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MADAME DELARUE

RESPECTFULLY announces 10 the ladies that
IL she has just returned from New York
with full supply Of STRAW BOSNETs.
such as
fren IN, English, Brlantins, Gosamer, Lace W
and numerous other styles
Misses and infants Flats, Of Leghom, pedal, and
colored straws
Ladies' Garden Hats, Bonnet and Trimming Ri
bands
Fine French Flowers
Nohair Headdresses. Laces and Embroideries
New Trimming for Dresses
Jet Bands for the hair, Combs, Brushes
Curling Sticks, Kid Rollers, Glove Suetchers
Also, fresh Penumenes
Eau Lustrade POmatum
White, brown and black Cosmetics
Milk of Roses, Eau de Venus, tleur de Riz
Ali kinds of Soaps
Infants Powders, Hair Dyes, &C.
Will be opened OIL FRIDAY, the 10Th instant,
beautiful assortment Of Paris Dress Hats, Bridal
Wreaths and Boquets, Bosy uine Capes, and other
NouveaHtes, to all Of which Madame D. particularly
socits the attention OF the ladies.
23s Pa. av, betw. 18th and 18th sts.
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Ii sTRANGERs

n visiting the City should see Hunters Gaia
,osue of the Cusiosities Of the Patent Once. Also
his Description Of PoweIl's Great Picture.
feb 23-3m.
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Ths Current Operations Of tbs Treasury
DepartneDt.-on yesterday, tho 10Th April
ther, were of Treasury Warrants entered on
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500 AE W ARD Ran away, on the mern-
81 ing OF The 9Th instant, from the residence Of
Mr.: Greenlea,, 334 Ninth street, EMILY, a dirk
mulatio girl, aged between - and Is years Had
on when she left blue cotton frock and apron and
brown hood. She is probably concealed somewhere
in The city.
Inc above reward viii be paid for her apprehen-
SION II taken within the District and returned 10 Mr.
Greenlsaf, or suitable reward if found out of il and
secured so that | can get her.
EDEN BEALL,
ap l9-3,s MONTGOMERY county Nd.
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nOG LOST.-48 REWARD-Lost, YESTERDAY
~ 18th instant, young brown setter
PUP, with white breast, and tail tippesAO
with white. Had On patent leather col
laI, lined with red morocco, on the pate Of which
Was engraved &C. A. Shaf-r 10Th streetn
The above reward will be paid 10 any one leayins
nun at .he store Of Calf Bro, Pa. avenue, between
9th and 10th streets an lQ-3t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-04-21

SLORENTINE, MOSAIC, LAVA, AND FINE
l. Cameo Jewelry.-Just received case of n w
and elegant Jewery, consisting of FIorentine Moss
&c, Lava, and fine C.meo Brooches, EarrireS,
Bracelets SC, of the latest Styles 10 which we cali
The especial attention of purchasers
NJ. w. GAIT BRO
S24 Penn avenue, between 9th and 10Th SIS
aDr 1874
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ths 81 Lawrence and her Officers This
snip VIII be at once ph out of commission,
A. = a day or two three month"; leave will
b duly forwarded to all her officers =.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Ohee, Washing,on, ID. T.,
April 81, 1855.
[Orderedto 30 aapertised In the EVENING srAR,'
agreeable to the following section Of the Posi- Office
lafios of any daily paper plJlishedin Washiagton:
SEC 5. Ind be further endcfed, That the list OF
letters remaining uncallcd for in any post once in
any city, town, or village, where newspapers shan
be printed shall, hereafter, be- published once only
in the newspaper which, being issued weekly, or
t,ftener shall hare the largest dTc,!-'toE within the
range Of the delivery of said ofce be decided by
the postmaster at such Office.
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NOW Is THE TIN E.-Appy to JOHN
~ O'Dwyer to fix your gardens. The charge il
low. Leave your orders at his Office.
az 2l-lt'
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FISHING TACKLE.

r1SI1lNU IAChLE.
MERCK, Virginia, Kirby, Yankee Doodle and
GravtatiOn Fish Hooks
six sea Grass, Linen, and Cotton Lines
Jointed Rods al all prices, from 81 to Sc each
Also, bamboo and Reed Rods
Artificial flies, grasshoppers and fish
Shakers or every description.
SILK worm Cut, Landing Nets, and everything in
the Fishing Tackle line sale al reduced prices
Z. X. LUNDY,
No. lxs Bridge street, Georgetown, b. c.
ap s0-H
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THE RAG BAG, by N. p. Willis
j Feurbach's Essence of Christianity
Cummings Family Prayers, 2 vols
apo FRANCK TAYLOR.
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TURKISH BATHING TOWELS = WE HAVE
l. full supply Of the best Turkish Bathing Tow
els end Bathing Caps.
Also, Bhalon's, Bany's, Woods, aud Lyons $
Washes, and Rowland's Macassar Oil for The hair.
Also, Phalon's Paphian Lotion for the complex
ion, and Bachelors Muldavian Cream, at
STEVENS,S
ap al-St Sales Room, Browns, Uotri.
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The Vicksburg Marine Hospital. Sec
Rotary of the Treasury has awarded to Mr.
Theodore Adams, of Vicksburg, the contrac
Tor the construction of the marine hospital a
that point, and Capt. John Bobb, ST., ha.
been appointed superintendent the reof.
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NOTlCE.-Just received few more cases o.
~ those splendid Meleskin HATS, which I -
oner at $3.50: equal 10 any in the city. also | I
have aspiendid French Hat, which sell much
below the usual price. The cash system, together
with small expenses, enable me to do this have
a few magnificent worked SKIRTS, to which
eau tne auennon or the ladies' They are sentfrom
New York, TO be sold very low.
L ANTHONY,
Columbia Place, Seventh street,
second door north Of Penna. avenue.
0l-aa2f
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OHTLDREN's r ANCY Tn ~
~ HATS.-Just opened large, new, and hsan,;
full assortment Of Chdren's Straw Hats, Cans ana
Misses Flats, Ladies' straw riding Hats OF bean,i
full patterns, al BUTT HOPKINS's Cheap Ta,
Gap, and SenTemens Furnishing Store, corner Of
ON street and Penna. avenue, between Browns, ana
Nsuone. IlOee... 2l-eo2w
EA1 lily FLOUR And mn 80
II $50 bbls choice Family Flour
ia.ooo bushels Mill Feed, for sale At
.ns,-H, PIONEER MILLS,
Alexandra, Va,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-14

TO IHH EUIIVH WF TIE HEHNs|'
In confederation ~ tbs present hard times voall
beg 10 give your readers shat consider vaiaAsis "a.
On saturday evening member q my family purch sssd
bag Of buck vhess Respectable fsnny rroesry, fof
bleh vss pad 81 Is. upon taking u hgns, fsnsrE
made that " iooksi smai pair sssiysrds rAs
procured, and Is found 70 veigh bst s.Shsesn
seller that tho hays rnsAs small ~ naisi.ss,
bui said thsy oon.sined twssiy- pogBds Whsn bs
vas tod that u vsighsi bat sights~a yo1nts be "a
not ossr 10 an sny Of hs t.xs he thso h.i 10 tbs
ftors but retnrpsi thirty c~nfs vibosf say Hoa'
be. Another insssecs u the sans pNiy ,--sor. Tins
Il ~. Y. "a - 800 80 $500 $500 r.s'ps X
bach, he sAS~d tie quanty vheh ~ hal givsu short,
Without msAinS soy ether ssssss h.a 'as, ~. 's...
we're wroax. r. Q re<peot~tis Froesry prsetss sash
frs.fs what bs ssp~etsA u ths smsh carssr gro
esrtss win Watch tss poorer sl>ss-s ~, se.gss V
uttw HAND Ti4Ef
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-14

Permit ~ roar Oldest s.sss~ss.rs ~ ssIS
ysur siisnies ihs Ttesn, po.s~hi a ths siiy rel.
rad pairs. A Aus~Dsni q spyasss las sssa
t~rv1 lp,s bs'vssn thsa, tseninx y l.as any
fro usfs,s, nj srsa V ihs psbs sssharssss s<-iAS
eiiy vho, hsrsiofgts, vTs ,oas1<rs1 si~sys free.
This ssFsagsnssf " &oolishing AZ frss tissts IN
eoski ns*s ths spbrsf@tAon ~ Ne r~SDke ~ Go
nE IA eVfs panss can s1f4 y 'eszss b~ yrsos u fs~s
70 seFss csm@, Yot my ovn psys hsvs Awsys p@A4
I've snk slnrs ~. hnss have ssutss; esi eesss 70
too ~ ihs 1ssf hss1s M ar aaIes sst tssa
rrea,~r nane~r q pss~~gsrs taxes " ~ rsSssfs-~
~ ms pries, wal hfses lpst - maeb fsvsess hh Ne
treasury ~ ths sowb snss ~ TIE $751; tss 1eres tAs
heoDnnsa1stlon v ~. pubAe. n saSstttset Heha
~, ths city rsflFsads r~csivs1 thssf emars~u 80 wA
rreunk a seosrase<stso 70 ~ esh1s ~ gisiax thAs
. Diaes Ia yosr vsiuabs psp~y ss1 Mvee<&@s -
visws vtl ssn Tie sitsnisa ~ ths Y.h4s snys.n~a
v VS. sssss,' Vfk VI ia TkHA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-14
A Bloody Tragedy In New Orleans.

Tie New Orleans Della OF the LIST inst gives the fol
Years eve, in vile quarter OF the city called Corduroy
aley, Mt low groggery. Mr. hanion, the husband Of
the hnday was attracted into the yard BY some noise
whea he receiveda blow the head with large stone
botk which fellcd him TO the EARTH breaking the bot
from the house; two OF them ran Immediately 70 tbs
gate 70 ascertain who had thrown the bottle and
the abdomen Of each cutting deeply that their
bowels protruded and they fell to tbs earth The other
two then followed out TO see what had become Of their
companions and we're met at the gate with the
horrible fate they also being cut the abdomen
perhaps By the Same hand and with the knife
stl rsesing with the blood OF their companions Gh
tusse with the assassns, who, he says were four In
numtsr be succeeded In escaping uninjured aud gave
spectacle presented In the alley indeed most horr
be-feur persons lying IN front Of the gateway, wesr
ing In their blood, most OF them with their bowels pro-
trudng from the deep gsshes cut the abdomen.
One Of the wounded men taken into the house aud
the other three were conveyed TO the hospital All
stl alive last evening, but II IL thought that
least Of them cannot survive. II has ascer
tanned that this bloody assault committed By par.
y Of four persons, two OF whom have been arrested
Dan Callsghsn and Pst Haegerty. The cause Of this
bloody occurrence Is supposed TO be an old feui that has
for time existed betseen the assaants aad Manon
the keeper Of the boarding house.
The New Orleans CTesc>nt OF tho ID inst ssysJohn
Hagsn, one OF the men cut in the Corduroy alley AZ
fair Sunday morning, died AZ tho Charity hospital
ON Monday morning The held inquest over
ths body and returned verdict that death caused
BY wound In the Abdomen, inhced BY sharp pointed
instrument in the hands Of Daniel Callhsp, With John
Haggerty ~ accessory. He was twenty-five years Of
age.
Peter Mccormack, another OF the wounded, who had
Been left IN nsnions house taken 10 the hospital
on Monday forenoon, and died at two o'clock In the
afternocn The coroner's verdict In his the
that IN reference TO Hagsn, the wound being
In the abdomen Two other accessories implicated
By this verdict whose II ID best 10 suppress TIL
they shall be arrested Mccormack was only twenty
two years Of age.
Csyle u thought could mot survive through Last
night The other man may possibly recover
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-14
The Armenian Murderer In the Auburn
Prison.


We gather from tho Auburn "A dverser OF last evening
some interesting facts in regard Dickson Gregory ths
convict IN the Auburn prison. who killed Henry Allen,
another convict.
He il, he says, a native OF Armenia, a Christian
province In the eastern part OF Asatc Turkey, His
aher Ieweler by trade died some years ago, and
buried ut Jerusalem The came from Consantinople
to New York about two years ago He went Cortland
county, where he convicted OF burglary last year.
ano sent 10 prison for Ave years.
" His conduct says the Advertiser, g has been so
singular aud variable since he has been in the prison.
and his broken dialect difficult to comprehend that
the officers and ican led to suspect his sanity
and sent him TO the LuEaiic Asy lum, ut Utica, 10 be
treated Tho superintendent OF that institution
unable to satisfy himself that he was insane and some
two weeks ago wrote the agent and warden hi
away The latter then seat for him. and placed him Ia
the yard OF the prison with chain and ball attached TO
Ing the two conyics Gregory and Allen returning
TO the State shop from the Kitchen where they
the former billed the latter with the bah which he was
carrying upon his shoulder He evinces for the
act and ghashes his teeth when he says kin him. y
lie speaks English very imperfectly aud II IN easy
to learn from him anything OF his history motives.
So Tar as be understood of HIS words he says that
Allen, whom he killed. was man who hal killed ogre.t
many time, had called him Catholic had tainted
him with having large ball fastened TO him. AMI had
threatened TO LIN him. And Il is in ths connection that
he states with great feeling almost amounting to phren
ny 81 NO Jew; Mahomstin; Greek; no Catholic =
In reply to another mmedatey after his al
assault upon Aea on Saturday, who asked him why no
killed Allen he sad Gle kill NO." or, che wanted TO
MI me- To others, 1t Is understood, no Afterwards
said, HE damn me yesteriayl kill him TO day-now
you kil ms' and made signs OF rope about hs neck
as II he wanted 10 be killed in that way.
The hatred thai exists bet the Armenans and
Catholics In Turkey is not less than that felt by the
Mussemen for all christians and jews. Whether Gre
CORY fsncied himself rtvengng an insult whether he
SO msconceived the character OF tho country think
his punishment inflicted for the suppo Ten;s or
being OF that religion, and that Allen In
II, or whether he Is insane whether other motives
are ut tho bottom OF it, Is tue subject OF much specua
uona and conjecture, which can only BIO solved by his
trial.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-14

Ths ssh and last section provides for the repeal Of
the present. awths pssl ssS to aasct any action com
mencsd BY virtue Of any existing law on account OF
anything done before the repeal takes effect
The EssHsHg fs0rdph which Ii tbs organ Of the State
Temperance Committee says the Chronicle has "pub-
hshed draft Of bill which has not been accepted BY
the committee, and viii not b." Il says:-"Some OF
the sections correct but OF the impor-
taut are altogether wrong and entirely Taft out
The Temperance members Of the Legislature should un-
derstand that this draft IL Incorrect and which
State Temperance Committee have not en- iorsed New
ertbeess We do not wish to convey the idea thas the
Dpbished Draft was not prepared by order OF tbs
Vommittee but 10 say that II has becn altered In
many very Important particulars and has not yet been
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-14


Justice OF the peace Of the Police Court that spruous
liquor intened for sale Is deposited Ia any house
other place. warrant shall be issued the liquor seiEsi
and kept securely to await hnsl action IN tbs Bat
dwelling house shall bs searched unless Of the
compa nants makes oath that such liquor has bses
sold therein or taken tbererom for the purpose Of being
sold.
Section 27 provide. that when any liquor shall have
been seized the person complained Of shall be properly
notified.
Sections e. ~ and 20 provide that mt is proved al the
trial that the liquor above mentioned or any part Of ~
was kept 70 be sold la yio alton Of the Law the justice
or court must declare " forfeited: and II pure must
be delivered 20 authorized agent 70 be sold for
the benefit of the State. II impure X must be DESTROY
ed. But " II should not appear that the liquor 81
part OF II, wa Kept Tor SALE ~ must be returned 10 ~
owner Any person thus deprived Of spirtuous 4aor
shall have the right Of appeal he had been
eonveted o. crime, provided he gives surety 10 The
Of $500 ~ prosecute t. 10 case of such appeal
any question of fact shall be tried by Inry
Section 81 provides that nothing contained In the act
shall prevent chemists artists or manufacturers from
keeping sprtuous TO be used In their business
70 prevent the manufacture sale Of either FOR other
purposes than - beverage, the of for the
commemoration Of the Lords supper
According u the provisions of sections % sni 80 II
shall be the duty Of any Mayor, Alderman sslectan
constable or other executive Officer Who shall receivs
information u liquor being so In any or booth
such liquor arrest the keeper, and take him before
justice Of the peace police court, AMI apon
ps..ssn o. n. seeusss H. s. b. .stsasea = ,h,
days mprisonment and the liquor destroyed. Any PER
son may appeal from the above sentence upon giving
500 bonds 70 prosecute his appeal
Section "a declares all intoxicating ilguors tspt for
sale contrary 70 the hv Of the STATE and The npls
mcnts used 10 selling 20 be nnissucss and all
Il volstsn o. isv; snd no s<on for The rseov.ry q
Intoxicating liquors their vsiae shall bs nsintsln~d
When sold Illegally or for the price q lgasr seld 10
would have ressopsbis srsuad Tor b~svtss ths 70 b.
% Fr'es Y DlsN w usy'iiy sAsIi !, VA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-14

STATE n ~ Col0ny-Th MARKET.
Notwithstanding tho light imporatoas o. breastuG'
during the last fortnight but little advance ia price,
has taken place owing 20 the arrival q several vessels
being expected. The stock o. lumber IL Large Witch
must lead TO decline in price.
The colony eoatinaos healthy, notwithstanding the
fears In certain qasr,srs fiom the large inagr o. pss
stngsrs from the Islands Not dagl. ~ sickness
has occurred among them st thu authorities have IL
tanned them several days al qAfanns i0f tbs pafPoss
u fumigatins their clothes sni bsgsAge, whieh u
Inost absurd stretch 0f authority, and vii not be suf
fsfsd 10 b. repeated
the dropping young crop Baslness rstiyinz AL The
REQUIRES 81 The Interior arc immenc AMI fast -
ing developed with advantage and proht
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-14

Naval Inseiligsnes.
United States storeship Supply, Comnandsr Sinclair,
from Singapore for New Yok passsi Straits Of Sands on
ths VA " EsTspsN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-23

. SATURDAY. July 2f--G p "
BkEAnf1pY7s -Iour--rpe markst Continued DIM
trough without further decline The salss embr,r.a
about 4,too coo bols, in 'luding common Ia GOOD
straight sar brandsa 81 10 s. ano IS $. 90 Tor
CO. Western 81 - rs 6 Tor mixed an1 fancy lou, Goa
oian, In email lo'e at ~ 60 $40 20. Southern aour
v1a quiet vith email sAe@ ~ unchanged prcee Wheat
About ooo bushsis Southern red wore 30 d a. I .
SUPPOSED To- bayc hen Of 81 49, and aport 400 100 do
southern white at ~ md triHns lot VA, re- nor
At 81 qs. Gentle ssks erab. AGED about 81 non :
b0lcc tuSlels western mixed at Sac. q 9oc i've -ss
Gull ard lower. Berle, malt cas- 81 IS 81 40. cat,
WIRE mere dan 81 ecc a &c
CosyH.-sassefl ooc bags Of flo were ma, Al ,tr
200 co sc. lie lst 3d. LssaJsra At ii "a an,
eco 60 st. GSuirso 40
CcrroS The ssiss we're cennueS 10 a N h-cs,,s,
keies at irs~susr p'ee tayer-' views Ga not srt-S
beycoe a<us ieke foS n,tttnS p,aacs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-23

1be vaue OF produ e and mauufa ,tures OF th.
United States, exported fr IN NV Orleans duriay
sae Quarter eodiue Juae 2c 1855 was sci $50 7O7,
Of which tl3 $50 $50 sent 10 foreign counsrie ami
$500 sS7 70 ocasswi.e ports.
The NewburSp vt HfrdM states tia. tie ,sex
6tesm Mil Company in that city, hA, made up its
accounts 10, the ast year, acd shows loss on the
years business Of about 50 500 o. IS 0e0 s!cg to
ahe depression in the p'ice OF goods they rauufac
sure, which Ia some IS 600 less than was feared
SIXTY days sinoc.
Tbs Lake Superior Journal Of the 18th ist has
been received. Tho news from the mines ia very
encouraging. Muses. CT copper are hauled out
daily, end tie cry In, "ssltl they ems Many
Bosten, New York ard OF Ter gentlemen who are
Interested Ia she mines, nave bseu visiting them
thia season. In order TO judge for the ,clyes Of
their value; and IL is said, are prepared - rctara
home With very favorable reports. Foe shipment
y copper during the Two preceding weeks has been
xashet light, owing to the absence OF prop sllers
lifted 10 iosd and unload mass copper fom the
nfpR axe During The week closing the 18th, tue
NusEtsrer brought down from the Ridge mine, 20
oN1 or IA LAO lbs, and the mass OF 600 Ios from
ens Forest mine, b5ls OF S,2iT lbs /; from the Ad
venture uline, Ii bbh OF 5000 lbs. The steamer
illinois brought down from the Minnesota mine SIS
obaa, and from the Northwest, so tons. This
North western mine shipped last season. 2sO. 7Cs
pccnds CT copper, whi,h so,i for $50 zoe e,, or
ntout z6S tsnts cash, ia Cleveland.
! The annexed statement exhibits no quaati,y and
Vs.ns a certain articles exported from this port dq
ting the week ending and iocludng Fdiay, July
%, Distinguishing the dastination and extent q
ehiy mfrts % each ylace:--
COMMENCE rsf poYr or Nyy Yory-Nlftto or xroRYa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-23

FRn0ufs Rates wsr- dun snS engagements light 10
Lve4 .oA seefs wes no tessou " notice IN auoeAesn
Yhrf st Tout Tea Tor cotton, snd IN ID sor
c0Ph - Sags Thsrs wa S.thing 70 L,caoa os 20
the Ccstinent 10 lsliofai. rates varied from &c.
3Tkc.
HAY wss quiet ct iosc per Eoibs.
NAVAL SroRis The sales embraced about 500 bbs.
spirits turpensse, In oroef at 40c- 4yhc
ans $500 tbls WHu'sgton roslA sstl sTh.
loowo0D.-Abous lG tons Of bt Domingo were cold,
ct $50 80.
Proys,oNs -PcYxThs Sale eunbrscSd About 500 bbis
ipcsuc,s LeS uess At kie 81 ei9 a., aud ne Of ma,
at sic f2 $40 T5 BsfIhe eAlas tvctoAsd sbous $50
bbs ccorsry stsss sId p<Ds, At old prices Bacon
quiet. Cut meAts sfesoF. s1tn Light salss
q Sc for ths1lctsA, sud eAc Toe for hams. Lard
NXc lIc The istttr figure for prime
bIca-- coot 3, 6o cssks cola 1T SIC. 61<c.
Specs "A tew cases Of putcsgs were sold vt 92s
SUGARS --fhers better feeling In the marke /,
with me4e oospg The sales eDbr<osd aoout i. DOC 4
leo birds Cabs HusoovadA ct SIC a61<c. I4o DO.
New OrLsos. at pttvate ter0s, and 6OO boxes brow
HsysLs, at TIC. a &C ..s-.y.g
TAuow sslss q about 10 900 lbs were mass at
WnIsKyY-Tbs Gales irciuded go 800 bbls. In lots
OF Sase pd-cn, a. ale
Wool Tie market for this article IL not scave at
present. o~re great to the fact that m.nafac
turers u cem-stic supplied tmsriat< wants oy pur
cbAsee during he recent securing time In the
Foreign lie Dot IN otnsLc, sno ITO slosk 10 moderate
Annexed ID b6t OF rurrrut prices. VIZ. :--Amsrcas
FAX Heecs at 8sc 4?c Ter h.; fun lid Msn, Ut 80
a $780,; u emo y do, 1T $40 Sac. native and 4, At
sOc SIC. extra pulled ct see $40 Sup pulled
try at gee Soc No. l. dc, DO ct 23c. 25c 'era-
visn, washed, ct CSC 26: South American washed,
1t l2c 1Sc.; unwsshet. at 20. es Suth American
Cord Washed At nc, 22c African washed, at &c.
l8c Jas; wsshsd at tsc 2ec.; Mexican, unwsshed.
ne