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II The people in and round about Troy, \
y, were startled on Thursday morning last, abou,
O'Clock, by a terrific defamation, which seemed
TO come from the sky, though perfectly clear, and
which was accompanied by trembling Of IN.
earth The wise men of that locality are unable
to account for the extraordinary phenomenon in
any other way than that i; was slight touch OF
an earthquake. 1t may BE- proper to add tina, tn.
editor Of the Oswego Palladium Of meteorlc no.
toriety, has nothing to do with the afflir.
IL The Richmond Greys on their way to New
York, were received and refreshed at Baltimo,e
on Saturday morning. by the independent Gre, .
Of that city.
The City Council of Richmond did no, accor
Pany the Greys, as had been announced would b.
the case, and for the entertainment II whom IA.
city authorities Of New York had made an appro-
priaticn Of $3.50. The Greys arrived st New
York on saturday evening, and were received bv
two companies of the Seventh Regiment who
escorted them o. the BraEdreth House their head
quarters during their stay
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Hon. SECRETARY THOMPSON This gent eman
has LEFT the city for brief sojourn Of two weeks
at the W bite Sulphur Springs, Virginia. Nose,
Kelly, Esq, (chief clerk) will act as Secretary
during Mr.. Thompson's absence.
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II In BROOKLYN, n. Y. during the quarter
ending on the 3lst ultino. the number of police
arrests was 1900, COS OF the offences being against
property and 3;sa against persons. OF the whole
number Of arrests 1,059 were women, and 356-
more than enc third-could neither read nor
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CONTRACT FOR ENvKLoPEs.-The parties 70
whom was awarded the contract for furnishing
the Department of the Interior with envelopes
having failed to accept the same has been awarded
to w. ID. Shepherd, of Washington city, being
the next lowest bidder
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iD-A reward of three thousand five hundred
dollars has been offered for the arrest and convc
ton of the murderer Of the late E. T. Stirling, Of
Cleveland, Ohio.
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II Two nieces Of DIR. Train of Sheffld, Mass
aged seven and nine years, and daughter of
James Bradford, Esq, aged twelve years, were
drowned while bathing in little cove at Sheffield
on "Wednesday.
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iIT-lt is stated that Fernando Wood has gone
to Richmond TO have talk with Gov. Wise about
the late letter, and that Bernard Donnely has gone
to Albany to call the Argus folks to account about
the same matter
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HINT. VIM. =. Roades. a we'll known either
of Baltimore, dry goods merchant died in tina
city on Saturday night of aPPoPlexy or heart dis
ease
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liza fund Of $40 600 has been invested In Bos-
ton for the benefit of the late Horace Manns chill
dren. A monument to his memory, at Mount
Auburn, is spoken of.
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II desperate named Henry Chapman, in
Connecticut set on fire and DESTROYED nine barns
and one store on the night Of the sth inst, on the
road from Preston City to North Stonnington.
The last barn fired was that Of Eleazcr Wheeler.
his own father-in-law, and while he was endeay
oriDg to set fire to the house he was detected and
In skirmish that ensued was shot by son of
Wheeler, so that he was found dead In the woods
IN the neighborhood a day or two after
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The jury in the case of 5. N. Booth. no
ted politician Of Wisconsin, lately tried at Mil
waukie, for seduction, could not agree and were
discharged. A new trial is to be had at the next
term Of the court
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IL There is movement on foot among Il c
BARRIERS Of New YORK city to do away with SUM-
day work in their line
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DTMr. Charles Keen lately stabbed by an I'm
sane man In the street in Philadelphia, died of hi
wounds in that city on Friday last
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IL One hundred street lamps labeled with
the names of the streets, to be placed on a
many principal corners in New York, by way O.
experiment..
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spirit Of the Morning Press.

The Constitution thinks that the prospects of an
enduring and general peace in Europe are exceed
ingly bright, Notwithstanding the gloomy fore
holdings Of the detractors Of the French Emperor.
The IHfeLrsener regrets the declination by the
Hon Caleb Gushing of the Proffered mission to
Central America, for which office ii thinks he
possesses the Necessary qualifications In an emf
nent degree.
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APPoINrMEST.-The President has appointed
isaiah Snyder to be deputy postmaster at Homes
dale, Pa, vice ii b. Beardsee resigned
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HELP THE WIDOWS AND ORPHANS.
The Workingmen's Association.

tOF THE WASHINGTON NAVY YARD
Have chartered the large apd commodious steamer
Mount Vernon for a q. aBd ExourslUu
10 Giymont on MONDAY, Aug. I'D, E&k
lap The committee IN announcIn.
this Excursion pledge themselves 20 snare no ran,
10 make this the most agreeable Fxcnrsion II tbs
season, az the proceeds to I've devoted To the T
lei OF the two widows and orphans caused b, IN.
late exp losion in the Navy Yard NV
WItheIs's Celebrated Brass and String Band Ia,
Meals furnished by the Proprietors.
The hrst boat will leave the foot Of 9Th ,tree, q,
~ clock Navy Yard At g. IN. The second bo,t
Will cave the loot of eth stro at ~ O'Clock; Nav,
n ard at p. m.-touchinG at Alexandra Coint AZ
returning. Returning at AM o O'clock ~
Tickets 81, admitting gentleman and lsdie,
J. r. Mitchell, e. Russell
= ~, Look, w. Mcfarland,
= w. Smoot, X. q inne,l,
h. b Bryan, J. Msroeron,
w. Kemp, j. e.. Slebel.
au u, l5.l6.l 7.ls.Ie&2os tSt.tesl
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ITO THE LOVERS OF MUSIC ANDPLEks.
GRE.

give deIIsbsfaI ExcuRsIoN to e, tnl' ',., va
MING, August IS, 1850. al which time
those who accompany them will lie favored with
choice vocal and IN, trumenial must. The TuoN..
CoLirER has been engaged for ths occasion All
Will leave the WHAT at AZ O'Clock m. And ,trlke
g. Alex nffIa on her down trip The arTAnterpent,
Tor good order, &C., are complete. Tickets sI, ,d
mItunE gentleman and ladies. Omuibusss vii
rave the corner Of 7th and l. sts Pa Az and I'm
Of and Pa. az; and lsth st, st 8 o'cloct.
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BUSINESS REDUCED TO THE CASH
y . STANDARD VALUE,
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE MILLION WHO P.v ,ur
CASH AT TuE TIMs OF PURcHAsR.
WE CONTEMPLATE REMOVING To ouo
NEW STORE,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND Ninth Srpxrr
AT AN EARLY NV

we propose in the future, As In the past to oser
niuGn the ia1ksst ana most comprehensive stock
OF all FIRST CLASS DRY GOODS,
In al departments, in this market Our ncrea.ed
marx the whole stock at tbs W "iu w
LOWEST CASH Prices, IN PLAIN FIGURES.
In add tlon, We have d termlned 10 ahoii.h all
Books, Book keepers, Bad Debts, and Accounts of
every descrlpt on, and TO sci! exc usivs Tor the
These rules will be of uniys sai application. irre
spectve OF persons or conditions, -
"A single glance will abundantly satisfy any one of
or rejecting mind that q large saving
W. De erected IN thus reducing the whole theory Of
buying and selling to the cssh standard yaiue tho
whole OF which saving, effected by the loppins, of
process referred to- we shall give our customers in
of prices - w. "Ho'o seo'e
We cordially invoke, such . continuance of the
PuvIes confidence and business as We shall hon
estly and resolutely aim TO deserve. '' ''>'''-
.p,,,x PERRY { BROTHER.
City af WasAisstos, Sept ], lsS.S sun,u
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MOUNT VERNON AND THE TOMB OF
ANA WASHINGTON,
Tr'es . Wset Carl FNrtksr Nosses
The steamer THOMAS COLLYER viii run ref
Tomb OF Wsshlnston on TUES GeS-S
a. ana fKIDAls, leaving thea3sszsz.3s
turning A. half past O'Clock D. m mass .N ~
pSoeohes leave al the Hote.s and the corner Of
r., yivania avenue and TN st. 81 Oh a. m Round
w -. ms 2-r
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SUGAR, MOLASSES, &c
~ - hhds Porto Rico and Cuba SUGARS,
10 teroes New Orleans MOLASSES.
100 boxes Pearl STARCH
100 barrels ALEWIVES
1b'boxes Scaled HERRINGS
p" lbs. Dry French GOLDFISH
S. boxes CHEESE
Just received For sale by
6u 5-eo6t MURRAY SFNMES
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INSTRUCTIONS IN REFERENCE TO ISSUING SCRIP
FOR CONFIRMED PRIVATE LAND CLAIMS - The
acting Commissioner OF the General Land Once
has prepared instructions authorizing the issue OF
scrip by the Surveyor General at st. Louis, Mo.
as an equivalent for such confirmed private land
claims in Missouri as nave not been heretofore
satisfied by actual specific locations. These in.
structions have been framed in accordance with
the third section Of the act Of June 2 1885, for the
location of confirmed private land claims in Mis-
souri,, &c.
The issuing Of certificate Of new location for
the whole area is authorized in these directions
or, when preferred by the party, scrip, in s0-acre
warrants, for the quantity to he located After
the precise area to which a party is entitled has
been ascertained by the Surveyor General at at
Louis, the Interior Department will certify the
warrants In suck manner will make them
available at any Of the land offices Of the United
States, on lands subject 10 entry at private sale
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RROOMS, BUCKETS. &c
- l25 dozen BROOMS.
81 do. BUCKETS,
81 do. wASIBOARDS,
10 nests TUBS,
81 boxes CLOTHES PINS,
81 dozen COR DS and LINES,
~ do. SCRUB BRUSHES,
Is do. SHOE do
Just received and for sale by
au l5-6teo MURRAY Il SEMMES
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TNEA, COFFEE, DC.
Il 80 half chests fre.h TEA
rs rs ma f-chests English Breakfast TEA,

TNEA, COFFEE, &C.
80 half chests fresh TEA
100 bags Rio COFFEE,
~ bags Santos COFFEE.
ltn pockets Java COFFEE,
Zn!w CIGARS, all grad Q.
Just recelvedfrom New OEk and for sale nv
au 10 eo6t MURRAY SEYMES.
Il AtAYETTE INSTITUTE,
3O9 street. bet. Ilth and l2fh sts.,
tFoTM:T!y frestfent Of the Wif,aiasto. Rrmai.
- COllege.)
LIE next sessl9n oil this Institute ill commence
itpaIt snbstantal, Liberal. and refined edrcatlon
ne cou se OF stud rs comprehensive an tlOrousf.
IheTe are three de pa rtmenIs: The Urinary in
which attsnti is obi ,y directed I, eIsmsn nu
Ltary me Preparatory, embracing the common
ISM and the senior, comprising all the bra pch
OF Late AZURE, Science, and Modern LanSns~.s
taus In ur highest female Institutions Sowns
ladies' completing the course entitled 10 djnIa
ma, the highest testimonial q literary ipstitutop
can bestow. 'i'u'o"
Prof Donald Macleod having tran.ferr.d In.
Select Family School for Young Ladies 10 the mn
dersignsd the Institute has been remoyed Z, nh.
comm"dious and more central building heretofore
occupied by him. Prof Mac cod Will con,inne 10
give, In course OF 'ctures, his uish
VICES To the Glasses IN literature and rhetOric
For course of study, terms &C. see oironiar. .t
Inc book stores, or at the institute.
an 10 ah3w l.. C., IOoNIS
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Il LIQUORS., &C.
l. ~ IS barrels very old WHISKY,
IS barrels old RYE DO
30 do. low grades do,
Is quarter casks BRANDY,
barrels CORDIAL,
% quarter casks PORT WINE.
In stove and for sale bv
au l5-ec6t MURRAY r. SEMMES.
MUSIC TAUGHT BY A FOREIGN LADY.
WI hitherto teacher If Ladies Seminar w ,
Terms moderate; Apply at 427 Pa. avenue, Iflk
k'RENCH AND GERMAN LESSONS-A
l lOIclsn lady, teacher of a Ladl-s' Seminary
WISHES 70 hnu private lessons OF classes IA schoos
OF amiiies for those mentioned languages Apply
AZ. "a. avenue, between Sd and 41a streets.
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TNEAS, COFFEE, 60
=, ! SO half-chests fresh TEAS, Lsll gradss,l
1870 bags Java. Cape Santos and Rio COFFEE
81 boxes Ground COFFEE,
81 dozen BROOMS,
81 boxes STARCH,
~ gross BLACkING, all sizea,)
80 boxes FANCY SOAPS,
Just received per schooner Fleetwood from New
York. aud for sale by
an ID 6teo RARROlIR A. SENMES
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LOST AND FOUND.

II OSr-IesteIday morning, while golne from
street y - Matthews Church, fine worked
HANnkERCHlEF. The finder wall he suItabl,
reward Sd by leaving 1t at 267 street between IN
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The U. s. SHE PLrMouTu.-A corresponden
on board this shi D writes ms as follows ~

on DOdfu ibis sui Wrl~s us d loiloWs
OFF PLYMOUTH. eng } July "a, 1859.
We arrived here yesterday. and anchored within
mile and half of the town, or should have
said city, as its inhabitants number 10000 We
put the ship in order, and then the midsh pmen
prepared to 60 ashore. An order was passed for
the whole port wateh h to get ready to go.onleave
until sundown. Hastily clothing ourselves in our
shore toys we got into the boats and headed our
course for the navy-yard. On the way our boats
naturally attracted much attention. On our arrival
at the yard we were received by the admiral Of the
post, and Were shown every attention. Among
the large ships which we visited were the ROYAL
William Falmouth, Revenge, st George, Gibral-
ter, and Jason, all Of them, separately, having on
hoard from one to one hundred and twenty guns
Having seen enough of the yard, we left 1t in
parties Of two and three. Outside of the yard s a
very large city, named Davenport. Here we hired
cab and drove to Plymouth, distance Of two
miles. Arriving In the city, We put up at the
Royal Hotel. and everything we wished for was
at our command. We next rode around the city,
and were received everywhere by the army and
navy officers with remarkable hospitality At6x
O'Clock we returned to the yard, and by we
were on board. The entrance to the harbor Ia
really beautiful. The first thing to be seen is the
Eddystone Lighthouse - the most remarkably
lighthouse in the world. Ii 10 built on large
rock, whose surface is below the water 1t ID
seventy-two feet above the surface of the sea- and
it stands alone from all land 1t is a beautiful
sight to see the huge waves breaking over 1t with
such force as to throw the water up seventy feet
On our left is a large and magnificent bark, be-
longing to the Earl Of Mount Edgecumbe, and on
all sides are large and frowning batteries. w.
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MN SMITH, ESslAvkR AND LITHosE.rshss
" Hth efA ST.. bet Pa s-f " st " Wv"
CORPORATION STOCK FOR SALE IN
~ SUMS TO SUIT. j. c. MCGUIRE SOs
au lo-et Auotioneers and Commission MefohsA~'
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BOARDING.

RQARDING.-Mrs. BOWIE, 470 18th street
- between Fa d 9, east side, has pleasant sno
reasonable ROOMS for rent au 2-tsugb
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Bron ChnrIes4o,xn

CHAR1Esrowx, Va, Dec. 2l.-Thc mill
tary are daily leaving rs fast as tho rail
road can carry them homeward. The Fin
castle Guards, left this morning. The
whole military encampment will be dis
banded on Saturday next, when Gen. Tail
lioferro and his staff will also depart
The restoration OF the civil government
and civil rights will be tho occasion of a
grand jubilee among our people.
President Buchanan has addressed let
ter to Andrew Hunter, ESQ.,, inquiring
whether Stevens will be tried in the Uni
ted States Court, or by tho Virginia au-
thorities. He WAS unable to give any diff
mite answer on account of the refusal OF
Attorncy-General Harding to enter molle
proseqm
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nserur nsp np nn Hnsrprrun,s Srou-

R-THE UsE OF DR. HosTErrxE's SToX-
AcH BlrrEns for Dyspepsia, Flatulcnce,
Heaviness of the Stomach, or any other
like affection, is second to none in Amer
lea OF abroad. To be able to state conf
IDENTIFY that the 'sBitters" are a certain cure
for Dyspepsia and like diseases, is to the
proprietors source of unalloyed pleasure.
1t removes all morbid matter from the
stomach, purifcs the blood, impurts re-
newsd vitality to the nervous system, Civ
ing it that tone and energy SO indispensa-
BILE for the restoration of health. The
numerous Acknowledgements of its supe-
rior excellence and bcnefcent results, have
assured the proprietors that it cannot but
prove great cure to the afflicted, and i'm.
part vitality to the thorough system.
See advertisement in another column.
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EITux CONCERT AT rHE sEursAnv.-

EI@Tus CONCERT AT THE SEMISAnY.-
We neglected to say, yesterday morning,
that Prof Iucho's concert at the Seminary,
was attended by large audience. The
entertainment was highly pleasing in every
respect Tho quortette for four pianos and
twelve players, (twenty-four hands) went
of, to the admiration of all, and was re-
gnrded as musical feat, rejecting great
credit upon those who participated in it,
The singing of Miss Maria Hunna was es-
pecially admired, as was also the exquisite
playing of Misses Tallman and Todd
After the entertainment, Prof. Iucho was
urged to play Yankee Doodle and Hail
Columbia, upon two pianos at the same
time, which difficult feat he accomplished
in truly artistic manner, amid expires.
siOns of appreciation from all hands.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

n@>AT THIS SEASON, good Toilet Soap,
is Indispensable. The best soap for this
purpose is LosO'' English G3yeerins Soap
1t prevents chaps It's highly perfumcd
1t is the soap for washing infants, and for
use by all those who have tender skins
We have also, Bazin's barber soap, Lows
brown Windsor, Mt. Vernon Soap, Taylor's
Family Soap in bars, Transparent Soap
balls and bars, Poncien Soap, Palm Soap
Omnibus sonp, Lows Honey Soap, Clea-
ver's Musk Soap, Military Soap, Walnut
Oil Soap, Yankee Soap; but the "greatcst
of these" is the GLycerine Soap
For sale by T. II. LOGAN & Co.,
and LooAN, List 1: Co.
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BY TEIEGRAPu.

NEW YoRk, Dec. 2l.-Cotton heavy; 5000 bales sold;
qu9taions barely maintained. Flour advanced 13 500
Club s, 30, white western 81 So red 81 30 Corn
auIL lO000 bush. sold; prices declining white and
yellow s@C993c. Pork steady but quiet, mess SIG,
quiet 0ils quiet; lard s. 5a92H TslIOMs quiet at
4o17S1OA: Hides firm; Buenos Ayres 2Sc Leather
S1eaIy Mh1sky dropping: sales at &c. Sugar quiet
laSses firm at SIC.
PHIADELFnIA, Dec. 2l--In Flour no change 1900
Dds extra sold on private terms and some western
extra Mt $5,75 standard superine is held at s5373a
500 Rye Flour and Corn Meal are quiet Wheat h
,tesady Raos 5000 bush at $1s3 for prime Delaware
;ed 9noat and white ut $1,4o9145. Rye ia in de-
rand at 93c. There Ia moro Corn Offering bnsh
6y southern yellow afoat sold at SIC and penna at
D. sale OF Penna. Oats at 45c in store; 500 bush
26H927H
CNC1HSATr, Dec. 21.-S1oney market continues un-
chaed demand active and currency scarce exchange
In nssTe demand and 11s9A higher, New York sight
ally; pccs ruled sitter though not quotably higher;
demAntgOod and an increased disposition to buS: re-
eout oOOo mead sales 1000 Mt $6,25@G5O lot
OF 5OO aeraSlng $50 IDS was on the market holders
asking $I6; Indications at close wcro that $40 lbs
averages 'ould bring 1915 tomorrow Provisions
ii i Fnhess IN market: buyers seemed moro
disposed tcome up to tho demands of holders, $50
DDla me5s ork sold at $1G,50. and 500 do at $i75O
delivered inarch and 200 bbls ut ST. delivered in
January 50
The dernat for Sugar and Molasscs bns f.l,en oa
somewhat Gdcr advices from New Orleans, but
prices arc NO changed Sugar S1l@9; Molasses II,
ana Conce 1916. for fntr to choice. There Is a
better denandor Wheat, and prices are firm at 81 o.
91,25 for primwhite, and Slls9l 10 for prime red.
Corn firm with good demand at &c., in bulk Oats
dull, but Hteadyt 52Cg5Sc.
BALTIMORE, De2l1-Plour lulI ,+. e. az s r4o,,
ard ST. and Ont Wheat dull, but quier salos To-.
o0oibns ut Sl2Q@SS. Corn--white 73G77; yellow
ssI 9s9 , rF'T dn STi bacon sides pork
Exchange on New 9rk unchanged.
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BSp GAnDlNRp & Cove were I

B9- GARDINER Cove were sur
prised yesterday afternoon in calling on
Messrs. Gardiner & Co., at Bishops store,
Main street, to see so many Ladies there
all anxious to get bargain. Indeed they
had perfect rush, and the way Jewelry
was going off gave good evidence of the
benefit of literally patrOnizing the printer.
We must say, without doing injustice to
any one, that the goods there displayed
are really beautiful, aud at such prices as
were never before heard of in this city.
1t is acknowledged on all hands that this
stock is of superior quality and every ar
ticle is warranted to be of the quality rep
resented or sale is no sale Ladies', call
in, and you will be sure to find all your
friends there.
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4 NJ
ID which Is large for tho season Of the fear, am
willing to offer to the public
g R E A T B AR q AINSI
In tho way Of Fancy Dress silks, which, having only
purchased last month, Mt very low prices, viii be
enabled to sell US cheap as WUolen Goods.
Ducals, Pail do Cherries, Popplins Of all Of which
have g2eat variety of the latest patterns will sell
at less than Cost,
Shawls and Cloaks will be sold at very near cost
prices and as have purchased these articles in No.
Vonber, at 80 per cent less than the prices prevailing
at the earlier part of tho season, can sell them
cheaper toan any other House.
Gloves, Gauntlets-I sell so per cent less thnn
any other Establishment having purchased very
$1,000 worth of tho above articles, and invite
particular attention of Country Merchants to my
Stock In this article, will sell thern cheaper than
New York Houses.
Flowers and Bonnets at less than Cost and Uibbons
and Ruches Mt very near cost
Collars, Sets of CollHra aud Sleeves Embroidered
Bands, and everything in tho way Of EnLr0idorirA
else.
Cassimores, Cloths, Furnishing Goods, and every
thing suitable for Merchant Tailoring, haTo q largo
Stock In the second story Of my House, which call
to the attention of tho Trade, offering them on as ad-
vantageOus terms as any other House in town.
Call and see and you will find tint am willing to
makR concessions in order to rOduCo my Stock.
ueclb ISAAC Prayer, 1913 Main 1t.
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0nt1ltl1Rrtial.
WHOLESALE MARKET.

FLoUl-Extra Family s5,75; Extra IS, 50; supsraue
$500 B1ckwheat 215c p pound.
Reconsideration $50
BurTER-In kegs, 9@1U.
BUcEETS-Marietta $2t9225.
CHEEsE-Western Reserve 01401Oc.
CANDLn-Tallow mould 14e; dip 12c; star 22c;
sperm 40c.
TALLow-10912c.
CoPFEE-Java 1Sc: Rio 121l913e
WHEAT-S1, 1O9l,2s.
RYR-S0c.
CoRN-5Oc.
OATs-3Sc,
FEAEnERs-4O94sc: scarce.
=, FIsn-Snad $l+; HerringS 50; HlackOrSl No. 5
FURs-Raccoon 3O9s73Se
GINsENG-25@35c.
HAE-Clover = ton 50; Timothy SO.
HoPs-7@Sc, dull.
LINE-LouisVille 1850
MoLASSEs-NcW Orleans 50c.; Sugar House &c.,
GOLDEN STRUP-57@b6Oc.
NAVAL SToREs-Turpsnti 7oO.; Tar $t1S0s.
NAIls-S314 for 1Od.
RAGS-36c3Ic
ltIoE-5@5IT
sEEDs-Flaxsced 81 LOO; Clover s5I.
SoAP-Castile p b 1591Gc; Common 5@96c.
SUoARs-SeTv Orleans SIC in hid, sc. in Dbl
SSU7R-Scotch &c. RAppee 22@2ec.
TEA--Gunpowder 40G7Oc; Imperial 40G65c; Hy-
son :5970c; PomchonG 25G3Oc.; Oolong 35Q175c.
GonACco-6 twists 12c.; five roll 24@02Sc