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CRIMINAL CoURT-John Tally, indicted
yesterday for an assault and battery, plead
guilty, and was sentenced to pay a fine of $50,
or two months imprisonment in default of pay
ment.
James Baker, larceny, guilty; one year in the
penitentiary.
Adelaide Forrest, assault; guilty.
John Conner, manslaughter, was found
guilty, and recommended to the mercy of the
court.
Eliza Robinson, assault and battery, was
sentenced to one month in Jail, to pay a fine of
S25, and in default of payment to be impris-
Cned one month longer.
VIM Albert alias Shorter, assault and battery,
three months imprisonment in the jail.
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~ $4,000 WORTH eEwU
ESNfNN
BOOTS AND sHo1Sl
Have been received this day ct
HEILBRUNy
AIN SHOE ST0R1,
SOC SEVENTH STREET.
and Will be sold at tremendous low prices. We
name the following:
Children e Shoes from Is cents up,
Misses Bslmorals and Caters Is cents,
Ladies' Balmorals from 81 up,
Caters, good quality, 81 80.
Slippers from s, cents up,
Bed. White and Black Slippers and Caters, latest
styles,
Mems fine Boots, Caters and Buckle Shoes, very
cheap.
Also, . great variety Of
TRUNKS AND VALI0ES
At L. HEILBRUN l. co.,
sos It'll street. adjoining
my l9-2wt Odd Fellows Hall,
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WANTED
WANTED.

w WANTED.
Every Lady in the District to KNOW = :. in CON
81
IN
for and Gotson
to do the While onr We and
sa sss s1
sppePior to any heretofore given to the Ladies II
WSSSTIIks.D.;A4, sAkbER at 4si 10th s. a. gear
ss1s:;isi' HAs i Il ~:
WANTID-A middle aged WOMAN to do gen
w eral house work in q small family. No diff.
ss and & anHs to- so my
WANTED-A WOMAN and a BOY to do general
c11sIs'' street near Road IT, g. SUsE4 g.
WANTED-A HOUSE and PLACE one mile or
Wv ore mile and half from the city, suit.bls
susls a. hs Stan
wv Of sm Al family Pho.ssFsYh ss,lsIy; cor.
B15d 1ss ST. spa Washington Streets ee0rssso"n.
W4sTIP 11ATlLY 9;.; EVE S sssd
LOON itas, and Fsys! Ms5ss.st 4siIs,
WAVED IMMEDIATBLY-Tvo Grat class
hair Work. Inquire at DEmON9 EOT y human
Hair Store corner of D and 10th streets, near the
avenue. myl8-3ts
WANTED TO RENT-A STORE on 7th street.
w Any person having the same for rent will
please call or address g., 396 It'll street, corner
OF Fl st. N lot
WANTED-An ICE CREAM MAKER to at
w tend to q horse and make himself generally
useful. Inquire at o. 81. RIDKN0UR'S. 304 Pa.
avenue. LOST
WANTED-A sITVATION by q Respectable
w Girl to do Chambsrwork, or would have no
objection to take charge of Laundry or to 60 in
the country. Apply at 3A6 18TH street. between
and streets. my9
XNANTED-Golda and silver watches, Diamonds,
w Pistols, PawnbFokers's Tickets. Furniture.
Clothing, or any article of value The highest cash
price paid, or exchanged for other goods. At
Singer Sewing Machine Agency, seq 9th street,
three doors north of Pa avenue. ap 2z.1n"
nIIR SKINS WANT1Dt-The subseribers win
IL pay the highest cash prices for Dl1R SKINS,
| 1t their Bucksfin Glove Mandatory, los High
street 1eH is etaf0rsss0"n' D. RAMsBuRa EBERT.
VITANTED-A limited number Of PUPILS for
| w instruction ON the piano forte. Best OF ref
erences given. h. Dlsat No. a2a b ST.. between
| 9th and It'll SITS. mar l3-u
| w AMT D-sEOOND HAND FURNITURE.
! w Also. MIRRORS CARPETS, BIDS, BED.
DING and no UsEF uREIsHING GOODS ofevery
| ies If between G and II, east side.
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DECLINES THE HoNoR-We are authorized
to say that Mr.. John E. Thompson is not a
candidate for the City Councils to represent
the Third Ward. Mr.. T. already holds
t.ofice of trust" If not profit, as principal OF
Grammar School No. q, and believes himself
10 be ineligible under our city charter.
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AUCTION SALES,
Pr ". B. LEWIS & 90, .Auotonsers.
~ No. 307 Penn o svenue.

RYw. B. LEWIS 4 90, ,Auot,onsers.
~ No. 3O1 Renn's avenue.
GR1AI SALE OF PM GOLD WATuHly,
HHfnANMoEDs: J1WBLRY, 90. AT AUCTION.
shn NDA1. Nay q, 1t 10 O'Clock, ct our etors, we
over So in. e e1s oOlsssi.. 4 ..nsis
Tns;.una, Gold Guard, Vest, and Fob Chains, fas
je.ery &e soef oss AID n%sf.la sns Pa.
an nv W. 81. e sold WITHOUT rs;s5ys No ,r,..
RY THos. BOWLING. Auct.. Georgetown.
FERNITURE. GROCERIES, &C., &C., AT AUG
On MONDAY, May n, 81 O'Clock, will sell. &C
Store No. IVA Bridge street, oppositsths Msrist.
assnerh assortment Of Household se Furniture
lot of sroceries. &C., the effects Of small Gre
Gerry Stere.
my Is St THOMAS BOWLING, Aaet.
- AND GHhRisON IQUIPAGI, TINT
OUTINGS, dc.
Chief Qxa,ssrn'asier's 06es, Depot Of Washi.ssen,f
., VIII b Id at PUBLIC auction, under the dires-
tor ofCaptain D. G.. Thomas, NJ. 8: K, z. 8. A..
At Goyernment warehouse No. s, on nth, between
MONDAY. May q, 1855. at 10 O'Clock, A. n; .
large lot Of condemned Clothing. &c, consist
Infantry and Cavalry Goats, Jackets. Trousers.
pets, Drum Heads, Flies. Logging, Flags, Stock
Piss.,ss Axes:
Tent Cuttings, Hospital Tents, sibiey Tents. WALL
snoessssul bidders must remove the stores within
Eve 90 DAYS from date of sale.
Terms cash. in Governmsent uRRdd5StKuR.
Brig. Gen. and Chief ousrterm.ster.
my4l6t Depot of WAshin gton.
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MARRIED.,

n this city. on the 18th inst, by the Rev. DR..
SMITH, daugher Off. ". Smith, Esq. No cards
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RYJ.a STAFFORD CO., Auctionssrs.
PEREMPTORY SALE O, 4 FRAME HoUsI
AND LOT IN THE FIRST WARD

Ar AUCTION
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, the I'd inst, at 6
on on oe pnhsa We snail sell nns peril ,ns
fronting on 10th street IL feet lOh inches and run
. Two story Frame House, in good repair, and
month.
This property fronts goth street west, near the
market, in . thriving neighborhood where prop
erty has largely enhanced in value. and Will bs
sold without reserve, as the owner Is about tn
leave the city.
in and IL months. with interest secured by O
deed of trust ON the premises.
Conveyancing and stamps at the cost Of the pur.
chaser.
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WANTS

sSsr I BOYS Mon: s Gs s
f. lss.,a '% g.. h. hGssa
II Boz e Once and n tern: sl'
w take care Of child and m MAKE herself ssn.r-
SsEv sssfs ,b mall family Apply to sss st.
COUNTRY BOARD WANTID-Boerd wanted
foc %si q h .9a
WAMEdTHHPDNNAn,, Irish o. GeI%.o aIRt ,h or
q PCT
iss sA east n'.1z
.ssi1. Appis q. s1 asrsha% hots m a9
WANT1D-AA WoMAN e eock, vs.h and iron
ply at a6a iass st Ses aud my 1sst
TReNlRs WANTED IMMIDIATILY AT rHl
ean H' sIids. Steam Laundry th street; scar
WANTEp-A competent OPERATOR on
ply at No. 467 eth street, bet. D and Z. mi9.2t'
eas sGGs ss sad ssz..ss A
WAANTED.2oo 600 LADIES to get their
sveen ssh asS st stampea ascss Bfsd
ing Cotton, &c, for sale, myI9 If
WANTlD-A good COOK. Also VBGETA-
w BILE COOK and DISH WASHERS. Inquire
for two days at the New York Hotel. corner 18th
and streets. my 19-3t~
WANTlD-A respectable WOMAN to assist in
w cooki and make herself generally useful.
Apply at the Oyster Bay, 255 Pennsylvania ave-
nue., after ii O'Clock q. m. my l9-2t*
A MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN wishes . good SIT
A CATION as housekeeper. Good recommends
ton If required Call st No. % East Capitol St,
between LIST and I'd, my l92tH
WANTED-By young gentleman, to BOARD
w With an intelligent German family. who
practical knowled &c of this language. Please
address for two weeks Box 577 City Pc ml9 2t'
WANTED--A small Furnished HOUSE. in
w GEORGETOWN. near the Hei ghts referred,
of FIVE six rooms. neat and comfor BILE for the
summer months Rent by the month. in advance.
Apply to W. B. MOSES, Fur niture Store nsaEOdd
FelloWB' Hall, 18th st. my l9Iw
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"A. ATTORNE YS-ATLAW.
GENERAL CLAIM AGENTS AND BROKERS,
800 street, Union Buildings" between Gro E
ver's Theater and Willards', fronting
Pennsylvania avenue,
WASHINGTON CITY, D. @.
Prompt attention given to all claims and bust
ness before Congress, the Courts, and the Execu-
tive Departments.
Quarterr1aster, Commissary. Ordnance, and all
other War Accounts speedily adjusted
Money loansd and advanced on Claims. ~
A. 8. COX Is CONNECTED in business WIZ nis
brother, 8. 8. Cox, of Ohio, who has established
an sfice in New York city, and will, whenever
required, aid in the preparation. presentation. an
g. 8. COX'S Office is 1872 Broadway. New York.
When not fou nd there, he will be in Washin gton,
where his business letters may be to our
care-Box 41Q my H.6tS
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GRAND LARCENY OAsBs-Dennis Toomey,
q soldier, was arrested by officer Howard for
stealing two pairs Of pants and vest, the
property Of Richard Smothers. Justice Giber-
SON sent the accused TO Jail tor court. Emanuel
Murphy and W. S. Gray, boot blacks, were
arrested by officer MICHIGAN for breaking
open show case on the avenue, near eth
street. belonging to W. H. Cotton, and stealing
about 5000 worth of corps badges and other
plated ware. Justice Giberson committed both
the prisoners to Jail for court
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Dye. B. L. CROWN & CO., Auets.

By virtue of power vested in the undersigned -
and an order of the o. co...;t n a pio.
0eoik .ausy. Maryland, We Nill offer ." -
sale, on the premises, on To sDAV ..pubne
of May inat., At 5 p m. Lot NJ the seth day
fronting % feet On 7th ST. ~. S. in square AW.
j. running back O. ..eet west, between and
Island, in the 80 rect to . 10 foot alley, on the
This Nv -.ly Of Washing ton. d. @.
the -operty lies in an improving portion OF
~.Iy, and offers induceme nts to purchasers.
Terms Of sale; One alf the purchase money cash
on the day Of sss or hna I.tiacasion By the court
residue in two equal install Of six and twelve
months frc. uay or sale, bearing interest from
that time till paid; to be secured ~ the notes of
the purchaser With sursties to be approved BY the
undersiene l. On the payment of the ahole pur-
putable, -
All convsyaneins, including revenue stamps, A
WILLIAM II. TUCK,
B. x. AORSnLL,
Executors Of B. Hamilton.
my9.tdH o. B. L. CROWN CO., Aucts.
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HABRLMANN's CONCERT.-To-morrow night
Habelmann, favorably known as Primo Ten
ore OF the German Opera, gives grand sacred
concert at Growers Theater, assisted by such
artists as Mile Canissa and Steinecke, of the
opera troupe, and the Partisan pianist, M lie
Nabbell. The selections have been made with
great care, and include some OF the finest mu-
steal productions. A most enjoyable enter.
tainment is anticipated.
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GROWERS THRATER EDITION.
This, as we'll as the other editions of the TIMES
presents nequalled advantages for advertising
and general communication for business purposes.
PUBLICATION oFFICE-35s D ST., near 10th.
-
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PKsTILRNCR-The poisonous stencil from
the glandered- decomposed- horse and bone
boiling establishment on the Virginia shore,
opposite Giesboro. was, If possible, intensified
this morning. The malaria from that plague
spot is felt most sensibly by the residents Of
the lower part OF the city, a number of whom
during the last few days, have been attacked
with alarming symptoms. Ore or TWO cases
have already terminated fatally, and others
are in q critical condition.
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GREAT SAIL OF BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE
s1TlS On THn HIGH GROUND MAR CO.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, May 50. ct 8
O'Clock, en- the premises, shall sell thirty plots
ON the Piney Branch road, between Pieres's Mill
and the 4th street road, being part OF the estate
These COTTAGE Sites are on the high GROUND
known as Piney Branch road which 6r beautiful
and romantic scenery ID unsurpassed In this vicin
ity. This road, leading to Pierce's Mill and Rock
Greek, has long been the favorite drive OF lovers
of the picturesque. Each pot Is improved with
some Fifty or sx,y varieties Of fruit trees Of the
frest quality.
The Opportunity to purchase ground In this
favored locality is seldom offered. It il easy e
access, being only q short walk from the terminus
Of the l4th street passenger railroad.
Terms at sale.
my il. tds 10 MCGUIRE l. CO., Aucts.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

FURNISHED ROOMS ROR RINT.Ior rent,
GO mfor table ana well furnished ROOM a. No.
sou 18th It., bet G and 81 SITS. The location Is
one OF the most desirable in the city. ep u 81
FoR RENT AND IURNITURl 1OR sALA1A
.very desirable two story and sttie AOUs1,
,GIoontainlng thirteen rooms. In one OF tae oest
.ocantise IN the city. The rent is the most moae'
we IN Warrington. FOR further informatson
apply q the etsf once counter. ep 81
'D LIT WITHOUT BOARD-3 FURNISHBD
- AVOMs On ID floor. Apply at 272 So. cor
ITO LET-A HOUSE AND STORE. On Pennsyl-
vania avenue. Possession can be had At ones.
inquire at the premises, No. 245 Pennsylvanis
FOR sALI-A BAKERY aud RESTAURANT,
In Q central location, and doing good paying
otnsiness. Apply ct I'D street. between and u
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT-A Parlor
= and two Bed Rooms. to let together or sepa.
rately. Alse. other rooms suitable fer house
keeping, with OF without board. Apply at No.
234 street, one block from the cars myaos Nv
A .EURNIsHBD HOUSE FOR RENT, QON-
~ tanning fourteen rooms, With water and gas
between Sst and 92d streets. Possession given
June LIST. Inquire 1T No. S5 opposite. my2o St.
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RRNTLA FRONT
T. PARLOR and two BED ROOMS on I'd floor.
Also. other ROOMS suitable for housekeeping,
with or without BOARD. Apply at234 Fl street,
between 18th and goth streets, one block from the
cars. M 26-2R+
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TT 8. MARsHAL,S sALI.-In virtue Of 4 Witt
u of Teri facias issued from the Cierf's Once
of the Supreme 0eurt Of the District ofColumbis,
and TO me directed, will expose to public sale
for cash, at the Auction Store of VIM. L. Wall e
Co.. on Penn'A avenue and 9Th street, on SAT Or.
DAY, the 9th day Of May inst, commencing ct 10
O'Clock Q. 10. one Trunk containi ng large ~
sortmeng ofladies apparel. seized and levied upon
as the goods and ehattels Of Blank, and VIII Be
sold to satisfy judicials No 795 In favor OF Noses
A'Ssaa against George 3 W 1saI5e H LAMoN.
nyH-td rt u. 8. MarshAl. D. O.
GALE on UNITED STATS sTlAMEKs AT
- --rr--..E AUCTION.
.-.4rr r. UNIFIED STATES NAVY YARD,
. WAsHIEGToN, D; e.. NAY ~; l 49,
at II O'Clock m on sATURDAYat the Sd DAY q
June next at the Navy Yard IN wsshinet9n. y.
G the United States steamers YANKEE, Jacob
ssssi:a 's e. e
fneSes diameter Of cylinder, IS Inches stroke OF
rss scoS Bell Is wooden side wheel steamer.
IA5 feet long; breadth Of beam 20 feet inches and
depth of hold feet; diameter OF cylinder, 81 In
ches; stroke of piston, feet.
The Dragon 10 . wooden propeller. "a feet leng;
breadth Of beam. IL feet. and depth Of hold feet
6inches diameter Of cylinder Is inches, and stroke
fHs Vessels may Be- seen AID further particulars
made know on application to Commodore J. y.
MON TGOM1RY. 0ommsndant. Waahington Navy
FERNS Of sale Cash, in Government funds; 81 .ooe
each vessel at the time Of sale, and the balance
within six days thereafter. my Is eodtds
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PIC MICS, EXCURSIONS, &c:

PIC MICS, EXCURSIONS, &c:
Phor. L. s.:oI MdA4, d..I =.
MAY ' FITS 1ivA L
win take 'l'ifiI Il Fl; AssssER1h AIs, a
Estrsst; between sth and 10th, on FRIDAY I'VE
~ I:dis: Invitation or Tickets .pplyas the
For particulars see failure advertisements.
THR FIRST oHANoE.
The BOILER MAX BIS Of the waalinston
orm tse puS f.ss ssat tssy
S%ss. f.an s5 T.s $40 s
he p:sEs * make # the
the 7th street wharf At & M. Blasden wharf at
sa m: Als.and.ia st e m; Tickets admit
mittee or at the boat on the day Of the excursion
fine brass and string band has been engaged for
PRoF. J. ". KRE!s, ,pANCINa ACADEMY.
f SDpo:,: isIssss az H iRs slh
Pref KREIs bess leave to announce to his for
e 1 oS OF
Days and Hours Of Taitiea fop Ladies.
and Masters, Wednesday and Saturday afternoons,
Gentlemen 9 Glass. Monday. Wednesday. and
Friday evenings.
Private instructions given to suit the cenve-
niences of the pupil.
For further Information apply at or address a
note to the Academy. or Room No II washing
ton Bu a corner Pa avenue and TIN street.
IRISH FLAG PRESENTATION AND PIC MIC.
L The FeniAn Bro,herhood. of Georsete.n, a
have m ade arrangements for . Grand PIG
Mic on the Sth of June at the 9TH Street Park. ~
A plendid Irish Flag will be presente ted to0A
Ruished Speakers will be present from New York,
Philadelphia, aud other cities. Full particulars
in future notice. my Is and 20
/ ' Second GRAND PICNIC at JBENE- a
MANS PLEASURE GARDENS, corner 4th
and streets, Capitol Hill, on
WEDNESDAY. May the oath, 1855. ~
commencing at O'Clock p. m. and ending at II
O'Clock Tickets SO Cents, admitting gentle nan
and ladies.
Committee Of Arrangements.
j. Flanagan. J. Hogan,
P. Fay. T. Shea.
T. Collins, my 1856"
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60 CT SScE EHHsT0RlD
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&100 RAWARD,..stolen from the stable Of
instant. one dark BAY MARE, heavy name and
tall white star in forehead; shod all round, with
toe apd heel corks; weight about 800 pounds:
hight Is er II hands; has more the app sar ance of
horse from her heavy build; about eight years
old. will pay the above reward for the return Of
the mare or capture of the thief or thieves. or
S75 for the return of the mare alone
.mys lint Chron i 662 7th street.
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DIssOLUTIoN OF COPARTNzRsHIP.

The psrtnership heretofore existing under the
reason of the death Of Mr.. Dorothy All persons
having any claim against the fir are requested to
present them to O. II Birckhead for settlement.
and ali persons indebt ed to the firm respect
fully Que sted to call and pay their bills as is
desirable that the affairs Of the drn should be
aoffled mi dAlay
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ICE PITCHERS AND WATlR- C00L1Rs.
We have Just received Q large supply of(N
the above goods, to which we inv tie the Nv
attention of purchasers in want of . good
article. -
WEBB &c BEVERID6l,
1w~ 5O4 Odd Fellows Hall, It'll st.
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haps few workmen who who had had an Opportunity OF
addressing SO large an audience subj OF so much
interest to himself He belonged to great WORKING
mems OF ganization. and wished merely to state his
reasons for supporting the eghthour demand. He
claimed that that which served preserve the
power of people added to the strength ana prosperity
Of the nation they constituted. He claimed Also that
he whose hours Of labor were few possessed
advantages which should be more equally
distributed. We the workingmen, arc governed
by the law OF supply and demand therefore when there
Is surplusagc OF labor wages less when It is In de-
mand wages are more This, the speaker argued, was
strong reason why the hours o. labor sbond be de-
creased without corresponding decrease OF wages
Speaking of legislation the speaker was not In favor OF
seeking it's aid exclusively They say that capital has
accomplished wonders; but it was the brain and snew
Of the natOn which lied 1t through s recent merry
ordeal capal had nothing to do with 1t; and the Ma
tional debt itself will be paid by the laborng classes
LETTER FROM HENRY WARD BEECHER.
A letter was then read from the Rev. Henry Wsrd
Beechcr stating his reasons for being unable to attend
the meeting the objects of which he Endorsed, ard
would endeayor to assist in their promotion by speak
ing future occasion. The mention OF MI;
Beoclers az first received with Kisses, ana
calls Of /" Can't you give us working manF " we
don't want parsons here" &C.; but silence was soon
restored the letter listened 20 and heartily cneered
at Its conclusion.
Mr.. CARR then addressed the audience few
ments in the German language. A fIee translation OF
his speech would imply that he agreed with the audi
heart and SOUL that he did not want to work more
than eight hours out Of q, and that he would Suck 10
the organization till that object aeilcd, without
any reduction Of wages. These sentiments elected
hearty cheers.
Remarks were made BY other members Of the Work
ingmen's Union, after which the meeting adjourned
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Commercial Intelligence.
LONDON MONEY MARKRT-The

LONDON MONEY MARKRT-Ihe fulds continued
TO exhibit increased hrmness.
American Securtie, continued firm
Gold was flowing largely into the Bank Of England, and on
the 23 u of discount reduced nom seven 70 SIX
aerhwates Circular Of The evening Of the I'D says Ina
market fox American Securities has Shown less ACTIVITY ou4
the ps week than time past the demand ior oos On
Continental having almost ceased Tor the pesen
though ae latest quotations. 63s b show only hacuoAi
alteration from last week .,.,
Of The Citv Of Boston, when demand sprung up for Ees on
which they improved about dollar share closing 90
55t Illinois shores advanced slightly, IN sympathy, ana a.
Tie last were quoted e2d61i or higher on the week
At the close there ceFtliuly the greatest dsposn
shown hy TO take American sscuIies on ho
expecaton that all matters OF dispute between tc Ehssh
ana United States Governments VIII beamicaOy fshse1
! IIyERPooI. Nov. 2i-CorroN-The sales oil tHe week
foot M 81 100 bales, Of which 1909 bales were to'
/ speculi,ors and llOO0 bales to exporters. Tue
| market opened dull. all qualities declining shsnty'
Subsequently II partially revived Closing NOMINAL
with decline Of A. the week for American me quota
tons are az follows Fair Orleans, I'd Mdiihs
lOd; Middlng Mobile l9.d Fair upands zit Mcalhs'
Unands lad lie sales to-day friday were ioVV oe',
the market closing hrner with an upward ennehcy me
total stock in po is $40 700 bales including s'o oaes ot
American = In ,,,h n dociu,,, t.n.
dency. - AL and ,rse,tlca
Ioxnoy Nov AConsols closed az o. taoSs toT money
Tho weekly return ot inc bSHA VI i@"e'''- ' 49, "
,nsv,c.y srocKs-U. g. Five.Twentes 64ii fus
sla,es SiqJ,I; Illinois Central Shares EDo5i.