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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-10

M DOUGHTY, AUCTIoNEER 15ExEcuToEs SALE
DOUGHTY Win sell Tuesday, July H. at Io, O'Clock at
saesroom 70 Nassau street. the Library containing large
numbor and vau sble Controversial and Scientho
Works. in pro.e and poery Of all ,hs fAvors English
authors Brevfares including magnihcert
Tosm the Doctor BY he Sisters OF Mercy Of this
efty Astronomical and Philosophical Appnratuses Instiu
nents Charts MapA &C. valuable acquisition to col
Logo acadey valuable presentation gin gold plated Snuh
Boz from friends In Newry; Silver 0obet 1old Chin me
Lara Sur kc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-19

) The Canadian government intend to defer
the confederation, inter colonial, railway, and
defence questions, until 1866. The government
is to remove to Ottowa next month. The
late speech. of u. S. Consul Potter, about
annexation, the reciprocity treaty, &c, is said
to be under government consideration. 1t
gave great offence.
y. A letter mentions the death in Worcester,
Mass, of person who blew out kerosene
lamp in the usual way, when the lamp explo-
ded, covering her from head to foot with the
LIQUID fire, and causing her death in few
minutes Extinguish your lamps by blowing
through the holes around the burner.
e The Washington correspondents of the Baltl-
more Sun says - Though it is yet ulore than
three months before Congress convenes, we
have evidences Of combinations and movements
which LOOK to wild hunt after the nice places
in connection with both branches Of the national
legislature.
The safe Of Stephen Patton, of Portland,
Maine. was blown open by burglars lately,
and robbed Of twenty five thousand dpllars in
money and bonds, including ten thousand five
twenties.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-19

.ssS I s.. UBL1sHED lDAILT) BY5
EDG AR SN OWDEN,, sR.
~ OFFICE 81 l04, King street over
French Book Store. q {. .s7s 50. s
advertisement and Subscriptions re
oeived at the Printing Office or at Edgar Snow. :.
dem Office, corner Of King and oyalsstreets,
over ]. Owing Dry Goods store. .ss
TERMS OF SUBgRIPTIoN--Sixty cents
per month; or Six. dollars PER ANNUM, payable
IN advance. g.fs. s. ... 9.ij Ill
Il #ADYERTIsEMENTs inserted at the usual rates.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-19

have this day formed a CO.
IN partnership under the hrm name OF W.
l.. MILBURN & BRO. and propose to con-
duct first. class PREsChIPTIoN and DRUG
STORE, at the northeast corner Of King
and Washington streets, where we will be
pleased to share the patronage Of the citizens
and all those who may be visiting our city.
We are thankful for the tavors that have been
shown this establishment during the past tlt-
teen years and hope for a continuance of the
same. Particular attention given to Physlclans'
Prescriptions, which will be promptly COM
pounded at all hours. day OF night. Our night
bell is at the second dor on Washington St:
- : W. j.. MILBURN,
July 5, 1866 W. G. MILBURN.
nRUGs, CHEMICALS, &yc.---A fresh sup
ID piy of DRUGS and CHEMICALS just re
sceiyed:salso choice selection of Patent Medl-
>cines, Perfume ry, Fancy Articles, &c. For
sale by w. t. MILBURN g BRO,
ssraug l6-d1m Alexandria. Va.
DHOsPHATED PERUVIAN GUANo.
Wewould call the attention Of the agricul-
turalists of Virginia and Maryland to this ex-
cellent zFERTILIZER, for which so large a
demand existed before the war, and which has
given universal satisfaction to our numerous
customers throughout thecountry.
We are prepared to furnish this Guano at
SLOTJ uOIlCG. IoN LIZ o. w.,
aug Il -lmif 10 Broadway, New York
MALTBY HOUSE, o.
Il Il A. B. MILLER, Proprietor
sa5. .PRA1 TT STREET, BALTIMORE, MD.
ae This house having been lately thoroughly
4.3 FITTED AND FURNISHED,
renders its accommodations second to none in
thescity. = aug lily
OTICEis hereby given that the subscriber,
IN executrix of the late d. b. Smith, has
qualified as such. All persons having claims
against the estate of the Decd are requested to
present them for settlement to Boyd NJ, Smith,
her agent, who will transact all business for the
estate and those indebted will make payment to
him Of the same. HARRIETD.S SMITH,
aug 15.d1m Exeeutrix of D. B. Smith, decd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-19
SHERMAN. ON Mcclellan. The Missouri

SHERMAN ON McCLELLAN.--The Missouri
Republican says that a Jealous republican
politician approached Gen. Sherman IN Ohio
the other day, and INDUCED inEsome remarks
srehecting severely son Mcclellan, after which
he asked Sherm an what he thought OF the
late ''copperhead candidate for President. -
The General, says the Republican, straight
ened himself up, and, with warmth, earnest
ness and emphasis, replied that Gen. McClel-
lanwas one of the ablest and best generals that
commanded during the war; that he had
discharged his duty faithfully and efficiently
until he was removed, and that he (Sherman)
had great respect for his opinions.
SUICIDE OF. A PoLYGAMIsT-TEN WOMEN
WIDOWED. The Cedar Falls Gazette gives
an account of the arrest, examination and con-
viction cf a life insurance agent, named Frank
N. Case, from Wisconsin, on charge OF
bigamy. It was ascertained that he had mar
ried no less than ten different wives, all of
whom are living Five Of these marriages
occurred in the East, and The rest In various
parts in the West. His last victim was a
respectable lady in Cedar Falls, whom he mar
rie1s sclandestinely, in opposition to the wishes
Of her parents, last April. He has lately been
courting another lady in that vicinity, whom
be: intended to- marry, shortly. On Friday
morning Case hanged himselfin his cell at the
jailin Cedar Falls ss saszai4a5
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-04-25
PUBLISHED (DAILY) BY
EDGAR SNOW DEN, Sa
xv 0 9FICE-No, 104 King strest, ove
s ,na's formerly French s. Book Store.
President Johnson's Views.

President johnson roiterates III his different
addresses the views he entertains Oh various
nnhlic matters, re construction, and treason.-
r, reference to the States themselves, he de.
oies that they have ever been cut Of the Union
a7errilg that the rebellion has simp " suspend
el their legitimate funtlons, and that whist
the act Of war may have annul]ed their right 60
regulate their own domestic aFalrs-ln 80 Tar
as the instit itation OF slavery is concerned
their remaining rights under the Constitution
continue to be vested IN them unimparod.- -
Nevertheless, although he processes 80 be op
posed TO consolidation, Or TO the centrallzation
Of power in the hand, of a few, he contends,
that no matter how small number Of Union
men may iahabt either Of the States in qaes
ton, it is the duty OF the Federal AdmlnlstTa-
ton to sustain them in establishing the State
Government SO that the control Of us affairs
shall pass into the hands OF friends. pom
one point President Johnson has insisted n al
the speeches he has made since his accession
to the Chief NIagstracy. Ltis, that the prln
cipal leaders Of the reb 3lion must be punish.
ed, their property coutscated, aud their social
power forever destroyed. lie is determined,
he SAYS, to execute stornly aod inhexib!y the
penalties of the law upon influential traitors,
and expresses the opinion that every Union
man and the Government should be remuner-
ated out ct he property Of those who brought
on the rebellion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-04-25
GENERAL NEWS.

Some newspapers think thar Mr, Francis
P. Blair, ST., will be q member Of President
Johnson Cabinet.
Natives OF France, Spain, Turkey, md
other countries, have held meetings in New
York of respect to the memory OF President
Linccln, and indi ignatiou at his assassination.
The Wiberforce University, in Greene coun-
ty, Ohio, was des troyed By fire on Friday last.
Loss $50, 900
The machine shops of the i. S. arsenal,
below St. Louis, were burned down. on the
2lst Loss $50, 600.
Gen. Kelley, lately captured at Cumber
land, met his captors, (paro}ed from General
Lees army) at Wheeling the other day
The fortunes Of war had changed, but the
soldiers net as friends, and spent pleasant
day together.
An expedition, which was recently sent to
the interior OF South Carolina under General
Potter, succeeded in destroying one thousand
bales of cotton, seven locomotives and thirty
seven passenger cars. Al! the IaIiroac DTlageS
between Columbia and Florence We're also
DESTROYED, and twenty i've hundred slaves
were liberated and brought II.
Every where along the route from Phllad del,
phia to New York, the remains of the late
President Lincoln were received with exhlbl~
tions of respect for his meuoTy. 81 New
York the funeral procession Was Tery large,
and tie soIclunites attended by crowds Of
people,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-04-25

E20CTO,2 IyIE{uE>S EYH-l;AY'Slis

Takes at once the FIRST rank among al! oDtila1-
mics yet known, and has proved 70 be tha
greatest blessing 10 thousands OF sufferers II
Europe for overZOyears. Itoannot Re too highly
recommended to all men Of business, especial
" 70 bank and other officers, hoolzzeepers.
clerks, actizans, and al such Us arc obliged e.
and to Ladies much engaged in reading, or tine
noedleWork. 1t will not only strengthen anc
improve weak eyes butspeedly cure al in1lanl=
nation, cold, or lameness Of the eyelids, but
also, remove the beginning cutaract and It's use
viii positively insure against blindness.
Price IS cents bottle
Lrlportec and for sale By
JULIUS D1ENELT, Dentis1,
No., 10 Prince street.
For sale by most Druggists:
Jan Sit
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-04-25
A RNOLD & FIELD.
Merchant ,l>ailOrs.
MILITARY AND GENTLEMEN'S
FTTRNISuINi2 STORE,

fJKN LSlIINU SlUItN1l
Would invite inspection Of their large stock q
CLOTHS, CASlMERES, and YESTlNG GS,
will make to order as cheap as can be had
Equality considered) in the city Of \ ew York
and warrant to give entire satisfaction.
Special attention given 70 tho sclecti0n g
CLOTHS for MILITARY GARNEN I2,-
We sell none but Indigo Blues, warrantad, ana
our long experience IL that branch justiIes rs
IN assuring satisfaction in that line. We k2cl:
. select assortment Of Shirts (all kind) Collars.
Qjnen and paper Nockties, Scarfs, Socks.
Suspenders, Handkcrchiefs, Gloves, &C., usual
ly found in a we'll regulated Merchant Tuiloring
Establishment Call and see Us. Don forger
the number, So King Street, between Pitt ano
Royal, one door east ot ParkeT's Theatre
" 81. ARNOLD,
= ism 1T JOHN A. FIELD.
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7 z 7 / & i

-
Having purchased the TAILORING rs
AbLI "A MENI Of Mr. Daniel shay, under
the Mansion House. i'ajrtaA street, propose 70
maintain the former reputation o. the House,
piedging myself 10 keep always on hand, a.
good an assortment, upon as reasonable ceIm7
a: any other first class establishment II This,
or he ncignDorug cities.
MIR, .. l.. klDGIEr will conIjnua as GU T
TEX, and warrants satisfaction. ! Gesp pactiully
solicit & continu >tion Of The liberal putronaga
extended to The former proprietors, ". / 4
Murray. i. 3. LOCkARI,
No, 19 NORTH Fairfax street.
40 i--tf InCcr Mansion HOUSE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-04-25
i,A0F LOUIS WuNDRAM's
BLOOD .pURIEYI ING
4 + D
F, II /! & \ { ! i I, + + X Is s
(Ia I.i.5:}7s 4ad / -lo;ot}ea's, J

fszHM BEST BLOOD PURIFYING agentk
& sas yet known. have been most success1Cii9
used for over p quarter Of p century il Europe,
and For the last / years, also, III tI1s country,
and are particularly efficient III the cure OF Ell
chronic diseases. 4 one should djs1air o. being
cured without Grat trying them. No family
sl1ou1 be without theu5 Io~ bJ7 their timely u2e
much sickness can oe prevented. They are izli-
ported direct 20 this port BY the undersigned.
and their purity, efficacy and safety can be re-
lied upon with perfect conddenoe.,
The following are some Of the diseases Whlcn
hsve bean permanently removed ~ thaiT use:
Ia.ter.
IniiauiatlOO
Of The hOTel>
consuu1 9ti0n II It's
early stages headache,
asthma, cough, sore ey9&t
lnckjsw, rppturee, rheumatism:
cramp cho]ic, caEarGh, pain II the
breast and sides deafness, norvous0ess,
suotted fever chlis aud fever, aguo, open
wounds, pneumonia, dyspepsia. salt rheu1n, osn~
Ger, scrofula, jaunoice, tapeworm, DiI~
liousness, eruptions Of the skin, bowell
complaint, iangour, gout, dropsy,
erysipelas worms, cholic, piles,
diarrhoea, hoarsness, sWeN-
ngs, bloatings bloody
ana white Aux, dys~
eu5aIT, cQsGi76-
1855, M12;.~
s)es, sc.
Full directions accompany each remedy.
Imported aud Ior sale by.
'-''' JULIUs DIBNEI.T, Dentist.
l45 Princost., below Washington SIS,
Alexa1dria, Va,
FIR sale ~ o>ost Druggists. jan 8-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-01

= Il Il HIR RTs
The next thing to q good lifting coat i. i goot
f+t;?1o SHIRT: which can only be obtained BY
.msas5,remcnt, the same as lpE coat.
WESSRS. O'NEIL s DNELLI are pre-
norcd to take measures anG manu-acture
SHIRTS to order. and guarantee III. ElVe
thaI71 q trial if YOU want {, nice fitting shirt
Tha;r niace Of Cuisines is a: 81. King st. no 2-tt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-01
ss.4 PUBLISHED (DAILYy By 81 aI5 ta oE
EDGAR SNO OsWDEN,, /, SR.a..A% ..%... 4 !,
~ nOFFICE-No. lO4, King street, over

FOFFICE---NO.5 1U4,I KING. Street, over
pranch's Book Store. ost ISL s:,j41a s1]..ss aa
BAdyertisenaentsa and g Subscriptions s,I re-
sen,s Office, corner Of King and Royal streets
nver {. Owing Dry Goods store. .Iozzl --4@z---
na-TERMs OF: SUBcRIPTIoN-7SixtyH cents
= nar. month; orSix dollars PER ANNUM, payable
n advance. ssssa Ffsrs3.1 s5alas$, sz.5 S
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-01

TUST recciy cd-a splendid assortment Q!
eB DRESS TRIMMING AND BUTTONS.
81 MRS. II, ROSENBAUM'S, III, King
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NRENCH FLUTING done at
MRS. II. ROSENBAUM Ms, III: King st
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TURs cleaned, repaired and altered to the Ia
test fashions at MRS. +: ROShNBAU1h
- E~;rr e. Aleyardria. Va. Oc SIT
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-06
County Gours sm'tl Coun.y.


Box 5Trs Pose uE.c-. .a. r1--.
I4rr--.s. -alls-v
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-06

SAILING UNDER FALSE CoLoEs.-Truth, is
said to be stranger than fiction, and the
correctness OF the adage has been forcibly
impressed upon the minds Of many by @
recent occurrence in the City Of Rocks.
The delectable affair may be briefly stated
as follows: About one year ago there came
TO this city, a delicate looking youth, and
connected "himself," with & respectable
business house in the city in some import
ant capacity. The duties doyolviuE upon
"him" were faithfully discharged, aud the
gentlemen by whom "he" was employed
would have retained him - permanently
with them, had il not have been developed
/ that the faithful servant" was an "ansel
in disguise The fair one was called
Louis, who by good conduct, and courtroom
behavior, won the esteem Of all who made
"his" acquaintance. Every one had notic-
ed his extreme efeminsts appearance; but
after short familiarity, bsuished al sus-
picions they may have previously enter
/ tained in regard to "his" sex. Two months
ago couple Of the city officers intended {,
arrest her, but were prevailed upon Motto
do so. She was taken sick a few weeks ago
when she became homesick, and on becom
ing convalescent, ordered q neat suit O
f,ma,e apparel, douned them, sud sseppe.
! forth, to the establishment Of all, "sorump
ti5us" female. She started last Wednesday
for Chicago, her early home. Wehope til,
prodjral daughter viii be forgiviusiy re
ce;vsd % the bosoms Of her first, and bes
friends. The fair sad frail descendants O
Eve should not permit the influence O
"Old Adam" to prevail upon them to sacri
Zee Virtue, and forfsita good name by con
duet 50 repreheasible and unbec2miuE
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-06
{.

Have just received fresh supplies Of the
following novels in paper:
Dinnet's Trial, by s. NJ, author Of " Twice
Lost"
Twice Lost, By 8. NJ
Mainstono's Housekeeper, By Eliza Mets.
yard, (Silverpen.)
The Matchmaker, by Beatrice Reynolds,
author Of Charles Auchester," and
Counterpart"
Our Mutual Friend, Part l, by Charles
Dickens.
Uncle silas, by J. S. LeFauu, author Of
"The House by the Churchysrd, etc.
St. Olaves.
The Ogilvies, by Miss Mulock.
The CaXtons, by Bulwer.
Three Times Dead, by Miss Braddon.
Leaves from the Note Book Of a New York
Detective, by Mr.. j. B. Williams
Oswald Gray, By Mrs. Henry Wood.
Les Miserables, by Victor Hugo.
Pendeunis, by Wa. NJ. Thsckoyay.
| Vanity FAIR,
The VjrgInsans,
| Tho NewcOmes, "
! The Refugee, by Herman Melville
/ Tho Foraker Daughter.
/ Woman in Black, by the author Of " Man
in Grey"
Women in White, by Wikie Collins.
/ Lord Oakburn's Daughters, by elrs. Henry
! Wood.
Also the following in cloth
Social States, by Herbert Spencer, author
Of Principles Of Biology
! Tales Of a Wayside Inn, BY Longfellow.
. Christians Mistake, by Mss Nulock.
1 Ten Acres Enough.
/ How 10 get a Farm and where TO find one
by the author of Ten Acres Enough"
l Pillar of Fire, by Rev. = II. Ingraham.
Throne Of David,
Prince Of the House Of David,
Cushing's Manual for DsHberative Assem-
/ blles.
Jefferson Manual
Poe's Poems, blVe and gold
Lucille, blue ard gold, by owen Meredith
Bsya Tsylor's Poems, blue and gold.
Ieuuysou's Enoch Arden, blue and gold.
For sale by CONF & TUSNELL,
apr2a- q No. 20, Cherry street
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-06

GRaNp EvIEw on MoyDv.-Thero viii
be q grand review Of the sth Army Corps,
commanded by Major General 0. S. Stan
ley, at 10 o'clock A. A., on Monday next,
the S,h ult. Major General Thomas Will
conduct the review, which viii take place
on the ground Just outside the line OF the
new works south OF the city, and between
the Franklin and Harding pixies. In view
OF the approximate close of the war, this
will be perhaps the las. opportunity that
our citizens will have 10 witness . grand
military pageant. The 9th Corps is larger
body OF troops than has been reviewed al
any one time in The West. General Rose
Grams reviewed several OF his Corps while
at Murfreosboro, but none Of them were 60
large as th.s one now he. Many new re-
cruits have lately Joined it. but the bulk
Of the troops are the same war worn voter
ans whose record has been made glorious
by their gallant and heroic deeds on the
battle Golds Of Stone River, Chickamaugs,
Lookout Mountain and Mission Ridge, aud
10 the long series Of batuos and sksr.nishc,
curing AAAE sAA-aaaAa N-aAA AZ Us AAle
same Corps that under its brave AID dash.
ing commander, by ski.liul movements
and desperate lighting. s.. a time when al
appeared TO be lost, saved the srmy ana
Tennessee az the event.ul aad bloody bat
tie Of Franklin and that afterwards, con
satuuag the solid part Of The Army Of Oh,
Cumberland, was most conspicuous il
crushing tho rebel army that lay last win
ter in sight Of Nashville, and that alone
with Wilson's cavalry, drove the shatte. G.
Temnaats Of Hoods corps over one hun
dred miles from the battle fald. tn
Corps is commanded by Major General @
s. Stanley the Ist Division by Breve
Msjor General Kimba,l the % Division
BY blsadiCy General Elliott, the 81 III
vision by Nsi1- General H. 7. Wood, an.
the ARTILLERY Brigade by AIsjor Goo3speed
There Is scarcely g brigade commando
who has NOS passed through a score Of bat
ties and who dJes NOS now bear on hi. uer
con enyiable w'1adz received in bath,
Their names have been indubitably wit
ten o. the brightest pages Of the history ,
the var aud they viii ever be remembers
and reversd By al WAo love their eountT,
justice and order,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-06

REcoRDzR's CouKr.-Ths following named
cases constituted the business yesserdi
before Recorder Shane. Drunkenness NJ
teen. Drunk and indecent exposure tive.
Disordorly conduct six. Standing hack on
the street, one. Merchandising without
license, one. Larceny, one. obtainirg
money under false prctense and acting Po-
lieemsn, one, making twenty-seven cases
in ell, which melted to The city the sum Of
one hundred and forty-fye dollars.
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Mnnotnrr and CommercIaI.

MWAkkAAI anu NbAAA-A~A NAN~AN
DAILY UNION OFFICE,
Nashville, May 5, ?. X.
| ALcouoL-s7, OOgS7,5 per gallon.
APPLEs-S5aI0 per barrel.
BEAvs-S4, 2594.5O.
/ BAGGIEG-2Sc per yard.
BALE RoPE--lsG20c per n.
BEEF-Dried 23c per p.
BrcgErs-Painted, $l,5OG5,O per doz.
/ B.CoS-Hams plain 2lc, zoe for sides, lie
! for shoulders; Sugar cured hams 24a25. per
pound; Country hams 2lc.
BROoMs-$6, 00gS8,OO per dozen.
BUrrER AND EGGs-Butter J5@40c. Eggs,
| 3OG33c per dozen by the barrel.
CASyED FRUIT-Peaches, IN $500 per
/ dozen, 3 ID $500 per dozen.
| CAsDLEs-Tallow 24c Star, soc per D.
CHEEsE-Hamburg, &c and 2Sc. per d.
| CoFFEE-Prime Rio. 37e and 40c per 10.
! Cow OYsrERs-2b cans Sc, GO per dozen, j
/ b cans $500 per dozen in boxes.
| CRACEEEs-Butter l5c per 10, Soda l4@l5.
! CATrLE-EKtra, 10 cts gross Common &c.
Sheep 81 90 and s. 90 per head. Hogs
/ @9c. per 10.
Day GooDs-Brown sheeting so to 2Jc.
per yard.
Calic0es, MeriInacs W. 35c.; other prints
ranging from OtO SOC.
Foreign Goods are scarce ia the market
with an upward tendency.
FLoUR-Best brand, SlOall, per bar
REL.
DRIED FEUIT-APpleS lOc ID peaches Sc
FEED.-COrn in sacks IustOFe 81 so; Hay
s., 90 Cats 81 so; Bran 50; Shorts 1925.
HIDEs-Green Sailed Hides, Ease per 10
Flint Hides, IOal2c per ID.
IRoy-Common bar l2}zc per 10.
LEArHER-Oak sale 5000; hemlOck sole,
40a5O; skirting So; harness, s.; bride
per dOz. S55M60; kip skins $4,000; cali
S3j97O; upper S35@55.
LARD-22@23c per h, in tierce. Keg 2Sc.
MoLAssEs-In barrels, SI,25@Sl,6 80 per
gallon, lOc per gallon higher Tor small
packages.
AIACEEuEL-In 4 barrels ST., 90; In kits
No l. s. 90, No. ., 50.
MEAL-Sl,5 so per bushel.
MUsTAED-German, in jars $500 per doz.
Union do Sl,OO per dozen.
NAILs-Ten pennies s. 90 round per keg.
OSIoSs-S9, OOper barrel.
OL-Tanners $2,75; Eeat-foot, $500
Lard 50 90; Castor, $3.50; LIuseed, $500
Coal oil 81, so a SI,75 per gallon.
PoTAToEs-Irish, S. 90 per barrel.
PICELEs-PIut jars $3.50 per dozen, quart
do $3.50 per dozen, do IN hall barrels $500,
| barrels $500.
PEPPER-Biack 60c per ID.
RAIsINs-M. r. L. $5,O0@S,S9 per box.
SUGARs-N. o. Sugar in bhds 2I@24c, in
bbls. 22825, crushed, grauulated., and pow
dered 25Gz6c per 10.
sYEUP-Golden, 81 80 per gallon in 4 bbls.
Kegs 81, 20.
sALr-seven bushel in barrel Sc, 30 by the
100 barrels, 81 in smaller lots
WHIsEEV.-Bouroon per gallon 50 0O@5i
Pure old Il. C. "a 58GS5 90. Wines vary
ing from $25 90 to so, owing to vintage.
Brandics s. O0MSI5.
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NoraBLEs At THE ERwIN uoJsE.-AmoDg
them we recognized there on Wednesday
lsst that indomitsble, ever vigilant and
war-worn veteran, MAJ. Gen. Thomas J.
Wood Lieut.. Masouer, Of Gen. WatliE s
stat Capt. Carson and MAJ. Eldridge, o.
Michigan; Csptsins Bennett and Hanes, OF
Indiana Captains Bates and Beoves, Of
Ohio, and last, though not least is the
handsome Purveyor TO Gen. Woods diyis
ioa, d. J. Hyde. Jerry il trump" bal
whole souled, clever gentleman, snc
justly belongs TO the society Of coed Eel
lows"