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s NABLK DRY GOODS a~
We open to-day
case Of heavy and fine BROWN CANTON FLAN-
case Of heavy and ane WHITE CANTON PLAN
Large assortment of heavy SHAKER PLANNDLs.
Large 1Hs1sSsrtment Of WHITE TwlLLBD FLAN.
Lars: aoSt Of BLUE, GRAY and RED rw1L1.D
Full s saas II BaEMoRAL SKIRTS,
81 Il WH1TE cofdS sahs;r1es
Large 6 Sirfo 10 AND A superior SHIFTING
Large s'Set e M quality of AL Wool SHIRT
Pine French or IRA iLANNHLs. In every color
and shade, "a
\ and P,eiac DARK oALIooHs, some - low Is
800 pieces figured MoUsssIA1Ss d LA1Ns, st
so pise .nd Fr ssess British and s.xoD, DRESS
GOODS, Of the latest importations, At 81, IS,
sHAWLs, in great variety Of styles. from o to
02S-all very cheap,
French MERi NOES, Atwood A1PS, French Pop
IINn, EAPkkSS CLOTH, cod other fns
Atwood Goods. cheaper tban they can bs had
elsewhere, a. We bought them st aac uon very
~ We offer the above goo Ii % low - they can
be bought in Baltimore, Phiiadslphis. or Nav
" The pubic are respectfully invited to call
and inspect our large stock Ard lsarn our pSicSs
.o.s s.it s0s Pc. ays bot 9th and 10th sis.
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PEHsoNAL.--Goy. Washburne, of Me, is in
town, and is stopping at Willards.
Gov A. w. Bradford, OF Maryland, was also
in the city this morning 49,
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~ The Liabilities Of the fast young man who
has cut such dash in Boston, are found to
figure up to s6O0.oO0. He is only twenty eight
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-03

~ Major Cen Barnes, the new Military
Governor of Norfolk, arrived in that CITY on
Thursday, and entered upon the duties OF his
Office.
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~ Gen. Patrick has resigned his position as
Provost Marshal General of the Army OF the
Potomac,
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SGen Henry A. Thompson has been elected
president OF the Bank Of Baltimore, vice G. Z.
Jamison, deceased aaEs
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- Major Gen. Schenck is now at his homo,
In Dayton, Ohio, on a ten days leave Of alb
scnce.
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FINED-John Eichol and VIM. Brown, eth
street, opposite Park Hotel; Daniel Genan, eth
street, corner Boundary; Theodore Albon, No.
- eth street; Philip Henkes, 26. 7th street, and
Mrs. Hitchcock, Boundary street, between 7th
and Sth streets, were each fined 800 this morn
ing by Justice Ferguson, for selling liquor to
soldiers. Their liquors were also confscated
and their bars closed.
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ANOTHER NATIONAL BANK QUAR-.
TERLY REPORT,

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 3.-The first quarterly
report OF the National Eank OF Philadelphia
was published to-day. The bark has been en-
inently successful, and does q large business
already.
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FlRsT Ward STEAM OYSTER SALOON Pr.
town. sn Pc te;a you'd 5ss1sstfaly ~
orally list Is $. fso,s 90 ~ ss An %n1
2stG ssioon fSrIsfiy !ossanisd 81
lssD -ecnstanti, on had ~ bsst s ~ :. ~.
T1k6. &C. Families nDpiisd NTH 6ssh 1YasxXnh ~
y ~ S0.a''' ~ ''s 'tl sA'ir ssdsss
Nlw DRlss GOODS, 6. e , = MN
HEsneA nsrinesa. Oeburss. Pom d chiyira.
En- sR:s sssS; l1:ss sssSi s:
slseeIsa "a Bross Gstsoss. asar, ,5H3g
1iso IL s;esss H,sst ans oEE1 daAHa e
oeI n TAYLOR & %
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APPOINTMENT OF CLERKS IN The SrAra
DEPARTxESr.-George L. Berdau, OF Ken.
lucky. and Thomas H. French, OF the District
OF Columbia, have been appointed to clerkships
(frst CLASSY in this Department. Thomas L.
Forrest and ]. M. Grogan have resigned,
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PARADE OF COLORED TROOPS IN
PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 3.-The 9th and por-
ton OF the oth regiment Of colored troops were
on street parade to-day, with colored drum
ps. They made good appearance, and ex-
r,uch interest
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Warrington Money MarkeLLasest Qus.
tatiens.
Furnished by Lewis johnson & Co., Bank
ers:
Buying. Selling.
q. y. Coupon Bonds, 1881 geology 1e7I
U. ;. 5'2Os ......paf
Y. .. 7.30 Notes ...............165k le6k
Quartermasters' Checn........90x
New Ceruncdtes. .99b
American Gold. 14oa142 ll3X
American Silver. 12Ua125
NEW YORK RAT1s-3 oLo0K P. Il.
Coupon SIS, 1871, LOT; 1905, 100; Certificates
OF Indebtedness, e9h; Gold. I42K; Erie RR.,
LUCK; Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago,
sax; Alton and Terrahaute, 6OA; Milwaukee
and Prairie du CHEN, 6s; Michigan Southern,
e5h. Market steady.
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DESCENT ON MARBLE ALLRY.-Last night,
the patrol paid visit to mo. 10, Marble
Ailey," and captured the folio wing fancy,
who were taken to the Guardhouse: Blanche
De Marbis, Anna Hall, Anna Leach, Lizzie
Rodgers, Isabella Baily, Emma CLARK, Ruth
Smith, and Mile Hill. This morning they
were brought before Justice Ferguson. who
fined them SIS each, which was paid and they
departed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-03

I" ST ALoYsIUs' PARociIAL SCHOOLS
EEXT SUNDAY, Oct. 18th. thereis to be i. Grand
Schools, ratocAial School. and Orphans 81 the
city IN h"I"r q the opening "F ia" ST. Aioysius'
streets The SCI "o! house To- feet by Az has just
b"cp completed, and will h opened next week
ind. rstsnd that til following is to BE- the We
or RR nY TIE rmnCE sSIoy
md. Chiff Marshal. mounted. Hid
{, St Al3y~r9' Literary Insttpse, with banner
with several hanI RS sui ras.lia
81 sfg s,,n5 .! shno e &C.: c.iisse
pnn;,. h :, n 4, M,,s school Girls and n3ys
School, with banners
st. Dominick's and st. Pattck's Sunday Schools,
St Peters Sunday School. with banners.
norPh.n Girls Of st Vincent,s Asylnm.
Aid Orphan Boys R OF st. s sosseDh's Asylum.
st.Aloysius' societynfst. Mary siGerman hurch,
: Pupils of St. Mays ny s sehe' i, Win banner.
st. !oreph's Society of st. Marys Church. with
Father Matthew Total Ab.tinsnc. society, With
The Phoenian As.oci st with banner.
soaates Of the Afnsas nssss III zd
Conferences Of s. yinssns d Paul, with bannors.
- Ehos. II. Parsons Esq viii be chief marshal
!he ST. Aloysius Literary Institute, and the St.
A!oyElus psrochial and Sunday Schools will leave
ne CHURCH. corner n orth Capitol and streets at
down Fifth to st. Msry's church where they will
receive the German Catholic school aud associA-
t!oAs, They will theme. proceed down Fifth TO
street and up to GonzagA College. There they
vii e Joined By the other societies and schools
arriving at Tenth street.. they will take in the
orphan boys and girls and will then go down Tenth
70 pennsylyanis avenue; down the Avenn. to
Louisiana avenue down this avenue to Third ST.
where 81: Peter s Sunday school will fall into the
rsnks Then up Third to I. down t. First, up
dresfes, will be delivered By Rev 4. L Hitselber-
ger and others. Should the weather prove pro-
pItous. 1T will undoubtedly be the grandest affair
Of the kind ever Witnessed in Washington If
the day be stormy the celebration will be post
poned until further notice oc 2-lts
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DIED.,

Mrs. MARTHA A. B00SE del on the ID inst At
the rssidence Of her son, Enos kay aged Ito years
The funeral TO take place at III CLOCK a m on
the 5th Infant, at her son residence Her frisnds
are respectfully invited to attend the funeral
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ises long and feet highy also sSnsil WALL
"a 18th Apply ct No. ais L street, 5etvsen eth
90 1-3t~
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dEO1G growH ADYAgRe.--The arrivals by
eanal At the port Of 0eorgetown during the
past week number sixty boats, laden with coal.
the departures for the week will number ear
~ as many bcaa. 3 IL IFE
The revenue OF the Georgetown Collectors
to about $4,000.
Inc line OF ths canal Ii free from troublesome
vlsItors, ana boats pass and repas, without
oelays except about Goose Greek, where the
Federal guards detain them at night to pre- vent
mishaps.
GRAND GERMAN 0PnEA-we have the plea
sure Of calling public attention to the fact that
Mr.. Albert Cassedy Will resume the manage
ment OF the w ashington Theater on next t hurs-
day, on which night he will present the entire
force OF the German opera imported from
Vienna, Breslin, Leipeic aud Hanover In the
opera OF "Der Freyschutz" -Weber's ch.f
d'1uure. OfcourTe all that apply will not gain
admission. Seats may be secured at Metzerott's
music store on Tuesday.
SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs.-Julia Ann
Mcpherson, n uisance; dismissed. W. q. Clark,
burglary; Jail. Alice Harris, drunk and dis
orderly; 20. Kate Robertson, do; do. Chas.
Frost, assault and battery; dismissed. E. W.
March, threats; do. VIM. Bowman, disorderly:
$1.9i. VIM. Frost, do; do. Chas. Frost do;
do. Ida Price, disorderly; dismissed. VIM
Hunter, drunk do. Anthony Lockwood, do;
do. Jno. Lockley, do; sI5S. Owen Mcbride,
drunk and disorderly; +. Hambright, do; Geo
Herbert, do; dismissed.
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SEE oUTsID. ToK INTERFERING 1ILE-
GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTAR.
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Nm EniCAL >AsSOCIATIoN -rne -ami
uS annual meeting OF the Medical Association
The District Colum bia will be eeu In the Msdoai
Department OF Georseapwn College on TUESDAY,
oc2yt JWH LOyEJnY, NJ. D Ses,v
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1- THE PHENIX SOCIETY Having cha ~
US its time If Meeting from tho second to Lhe
INST Sr2dFy es eve month, will accordiasly meet
fO-MOkkoW EVENING at7is a'ciock. 1T Tenn.
perance ball. full attendance Of the me ubers is
particularly needed, AZ an election Vt wsich none
hut taoss in good standing vote III take
place for delegates to the approaching Chicago
connection Herewith be transacted
tt THR CENTRE
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G. LORI sHE Wsl

CT 10 1oUs Esw sl
AT HEILBRUN'S
BOOT AND SHOE sTORl
900 Serenth street. under Odd Fsllows, Hill
to buy some OF those great bAfgaips which 80
enabled to offer. as follows. ~ 90
Ladies g AIIERs, 8lto @2sO -
ladies' SLIPPERS, SIC. to 0l 10.
Childrens SH0kS, 26c to q Is.
ANCLETb, 5ee to a.,
SHOES and G AIT1ks, st ali prices WIS.,
~ Oar Motto-'We tcy to please II
oel 2w' 500 7ta ST.. pnd, ODD SsiioS,sy T:h
vT'AKE N0TICEi PDy 800 800 /.
lo,. 10y, - -. Hsnelpe - p.,srswho
should 81 ~. r;ns - "a Rsoy,
Mesars Ev1RETT CT -
ana constitute unique
yer INTRODUCED, each Boo. %.
n1ApIEG NATTER and are emhs ELI
Native Artists. The Pivs Boz Ia MI
Dy Express on recsipt Of ~ O0hu All
csilAnsOus Panoramic Packaseo PLun.
uons and Phansy contsins Sketch 20, ecnss.
W; ConmnnIr1ms. .1sEavtnse Gard Photoar ,hs,
sse s.s sssh Price With ossd ssnts witScs, IA
- 80 - No1DAu &C.. Nov Yah.
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at No. Ilu Bridge street, Georgetown, was met
near the corner of Second street east and Penn
sylvania avenue, by w. H. Falls company H,
18th Pennsylvania cavalry, and the latter shot
the former, the ball taking effect above the right
nipple, inficfing serious wound. The wound
ed man was taken to the Old Capitol, where DIR.
Ford, surgeon Of the prison, did all in his
power to alleviate his sufferings, and subse-
queHtly he was removed to his residence in
Georgetown.
Falls was arrested by guard of the 153d
New York and taken to their camp, but subse-
quently he was taken to the Provost Marshal
and committed to the Central Guardhouse. At
the latter place he asked what he was arrested
for and on being answered for shooting a cit-
zen replied that he had served him right.
Douglas. states that Falls met him and said
that he (Douglas) was the man he was looking
for, and deliberately shot him; but Falls says
that Douglass called him id Yankee and
Lincoln hireling.
ORPHANS Count, Judge Purceu.-This morn
proven. The personal property is bequeathed
to his widow. and at her death Is to go to his
Oldest son. James ID. Clary, and the real estate,
consisting Of five lots, Is bequeathed to the
widow, to be disposed OF as she may direct at
her death. James d. Clary is nominated ex-
ecutor. 10 -a.4 +.
John Brown was appointed guardian to Lucy
Thompson, infant child Of Lucy Thompson.
Letters OF administration were granted to
Christian Moreland, on the estate OF the late
Motley Moreland. sHs.
James McSherry was appointed guardian
to Helen NJ, Mary O., and James q. McSher-
John T. Cochrane and J. Carter Marbury
were appointed collectors OF the estate Of the
late Judge Joseph Brown. s.Ea
A large amount Of routine business was
transacted. @
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COD FISH AND MACREREL.
- ,,,s,n, ~ We hays Just received
~ AittsN Nos. and MACKBREL
:. I cssk COD Fish, in aood order'
For safe Dy E6AN q PERRIX.
oc l-3t Corner II and Ninth streets
on BOILERS FOR SALE
~ NEWAND SECOND HAND STEAM ROLL
ERE, made expressly for 6tsamins Oysters. Veae.
tsbles, kecti'ylng and COOKING from one to ten
eorse power Tor sale at prices ranging from to
THOS. O. BRAssHOR l. CO..
&C l-4tS No rs LIGHT street Baltimore
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H@COLUMBIA TYPoaRAPH CAL SOCIETY
US Stated Msstins of the Columbia Typo
graphical society will bs held THIS Saturday.
1vENlNG at O'Clock, in tn Council On smber,
City Hall. " FRI2IELL.
1t. Recoriins Srcrntary
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XXyANTuD - SECOND HAND IURnifUk1
w Also. Mirrors. earlss. bsds,. 6saaing s0a
-~~T ~ r. BpCHLY, &2s It'll q,
ssar S-f sI,s dr. = bat. and 81, est noe
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* FROM LONDON
HWIET'S Works, Vols. svo.
Hurep's Historical Researches. Vols.
Burksf General Armory.
RusselPs History of Modern Europe. Vols.
Blalneyh History OF the Philosophy OF the Mind.
Vols.
Spectator Vel
Rambler. Idler, Adventurer. and Oonnoisssur.
lVcl r." : F7sIl77
Taller and Gusrdisn Vol "a s -.-@
Kemp1 Phases of Matter 2Vola
Speculative Philosc ply Of Cbslybias.
Michaudb History OF the Crusades. 5 Vols.
Complete Works of Hobbessof ksslmesbury. Is
Vols Z
emolletth Works, Illustrated by Cruikshank
ocs FRANCK TAYLOR
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0-U. y. MAXINE Barracks,
US Washington, sd Or 1868.
This is to inform the President an Members of
St. A'oysius Parochial school, that tn Marine
B2nd has Othet leader than FRANCIS sCaLA:
AID if the public wish the s,rvices Of the Band
they must come to headquarters and get permits
si1n from the com m andsnt Of the corps
It. JSO HARRIS, Col Gomd' Pant
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WANTED 1MM1DIATELY-A good COOK
w WAITRESS. and CHAMBERMAID Al No
25 Four. and.A- half street oc g-r-
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IlssNSTvS 1tenia

IEiRichmond good " hiskey sells OF SpVgV
"a baffel, rebel money. An inferior arnele
.tan chad for $4,000. A glass Of brandy
leommauds Eve doIlars.
& THE government lately tmporteda let
;coudenued Horses from NewbeFnito New
York: 10 az 10 have them, sold where hoFs4
es are high They we're Sold a. auctIen'
on Monday for So per head less Than
freight aud charges, many OF them ssllng
for less than a dollar,
TIN copperheads in Congress will prob
ablsfun George HI Re pdls1o9 o.. 9alg.itoF
SPEAKER.
Tan satst through train from New York
to Washington without ehange of2caFs,
was run. on Mouday.l ssEEs5
The number of prisoners in dispute is
only seven thousand men, and It Is better
tn at we lose .thetr services than that opF
unfortunate soldiers be starved 70 death
TIN estimated internal revenue receipts
for. the fiscal year ending June 30, 1864,
ara ONLY go. 600 600 The revenue Law
win have 70 be amended to give the $780,
O0O, 900 anticipated and wanted.
THEaE viii bea convention Of United
| Slater assessors at Cleveland, OHIO, on the
third Wednesday in December to view the
1 internal revenue Law and its workings In
the light ofexpsrienoe.
LErrERs from Baton Rouge, Louisiana,
represent that there is considerable brisk
ness in the cotton-trade in that quarter.--
About two hundred bales come in daily,
much of It from points within the rebel
lines,
THR Richmond SentiaeE has noticed that
the confederates generally win victory in
about thirty days. after each fast day they
lobserve, and itsuggests $50 In view of this
fact would it not be we'll for religious de-
I nominations to unite in urging the presi-
deut to set aside one day in every thirty
for fasting and. prayer, and not wait until
our country is shFoQded in gloom 'fr0m de-
feats and disasters" ifiu ~
ONE woman can now make as much lace
in a.day as aahundred womeu7could a hum
dred yearsfagoa One woman can also wear
as much as hundred ussdtto.
TaE grandscns Of Thomas Jefferson are
all rebels; the granddaughter, save one il
New York, are Unionists as well as their
husbands, and two Of them have sons ID
our armies. -
.THE completion of the Atlantic and
Great Western railroad is expected 10 open
new era in western commerce, Land ID
cheap aud laborers ara indemand all along
the road. (
AN oak beam Of shakspsare's house has
been made into bust of the poet. Who
would have thought that ShA kspeate would
turn out a 1wOodea headp at this late day
,NApoLEos and .Eugenie want the pope to
some 10 Paris aud crown them, but the
pope has conscientious scruples about Il
Nice crowns with lots of jewels are ell
ready and waiting.
THE French government is sending young
women TO New Caledonia to marry tbs
Ffencb colouists there. The government
furnishes an outfit and Eugsnie gives. eaot
of them a shawl. ,a 49, =.
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ORDNANCE OFFICE,
WAR DEPARTMENT.

--t-s- WAsEEs8ToIII NOVEMBER n, ts1a.
NEALRD PROPOSALS UlIl be EoealSe4aG ells
sSS Ss ss2a "a soFaiibf s S6 sss q
cavalry Aoe0utFemoutss 20 - deltVeFea ~ tne Vt
lowing quantities, At the undsEIa1led plees, VI
1850 sets at ths Unit States Annoy, spring
s5eoos:.se. ~ stss's Arsspal
1900 ssts at Yrankfori Arsenal, Bri1esbuEE, Pa.
$4,000 sets a Allegheny lIso1al, RlttS6nEg. Pa
200 sets .. Sc. Louis AFSslal, &c. Louis, 40.
TIss5 asuOatFauents are % be made n strict Goa
fOEmity with the llation patterns, which can b
seen at the above named places Eaoh st tsto con
sist of one aAeFebelt and plate complotos one ear
blns sling Wslh swivel, eoHpIsAes one sabre kDols
0no caFhlne eaEtEidgb boz; 0ha pistol boGs
one belt hoeteFs tpE fesolsefs a1a oneeaP
d the best Ulfarial and WoEEll sfle gl1fes
knot and eaFbine-sling are - y made q BIZ
oisfsr m en- I,oslI. q hest (9GE 1sl LSIisT.
e g . dsllt.letg g.l5 q, - y. ~ -
NJ III ~ ~ trsf al rhe aIliolGs - %
- Ihe place slioFo % 10 boliyaTlf s
Deliveries I9nst - made IN lots q not losI than
pnder,a1a not less than 1OQ9 sets per week tE 81
contracts ~ over 10000 soie. me hEst tntEety g
and any failure 70 deliver a. sped1ea time "a
subject the eontFaetoF to forfeiture q the nLIeE
Of sets which he may Al % deliver a thAt tine
rel; the boxes for which viii BE- paid for a. e0st
price, 70 be determined BY The inspector.
BIdderB viii state explicitly the Arsenal WhaFe
they propose to deliver, ard q more than one plaes
q separate bid must be made i1F each ~ D Did viz
be Cousi ri fr0n parties Otlsf than Fesllal man
81 the Article. aud such - are known e
the Department. % befllly competent q oEeelte
IN ,thetr own shop TIE WORK PEgl0soq t9f. k4el
into bon9a with aDprOFed surottess for IT, fAitta
M Department reserves The right . reject a,y
Proposals viii Be- addEssss1 % -BEigadiar GeisEal
George y, R9rsly, Chief Of Ordinances, fitashtu
D n. and VII % endorsed s-PEoPOsais fur CaVllEJ
u
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Ths Latest nIohmond S li.,. re
prom the Richmond Dispatoh d tie 2oth.

PROM the Richmond Dtspateh Of the 10Th. a.
Since eur last report specie has gone mp
considerably, We now quote, SIS rs the
buying, and SIS as the selling price for
gold, Silver is bought by the brokers at
Sl2 aud sold for Sl3. i,.,7
1--WE wonder what specie win be when
the news from Bragg arrives in Richmond.
-Eps, IEFEI.l 49,
+! Bank Notes-SoHAherh bank notes. are
bought by the bIokkrs Rt S2.76 and sold
for So 90 tsalf .HrElc .HsHFI ~
Grajp-The receipts Of grain are still
very light We have heard of 9sa1es Of
wheat ranging from $lOto Is % bushel,
according 10 quality latter figure for
a choice article. Corn Is selling at from
$lb to 10 ~ bushel, aud very little in mar
ket. n ii9s5.l.9 On hi 9 g
Country Produce and Vegetables-Bacon
hog round $2.76; lard $3.50; butter
$3.T5; eggs $2.O0; Irish potatoes $500;
sweet do $40, to II; tallow candles 1915
to 400; salti40to 40 cents. These are the
Wholesale rates. - 453al stb
In the city markets fresh meats are
worth ST 80 TO LOO for beef aud mutton,
and So 90 for pork; chickens So 90 to 90
% pair; ducks 81 90 to 500 q pair; but
ter $500 to 200 - ID; sweet potatoes $3.50
- half peek; Irish potatoes $500 81 half
peck. 4 a.it'4i-.l ~ -
Groceries-oo Coffee, wholesale, 5000 -
n; retail SIC; sugar S.. 90 to So. 26i asorgho
molasses, wholesale, $12 y galloui aud
Sl4 to Is retail: is 19i1e
Liquors Whisky sos to Go % gallon;i
apple brandy $45 TO so: high proof rum
$50; French brandy Ss0to loo.
Leather-The supply of leather in the
market is somewhat Improved. We quote
sole leather $3.50 to 4. so % 10; upper do
$3.50 to 800; harness do S. 90 70 6 co.;
hides are quoted At $2,60,toi 275 for dryS
$3.50 for sailed green tanners oil 81. 90
toT5. 90 per gallon a1u
TobA0co-The demand for tue different
brands Of tobacco Is improved, and prices
tending upward. soisi!
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-28
House of Delegatesl
Fl FRIDAY, Nov. %, 1868.

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Prayer by Rev. d. W. Fisher.
MIR. lCRoTHRRs, by leave, introduced q
bill a. No. 1901 fixing the limitfor allow
ances TO recorders.
/, Read first time gzfl - 'z4.ift
The House was informed thAtthe Senate
had agreed TO tho amendment TO the reso-
lntiqn fpE final ADJOURNMENT, fixing there
for. the 9Th pfoximo (ertoneOusly printed
10th 10 a former reportl; and that that
body had passed the bill III. No. 1877 re-
IaIing to conyicts, and passed with slight
amendments the bill IA. No. 1881 regulatf
ing contested elections.
The amendments were concurred in by
the House, 4 .5s.s,ig ~ assF
The following House bills were read a
third time and passed s.F'~~s -
No. lao, exempting certain real estate
from distress aRdileVy (homestead billy !
l., No. ia, for the education and support
of the blind. Isl
The bill "a. No, 145), authorizing the
publication ofan!extra number of the laws,
Was read the third time and tabled.
The bill "a. No. l43) to regulate the
election of justices and constables aud TO.
prescribe in part their powers and duties,
was read the second time, and after some,
Consideration and amendment laid on the
table. "a. aof ,tit va 'fe'a
Mr. McGREws called up the Conference
Gommittee'ssreporto on the Assessment bill
ca No. 9s) and the reporttWas adopted.
The report of the joint committee to
contract for the lease of the Lancasterfan
Academy, for a temporary capitol, was
taken mp; and adopted. - =
On,motion OF Mr. Lamb, the County aud
Township Committee, was directed to con.
slider thesexpellency of authorizing the
boards fsuperyisOrst TO order ieyies to be
made from time to time during the war, for
the relief of the families of living and de-
ceased soldiers of their respective counties,
in the service of the United States.
Mr. RurFHER called up on its second
reading, the bill "a. No. 1881 prescribing
taxes on licenses, and while 1t was being
considered, the House took a recess till
3 O'Clock p. M
The afternoon was spent in the discus
sion of,Ihe bill under consideration when
the House took recess.
Tho bill was 6ually recommittet and
the House adjourned. f-'''.