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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-04-01

The Prospects OF slavery II MISSOURI
On Tuesday last event occurred in our streets
which, more than any other which has ever at
tracicd our attention, goes to prove that slavery
IN Missouri - doomed. A slave girl one of the
few LETT IN this once banner pro slavery county.
was sold under al execution, and although about
thirteen years OF age. well formed AID sound In
wind and hub, OF an Ordinary degree of iutelh
geuce, the highest sum that could be procured
for the 'chatie' Was SIPS. Tao wears ago
she would have sold readily for from 400 to $50
snd bidders would have been numerous aad
prompt.
This little Circumstance shows that not much
longer will our iair State be cursed with this
dra~back on her Developments and prosperity
The people are rapidly coming 10 their senses
upon this subject. and very lev thinking men
can be found. even % Jackson county. Nho do
not deeply regret the failure Of the emancipt.
ton bin la Congress, and who DO no, hope 70
see some action IN our General Assembly upon
the subject OF Kidding the State of It's most prom
inent aud almost single impeachment 10 rapid
grO~th aud success. Scarcely daY passes up
on which ~ do not hear from some former
s'avehol5er. whose property" has given leg
oa'. cous' a'uiating himself upon his escape
from an ucubus which has oppressed him fr
years, HE the old msn OF the sea-" having
once nXed itself upon a uan cannot be dismouut.
ed or evad,d
The incident above referred 70 has probably
opened the eyes OF the lew OF our citizens who
sui hold 10 their former pr JUDGES in favor OF
slavery. because they have al~avs been sccns
toned 10 u, and vi. show even 20 them. that
the ireedom OF Missouri i a foregone conciu-
sion, and that their feeble opposition 10 it only
renders them ridiculous AID. Il u has any effect.
only substitutes uncompvnsated emancipation
ior that compensated KIND offered by coasii
crate G'vemment -hansas City Joarnal OF
Commerce, March l2fh.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-04-01
DOUBLE PREMIUM OFFER.
ECLECTIC MONTHLY.
NEW INDUCEMENTS
ARTISTIC ATTRACTION!

The two match PARLOR PRINTS will be sent post
age paid after this date, to ZACH new subscriber to
THE EciEruc MAGAzINE who sends his name and s. II
advance
l. REIU kNED FROM MARKET. is 4 beautiful engraving
ny John Slrtlin- l1s mlrSetcart has returned from
the town. bearing Tich eight Of purchases the
delighted Young people, who are receiving them with
oaE.rness The whole family assembled out IL
front OF the PazZl which. with the Mansion appears
almost exactly ike the Mount Vernon home % Wash
iagtrn. with tae oil gentleman seated ami sting
his glasses 80 real the paper. who looks ike Wash
in-iul himself The whole scene IN the large enEra
wing attractive and beautiful ana worth place or
Che larlor walls
3. Ths m .tch print IS FIIIAL AFFECTION. or SUNDAY
NlkNiNG. also engraved by John sart4in az a cost
of twelve hundred dollars Tor both Of them Sartaiu :
p-ica Was : for the two match prints TIE scene in
ms print Is 40 the family home. an the through
tlr Open gaze presents the village church the dis
lance With us s7re pointing heavenwtrd ana beau
thll siri Of some twenty summers waits. Bible in
hand. 1y the gate. holding u open for the erress OF
the fam 3. lle mother. still handsome attends the
aged gran father. with the chi.iren TIE house dog
anl the donkey. ~ axe up the family group just de-
parting for worship. l1 the village sanctuary Both
are beautiful match prints easily obtained ID tbs
mlrue-
arg. and fine portrait OF the Hon EDWARD EVERETT
VIII be- sent IN pacl o. either print. as premium
postage paid. Is miy be preferred.
The Jalllry l-l1sr Qt laE ECLE--Tc IS crnbslshei
with double hstorc plates. with treasures OF liter-
allure
5. Tn Fehrulry number pate has I've portraits o.
eminent men.
6 The March number plate IS print o. Napoleon !;
= t1- o@tt- q A-st7r-iiz
. Three superior pates in the hands Of the arts.
lol future numbers
Now IS q goo5 tine % subscribe
Allr.ss WI BTnvr1r
IL NJ. B,1zrnla street New YORK
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-04-01

Is william darvin's store, in York town.
1o~,sn'p aslivnaw county, VAS entered on
r'uat s'snt 18Th last, through a window in
me "aSA part OF The building. and 800 worth
o, goods taSen- Two persons have been arrest.
ca On Suspicion. and through the exertion and
o'isent search OF several persons, goods {, the
Vaiae OF $500 have been recovered. in the woods
OF the acjsceut toWn OF Milan.
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= A dishonest fellow pretending to be a
49, '.-'s', ana ealing himself ". H. CSle. has ab-
49, sooeDeu o. tween two DAYS from Hillsdals after
s"'hoied various parties. he has black
Pass him round. --s'i'
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE NJ

Ice Is hereby given that il pursuance " 4 war
rant 10 US issued by Wm H. PucS--y Judge o.. Probate
Tor the county OF lusntn wl meet 40 t4e office ol
n d. OnAttertun, IA TIE village ~ oAemls Oh lIay
the l0th Jay OF April, All Thursday tie 8 ID
day Of June. 1905, between the hours Of o'l.lcA
A st. anu clock p. 81. oi s4lL days. i.r she plrpos
Of receiving and listing Claims against the
Jesse :. kAOt, deceased Ali persons having fms
against sAll estate hereby notified present then.
- one % s4id days Tor Jlslment be time for
hearing Claims expires tie 18th day of september.
4suS ". ID CHAIIERIUN.
VIZ T. hELLEY.
4l3w4 Conlniss oners
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n IS hereby gwen that ID plrs OF license IT,
ns granted b. William Ii PlcNney. judge OF Fr111t-
for the county OF ughan, tie l7tl DAY o November
1852 shall sell At plb.ic auction tie premises or
SATURDAY, the 18th day OF April, ls63, al clock ILL
afternoon q sau Gay. the following piace parcel li
land VIZ The L = d Ne = 20. section II ID t0va
three 49, north Of ra4ge TWO ? st containing -
acres, more OF cess. NV -nt0riea "a $3.50
Terms and Conditions made known on she day o.
sale DARIL~ ABBOTT
Admin strator Of estate OF Peter Jones. deceased.
Alive
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DROBAIE ORDER-State O.! Mich


Il gan. county cl I-s4Ara 80 AT Session % t---
probate Co.rl tne lu--ls las -ail. u9-u lt il-
lruD-t. Ol4c- vl--s u A.=4-. GA A-1-a. l.-
lItl LAS ~ February --Ai-
r-l all4 slxts-tlIrc E4e=1A4, H. H. s-.F-
~ Probate l. t-s matter ui t-r estate 90 h|t-.
Wool. ll-at.l- on r---l-e l-- ll-s t.e lr--i..--
L-ly v-Il1--. G-=t4f-s A. -r-lt-. D---l.l4- --l.
sA.- H..-ce $50 u. pr4sl-s Jog .e--s- 10 borrow
il-.es ll l--. l-- lta- -- ~ said ll.r-c-
VOL. Jos Ills p-ly-- % 4-y -= ----l----s 0- Said
NJJ-.
ln-reapou 1t ordered. IAat M-llag tl- -9- lag
Apll 4-Al, 40 J. Coca l- f-- lv e.---, Dr.
lyr ll- hearing u zl- r-tli-. alba --al -s l- a N
DO sl- ---ct- -- $40 -i4.- l--.- .it.i--L- .i -il-
estate. rr4 lsei O. Itl 40 --al I'D =ai- tnl4-
be AJl-cl IL t-l- ll.l--e Ui- t-. li-e
Mason 4ul sllls ----. % t-.lr .-. "-s Ills pll! 90
tl- petitioner s-34l lol u- -r--t--- A4- e
tl-r Orlerc-, ll-l s-l4 p--ty-.l give -v-l-- tl t-
persons interested sll4 estate. -- i-- --l-ls 90
said p-tltiol, A-l tile hearing thereof. %. causing cop!
tlis order o. be- q-l4.-.-l l t- li-l-- j.. 4uui.
a paper prl-t-- circulating ia SAID county el
CHAM Successive weeks previous o. sll- day
lag A tr4c copy-J WI H. flNthNEl.
CIV 90 J4-gs % Probate.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-04-01
DROBATE ORDER-state of MicL.

Il Ig4u, county 1i llsn4l, SIT a session 0i Tie
Probate Court lOr tn- county oi tgl4ta. holden 10
Probate one DAD the vlllts g AAsol- l-say t.-
lstA DAY 10 March, ID the year oae tl-sl ei-li D4r
~. sixty three Pes -nt VIM. b f.lczllt Jl ~
vi Probate ll the matter OI tA- estate Ierre-e.
Brlen deceased Ga re4-llg AID mag tle p.l-
tl0n -ly vcrih i q John RiyAyr, praying l5r llerz
Oi administration lp0n Sail estate.
Iherelpon % H ordered, I4i Monday the -Otl day OF
April next, az "a o. c-lCk ll forenoon. b. Ass ga
e. Tor the hearing % sal petition, -1- tl4t The h-irs
law Of s4ll deceased ALI 4. 1tler ps ilt crested
SAID estate. Are re4 aired 10 appear 40 session % ,-
Count then - Doe holden At t4- Probate uiire I'D the
village Ol Mason, az Show cause. i ans there ne wlf
the prayer u liz petitioner sA0-4l lOI granted
L : further orde-e, That s4 petitioner give notice o.
tue persons Crested stll est AZ. 0 the pen ieney
said petllol an tAc hearing thereof. by causing copy
% his 0r4cI 10 De p4l-Atl ia rae Lllsl. Rep
newspaper priAted an- circulating in SAID county %
lagLAin successive Ne-Ks previous O. si day o hear
Iug- A true copy-) wy H. PlNthNEI.
4l5WS Jl 20 % Probate
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EXECUTOR,S sALE.-In pursuance
NOTICE i

- the uatts- Of Tie estate CT Joseph r North. de-
r q " %. 4 fI--z-ey j. Us Probate -1r --
u llEhaln- i- Tie state q Mchl-ll.
receive. ex4l-a a-l ADJUST -- claims ana 1enl--s
against the estate " SAID j. 1l I North deceased
hereby give N1i.ce HAT ~ Tees LAY. t-e l.t- Day
Of Ny j. 30. AID ca Tees av- liz fourth l-y q. ---.
80. AZ Ten -Io.S % 10 f--ellll c. each t-g.
meet az tie once o. VIZ. Z P.lcS1ev. % rl- ---y g
Lansing. q til purpose o exam 1il- az
adjusting such claims and -zu-l g All SIX u --l--
from ,1e I5-h DAY o. Fehrulry -cwel tT saiI J-s
q Probate or the creditors - -- es-lt g. present
Their ca MS fer sch examination ana a. i-st1eut.
Lansing. March 18Th. 1855
? GRIM
- 7 ShTNNE2
42=4 C----nlss l1e-s
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-04
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS

POLICE REPoRT.-Jamcs Casey, assault; Sc
curity to keep the peace. Christian Norman and
Kitty Matthews, lsrcenyj to jail. John Delacy
threatsi security to keep the peace.
MARINE LIST. - Arrivals schr. Maria Il.
Hern, James, HAvre-de-Graoe, coal for Bogue 4
Donnelly. % Ea.
schr. Memento, BurtsslI, New York, grain 70,
Government.
sehr Alexander Law, Smith, New York, hay fol
Government. .
schr. Geo l.. Green, Cobb, Washington, light.
schr Black Fish, Bush, Alexandria, light.
sehr. Georgiana F Geery, Ward, Alexandria
light.
schr. Augustus, Douglassj watermelons.
Barge Harriet Ann, Whitei hay for Government.
Deparfures--stsamsr salvor, Mott; merchandise
from Morgan d Rhinehart.
Steamer II. J. Devenney, Briseos; merchandise
from Hyde + Davidson.
sohr. Enoch Moore, Ailenj coal from Borden
Mining Co.
schr Daniel Brown, Hesldi coal from Borden
Mining Co.
schr, Lynehburs, vsnclesf; coal for C. C. h Co,
schr. Albert Thomas, Thomas, Norwich, Conn
coal from Rays Docks.
sehr. Frances, Connsli, New Haven, Conn coal
from Rays Docks.
schr. C. A. Farnesworth, Hodsdon, Bangor, Me-
coal from Rays Docks.
CHEsAPEAKE AND Quo CANAL.-Arrfpals-
To Rays Docks d. Cromwell, los tons; ZelIa and
Minnie iis tonsi sehell, III tousi II D. Carleton,
III tonsj G. Mcclellan, li2 tons; J. b. Coteaux, 10
tons; James Hoy, l96 tons; Ida Lee, I0T tons. To
Borden Mining Company 8. y. Carlisle, Iia tons;
James NJ. Baker, ios tonsj Franees, 100 toRs, To
Agnew's Docks Alex shaw, lOs tonsj Missionary,
ii9 tonsi Neptune, III tons, To Cumberland Coal
and Iron Company; C. u. Detmold, iOS tons, To
Georgetown Gas Company; Union, ioa tons. To
W. II. Cooley! !. ,, Essex, limestone. To VIM. R.
snow Fodosrdo, 81 toEs To John Young; John
@ Hays, 10 tons.
Depatflprs-JJT. T. Mecgiioh, Liberty, Americrp
Flag, "i77s" Clipper, J. J. Wstsop, Sarah Amis,
Jno, 3 Hays, M. ?. q. Morrison, Jas NJ, Baker,
zells and minnie, 8 @. Carlisle. " y
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-04
THE TURE

On Wednesday a race took place on the
Fashion Course, l.. l., between the famous
black geldlng, General Butler, and the equally
famous trotting stallion, Robert Fillingham.
The " General" " won In three straight heats.
Time: 2:a9!-2'2s.-o:es!.
General Butler went to saddle and Filling
ham to harness. In a previous similar race,
Butler beat Fillingham by half a length only,
in 2;2li. ....r
A few days ago these horses trotted In Bos-
ton for purse of $1,000 and Filingham was
the winner. The next day the owner Of Butler,
ex-alderman Genet, and Mr.. Simmons, owner
of Fillingham, made tnree matches, each for
1000 a side on the Fashion course. The first
was trotted Wednesday, I'd instant, the second
(milc heats best three in five to harness) will
come off September 23d, and tho third 1.-TWO
miles and repeat to wagons) will take place
September 30th.
There was much betting on the course last
Wednesday, Fillingham being the fayoritc at
100 to 40 before the start, and Butler the favor
lite at the same odds during the progress of the
race.
A writ Of attachment has been issued against
Marshal Nugcnt, Of New York, for arresting
one Barrett, an alleged de1erter.
The 81. Paul (Minnesota) Pioneer says prai-
rie chickens are so numerous In that vicinity
that the people have no longer need to go out
and hunt. "During the past week, :" says the
Pioneer, "quite number have been caught
alive In different parts of the city. On Wed
nesday afternoon fat pullel Hew Into the bar
room Of John Rogers, on Robert street, and as
captured by him. Mr.. Rogers assigns as res
son for the bird paying him the visit, that the
fowls Of the air have learned of his disposition
to wet the whistle Of every living thing In 20
dry . season. and thinks the bird must have
been vesy dry. The greatest wonder to us 10
that the brld SILT iiyss,'"
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-04
BY TELEGRAPH.
|CHARLEsTON!.
THE LATEST
The Work Goes Bravely
.e a. d On. 49, ~"r. -
A change OF NAVAL C0xYANDERS.I
Naval Operations Checked by
a Severe Stor1n Of Ten +
Days Duration.
Adj Dahlgren makes a
Reconnaissance to
" Fort Sumter.
Rebels Raised Another Gun on
Ruins Of Sumter.
Gillnore Disnsunts Then All, and
Damages Front Parapst.
MONITOR lEHlGH" IN l. STORM.
Operations of General Gilmore
Progressing Favorably.
His Approaches to Wagner 50 Near
that me Men Fire stones and
GrssaAes at Each other.
He Drives the Enemy from
his Rifle Pits.
ADVANCES HIS LINE ONE HUN
DRED YARDS.
NTING NEW GUNS.
Operations Of General Gilmore
Progressing Favorably.
His Approaches to Wagner 50 Near
that he Men Fire stones and
GrsnaAes at Each other.
He Drives the Enemy from
his Rifle Pits.
ADVANCES HIS LINE ONE HUN
DRED YARDS.
MOUNTING NEW GUNS

FoRTREss MONROE, Sept. s.--The steamship
spauldlug has arrived from Morris Island
from which place she sailed at noon on Mon.
day. She brings as passengers Commander
Downes and Lieutenant Commander Harmony
Of the Nshsut, sent North by medical survey
Lieutenant Commander Davis 10 ordered to the
Nahant.
Stormy weather for ten days had checked
naval operations. All is In readiness awaiting
favorable weather.
Wednesday night the Admiral went up to
Sumter with the Monitors, the Ironsides, Ma.
haska, and Ottawa; but the storm increasing
he was compelled 10 return at 8 O'Clock. For,
Moultrie discovered the movement and fired
on the Patapseo.
On Monday, when the spauldlng sailed, the
weehawken was up Smelling Fort Gregg.
The rebels raised another gun on the ruins
of Sumter on Saturday.
- On Sunday the Island batteries renewed the
on Sumter, dismounting guns
and damaging the front parapet, now a useless
ruin.
The monitor Lehigh arrived on Sunday after
noon, In fine condition; passed through q ter
rible storm, but behaved admirably. The
steamer Home also arrived on Sunday.
The operations Of General Gilmore are pro-
grsssing with great vigor. His approaches are
so close to Wagner that the combatants were
throwing stones and hand -grenades. On Wed.
nesday he drove the enemy from their rife pits
On the left, advanced line q hundred yards, and
captured seventy. eight prisoners, including two
ofiicers.
Our forces are mounting new guns all round
the Island, many Of them to shell the city.
The monitors are weathering the storm well,
inside the bar, anchors holding. The Admiral
10 In good spirits and confident Of success.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-04
Second Edition
lHYAaryp.
goua o4oLoOK. p 4

our credulous neighbor Of the Star excuses
himself for giving credence and circulation ID
s.nogss aAAapaAsA prssnting .. iaasosn o..
pernead pro-slsyery version Of the Prssidept's
noble isstSs sd which our neighbor gloriasd
over with sympsthixing copperhesdlnga, .by
tnc declAfation that "the Star stated that such
. rumor was ahoat," but that II "needed con-
nrmaGson.o In connection with thss dispatch
the Star said no such thing. II published Il In
its first edition, with no other comments than
the headings. Amer VIC denounced the dis.
patch a. false, In tho second edition OF the RI.
PUBLICAN, the Star took down It's flaming cop.
perheadings from the dispatch and substituted
another, ln which the New York Herald was
made responsible. ... ...r..rrT gl..a ~
The Ssar, evidently perplexed to know how
10 explain the matter to It's readers, evadts the
whole subject BY asserting that an important
piece of Information which we published some
days since produced sensation" Why, OF
course II did. The editor OF the Star Ihould
learn to distinguish between healthy sensation
produced by the announcement Of grea fact,
and two unhealthy sensations In one dag,
neither Of which hsd the slightest foun dation
In truth. ,".!''N --'1 VI. ~"
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-04
PERSONAL,

MAJOR GENERAL CARL soHURrz is In town.
The Lost "AssIsTAsT Is found. He has
been attending Camp Meeting on Cape Cod.
MAJOR GENERAL sonEScK and staff are a,
Willards'.
MAJOR GENERAL HUNTER has been assigned
to active duty, and will leave for the West in q
few days.
MRS. Dion BoU5IcAULT.-In the advertise.
meats Of the Prince OF Wales theatre, we see an.
nonnced Mrs. Boucicault as Andy Blake, In a new
Irish comic drama, entitled "Ths Dublin DO -
nspsr acted" Isn't this our old acquaintance Andy
which "the fairy star" acted so many times ia
this country
YouNa aPArTI-CARLos-who was one of the
prisoners brought to New York by the Hendriek
Hudson, yesterday, charged with iunning the
blockade at Mobile, 10 brother OF the weli-known
prime dosne Of that name. He 10 an accomplished
violinist and some years ago went to New Orleans,
a. chef dorchesfrs at the Varieties Theatre From
that city he went, In the same capacity, to Mem.
pills, where being at the breaking out Of the war,
he took sides with the South, Joined the army, and
received commission.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-04
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

BOARD OF ENRoIMESr.-The following Is the
list Of exemptions made up to O'Clock to-day;
Edward Callahan, over age.
Alexander Ferrell, disability.
Madison Jones, furnished substitute, John H
: James Hatch, disability.
Isaac Parker, over 4qe,
Charles Day, disability.
John 1, Gregory, disability
Thomss Rothbsrn, In service ii March
JAmss oppenheim, under age.
John Proctor, disability.
George II. SAddon, allen.
R,chard Bates, only parent OF childrea,
Randolph Blin,s, disability.
Jacob Nelson, under age.
Edward Petit, disability.
James Callan, Furnished substitute, Henry Ward.
Wn. H Brawner, erroneOusly enrolled.
Corneliul mcCarty, alien.
Edward Dixon, disability.
William George, diIAbiIit5
Jose.h Gray, furnished substitute, John W.
Saunders,
John Bell, alien.
James Clinton, alien.
Isaac Echengreen, disability
Alfred simpson, over age.
Henry German, disability.
Edwln Lsws, colored, accepted.
andrew Mann, alien.
Thomas n. Evans, disability,
HarIison Phinok, only son of D widow.
u, MoKillick, alien,
q. W. Cochran, over age.
George W. Johnson, disability.
Robert Perkins, disability.
William W. Curtis, furnished substitute, r. j.
MoHenry.
frank Golden, furnished substitute, Jas. GIsa.
i!sssss sss,t ssSs. EsSSsSs, .ss s.scsa .s0sp's4
oo,, Ihs%s; os. HS: giH,oa, oS,y ~ 2. .wiiow .
John Gunniisi, solorsd, accepted.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-04
THE SIEGE OF CHARLESTON.
A Duel between the Fleet and
Fort M0ultrie.
8 u m ter is silent t

NEW YORK, Sept. 4.-The steamer Star OF
the South, from Charleston bar on Sunday, ar
rived here this morning. She towed the moni-
tor Lehigh hence to Charleston bar, where the
latter arrived safe.
The+teamer Union, from Charleston bar on
the 3lst of August, arrived this morning. She
lay of Charleston bar from noon on Monday
till sunset.
About 2:3o on Monday the iron-ciads moved
toward Sullivan's Island taking position abreast
Of Fort Moultre, upon which they opened fire.
Moultre replied, assisted by a battery On sulli-
vans Islands; and also by batteries Wagner
and Gregg.
Gen. Gil!more's batteries kept up a fire on
Wagner.
Sumter was silent. The rebel flag still flies
over its ruins.
The result of the attack on Moultric was not
known when the Union left.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-04
Dry Goods.

Trade has assumed its full proportions. The
Fales this last week have exceeded those IN made
IN any one previous week. Jobbers and dealers
ire large buyers OF all desirable goods, even
previous 10 arrival. Stocks are shoit ali over
The country. The print market is very active
vt steady prices, and orders are being given
:or future delivery; desirable STYLES being scarce
There is considerable demand for Mancbester
prints. Standard cotton goods are not so active
Ns other KINDS. Brown and bleaehed shirtings
nd sheetings are a little lower. A great start
Jas been made In printed delaines. Atwood
J. oods OF lively and desirable patterns are now
produced by the Manchester company that beat
The French, to which they are preferred, com.
inanding better price in market. These are
selling 10 arrive at 42l cents; cotton and wool
mixed delsines selling at "a cents.
The movement In fancy cassimeres Is very
nctive. The sales are very heavy ut full previ-
Gus prices. Tho country dealers arc all scant
nf goods, and begin 70 buy more literally than
they have done for some time past. Satinets
tre rather quiet. Doeskins are moderately ac.
Give at STEADY prices. Flanncls are much
wanted. There 10 no assortment In market.
tloakings are in good request. shawls sell
,reely on arrival. The supply 10 limited at
resent, large orders having beun given to ar
i've. Army kerseys are dull. The army con-
.rsets made at Philadelphia have been taken ut
prices below cost of production.
sorelgn goods are In great activity. Goods
uou ueips taken freely out of bond, and arrivals
come on tue market Immediately. British
hress goods are sought for eagerly, and the
supply Is found insufficient. Plain colorsJ
dress goods, especially alpaca and coburr' are
fehng 10 arrive by coming packets. Prices
Hre out OF the market. Saxony dress yoods .,s
Offering freely at puction, meeting a good de-
Inand. French delanes and merinos are sd.
pancing, and sell readily. All kind, OF French
llks are active. Ribbons, millinery goods are
carce and wanted. Heavy wooens are being
AIKEN freely by tho clothing trade, and com
Insnd advanced prices. The orders for fresh
inportatons are being given freely.--Nv York
IndepsRtIeat.