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BRAN-Is in light supply and Demand at pre-
vous prices. The only sales to-day are 800 and
100 sacks at 81 % per huudre pounds.
HAYS in fair supply with a moderate demand.
Sales to-day are 200 bales prime Ohio river at $29,
and 400 ordinary St. Louis at $23 so per ton.
PoRK-There is no demand whatever for round
lots, which we quote nominal at S35@35 81.
There is however a very fair retail trade at $35 so
@35 Is.
BACoN-Is in good supply, with bat little de-
mand, and prices are weaker. We now quote
shoulders, by the lot, at Isle, and retailing at
l9c; ribbed sides q lG. for lots and &c u for
retail lots clear sides at 22c for lots, and retail
inr at 225@23c., and sugar cured hams at 263@
274c. W ID.
LARD.-The market is very quiet and prices
dropping. We have heard of some few small
sales being made at 22c for prime in terces, and
FAC. % h. forkegs.
WHIsKY-Continues dull, with only moderate
retail demand, at 50 2O02 30 u gallon for West
ern rectifed.
STAR CANDLEs-Are in fair supply and prices
firm at zoe. for IL or 2lc. for 10 or 22c. for Il
o.. and csc. for full weight. There were sales to-
day of $50 boxes assorted at the above quotations
INDIA BAGGING--The stock on hand is very light
with fair retail demand, and prices are firm at
SOC. for rolls. and Ale. per yard for bales. We
have not heard Of any round lots offering.
BALE RoPE-Is in good supply with moderate
demand at ISL for round, and 19c. for retail lots
GUNNY BAGs-Are in fair demand, and prices
firm. Several lots have been sold to arrive at30c.
piece.
| sALT-Continues in active demand, and prices
are firm at s2@2 Is for coarse from store, and
| 50 1902 Is for Liverpool fine. There are seve
raj buyers now here, but the prices offered do mo-
meet the views of holders.
suNDR1Es-Eggs are selling at $40 % u
bbl. Potatoes at 50 IS ass q Dbl, Onions at 50 50
@$4 % Dbl, Apples at$2 50041 U Dbl, Chickens
at s8@l2 % dozen and Beans $9@$l1 ID bushel.
| NAVAL SToREs-Rosn is very scarce and in re
quest and prices are firm at 50 258S2 rs for com
mon; 81 for No. 2, and 81 y Dbl for MOL. Pitch
is selling at So % Dbl Tar at 50 So and Spirits o.
Turpentine at $4,000. % gallon.
| HoPs-Are scarce and dull at 80@83c for Bel
gian, and 75c. y ID for American.
| Mails in limited supply, but dull at 81 fol
Western and 50 10 for Canada.
BUTTER AND CHEEsE-Western Butter is in fair
supply butte quiet at22c. for common, Csc. fair, and
33@35c. 70 d. for choice Goshen is selling at
40043c. 5} ID. Cheese is quiet at l5@l8c. fol
Western and 25(028c. per D. for English Dairy
| lots.
HGDEs-Are in limited supply, with fair de
mand at 1O@lO3c. for green, and l24@l5c. u ID
for dry.
| CoFFEE-Continues in active demand, and price
remain firm at 27@29c. q ID for ordinary to prime
Rio in currency.
FRE1GHrs-The rate by sail to Liverpool is ID
| 20 H. FIR cottnn and Ais Cd, "a hid, for Tobacco
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Stock on hand and on shipboard not clesred.....-


Exported previously.
STOCK on hand and on shipbOard no, cleared.. $685.
SUGAR AND MoLASsEs-The only receipts since
yesterday are 10 hogshcads old Louisiana sugar
from the upper coast, which were sold as soon as
landed, at price that has been withheld. The
stock of imported sugar and moasses has been
suddenly reduced, although two or three small
cargoes are expected daily Prices, however, are
firm and ruling more in favor of sellers There
were also sales of 20 hhds of fair to prime Porto
Rico on private terms There is quite brisk re
tail business doing at l25c. for common, l43c. for
fair to prime Porto Rico, and l63@l73c. % b. for
yellow and white clarified. There was some little
made Of 100 bbls. prime Porto Rico molasses at
5Sc. per gallon. Cuba moasses is retailing in a
small way at 5S0GOc. per gallon.
ToBACCO-The stock on hand is quite small, but
the assortmentis very good and suitable for the
foreign markets. Transactions would be much
heavier if buyers would meet The demand of fac
tors but the prices offered are, in most instances
too far beloR the views of holders. There were
however sales to-day of hhds of fine leaf at BE.
n Ii. Otherlots were also looked at, but we did
not hear that sales were made. Factors evnce a
considerable disposition to operate even at slight
CUACESsiuAs III IhGlI pIlECS, WHICH We give ds
follows, viz; low refused light and heavy
3A05Ic,, common leaf 6@8c fair do. 8@llc.,
goo5do. 120l4c., fine do. 14@l6c., and choice
selections 16@2Oc " ID. Lots for baling are held
at 2O@25c % Id.
FLouE-Superfne and low extra brands of
Flour are in limited supply with a fair request
while prices are firm with an upward tendency
In fact, holders are so very stringent in theil
views that transactions in these grades have been
almost wholly suspended. Choice brands are ii
better request and prices tirmer Sales to-day
embrace 300 bbls. of which $50 choice family al
SIS So 100 do at SIS, so do at $l4, 100 at $l3 80
100 treble extra at $13, so do. at So 49, 100 do
$l2 so, 100 at $l2, SO low extra at Sll %, 200 su
perine fancy brandt at SO so, loo superfne a
SO %, and 100 low do, at $40 z Dbl.
CoRN-Continues in fair supply but with little
or no demand while prices are unsteady and very
irregular Sales to-day comprise 1900 sacks il
lots as follows, viz: 300 white at 9Oc., 300 Whit
mixed at 85c., 100 yellow at 85c., 100 yellow
mixed at 83c., 400, 400 and $50 white mixed a
8Oe., 100 yellow do. at the same price, and 9Ot
white mixed at 78C. u bushel.
OATs-We have no change to note in this article
The demand is limited and prices unchanged
Sales embrace 100 and $50 sacks at SOC. pc
Rushel
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TlmE eNEAT EFEICAoIoUs NEss o.

TIME GREAT EFFICACEOUSNESs OF
Msssr8 Grin9plt O. Iodzed Syrup Of Horse Rad
Il Co. Chemists to Fl. l. Il. Prince Napoleon, At Paris is
always par excellence succedRnous Cod Liver OIL and the
TONS well in various Cuaneous diseases The public
will therefore with great interest the analysis of this
medicine by Professor Kezins extracted from the Chemists
Journal Vienna well the letter addressed to Mesrs
rmault K Co. by his Exceliency French EmbassadOr
Vienna confirming the high reputation Of this learned Doctor
1t is follbws
@Grimaus I0d7ed Syrup Of Horse Radsh is not in free
elementary caustC state in the odydrc acid
organic combination similar the iodine contained in
Cod Liver OH
(SignedJ VINCENT KLETzINsKI,
Chemical Anayzer to the Law Courts Vienna, HOspita
Chemist. I. and r. DU WIEDEH,
Professors of Chemistry
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SNqp OrIeans 9atlg Grestent.
THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 20, 1866.
Neu Grleans aflonep 3flarhet.
CRrscRNT OFFICE No. 81 CAMP STREET,
LL.....L.... Iac. -

"wednesday Evening, Sept 10 1866.
Operations in financial circles have been re-
gtricted to-day, owing to the absence from bust
ness of q large number of our principal dealers,
who have been engaged throughout in religious
exercises. Gold opened at our last quotations and
rates varied but little at any time up to the close
of business The sales for the day comprised only
the subjoined amounts, viz: $4,000 at 49, $1,000,
$4,000, $4,000 and $2l 900 at 1443, and s2000 s2O0O
$500, s3000 $500O $4,000, $4,000, $4,000 and $4,000
atlas. Transactions in Silver have been confined
to $780, American coin at 1919, and 1000 Mexican
Dollars at l454 We still quote gold at 144365145,
American silver coin at 134@135, and Mexican
Dollars at 145@l453.
FOREIGN ExCHANGE-The movement in Sterling
and Francs exhibits further falling OIL. The
outdoor supply is quite limited, and the demand
exhibits no increase whatever, despite the re-
ported improvement in rates at New York. The
only sales reported to lis in an authentic shape
to-day were $780, 9l0OO and $4,000 at $50 for clear,
$4,000 gilt.edged private at l52, $1,000 Bank at
1881 q 900 outdoor Francs at 1874, and 300 and
$4,000 do. at 3.75f. Quotations are nominally I'M
changed, and we, therefore, repeat previous fig
ures as follows, viz: Bank Sterling at l53@l54,
Clear Bills at l5O1l52 Bank Francs at 1857! .65,
and outdoor Francs at3.773@3.728f.
DOMESTIC hAchAN'E'-Fe nave no variation az, u
any h'hu ~ [eietsso uhuet ans iieaus ine w.
manu- at pahh' "nen Is sun Ie9V,l''eu 10
by ABOUT ohe-hah Oh the Banks at u G. pre-
rninn, 1vhiln +bn othera Grill nnreiat in eyac+inO
20
premium. Out Of DOORS the offerings Of private
and commercial exhibit continued steady reduc-
ton, and the limited character of the movement
to-day may be inferred from the subjoined state
ment Of sales, viz: $4,000, $4,000, s28,OO0 and
100000. New York sight at par; $4,000 do. al
. ! discnnnt W. continna 10 ouote Nav YorI;
i, a.'T ou. " 49," p,GIH 40 ,,a.5 1e
slghl - sgf Y =; premium y DaiiA az
u c. premium ont Of doors.
hoyc heen n sales Of The former worthy Of spe.
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FRExcH EMnAssY At VIENNA.

FRENCH EMBASSY At VIENNA,
Vienna August %, 1865
Messrs. GrimRult Co., Chemists at Paris;
In reply the letter you addressed to his Exceency the
EmbassadOr have the honor inform you that Professor
KletSnski is of high standing VIENNA that he is
personally much thought Of and passes for of the best
Chemists in Germany P1ERRET,
Consul and Attache to the Embassy.
General Depot in Paris at GRIMAULF Il CO.'S, 43 rue
RCheleu. In New Orleans, at
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ACCOUNTS PROM GEORGIA. The Augusta
Chronicle Of the 10th inst, says:
The advices from the growing cotton crop dur
ing the week have been unfayorable. In this VI
cinity, the crop after having been injured by the
drouti in July has suffered from the recent ex'
cessye rains. In the counties below, Augusta re-
ports are more favorable than those above,
Burke, Jefferson and SCreyen are doing much
better than Columbia, Lincoln or Warren coun
ties while from Ebert accounts are exceedingly
unfavorable, the rust having, in many neighbor,
hoods, almost destroyed the crop. In Edgetied
District the complaint is general, and if we may
Judge from the versions which reach u.s. not over
a fourth OF a crop will be realized there.
ALI along the Georgia railroad disaster has at.
tended the crop, and hundreds of planters will not
pay expenses. In southwestern Georgia, though
damaged by the late rains, the yield is more en-
couraging, anda third to a half crop is likely to
be realized.
AUGUSTA MAREET.-TLe same paper remarks as
follows:
The second week Of the business year closes on
dull ana stagnant market, with an easier tone in
a number of leading articles. This is occasioncd
rather by local and temporary causes, than from
any permanent tendency to lower rates which the
tone Of the leading markets don0t seem to Justify
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RECEIPTS OF COTTON AT THIS 20
For THG rAsT TWO WEEKS.


Stock on hand Sept Ist 1861 l02l39
RsssIysf i oFey53sy 44J- 56
IJ7 355
Exported since yesterday OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Exported previously I0J5-lo9
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gOmMIssIoN--FoR wARDING.

CTNI S%@@sTNS& 49, %~epVt
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES |
d. DowD
coMM1ssIox MERCHANT.
No. no Poydras street,
ORLEANS.
LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES made on Copsipap snts of |
Cotton and other Produce to my friends
SSPG2F RF2sE}A T y 81 go, CO New York;
w IL. ROBINSON,
PURCHASING BROKER FOB
Sugar and MoIaases, on Levee, Piansa tion
and in Store.
oHce-C0RNER CARoNDELET AND GRAvIER.
DERKINs, swENsON q CO.
OWN N. PERKINS, New Orleans 8. NJ swENsoN N T.,
Late Austin, Tex D. L. KERNIoN, New Orleans }
General Commission Merchants,
No. Is Carondelet street, corner of Union street,
New Orleans.
INDEPENDENT THROUGH LINE
AGENCY.
MITCHELL RUTLAND 4 co. d.ato JAQUEss, NIT.
cHELL q Co., BENZ. E. MITCHELL, Of New
Orleans JOS. P. RUTLAND, Mobile
Forwarding and CemmIssion Merchants,
sair AND lSpEfENDENF STEAMBOAT
AGENTS,
No. 81 Commerce street and Sc Front street.
MOBILE, ALA.
TT w. BUCREEAsTER d. co.,
IA"
GENERAL COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MER-
ETANTg
'''
30 and Be New nevee street.
r. w. ADAMS,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
ca Auea d,orIeans. Fsordeou~. zrron.n
Co. W f. Avery Gen D. W 2dam Hsndersap sane
g. NIXON . A1'''Ap'n' d. NJ "@chare ana d.
NTARTTNEI a. PAT.aCVT-
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| Eoo' FLlAHRo AARTINEz-ANToNIo PALACIo.1
Comnaigaion Merchants
| ~ r,,-r, ,u,
NTTTEa4an9 :. n5-,1a.= 80 eA--1Hs.
~ n, nr,,.,,,,,,
| " n 80 - 'o -nN DEbA9ls.
SUCCESSORS 70 weed Writers Co.,
Commission AAerchantS and Wholesale Grocer
| Nos. 7, 0, II and ID Tchonpitouas Street,
| NEW oprpAx,
~ r., KOUN@ a, sBO--
| GTe
- &C. L KouFs, BEN. B. KoUNsj
General CommlESiOn Merchants
WHOLESALE dRocERs,
-Aan pEALRRs III
| EASox ShocEElEs, BOAT AND BAR sT0REa
| No. % Common street. Now Orleans
| ..u.-.,
fo Sa 70 sS ana 0Eaers 70 Furchase
d raTtcuar aesa EVsa to Receiving and Forwar ing
Liberal Cash Advances made on Consignments
| WM1TEMAN BBoTRRR@s
o. P. wHIrEMAN, H. O. WHIrEMAN, z. VI, WHITE
| MANN
Commission, Reeeiv,pr and Eo,.vvar5,n,
Merchants,
whslssalesad Rs4osl Des,sratn
GROCERIES, WESTERN PRODUCE. LINE. cprEHr
Halls. Etc.
Bavou cara, Ia.
~ Having resumed business ct thar old stand respectful
9s-4--. .eesSA. :. .1-Ha-1 Reel0naee
A. ~AG s@AAAG % U.s.
CANDRRW sTEWART, ]. A. AvERAJ
ConHiSaion and Forwarding Merchants
lg Dealers In
BOAT STORES AND PLANTATION SUPPLIES
/ toPPosEF4 TIN cuszoM HoBan)
Strict attention paid to the Bale Storage kinds
Also Assnzs or L. Rsd River Ezpsoss 'n
GA1ITH d CARR,
| n PINCRNRy sAsrTET r,o,.,7, ,,5L rrrI,, ~
Madison psrish,)
Commission Merchants and Esurcbau,p
Agents,
,,.c.., 20 CANT STREET, NEW oaLEAHs
T0eEpW w 0c3T-Ea7Sv ---------
GATE oGLEsBT Z MAoAULAYD
80, :, ~ 80 ..-Is ~ en@A''
- Nav osIp4r ,.ooAlA' o 4'A1Nt'
NCIAvAINE BROTREEg.
ooAA1ssloN &ERoHANTs
Cash ADVANCE. ,.1o ~ .h,n,.s.a =.
IosFpTz n ooTrsgv
---------- o. ~ and = Ioaoqplto9lss street
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SPECIAL D1sPATCnEs.-We are kindly permlttet
20 publish the annexed private kilograms which

have come to hand to-day, VIZ,
NEW YoRk, Sept 10th, 1866.
Gold opened at 1851; Cotton firm but quiet.
II A. M.--Gold l458 Cotton-demand moderate,
prices firm at 3418361c. Exchange steady. y
M.-Gold, las! 5-2O's lO8@lO83 Coupons, 1ll4
GILL;. Second Seres-CouPons, 10Sa@1O8j :;
zoos, 1889, 1881; l0,40's coupons, 99009!; 100
bonds, 106@l06i; Cotton-demand fair and prices
firm
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PEN, Pencil, and scissors.

The word trenchancy appears in an adj
sertissmsnt of the late Count Gurowskis Diary.
IL YOU want to get Airs or Guitars, apply
At Ellis music store.
QUIBBLE says, what the Southern States
COW want Is representation in congress--nOt mis-
.epresentation.
A New YoRK barber having confessed
hat he has an almost uucontrollabls desire to cut
he throats of his customers, his customers have
stepped out"
A CLYDE widower, with seven children, was
,eeently married to a Rochester widow with FIVE.
Both parties were ignorant Of the others having
children. ERE
JUNE "a foot race for 81 900 came of at
Peoria, Illinois, between Alexander, Of Illinois,
and Harrison, Of Ohio. The telegraph ssys Alec
was beaten Eve feet" How many feet did they
aave between them!
GENERAL MCCLELLAN has visited Field
Marshal Bsnedik. and it is said will spend year
n Europe, in observation. That is just what he
used TO do when commander Of the Federal armies.
CnxEnAI. FnExosr end vito have presented
. mAgsiassnt gold watch to pilo, John Brent, Of
the Dean Richmond, as a token Of gratitude to
uim for saving the life Of their son. who was one Of
party upon yacht cApsized near YOnksrs on the
9th inst.
A vienna paper publishes news from
Paris stating that Macmillan has requested 6nau-
sal assistance from France, declaring his intention
TO abdicats unless such assistance were offered.
The French Government, 1t Is added, had resolved
to refuse this demand, and instructed Marshal Ba.
rains to institute fresh Plsbiscitum in case Maxi.
milan should carry out his intention Of abdicatng
r,,-,,v UrnsoN,a littIa hoot .,h;oL 4; !.
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THE DEPARTMENTS.


A question having arisen ~ 70 the manner In
which smounts paid into the Treasury, the return
:, -,,.h -. .,.t,,.a .ho,,a n. ,.f.,d.a IA Tia
= al
osnk'' me o'.m' p''''n..e ~ W." ~
rection OF the Secretary Of the Treasury, referred 70
the Solicitor Of the Treasury on the 2Ist ultimo,
Who repli.d that In his opinion no authority is
a.. n.........,
Ves'ea IN 'n' Ai's'','' inv " !" - -
70 refund the am'unt OF duty claimed 70 ha'e oeen
enormously enacted from IT, either BY direct return
of the amount maid or BY all wing II az credit TO
~. -. =. an. n.xu.nt In J,lv mart
'"s o-1N ~ - - - % a..
Tne only remeoy, 'nen, ~" W 'n' oA"As an.0,eu
by this opinion oil the Solicitor some provision
BY Congress for repayment Of the amounts claimed.
T. - .nd..vo, IA nrocur. ,u.h ..,,on bv Con.
-, :, - a,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-29

The Albany ArgHS says the prospects for larg,
wheat crop in Central New York arc unusually
good. The farmers all agree that their wheat looks
we'll, and there ID no disposition to indulge In
croaking.
The late rains and warm weather have greatly
improved the crops in Maryland.
The Detroit Tribune publishes returns Of the
crop from many portions Of Michigan. The exhibit
Is generally favorable.
The wheat crop in Illinois promises good yield
The harvest 10 now in progress. tra
The Rome (GA) Courier says more rain ha'
fallen in that nsighbOrhoOd during the month Of
June than has ever been known There has sci.
dom been a better prospect for corn. 1t is now
universally conceded that the wheat crop is fall
one, in that section Of Georgia and Alabama, com
Ing fully up to an average yield 1t is now nearly
all saved. The Oat crop 10 also excellent except In
some places whore II was winter killed.
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PROPOSALS. FOR FURNISHING AR
il TICLEs AT THE WASHINGTON NAYY.YARD
PATnAsIEn,s oEyIeE y. 8 NAVY, !

PATHAsTER's OFFICE U. NLyYl
wAsHINaToN, u O., June %, 1855.
Separate sealed proposals will be received at this
for the following articles TO be delivered at the Wash
ington Navy Yard, viz;
900 (six hundredl 70 Walnut Timber.
600 isis bupdrvdl feet 81 Domipgo Mahogany.
FOR BUREAU EoUlPMENTAND RETN1R.
90 (dty .Hix) slabs sOap.siOua
fok BURgAU PROVISIONS AND CLOTHING.
!y S.rrsS Bssl 70 G.svsntE, sysl barrels Pork
drSd) pounds Rlee 800 hTee huBdred) gallons Molas.
SEES, Sugar house syrupi 800 lthTse hundTed) gallons
Vinegar, All to be NAVY standard,
FOR BUREAU YARDS AND DOCKS. a
4 UouT1 WAtehmAu's Clocks,
lionel good eArryall HoTse; TO DO selected. q.
For Dimensions deser ption, &e, schedule At this
once The above srtess to be delivered free Of cost Il
the Government for freight aud tTanspoItAtop, and
the sk and expense Of the party furnishlpg Bueien
guarantee for delivery viii Be required q susessaia
blddsra la CALVIN O JACKSON,
js2e's Paymaslef U.s.N,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-29
HOW TARIFFS ARE MADE.

Under the above head the New York
Evening POst brings serious charge against
congressman, showing the combinations
making among the interested capitalists as
against the poor people who are compelled
70 purchase and consume or die. A CORE
spondent furnishes the Poa with state
ment about the increase duties on salt, and
relates conversation that took place be-
tween q merchant and q member Of Congress,
which does not reflect the highest credit upon
the Congressman referred to- We reproduce
the letter outside. Commenting upon the cor
respondents statements, the Post, among
other things, says.
THE farmers, the butchers, the consumers
Of meat, the whole people, in fact, are to be
wfonged and cheated, and forced TO buy dear
salt, because the vote Of the salt interest is
required TO carry other high duties Can
anything more outrageous be imaginedi A
member Of Congress knows that the salt duty
ought not to be raised, but nevertheless be
will raise II because by that means he will
bride the salt interest 10 help him raise the
duty on another article-which, also, ought
not to be raised, but on the contrary, low.
cred"
The Post concludes thus:
1.-THE proposed new tariff is full Of curious
vagaries. For instance, the duty on quinine
is raised; that would seem to be sufficient to
encourage the manufacture Of this medicine;
but no, the duty on Peruvian bark is at the
same time lowered. The duty on certain
gums, as gum arabic and gum tragacanth,
which might, we suppose, be raised, or AT
least left where il is, is lowered. That is to
l., .lot ~
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-29

THR city Of Buffalo was awakened to a
sense Of the value Of solid architecture Monday.
A storm broke upon that devoted city, Of which q
Newspaper reporter Of that Ink writes:
How to chsrscterire II we scarcely know. II
war gale, . hurricane, q whirlwind, q tornado, a
oycone--it was any or all Of these; Wild wicked.
relentless tempest which seemed bent on the utter
destruction OF the city. II cane almost directly
from the west, with q slight inclination to the
south, and ut first directed It's strength against
awnings and signs. and everything that lay loose
on tho sidewalks Horses took fright and ran 10
various directions much to the injury of the vs-
biolss attached, many Of which were overturned
and wrecked. Then ohimneys came crashing
down, roofs took flight, windows were forced In OF
otherwise damaged, buildings were blown down,
and large trees were uprooted as ~ they had been
but weeds In the hands Of the gardener. For hall
an hour the storm ragged. and strong buildings
trembled and devastation became broadcast; and
yet, were We not called upon to chronicle loss Of
life and serious injuries to several persons, we
should. under all the circumstances, consider thu
damages to property comparatively slight, p.
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GAIT SULPHUR SPRINGS, MONROE
- COUNTY, VIRGINIA. .l' .. /"
D. W. WHITING,
Dealer In

This popular Summer Resort will open for the rseep-
E"n Of visitors the let Of JULY, and remain open
until tue lAst VI 90 OBRR
DR.. Mutt'r, Professor OF Surgery In the Jefferson
Medical College, Philadelphia from personal observA-
ton aud ohsneAl analysis, placed these Springs the
most valuable VI al agents In all diseases Of =
chronic or organic nature
la sitlng the springs persons will have opportu-
nifty II seeing Fairfax station MauAssas function, War
rshtpn, Ball Run, kApidAn, Orange Couu House. Cor.
donsyils and many other points Of historic interest In
Virginia h# 2
Good Coaches oOuuse, with the trains Of the Asxau
drlA orApse aud virginia Central Railroads TO convey
visitors To the Springs. %.
Great palms have been taken 10 put the buidlnRs and
grounds In good order ami repair sF
Tue Ho,el wilt accommodate 400 pfrsonsi besides
prsaSly for families ~. RI L. &c..
Tsrmsi O. 30 per dayi liberal discount TO persons
remaiuiug month aud longer Oh ldren and t.Tysnt'
half pr &C. RCCELsrON, BALDWIN 4 CO.
i.2s-tf u /.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-29

The following is q statement of the receipts from
customs at the four principal ports Of the United
States, from the 18th To the Esd Of June: New
York, s2,lOs. 1880 Boston, 1921, AZ Phila-
dslphia, $l34 sIoi Baltimore, 500, +5T6s. Total
receipts at the above ports for tho week, $500.
1881.