of the market. Western shares
are in good demand, snd recovering rapidly from the
late depression Galtns ard Chicago leads the mar
ket sn6 advanced to 100, an improvement OF p cent
Michigan Southern wac also in demand az better
prices selling at lOll, bRyer sixty Michigan Central
9sl; Cleveland and Pit,sburgh, e. with considerable
sales; Cleveland snd Toledo s3i Illinois Central, a.
AL these quotations show an Improvement. CuInber-
lard strong and sold at 81. Nicaragua brocght
LEI, which is little lower. In Railroad Bonds The
maret is inactive, excepting for Illinois Central OF
which $4,000 were Sold closing al Il, an advanes
OF p cent. E.es, 1873, sold a s5, and 1871 at sou
Prices are quite iIm In State Stocks the market ia
active acd steady. The sales were s2lO ooO Of yh II
100000 wss tlufrg sale Of Louisisurs at s9?.
Nirginias cold at % 9;li Missouris 90l; Tennessee
as, &c. small sale of New.York G's was made al
ice, and 2,OS0 Government 6s, ls6s, at III.
In Exchange there was but little done to-day Francs
were plenty at rates more irregular, ranging from
- Isi TO IS III. The bu1 OF the transactions was
at IS l7l 6 IS. The lager operations in bread
st0ffs &C., for France is fully supplying the demand
for flames, and the tendency Of rates is downward.
Sterling is a'so very heavy, al sld9l 2 cent. The
rates are declining al New-0heans, which VIII react
on this market
The business in the Freight malc: for the la.. three
days has been as annexed:
1here has been considerable excitement IL he market
we are large particularly 10 Continental ports
hab mems rave Commenced in earnest but have been
ov we United s1pP Of Wheat In shPfas eOnion
lee topps OF opDafe On the berth for erpJo smpor4y
rather r tut thor scarcity % ell o. so5s
crh, and tho rates paid e transient Yesels sox general
sptesI Ihsfeeen sales OF ship. Gso hev c0nI cradle
advance on TIE pixies paid few weeks $50 TO Liverpool the
enSsseutn pts ne!nde oeo osshes Gram ldl2d Ga
and ip's bags closing nominal, 80 600 bbs Flour a. ne Sl
sto6el.s cs,toD. 3D. d15& closing q d no 90. Hemp
1890 sR. EgpE, Is afs Lod 20 tLes Jais 7.l5d Sc
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DIED.

BuHp1rr-on s.turssy zornias o. G. HESAi bVA< H. IL
TIE s ps TEND, q the family are respectfully inv ed
~ ,rsDd h. funeral Oh MmeaT, Oct ,, o. o'clock Z. y
fcr bB lste residence No. % East lsh st.
Invitation.
vt,77On srrdsy evening" Oct g. tho 9TH yesI Of Del
s.e Avs. H., vie o. Oe,-se hott ana asush'e' VI '
r. p Jsnes, Ksl., % PkasdeiphiA ....c,r,r ;ovi,.d
tn. re aives and friends o TIE family are lespeclu
- stfepd b4r funeral RESIDENCE OF net
Sf second door ess, OF ID av., Tuesday ta .A'
o'c ock without fur her notice
GsFyNE-ln BroOsyn D.. itts "lialsSS ~ - &c.
evening Oct. ., s.fAs ioritcd 10 sttsni the
fnnsrl from her late Tesdeoee NO % SUN ''''9 '
Sav (Moncay) at 2 O'Clock r NJ
GE,Y-On sunday evening Oet " OhAALNiNL H'LL' oa's"
fer q Johp y. Gay, VI. d.
On Saturday G. st his residence, No. III tn
,op in 18th year OF re sac after shor Illness EDGAR
HoRToS elde Of the late Nathaniel and tan Horton
He rem aims taken 10 the family vs1 at fhnki of
ineIDCDt
Fishki. pspsrs please copy.
morning aer au illness of about days,
DoRofbY w. JotEs in the eoth yeaI Of h-r age
PURpY-Jn Brooklyn On Saturday morning Oct g. EDWARD
II. PURDY, Js., in the 9th year Of his
The ir ds and acquain the "a y nyel attend
HI. his u,oning 10 o'clock from the residence Of
bis psreLts, No. e5 YoIk It.
sHyLToy-In this city, Sunday Ot = Ms SILVIA SHsL-
TON eyed 81 years Iect Of the ae Ben 'nin shelton
Her friends thofe Of her Theo1ors aud Wam T.
invited 20 he fGnera services on Monday sth inst It
3Icock p NJ ct No 1l2 9thst Her remains Will be taken
10 New.Hsven Conn for interment
serIRss-n this city Saturday evening, Oct Is HoBASr
fnntra on IN, sdsy Oct O'Clock P NJ from No. 1874
West 3Gh-st. without further invitation.
WHgELER-At Flsttush Sunday morning Oct I EFELiSs
GFKTsUDE BURR, daughter OF VIM A. and Cofnei b.
Wheeler, sred yesr.
The friends Of family respectfully invited to attend the
ne,al At the house her father Flauh this afternoon
81 O'Clock. Caioges will be in waiting Fulton Ferry
Brooklyn, st q O'Clock.
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By Telegraph.
BoSroN-An. Oct. ship IOhu r. rlsyer Livsrp,o.
DlsaSters. sc.

smp WILLIAM, from Phlds phi, SOsnd 70 Ne~.ori..n.
when the Hen and Ghickees Cape Heno9sa la.
Marco cod lh int = auction = KeasinGoa i1ct
TO- $3.50 She wss bought oy 80 aeent II New York s)oss
ard viii b, tord round lstte' pot In few DAYS
BtlG o. = LN'sNOSE, Emey, from E,siPor tor taaos-
with .sfsI pu Newport int repss damage. hy
wb .SJ on . me ,Ds e p, n s pa
and 'usttinta d.uisse In hu ss's Sc
FsIG GAS Eo~Asp tof BefstJ saue' for Phda4'Phis,
in ballast ctu a.hcEe on Cap heGoPee dans bsay
squs. ron The on 81 Sc makes n Atle wHe', Ana
| BaFK bouNDpG huLow, snifh from Boston via Msis.
sshore about 5 miles below smyrna 9Th 1t No plrca'
SUR JcBy CUNNING tcf Bo.topJ Adams, from Carss for
the Uphed sst.s PIT inS N.pIs9 N e'Hr,s sans en-,
far 81 laL ~ len. s. - w
BRiG TYANT. CT ckett. from Georgetown, ;. e., IL Salt
Put into Charleston h al leky AMI with par II crew
smp ST. Louis of Portland pav which SID from Cacut.
ia tor London, returned 70 {. Aus ny lssky.
BARK AMERIcAN Cousins, from ScwOre4n' 90 Bos - BE-
bsd exp,renced heavy sale the which
maipisi hao decks sweep and obliged overheard
Bic joHS GurrSsuRc which went ab,re OF SOW sa Pa,
ledge iiue since, hoaied on on nshl Of 2h - bat
drited shore runs on shtbJge POINT Cu.y hlak
and Il is thought ,he vii 90 t. pi'c
BsIC CLARENDON lisms I'D rom Nspa do Dee. b, Tor
the Io Frsnoe with gnsno and ~as dryei abogt b. sac
put .wsy Sydney ard there Ju-c 81 After repa'
and yictuallIs sbe would proceed
BASH FsANcIs PAsrROGs, sroushton rom RI, Jan@ro 10y
I, bnass P,iot. Chessoeske Bs'
r. of the Grand Cay the NH Aux She Was sied
with dsh spd the bark Jssnete hernsh Of Dundee
from Sbts Cruz Cuba loden with m'hossny for England,
ashore n. Ioard,n yin tsut and the bsfk lzabsh
from Jamscs wi acsSgo IT p nento bound Tor
In scord ashore the Joudai Keys IN the
montb. The WIRE IN a case. saved.
NASSAU, ~ p, Sept o-lhe bak PdIlo, OF Ihomf'tor,
Fathhon, ron NesYoTk bound 10 Key West aud rlrtuss.
with Cover stuck u NY oc och Il night about 10
miles The weswod " Geen Tn tlSNey, Absco, snd 'sak
under IS The p'ht rainy and suuly,
with strong westerly current The captain a. n' port
this mcrD Only asm,l )on Of the proyin5ns a- osen
saved Toe vessel ind WI prove total loss Tna es
brig Hanover D. .ogs from Port an Prince bound 70
Hamburg wih cargo Of coffee oct az Mwoods cay on
the Inst tn CAP ain en- st this po IN boat on ths aa
snd hot he hsi wrckng vessels to tho
time hs until here. Vessels vere iumeiisey
dispatched the wreck -.
LsWEs Del. Oct 5-Ths big Charles snwir loi Belfast,
Mel Shute, dIisen sshOrr denl0pen duns
heavy squaT hon tho about oc.ock A VI. She S,s "a
kcnnd Phadeph for coamsss little wsefi VII
prc baby be got sf0at +f0 S8C1 weather Pea,ng
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A City joulnalstates that the Metropolitan Bank put
toe gold which il received by the last California ar
rival Into coin. This is an euor. lis gold was put
into Mint bars and sold TO bullion broker at ? per
cent discount. Only some small parcels Of gold by
the last arrival ordered into coin but it is hoped
tina. considerable portion of the next arrival may be
thps retained in the county.
We understand that in consequence Of change Of
member of tie Board of Directors of the Grocers
Bank al the last election against the wishes of the re-
mainder Of the Board, change of officers viii take
place. Tie old Director is put back, and the Presi-
dent ard Cashier are to resign-the former within
year and the latter N.hin six months. The President
hes been advised by III ply sicen 10 abandon active
business, and the aboy movement, We believe, grew
out OF tie question ofthe succession.
Money continues a. nOu.ed for tie last low DAYS.
The ease is quite marked eOSipared with last week
The Cincinnati and Chicago Hsiroxi is now in sue.
eossful operation from Richmond to Anderson, fifty
miles, and fIOn Logansport TO Kokomo, tSenty.three
niles. On each of these divisions two passenger
uairs and one fIeighttain are running Tally each
way Between lese divisions there is gap Of
hny five miles, Of which five miles are finish. d, and
the balance is now ready for the iron. The cross
ties have been delivered; the iron has been ,our-
chased; q pant OF II If On the line of tie roa l.
and the balance is in transitu, and win be OF
the limo of the road before the st Of November, and
VIII require from thirty to forty days to lay it. The
bonds Which have been issued BY the Company are
secured by a first mortgage on tie road from Rich.
mond 10 logansport, los miles When the iron shall
be laid on the thirty miles there viii be continual.
me OF Uniform gauge ffcn Logsnsport to Cinciuusi,
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ISL.


LiME~The market Inactive there have been arrival.
LATHS-Wuh but light receipt, the market IS Last
LuMBER-We have no chan se TO note in the market to-day
Eastern Spruce aud Pine are steady It va $l3
by with Hides Tie receipts are far-about equivalent 10 The
demand very nal business has been done ususl
Saturday, Sal. Of Ausostura iGdle III B22 and aeuos
LEADThe market quiet the views holder, being above
sfl active we but m We bear mo- s M
NAVAL sTOREs-The market for Spirits Turpentine weak.
annexed quotation e5ud be obtained Should buyer pre-
himself &c would have be paid Sales Of 200 bb At sc
Ros!n is firm with ,sles Of LOO bis 81 57id 81 CO. pM
boa'. Grade. Of white above $500 no, plenty sales Of 500
bbis AZ S5as3 5 No. snd low aces No are plenty and
du.. Tar before noted. City Pitch brings - ) in lots
oiLs-Ensisb Litsee6s may be reported dull though holders
ss disposed to decline sales from store at 9asc
hole lots quoted q Crude W hale aud Sperm
II brisk uand aoc. Elephant s slabe a. DC Sian
usctuTed sperm selling in To-. 1t 81 ga - TO- Fall Un
LAID OH very firm, with Gales Of 10 600 gals Weern Winter
at IS Sc essL ard rcs Olive hm at - 81 IS - ioT
tsOyIsIoSsThs market g easier for PORK the demand is
ate ele but lev ss iss &C the dscns the sal
T Soar Mess Beet N iai Lequest for TIE Local trade the
siv.ls a,e uoesis:i .aies q 10 Dbl: IN 10 sSg 81 for
IsIseASsq4 Wt,iein Prime Mes as !, = gale AZ *aqs5
bisd Bos he Ia. been a.d. 2 s d.t.ry ii h
month az Lslt is heayyi the demaud Is les aetye
he Gales 30 bbls End tcs at H. ll.c Butter 10 fair
sqush snd rn NC Nr ssts, AID IA lsc for Ohio.
Cl-tss ssle2be 1t ice.
RICE Is fairly full prices 100 rod
Gay part crop sOutheTLer &C 5!cthe
ou'sice hgtie Tor .tIictly prime.
SUGARs-The market continues irregular and heavy. Ia
tie absence sufficient business properly prices
unsb 20 quote dseiGe Il evident, however, that the
condition both q Rev and fined be
Of healthy state Of the bask bone or any proba
billy q an Improvement TOR the immediate future er,o
Of Manila srryel yesieItay, whih sold preyouy we
bsieve Ph;soeoha house auction sale Of Refined
Sugar, sboounesd for Tuesday next We have heard
ssies today Of moment.
SPlcEsws hear Ofae. Of p bags Pepper st ile and6
essks Govern uleni AuIat g, No. / a pr, terms
WHsRY-The gke Is firm, but tie dsmlnd b not active;
100 bbls e. for Ohio and fc for Prison DruIg
is LINN; sAies u 100 bids at lie tine
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