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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-12-01

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HENRY SHEW,
COUNTY SURvETOR
AND
CONVEYANCER

OONV Il n NCEK
Court House, Towsontown (up stairs.)
TNHE undersigned respectfully informs the
l. citizens of the County, that he has establish
ed an Office in Towsontown, Baltimore county,
Tor the transaction of all business relating to
landed property, and that it will be greatly to
5heir advantage to call upon him to have their
business attended to. By SO doing they will
@ orompv apd nesT and n"ye at ess
expense than it can be done by others.
Deeds, Leases, Mortgages, Wills and all 9TH
er instruments of writing carefully prepared.
HENRY SHEW, County Surveyor.
In my absence from Towsontown, all busi-
ness left with JOHN M. WHEELER, ESQ.,, at
the Clerks Office, will be promptly attended to.
April z 1S66.-1y.
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CONSTIPATION,
LOSS OF APPETITE,
DIMNESS OF SIGHT,
Specks or Webs before the Sight; Pain in the
Shoulders, Limbs, Side and Back; Burning in
the Palms of the Hand, or Soles of the Feet;
Fullness or Weight in the Stomachs Oppres-
sion Of the Chest; Chilliness; Palpitation of
the Heart Pains in the Temples or Headache;
Sudden Flushes Of Heat; Restlessness; Often
Disturbed Dreams and Depression of Spirits
They have specific action on the Secretions
and Excretions, and assist nature to expel all
impurities.
After taking few doses of the Pills the Liv-
er, Skin and Kidneys are enabled to perform
their functions in vigorous and healthy man
ner and all the above sym ptoms will disappear,
as they are caused by diseases of the Liver
The Liver is the organ whose Office it is to
purify the blood therefore unless it is in a
healthy condition we will have impure blood,
and are liable to any of the numerous diseases
caused by want of action in this most impor-
tant of all the organs.
@a-Take a box of the Liver Pills and have
Health and Pure Blood. Sent by mail for 80
cents Prepared only by
DIR. r. SAPPINGTON,
1872 North Gay Street, Baltimore.
June 16, l866.-1y.
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DR.. JOHN w. WAUGH.

formerly of Millersville A. Arundel Co., Md
HAVING located at Priceville, Baltimore
IL county, Md, (thus succeeding the late
DR.. Mahlon Price, but more recently DR.. Elias
Price, now of Baltimore,) respectfully offers
his Professional Services to the citizens of the
surrounding country. 1t affords him pleasure
to give as reference an experience of eighteen
-years active and successful practice which he
hopes will sufficiently recommend him to the
patronage of the public. May 2, 1866.-6m.
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Miscellaneous.
DR.. r. SAPPINGTON'S
LIVER PILLS,
For Purifying the Blood, Strengthening
the Digestive Organs, etc.

TNHE judicious use of DR.. sappington's Liver
4 Pills will, with certainty, eradicate all
Stomach, and restore healthy action of the
Liver, Bowels and Kidneys.
They are suited for eithersex, and will prove
Certain Cure for
IEDIGESTION,
CONSTIPATION,
LOSS OF APPETITE.
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&. W. TEMPLEMAN. WIN. H. SHIPLEY
Agents for sale of Maryland Lands,
Q6Fce-No. 81 Lexington Street., Baltimore
R. w. Templeman, & Co.,
OFFER their services to the public for the
OSalc of ms, and Real Estate generally
They have, as Surveyors, a general knowledge
,fthe landsof parts ofthe State, and unusual
facilities otherwise for the transaction of such
business. Plats and descriptions of all prop
critics they may have for sale, will be kept in
book form. Parties wishing to sell or purchase
will please communicate by letter as above.
June 2, 1S66.-1y
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M'JILTON & CO.,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS
AND
AUCIIONE,ERS,
No 10 SOUTH STREET,
BALTIMORE, MD.

ID EAL Estate at Public Sale. Real Estate
IL at Private Sale. Goods Of every descrip-
ton auctioneered. Advertising Agents for
Many Journals.
@a-All Property given us for Sale Adverts-
ed Gratis in our Trade Journal
j. A. HoCsToN, practising Attorney at Law
for number of years, will attend to Conveyan-
cling and other business entrusted to our care
Nov.25, '65.-tf.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-10

SAN Francisco, Sept. s.-Dates from
Arizona have been received to August
Both.
The election for candidates for Con-
gress was to have taken place last week;
candidates, Chas. D. PASTOR and Col.
Basbford. The Governor had appor-
toned members of tho legislature on
tho basis of the late census.
The country in the neighborhood of
Lapaz is flooded for forty miles.
Prescott's letter gives a detailed ac-
count of the fight lately reported in
which thirty Indians were Killed, It
seems that the Indians belonged to a
friendly tribe, and demanded toll of the
Transfers for passing over the road
from Lapaz. This being refused, a
scuffie ensued. The temsters were
Joined by a dozen soldiers, when gem
eral fight took place, which resulted in
the death of thirty-three Indians who
had not brought bows or arrows, but
who were said to have had knives con-
cealed neutrality-suspicious.. Tho Indians
intimate that the Superintendent of
Indian Affairs authorized them to COL
lect tolls.
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sIIsceIInncoun NeNs.

NEW York, Sept. Seen. Santa An
ma has made an affidavit before the Su-
perior Court denying any completely
in a knowledge OF the letter written to
Judge Barnard, in which bride was
offered for a release from some of his
legal difficulties.
a Times New Orleans special saws
that a private letter received from Mon
terey, says that Macmillan abdicated
in favor of Prince Napoleon ON the 10th
ult.
A Herald Troy dispatch says: The
Fenian Congress continued their secret
session yesterday. From some of tho
laxative members, 1t has been ascer-
tanned that n vote of thanks to General
Banks, for his neutrality resolutions,
was tabled.
1t is said that an effort is being made
and accept the command of the Irish
army.
The bay mare Lady Thorn, and the
brown stallion Geo. Wilkes, trotted for
81, 500, best three miles in five, at the
fashion course yesterday. SThe drizzling
rain which prevailed at the time,
damped the spirits OF the animals, aud
they did not make their best time, nj
though it was still very good. The race
was won by the marc in three straight
heats, her fastest time being 2:2Gh.
Al the headquarters of the Stephens
wing OF the Fentans, III this city, arms
and ammunition are being received in
large quantities.
Orders have been issued in Canada To
the volunteers to be in readiness to
march to the border.
The Herald's Ottowa, Canada, dis
patch says: An order has been issued
to the Quebec volunteers to hold them
selves in readiness to march TO tho
frontier. The engineers stationed at
Quebec have also received orders to he
ready to march on or about the 10th of
this month to the border. They will DO
engaged in tho erection of defenses
along the Lower Canada frontier. The
Canadians hope that further divisions
will arise in the Fenian Brotherhood
from the Troy Congress.
Government agents arc believed to DO
Mt work in Troy.
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Indian DepreGatIOnS Near Fort Lara.
nlp.

NEW YORK, Sept. S.-A Tribune's
Leavenworth special says, IA report re-
Ceived direct from Fort Laramie states
that the Indians on the road in the
vicinity of that post have commenced
depredations again. Within two or
three days of the time he left home so or
co men had been killed and large
amount of property stolen and do
stroyed. lie also reports that the only
two tribes on the road who are sup
posed to be friendly are tho Pawnees
and band of the Cheyennes. In the
engagements the troops at Fort Lara
mic had with the savages, the former
were obliged to beat a hasty retreat
back to the garrison, losing some 40
men. On the Smoky Hill route they
have stopped the stages and given them
days to take all their stock off the
road. General Hancock has furnished
Major General Cloud with an escort to
visit the Pawness and Omahas for in
demnity,
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Now YorI. nInrl,n1

NEW York. sept. !.
ding. uplnnds, chiefly Mt sc. Flour l5GS:slc
better, with AN active demand chiefly for
s 400 10 759I2 90 for Trade brands cl ssaT
firm. Whisky quiet with small s1IIes at pre5
Vlous prices. Wheat 5Gs7c higher, and more
active; sales 4S 600 bus Inferior Chicago spring:
q 70 for mixed Milwaukee; 81 10 for old am
Der Michigan; SS93 10 for new white Gene
zee ana Michigan. Corn market more active
and lc higher; sales 1880 bus at $50 for infe-
rlOr shipping mixed western afloat. Oats
market heavy: BnleS $500 bus at 43618c for
Chicago. and 47@52c for Milwaukee,. Petro-
leum firm at &c for crude and 44945c for re-
fined in bond. Pork quiet and at S33 IO6R
50 IS new mess, closing at 500 IS cash: $Sl 06S
q SO:tor old do, and S0@30 81 for prime; also
900 nblS new mess for September, October
and November, seller and buyers. option, Mt
S3O5O9S l23S. Beef unchanged at Sfi@i9 for
new plain mess, and SI9@23 for new mess.
bacon quiet. Out Meats steady at l41S9l5c
iorshouldeTs, and l91<@2l1 20 for hams. Lard
dull and heavy ut lS94O15C Butter dull and
nieeavy at3593O for state. Cheese quiet at 100
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Ben. Butler to a friend, the latter warm
" praised certain vino placed before
him. "You may we'll call 1t rare-ripe,"
snid tho General, "for 1t belongs to n
box given mo by II friend when was
on duty in New Orleans. My friend
had brought it over from Bermuda, and
said 1t was over n hundred years old"
The guest replied that this statement
was probably true; hut, said he, "for
such rare old wine you ought to have n
name. Why not call it tho Bermuda
Hundred?" Benjamin was hermetical-
ly scaled up.
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The Cholera.

NEW York, Sept. s.-There were ten
cases of cholera and three deaths re-
ported yesterday. The weather having
changed perceptibly it was hoped that
the disease would again begin to abatc.
era in Brooklyn yesterday, and forty
two deaths from all diseases.
NEW York, Sept. s.-There were SOW
en- cases of cholera reported In tho city
to-day, but none fatal.
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NEW BRUNSWICK. NJ, Sept. s.-The
Common Council OF this city Inst night
adopted resolutions inviting tho dele
Philadelphia who intend to visit North
ern cities, to visit New Brunswick, and
instructing tho Mayor to receive and
welcome and care for said delegates in
tho name of tho city during their So
journ, as a mark of love, honor and
esteem for the true Union men of the
Q0ntb
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BY Telegraph.
spirit OF the stock Market.
NEW YoRK. Semi

New YORK. Sept 8.
The Posts money article says:
Gold Is firm, Mt IN advance OF lc and ia
tending from H954 per cent for accOmmoda.
lions by the borrowers. The loan market is
easy, at 4G5 per cent. Commercial paper ia
offering more freely, but the demand exceeds
the supply, and choice names nre done at So
the current rates being 5@6A The q ock MAJ
ket was rather more active during the early
part of the morning business, but closed dulI
Governments are quiet, and quotations are
barely sustained; there Is less pressure TO sell
taken. Railroad shares are Irregular; Read
Ing was most active, and sold up TO lis; Mich
Illinois Central ID. Foreign Exchange c cES;
cd inactive and dropping for sterling BILLS
at 60 days on London are quoted at l65aIO5IS
for commercial; 1860 1867 for banker43IlS ami
short sight at lOd5<6llO7J<,
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MONTPELIER, VT, Sept. s.-Hon. Par
tus Baxter, regular Republican candi-
date for Congress in the Third Con-
gressional District, has about 1000 plu-
rality over Hoyt, the Independent cam
didate but has not majority over
Hoyt and Brigham, Democrat. a plu-
rality elects In the next trial, on No
vember 9TH.
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COLUMBIA, S. c., Sept. 8.-Governor
Orr, in special message, will recon-
mend to the Legislature tho acceptance
by the State OF the provisions OF the
net of Congress of 1862, donating lands
TO States and Territories for establish
ing agricultural colleges. Heintimatcs
that the State can realize $150,OOO from
the sale of crops.
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BnATrLEnoRo, VT, Sept. 1.-The Fair
closed this afternoon. There were Sow
oral interesting races, the most impor-
tant of which were run by the stallion
Ethan Allen and marc Fearless, for the
Socioty's purse of $500, which was won
by Ethan Allen, iii two straight heats.
Time, 2:5S and $3.50.
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Freedmcn's Bureau In North Caro-

FreeGImcn'S bureau in North Caro-
lima.
New YORK, Sept. 2S.-The steamer
Santiago dc Cuba, with San Francisco
passengers, hNs arrived.
A Times Washington special says ::
General Howard is in receipt of a re-
port from tho Assistant Commissioner
of the Freedmen's Bureau i'll North
Carolina, of September 81, in which,
in speaking of the present status ofcol-
Ored men, he states his intention,
which has already been partially sue
cessful, of breaking up the great num-
ber of freedmGn's camps throughout
the State, and concentrating the needy
and deserving ut n few central points.
II is his opinion that after October LIST
but fow duties will devOlve upon tho of
ticers and agents of tho Bureau in that
State. the jurisdiction of affairs gener-
ally having been turned over 10 the
civil authorities. All complaints of
Outrage between the whites and blacks
have, during the past month, been re-
ferred to tho State Courts, and prose-
cutiOns have been enforced against Of
tenders of both classes with equal zeal.
lie closes his report with the assertion
that of an aggregate negro population
of 100, 900 in the State, not more than
2, 800 have failed to place themselves
out of the reach of want for the coming
year.
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SAN FRANOIsCo, Sept. 7.-Another
small expedition TO aid the Liberals in
Mexico, is said to have sailed last night.
Tho Transcript of the appeal in course
United States Supreme Court, contains
nearly ono thousand pages of legal cap.
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UTICA, N. Y, Sept. 9.-Tho county
nominations for Oneida county are
For Representative Messrs. Roscoe
Conklin; for County Treasurer
Lieut.-Colonel Charles Northroy; for
Coroner Br. Charles Il. Toft.
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NEW YORK, Sept. s.-Dr. Jones, late
health officer of Brooklyn, was knocked
down last night and robbed of $500 in
groonbackS by throo mon.
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Ran FranclacoINTnrket.

SAN FRANCIsco. Sept 8.
Japan tea sold recently at soc. There is no
material change in mining stocks: Crown
Point SSc; Yellow jacket no; Gould / Curry
$40. Legal tenders ny.
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CHICAGO, Sept. 8.-The trotting race
to-day between Dexter and Butler was
won by the latter. Time 1881; 2:27 /;
2:261S. After tho third heat Butler was
withdrawn.
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BURLINGTON, Iowa, Sept. 1.-THE
machine shops of the burlington and
Missouri River Railroad, in this city,
wero destroyed by fro to-day. LOSS
heavy, but not ascortained.
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SCRANTON, Pa, Sept. s.-James Ar
chibald, of this city, has been nomina-
ted as the Union Republican candidate
for Congress in the 18th District.
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AT tho city election at Wilmington,
Delaware, Tuesday, Valentine, the
Union candidate for Mayor, and the
whole Union ticket, were elected by in
Creased maiOrities.
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CHATHAM, ILLS, Sept. ga special
from Springfield ut 81 l.. NJ, Snys the
l'rcSidOpt and purity loft thOre ut this
hour, having boon escorted to the train
by tho Committee OF Reception, accom-
panied by u band of music. Cheers fol-
lowed the departing eXcursiOnistS.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Sept. $3.50 AM.
The committee of arrangements, nc
COMPATIBILITY band of music, tOgoth-
or with largo number of citizens,
escorted tho Presidential party TO tho
cars for ST. Louis, distant ~ miles.
They were cheorod on thoir departure.
Tho station and city authorities as u
clnss had nothing to do with tho recop-
ton of tho President. Tho weather,
NftOr the rain of last night, lis bright and
beautiful. We are accompanied by the
committee from st. Louis, consisting OF
Il. o. Slammed, John +. Darby, Donnel
q. Taylor, ex-NinyOr of st. Louis, Col.
Kossoss, proprietor of the Republican,
Henry G. Brockmeyer, President of tho
Board of Aldermen, VIM. Finderan,
Col. John NJ. Williams and Thomas
RichcsOn.
Stopping short time mt Chatham and
Auburn, tho President was introduced
and applOudcd. Cheers were given for
thirty-six States. limo did not allow
tho introduction of other parties.
At Verdin tho train stopped several
minutes, and on tho party being in
troduCed 10 tho people, three cheers
were given each for the President,
Sec'y Seward, Grant and Farragut; tho
President being called ON for speech,
ho fHcetiOusly said ho had n bad cold,
and would give them one tho next time
he came along.
At Girard thore were similar proceed
ingS. HOre tho President was tho re-
cipont of a mammoth apple.
CARLINvILLE, ILL, 10 A. M.-Wo
have stopped five minutes. The Presi-
dent was introduced, and received with
three enthusiastic cheers by tho large
RssemblNge.
Hon. John Hogan, in introducing
Secretary Seward said He, gentlemen,
has never pulled down tho flag of his
country, as your Secretary OF State did
yesterday because the President in
tended to pass under 1t. ThisannOunce'
lnent was applauded.
There was an immense pressure at
the platform. Ladies' were requested
to come around 10 it, that they might
see the President. Three Cheers were
given for tho thirty-six States of the
Union. Cries for the President were
heard, and the band was requested by
Mt leAst n hundred voices to stop Its
music.
The Secretary of the Navy was intro.
duCed and applauded, and next Gen.
Grant and FHrragut. AS elsewhere all
along the route tho cheers were deafen,
ing. Tho President made briei
speech. Tho President and Con. Grant
and Farragut were introduced mt Ship
man, Brighton and Monticello, where
the train halted merely for that pur'
1890 A. M.-we are now q miles
from Alton. Tho excursionists all mp
pear to he in good health. They have
been literally supplied with refresh.
ments on the way. The Chicago and
Alton Railroad Company by courteous
attentions have rendered the trip al.
ditiOnally pleasant.
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3. F. CALDWELL.

MASrFACTURER or COPPER, TIN
VI 'i'.f -h"sf Iron Ware. and dealer In,
liking and Heating Stoves, No ~ Main
7ii"ft Z. " b"sllnZ. %Fsf Virginia.
NHuH Tf-Tar tfuIy call the attention of
- I'rtllr u nay large and AFIert stock Of
fftIsf 7''il-. '"pI--L and ETA'S Kettle. AbaD
, futi siu- and Gan TOfs.
- Egfk ~ all kinds will receive my T'eT-
"f'l-f DtI shnr1 nGtire.
"a By. CALDWELL.
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New York Money and stock Market.

NEW YORK. Sept. 8.
Money continues easy Mt 4@15 per cent for
call loans. Sterling Exchange dull and NOM
Gold firmer with n fair business doing:
opening at l4G7S; advancing to l47, and clos!
ing at l48%. ..o-o
Governments quiet and scarcely SO firm.
FrelghtS TO Liverpool dull.
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ToIetlO market.
TOLEDO. Sept. $.

IOLEDU1 oUIIGs o.
Flour quiet. Wheat 295c better; sales of
new white Michigan ut So G0928l; amber DO,
81 60. Corn l%c better; sales OfN0. mixed ut
Soc: do yellow coo. Oats steady, Mt CSC. Rye
1c better, at 72a73o Lake ffeights firm, Mt
6I%@7c for corn TO Buffalo.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, Sept. s.
Flour active and I5d25c higher. Wheat
firm and ease higher; sales at 81 9992 90 for
No. /, and 81 7OlI 50 for No. 2. Corn steady
and l6l15c higher; sales ut 52GI53l4C for No. j,
and 601SG6l5lc for No. 2. Oats firm at 299
291<c for No. ]. and 25%d26c for No. 2. Pro-
Visions dull. Freighta steady.
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. s.-M.W. Bald
win, senior proprietor OF the Locomo-
tive Works, died last night near this
city.
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TUE CONVERSATION or PTLvERtsED
i Int ard Tlsr1Dus matter ~ n roofing ma
~ -i5tFif!= unris allied. A rnaEtic-It adaptH
= y ~ .-y"rJ sttaEs and slOISS. II IL nom
f''i-74 i'sf, lrnTsry1Dus, non ex TaDHive, and
tH2~rs'J INK Fr'sf dos NOT crack nor heat
1880 y Tie only rrSfHR material ever
Ht-.f'f+ffd t,,Af - ID resist the action Of the
'ti4"HJ = a. yong A. ~ the structure IL pro-
- 80 r"E@4TinE Old and preserving
new ilttSlII1 root cf ali kinds P!tsxtIc Slate
- never Tn sFEtIzlIsEi. while IL haS proved
~ Invaluable acquisition y, the mechanic
~ - a IrFsszrveT nf metal and VOID when
.,Hts'lhfsi III WAt-r or earth, ~ eKKSGsIl "
n EFALl4fsy- EsinE stlsrs rtif.ls ~ IttIe ~
an z ar from exposure, and perfectly IRE
ifrSJf. u . nnsIuailesi ~ paint Tor FaIlTGIaI
af-i ifrrn buildings, Lcncss and bridgra iron
- wooden
Having pr"ruTesi the vile right " use Nh.
"fs,7r rafting material in the C1Junflss ~
''hsh and WOOL v" Ar" prepared AT all Times
~ pot on nf'W ar repair old roofs AT tie.
'fssrsst EssslDIe nOiIcs.. our terms aTE. Tss,-
"srstlis ami work guaranteed.
JDHSbDS, CAPEEIAI ET a Co,
No. ITs Market Square,
~ s'-n Wheeling. W. Va
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COMMERCIAL AND. FINANCIAL.
The Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK, Sept. g.

JoHBEIss' PRICES.
HTown Sheetings-Indinn Head, %; Great
BieaciieG sGlrtIngs-Dotes IS; do. b b. %;
blackstone ~.
Is; Arnold II. -
Hoop Skirts-Badleys Duplex Elliptic,
B715GElO5 Meyers IXL, prices Unchanged.
shirtS.J. W. l.. Standard Dress, No. 30,
S27; do, No. $50, SS7 50.
Paper Collars Metropolitan Collar Com
pany Byron and Garrote, No. double
French enaInelled and silver corrugated, $40
@S 10: GOldSmith'S patent, Byron, $50 90;
Shakespeare, SO 90; Cuffs, $50 OO-less 80 per
Tlcks-E Eastern, A. %; do, 3. %.
Stripes-WhittentOn, AA, IS; do, A, 80.