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WHITE GOODS WHITE GOODS
NANSOOK LINEN LAWN.
INDIA NULL, BRUSSELS NIT,
CAMBRIA, JACONETS. VICTORIA LAWN,
BISHOP LAWN. PLAIN AND DOTTED swiss,
LINEN CAMBRIC. IRISH LINEN,
ROLL DIAPER AND TOWELLING.
ENGLISH THREAD ANDOTHlR LACE,
BARIGB. TISSUE. GRENADINE,
MASK AND LACE WELLS.
DRESS TRIMMINGS, BUTTONS. &c.
Also, MILLINERY GOODS, Of all kinds, RIB
BONs. &C., toeet her with large assortment of ars
Fancy Goods at
BQsWELLS FANCY STORE,
800 street, near 18th,
above Growers Theatsr.
n. D. Depot for Boswell & Warner a CoIori6c for
coloring the hair. my5- wv
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The Pirate Reed,

Nzw YORK, May s.-The gunboat Florida,
from New Orleans on the 27th, brings the
pirate Reed and the other officers OF the ram
Webb
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GENERAL GRANT
Lieutenant General Grant has returned to
this city from Philadelphia, where his family
has taken up its residence.
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nEPOr FOB FINE,
MEDIUM, AND LOW-PRICRD
DRESS GOODS.
At THY
LOw"sT POSSIBLE PRICES.
Full stock I. very choice styles just received
MOURNING DRESS GOODS.
We invite the special attention of families wear.
ing Black to our immense stock of
"LUPINs" GOODS.
In all the ed and new fabrics.
JOS. ]. MAY CO.,
sos Pennsylvania avenue,
ns6-2t bet. 9Th and 10th sts
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SALES OF SRvEE.THIRTIEs.-The sales
7-3O's, by Jay Cooke & Co, amounted to
S7,195, $50 yesterday.
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TIE tETkRAF RESERVE CoRPs-An order
mas recenIiy oeen issued by the War Depart
ment uanslerrlng over four hundred men
serve Corps. o" me-
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THE CITIZENs or THE DISTRICT
vs. or COLUMBIA,

Thss armed forces of the rebellion have been IL
most entirely overthrow. The snmity of many
of its leaders and adherents is. however. undimin-
ishsd Not few of them were ct its commence
ment residents of the District and the immedi-
ately adjacent parts Of Maryland and Virginia. II
has been ascsrtsined that q considerable number
of them will attempt to return. or have returned.
to their former residences and claim the rights
prevented. The Government has SO determined
1t is in the power Of those who have been faithful
to that Government during Its four years Of peril
and conyulsion to greatly aid in the carrying out
The best plan Of doing so should be a matte of
consultation and deliberation, Many loyal citi-
zens are Of the opinion that the fsrmer residents
of the District, who have participated in the re-
bellion, should not be permitted to return or re:
main within its limits, in its vicinity, snd tn 1t
those Who have approved Of their tressonable
acts and desire future ASSOCIATION with them,
should be REGARDED 4 psrtskers Ct their guilt.
rived: 4 PuBLIq MASS Milling .ilI e held
viii Be presented, abls speeches viii be delivered.
and committees appointed. Citizens of the Dis.
trict Of Columbia appear at the appointed meet.
men who have Willingly e1dsavorsd to destroy the
the sation. Patriotism a. well as our own safety,
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LOCAL NEWS.

CRIMINAL COURT, Judge 0ltn.-This morning
Frank German, indicted for larceny, plead
guilty, and received nominal sentence.
Joseph Isadon, indicted for larceny, was
found guilty, and sentenced to the penitentiary
for one year.
Florence Roberts. indicted for an assault and
battery, was convicted, and sentenced to pay 8
nne OF $50 or to two months in Jail.
Marion Adams was convicted of an assault
and battery, and sentenced to thirty days In
jail.
Martha Curtis, indicted for larceny, was
found not guilty
the will of the late Richard S. Coke was filed
for probate.
The first and final account of the guardian
to the orphan OF John Fierbuchen was ap-
The administrator d. b. n. Of George Schillo
refused to give additional security as req uired,
and, with his consent, his appointment was
revoked.
MUeaRD AND SENT OFF.-Last night officers
McEifresh, Essex and straub, Of the 4th Ward,
Samuel Miller and VIM. Lynch, as suspicious
characters, and took them before Superin-
tendent Richards. This morning they were
photographed for the rogues' gallery; and all
were ordered to leave the city except Miller,
who being under bail for court was retained
to be delivered to his bcndsman.
SALE AT B1Nr1HaER's-On Monday, at 10
O'Clock, the great sale ofthe fine stock OF wines.
liquors, segars, &c, at Btnninger's, 2i6 Penn'a
avenue. will be commenced by Mcclure &c
Go. A great chance for bargains and the pro.
curement Of something superior in the line In
dicated. ~ a. '.s
MAY FRsTIvAL-Great interest is felt In
OF at his academy, Temperance Hail, e street,
between 9th and 10th, Tuesday evening, May
9th. 1t will undoubtedly be one Of the most
delightful affairs OF the sort ever witnessed
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IaaTI IiaaTTT COAL OIL IIGHTIII

I IGHTI LIaHTII COAL OIL LlGHT!H
It shines 40 bright, and the consumers OF OLE
win agree with that safe ana n Stnfsap light
Gall and the MAMH ons c1u ci SUMhSe
ney is the best and safest. they Wi not with
Won viii agree with others that have used them
that they are Is repIesented b FOLEY,
ap7-m BIG esIeeI. oes IOts and llth.
DHOTOGRAPHs painted neatly in oil eolors for
dress TO Mis- i. HoYT. Washington Post Once.
% Aim = sz5.ss.a 80. >
H,Hl GLORY OF MAN Id eTR1NGTH.-
sheSla Immediately use HBLNB0LD's 1xIRAoT
BU0HU. 49, mar 2S.em
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~C0LUMBIA TYPOGRAPHICAL eOCI-.
N3 ETY. Stated Meeting will be held THIS
Saturday. hv1S1E h nsS III 4 fsi Rsa Sec
NFlMI6RATION TO M1XIoO, PROMIsEs
be ii. 1s
"TRE NEXT REG ULAR MONTHLY Meet.
ing of the Board Of TEgstess Of the Public
in mss. AZ ''0 <. T. aoRs1LL. Acting sec'y.
%TFR TIN RLATE E AMP !. SHEET
81 a al TIE is
BY order yxS e.
~ NorIcE-sEvlNrH WARD ExlMP.
US, TI0N CLUB;-It is requested that every
street, a. business Of importance to every member
WIN W "AnG g. ANDERSON. President.
WIS. YAATMAN, Secretary. mys5t
YFFIFTH WARD AID ASSOCIATION.
a meeting to wind up the business of the Fifth
ns q st9ees aad ssnn
q 't'sns GRSs President
- EfpIRS. ] t st si! 81 s:;s e e
s ssG
comforting degrees. Ali Master Masons are fra.
fs5Rs III invited By order f St IS KioH sss,
n~AT NETTING OF Thu LOYAL OFT
US liens of the Fourth Ward held on Wed
nesday evening. May 3, 1865 the following gentle
men were unanimously nominated
Unconditional Union IIcka.
FOR COLLECTOR.
WILLIAM DIXON.
FOB REGISTER.
SAMUEL II. DOUGLASS.
HoR sURvKToR.
WILLIAM FORSYTH.
FOR ALDERMAN.
ASBURY LLOYD.
FOR COMMON CoUHCIl
WILLIAM W. MOORE.
CHARLIE 3; ANDIRsoH.
FOR ASSESSOR.
my If THOS. W. BURCH.
~FlNAL sTATEMENT OF THE FOURTH
U8 WARD EXEMPTION CLUB.
Total cash receipts. $3.50 20
Cash paid cut to April Eth--.---.. 4,S7S 81
Voted to secretary -. =. - 100 90
Bbaiance.; .-...-.".-..i-....-.-- ,l6l -
ChrnnicI. h;iii' -'''-.'---- 20 20 d
Hepu bllcan. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. &c
SSaieInC;1I -. .----- ----- ------ 10 IS
star phl---~- ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. lit0
my RS. DAVIS. Secretary.
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LILO Ksl SILKS! TRIMMIN GsI
cheap Silk: ff' vi very
COL6RID PLAIN DRESS SILKS.
BLACK 6ROS DE RHINE
BLACK 6ROH GRAINS,
BLACK GROS NOIR FIN
FOB DREHSES AND MANTLHS
have also a large supply Of BUGLE GIMpS
and CLOAK ORNAMENTS for the Wholesale and
My stock ofCLOAKs, BASQUEH and mANTLES.
of my own manufacture, already known to the
public, are unsurpassed in quality and chespness
Linen and Liuen Goods, White Goods, Tar.
letons, &C., at the lowest importing prices
8. NJ. M1YENBHRG
AZ Market Space
0y66e Under the Avenue House
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DROP. LIEBIG's NUTRITIvI FOOD FOR
L invalids ana infants, and Elixir Peruvian
Bark with ProtoIide OF Iron for dyspepsia, ner-
earbuncles, etc. Prepared BY J. b Nichols L Co.,
Boston, Fresh supply Just received by
80 JAS. N. CALLAN, Pharmacautist,
IT. As 10th street,
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l. 0NrN8 "oDs1 LIeHTN1Na Rops,,
The undersigned Is pre- pared to pat nm L.Sbtnino
Rods with platina tipped points in the best msnnar
and at reasonable terms
Also, Bell Hangin done in the most i'm proyed
style, WORK done in the country at city prices
O 80HNEIDER
my6 Inn TN ats;rs
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)S6 PEACE PRICEsI OOC
PENNSYLVANIA AYENUl.
GREAT BARGAINS FOR TIN PUBLIC.

WHEAT BARGAINS FOR TIN PUBLIC.
The unde. zignsa t.kss tb;. r,..h.s
elo.ns nnt h' IN consequence Of the necessty Of
BXCC6S. cIGARssso Gs e Goods. consisting Of 70.
snt2s Stool IL sdf
Of the removal Of his premises PPoiGss account
or .fn ss shsh fact the
JOHN O. BxOHRp
Tobacco, Snuff Pipes =.
Nc. $50 Penn'a avenue nr,1he a.
my3-2Aw2wf Near eorner ,s.n eide,
TAILORING. SECURING AND REPA7R1No
An 2 manner 70 give satisfaction, BY i y
BUCHENBERG, No. 50 La av. four door, Az
P; eINew and second hand Clothing bou.ht
and sold at fair prices. : nv 3-Ims
EIMBOLDS FLUID EXTRACT BUoHU "a
H pleasant in taste and odor, free from ali
uso mar r. 6m
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{'R0M LONDON.-Maneuvres Of Cavalry com.
smith S1ned NTH Nth horss Artillery; BY Gea. N. W.
Horses. British Cavalry Regulations. Turner on
r rssining Ysu1g Horses: Rohbins'e Cavalry
Airy. British Yeomanry Regulations Iinslsy,s
Cavalry Manual Cavalry Regulations With
erciss. Carbine. Pistol and Lance Exercise
my6 FRANCK TAYLOR
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IMPORTANT TO CABINRT MAKERS. BUILD.
Frs AND OTHERS
Large lot of Walnut and Cherry, thicknesses
from 81 to inches
200 0Oj feet clear Pine Lumber of all thickne
from three to Eve We old, together with large
a.Iortment Of Building Lumber.
For sale at yard No. 81 Water street, George.
town, D. c., superior let of 81 and l6-4 Ash.
my 2-u F. WHEATLEY
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i Lumber Yard to NATHANIEL B. HUGITT,
with whom al persons indebted to me are ear
in order to facilitate the closing mp Of the affairs
of the old coneerns JOSEPH FUGITT:
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IMPORTANT TO BUILDERS AND OTHERS.
200 900 feet clear seasoned WHITE PINE LUM-
Der, all thicknesses. from three to Eve years old.
and in prime order, with large stock embracing
every variety of Lumber Office and Yard, No
81 Water street. Geors etown, d. @.
my lin Until FRANCIS WHEATLHY.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

To Washington. by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
S.45 and $40 A. NJ, and 230 and coop. NJ. Sunday
trains at $50 and S.45 A. NJ, and 40 P. NJ.
To Philadelphia and New York, by Baltimore,
Philadelphia and Wilmington Railroad, Depot Presi-
dent sreet-S5 and go 4, NJ. and 10, 40 6.35 and
9.25 P. II. Sunday trains for New York $50 P. NJ,
and for Philadelphia 9.25 2. NJ.
To Harrisburg, Elmira and the West, by Northern
lin streets. 9G0 A. NJ and 1910 40 and 1000 P. NJ.
To York, by Northern Central Railroad, 20 A. NJ.
and $50 p. NJ.
To Partition Pa by Northern Central Railroads.&c.
10 Frederick by Baltimore and Ohio Railroads.&c.
To Ellicott's Mills by Baltimore and Ohio R-62O
and 10 A. NJ, and $50 p. NJ.
To Salisbury by Phila Wilmington and Bait. r
To Dover, Del, by Phila.. Wilmington and Bait. R
R-1l0P. NJ.
II, Wheeling and Parkersburg by Bait. and Ohio R
R-daily mali SIS A. II. Except sunday: Cincinnati
Express daily Including Sunday, P. NJ; ST. Louis
Express, daily Except Saturday. $40 P. N.
Maryland r R.920 A. NJ. and $50 and 500 P. N.
To Fortress Monroe, Norfolk and Richmond by
Bay Line, Union Dock, and New Line, Spears wharf,
daily at 600 ?. NJ.
To Cambridge, Oxford and Dover Bridge Eastern
Shore-eyery Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, by
Individual Enterprise Steamers Light street Wharf
To Annapolis by Bait. and Ohio and Annapolis and
Elkridge Railroad, Depot Camden street-7.O5, S.45
A. N. end APO P. NJ, and by Individual Enterprise
Steamer from pier at foot of Camden street, every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday morning at 7.30
A. NJ.
For further information see advertisement of Rail-
roads and Steamboats, in another part Of this PAPER.
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ROOFlNG, ETC.
ROOFING!

PAGES FELT, CEMENT AND GRAVEL, ROoF-
ING
is the best in use and has been well known for if
teen years.
We guarantee all new work for five years.
1t Is better than Tin and costs half as much.
Old Roofs repaired at short notice.
We are the only manufacturers of ROOFING MA
TEklALS In Maryland, all of which we keep con-
stantly on hand for SALE
Tin ROOFS and IRON FENCES painted with
our PATENT PARAFFINE VARNISH
PAGE BROS & CO.,
h2-tf III Smiths wharf
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It is proposed to organize Company, with Can
ltal of 100000, in 1000 Shares, at the par value
OF 500 per Share reserying out of proceeds of sales
Of said Stock $4,000 as Working Capital, for the
purpose Of manutacturingJ J. W. HODGES PATENT
BB0UGllED HORSE OR SHOE, as, shown per Letters
Patent No. IS 623, granted 4th of July 1865
The advantage which this invention commands
consists IN the cheapneSS ut which horse can be
roughed or unrOughed without taking off the Shoe
which in winter has to be so frequently done to tho
great injury Of the horses foot for its simplicity pre-
vents arrangement. Any one can rough or smooth
1t does not add weight to the SHOE and gives GER
tain safety to the horse, set of rough plates will
wear IN winter at least month without injury to
the shoe, and the roughng plate when worn out can
be replaced at very trfng expense, saving thereby
the cost OF shoes and expense of removal.
Most satisfactory trials have been made with this
shoe as will appear from the accOmpaL wing certifi-
Gates at foot, and doubt need be entertained
OF Its general adoption, and that very remunera-
tive business will be made in this legitimate branch
of trade. would beg all interested in such matters
to call at the office of MesSrS. VIM. j. WILMER n
CO.. Hardware Merchants, No. l Hanover street
where sample Shoes be seen, and its advantages
fully explained, as also at the office of the under
signed where Books of Subscription are open
p. De MURGUIOND0,
No. 81 Second street.
Baltimore.
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SHIPPING.

Er FOR NEW ORLEANS. EA.-DIS.
ssFEA2s1AA PATCH LINE.-The first class clipper Brig
5000 LARK, j. }. lludgins. master, is load
ing at head of Long Dock, and having nearly all her
cargo engaged will have immediate dispatch. Fol
balance Of freight or passage apply to
r. NJ HESLEN,
nov22-f Northwest corner Pratt and Gay sts
5+NS FOR RHO DE yANEERO.- Barque
ESESIE ADELAIDE will sail 1st to 10th December
- For passage having goO1 accommodation,
apply to HUGH JENKINS & CO.,
nO22-tf IS Second street.
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Copy

BALTIMORE AND OHIO X. X. STABLES, }
MOUNT CLARE October 9th 1865
VIM. ?. Smith. Esq, Master of Transportation
or: nave given the patent Rough Horse Shoe in
vented by Mr.. }. W. Hodges, a fair full and Impair
tlaI trial. as you requested, putting them on one of
heaviest draught horses, remaining on for twelve
daysthe horse being in the streets nearly all
me time can, with the greatest confidence, say,
mat consider 1t most valuable invention, answer
ing well in all respects the object for which it is
designed find it fully adapted to the purpose of
roughng horses, possessing the great merit of OBJ
waiting the necessity of removing the Shoes in order
to rough the horses thereby avoiding the injury
to the feet which results from the frequent removal of
shoes, required in the ordinary mode of roughing |
subjected the Shoes to rialOG heat and ham
mering without any arrangement of the plate or
grooves. find Incapable of being shaped and fitted
to the horses feet with much facility as any other
Shoe.
am fully of opinion that the Shoe is decidedly
calculated to preserve the horse from slipping and
that its would prove great benefit, saving the
horse from of injury to which he is now sinh
ect, and consequently source of great economy IL,
the preservation of the horses. IL
Very respectfully,
(Slgned) S. R. BIDDLE,
Stable Manager
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FOR XORTIE CAROLINA.

tilssSatysAAss- The steamer B. Il j. BAKER is now
- receiving freight for the Tide Lock Of
the AlbemarIe and Chesapeake Canal, which will he
taken charge Of by the Agent of the Canal Company
and forwarded by first steamer or vessel to Newhen
ON the Roanoke and Chowan Rivers. For terms
apply to II. \. MITCHELL,
vh.rf
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M RlNE 30 UR N l.
PORT OF BALTIMORE.
TUESDAY. November DIST. 1865
Arrived.

| TUESDAY. November DIST. 1865.
| Arrived.
| Steamer Adelaide, Cannon, from Norolk-to NJ
Steamer Dictator Lands, from Norfolk-to A W
Shaw, encountered heavy northeastcry weather in
| the bay.
| Steamer Juniata, Phillips, from Havre de Grace
| to J Taylor.
Steamer Elizabeth, Fowler, from New York
Steamer John 5 Shriver, Dennis, from Philadcl-
| phia-indse to J Shriver.
Steamship George Appold, Howes, from Boston,
via Nortolk--mdse to A Higgins.
! Steamer George Wecms, kmwan from PatuXent
steamer State Of Maryland Travcrs, from Rich
| mOnd-to Brandt, Jr.
Br brig Lone STAR henealy, 60 days from Liver
pool-general cargo to Foar! Rogers.
Steamer Adelaide, cannon Norfolk-M Falls.
Steamer Dictator Lands, NoriOlk-A W Shaw.
| Steamer Petersburg, Travcrs Rchmond-J Brandt
Steamer Matilda, Kirwan Fredericksburs-J J
| Taylor.
Steamer Express, Rythcr, Alexandria and Wash
Steamer Octorara, Reynolds, New York; A
steamer John S shriycr Dennis, Philadelphia
steamer Petersburg, Traycrs, Rchmond-to
Brandt, Ir.
Steamer Mary Washington, Gourlcy, Patuxcnt
Steamship Sea Gull, Fish, New York-S Blaisdol
Brig Sea Foam. Coombs. Bath. Me-A 4 Perry
Schr j Barrill, Anderson, Washington-J l. Sui
ton Co.
Br brig 5 G Shaw. West Indies.
Steamer Falcon, New uri.
Cleared for baltimore.
Steamship Somerset, sailed from Liverpool Sth inst
for Baltimore.
Steamer Fanny Cadwalader, Cundih, cleared at
New York Goth inst for Baltimore
The shin Canticleer, sailed from Liverpool 9Th inst
for Baltimore.
ship Mary Sparks, Randall, cleared at Liverpool
18th inst for Baltimore.
Brig Meteor, Carman, cleared at Bangor 18th inst
for Baltimore.
Brig Jessie Rhynas, Jones' cleared al Boston 18th
for Baltimore.
The Aalto, Quickstraw, and DR. A S Hunter
Rawle, sailed from Liverpool 9Th inst for Baltimore
Arrived from baltimore.
Steamship Allegany tlacg. hence at Boston 10th
Memoranda.
Steamer Carroll, Lennon. from New York, passed
of Sharps Island vessel with loss of foremost in
tow of tug. hound up.
Ship Western Empire, GrOzer was at CallaO 18th
uIt,. for Chncha Island. to load for United States
ship Granite State from Chincha Island, sailed
from Calao previously TO 18th ut for United States
Ship Mary O'BTien, Nesper. sailed from Calla0 pre-
vOusy to 18th ut for Chincha Island, to load for
States
Ship Mary Whitrdse Gutter. sailed from Antwerp
| ith ult for New York
Bark Undine, Clark, from Valparaiso. arrived Al
| San Francisco 9th ult.
Br bark Lord Baltimore cleared at New York Goth
| inst for Care de Verde and Il market.
Brig Charles Y Williams. Thompson, from Mar
| seilies arrived at Cagliari 18th ult
by telegraph to News ROOM
New YORK, Nov. Zi.-Wind blowing Il gale from
northeast with rain Reports from Sandy Hook state
that fearful northeast gale is raging.
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Philadelphia Market.
close dull at 81 cts. Whisky is dull at Hos cts.
Milwaukee Markets.
Hntnprfs-EorpisHr.

Brig Lone Star Liverpool-50 tons rock salt, $50
sacks salt Ford Rogers; 81 ties soda ASH o. Pitt &
Son: Is eases mdse bales do, order; bales Russian
pitch, J Bolgiano & Son; | cask hardware Ward &
Bro; So ties Soda Ash, W. Howell Son. SIS bars iron
500 boxes tin plate order, trunks. W. W. Samson.
KmpOrfs-COastwise.
Steamer Ellie Knight, Fichmond-2Ol boxes to-
bacco, J p Pleasant Son: 1914 kegs nails, Stckney
& Co; 6 bis tobacco, ID Deford % boxes do
McCleish. Rivers IL Go; 81 bales cotton Frick N Ball
80 bags peanuts. w Griffith: S. hhds tobacco, 26
boxes do, 200 bags rags SO bales cotton. 200 Dbl -four
500 pkgs mdse. sundry persons
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New York Markets

NEW YORK, Nov. 2l-noon.-Cotton is quiet Flour
is dull. Wheat and Corn are l ct. lower Bacon is
steady, Pork heavy. Lard quiet Whiskey is dull
New YORK; ,Noy. N.-Flour has declined 5 cents:
sales of 1000 bhls State 70@ $40; Ohio S. SO@l 70;
sales Of 1900 bushels Milwaukee Club 81 IS. Corn
mas declined ct; sales Of iOOO bushels at 95a9 cts.
s32 Lard is heavy at 2l@2SI cts. Whisky is dull
at SO Cotton is quiet; sales of 1000 bales at 52@5S
cts Sugar Is quiet; Muscoyado l515 cts; Porto Rico
II22l9 cts. Naval stores dull Petroleum 5000
quiet Gold ll61.
Philadelphia Market.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2l.-Flour is dull and droop-
ing New Red Wheat S2.2062.35; Old S240G245.-
Rye Sl.lgGl.25. Corn is dull and two cents lower.
Yellow Corn IS cts; New 81 cts. Oats have declined
and close dull at 81 cts. Whisky is dull at Hos cts.
Milwaukee Markets.
MILWAUKEE,, Nov. 2l.-Flour is dull and prices have
declined 1Oa Is cts. Wheat has declined 215@3 cts.
Sales at ST. l.37. Oats are dull
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lCopy.l

BALTIMORE, Nov. l, 1865.
hayeread the report of Mr.. S. R. Biddle, Man
ager OF Stables, Mount Clare Depot, Baltimore and
Slo halr9ad, on the patent for roughing horses by
Mr.. j. W. Hodges and from use and personal obser-
Saon can fully concur in his report and from the
lacIhty with which it may be applied to roughing,
and not being liable to get out of order believe it
will come into general and found TO be OF great
benefit to horses and valuable inyentl9p
(Signed) JOS. F. FOREMAN
Manager of the horses for the Madison
poy8-lm Avenue Line Of City 4 r,
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Chicago Markets,

CHICAGO Nov. 2l.--Flour is dull. Wheat has de-
clined cts the market closing firm at ST. S615dl 3S
for No /, and SlO39l.O6 for No. 2. Corn steady at
IS cts for No. and 81 cts for No. 2 Oats quiet at N
OH cts for No. !. Provisions dull. High wines
dull.
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Now York CafsJa y5arIat

New YORK, November 2l.-The Cattle market is
lower for Beef: prices = ct lower. Receipts 5000
head, quoted at 9gl8 cts. Veal 9a14 cts Sheep are
lower sales at 1905 cts. Receipts 10000 head, Swine
are lower; sales at llgl3 cts. Receipts 20JOO head
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CAPITAL. $50 81. 40 $50 No change.
Loans 4S,043lSl l6bI96 Decrease" 81 sos ~
Spccie 95592i 9l7.372 Decrease. IS 552
Legal Ten. l5,S03.S0l 1i,Sl9l36 Decrease. 12 500
DepOsitS....... 35S2,Od 30S,SI2 Decrease. 5i2 10y
Circulation T06i766 1859 ISL Decrease. 5,Sl5
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The following comparative statement shows the
average condition of the leading items of the Phila
dephia Banks for the past and previous week:
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STOVES, TINWARE, ETC

so NORTH EyTAsy STREET, so
ES NEAR SARATOGA,
Eft S. FITEMAN.
Egss4 MANUFACTURER OF STOVES, Tin and
Fffr-% Sheet-Iron Ware, and deale in house fur
nishing goods Silver Plated and Britannia ware Cut
lery. China and Stone ware, and Bird Cages in great
variety. Also, just received and full stock of
Fancy goods and Favorite Toys of all kinds suitable
for Christmas presents, which he offers Wholesale and
Retail at the lowest prices. nol-2m