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M TIE CACTUS CIGARS. so5
NlANUFACTURBD EXcLUsiyHLY, AND
ECosE q cHANDLsE,

are Tor sale. WhsIesaIe aud retail By
W b. hOoSE
At willard aud National Hotels. and at
". = CHAkDLkES
Cigar etore, under kbbiti Mouse, corner and
Hth streets r.
We call the special attsrtion 81 dealers TO these
UIGAkS. a. they are undoubtedly the hnest In
quality and n axe ever preduced ia THIs COUNTRY,
ana are offered at Q very small advance on cost.
nj rs q. CASTOR has Iust recst yrd the great
Ici Ledies and Misses Also. q most besuti; 10
iui sss.r tment Of Velvet, Silk aud StrAv
ers. " CASTOR. aa6 sth street. fonr door
ron rem avenue &C SLIM
RLAEkETs-Red, Bine Grey, White aad other
- cotors. " t-'--
Linen and Co,tNn BED SPREADS,
,1AELE CLOTHS, fQwELtN3, &c., cheaper
ABANsON's.
mes I'm 500 rinth street,
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nEBOw's REvIEw FOB NOVEMBER Table
merce. By the EDITOR q immortal Fictions. by
Ohss BShun a. 3: The I've Aristoc rsciss q Ameri-
The American Fisheries. 6. The state OF Mis-
sSuri 7 The Freed@sn. BY George Ttzhusk s.
Sucply by K Hutchinson, OF Mem his. 10. sketch
e. o. Foreign Travel; by CARTE Biance: II. Emsn-
by Prof p Ohristy. IL. Department OF Commerce
Il. Department OF Agriculture. IA Department OF
ton. Is Josrnsi Of the WarNEntsred M Dali n
the Confederscy, by the Editor. H. Editorial
Notes; 90. Accents q nunbsss pcv r.v,on
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Holm +. G. CLAIM.
y JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
CONvEfAErEB.
No. 30s ID street, OPP. franklin Engine House
N

CIDER NINE0AB,
" CIpIR vIkE4Ak,-
CIDER ylHECAR
CIDER VINEGAR.
CIDkR VINEGAR.
All persons In want Of PURE OLDER yink0AR
will 90 veil 10 call and examine ny steck before
purch Akine elsew here. .
sGoods ssiivered free Of cAarss, In all psrts Of
Washipston and Georgetown, ID. q.
RILEY A. eHIEK,
Union Boffiiag Depot.
&C eo-im 81 Greene IT., GeoreetoSb. ID. q.
WiksLowsswEEr ooRS. In oAks
A large invoice fresh from the psckers. In Port
land, Ne. For sale In large and smsll susntiues,
BY IN p. KING a Soy,
nos King etace
MOCHA oofrsEHi. oorrr,,
MOCHA CoGFxgt
This rare i.rury istt received sy
y. M KING SON, Ktur Plses,
mes Cor. Vermont ave. aaa 18TH 90.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.
HOTEL FOB RkNr Oh LEASE.
A BABE CHANCE FOB HOTEL KEEPERS

FUN SALE AND KENT.
HOTEL FOB RkNT Oh LEASE.
BABE CHANCE FOB HOTEL KEEPERS.
Having thoroughly rsmodeled and rebuilt the
UNION HOTEL,
, 10 ,se f CITY 81 Ssorget1Tn o.. nov ohsf the
This building 10 situated on the corner of bridge
and ans ssd
ing ing to al of the Departments Of Government.
and is within three blocks of the washington city
II contain. forty laol rooms. besides the ki.chsn
water closets for gentlemen on the first. door,
Der Of rooms can be added II desired. by inishine
TIE s., ss of tn. building Is handsomely in.
ished in modern style. With Mausards roof, and
s, tn aseparase entrance for ladies on Washington
In the basement there are room, designed for
az frnn ~ Hn,a room ana kifchen sepa
For further particular; sasTs's With
cow '0rpfn % 1ss ss
GIoReETesCSoEn R3SsE s ASEESY'
: 's;,a.Sl s. RssIbs ia EST
% SiD We invite the attention OF reliable par
&C ~ lon. ORME COOPER.
L'OR RENT-The FARM. for the last three re ars
! the residence OF d sjor Thee philus Gaines con
sisting Of $50 acres, lying near Fort Mahsn mile
from BenninRs Bridge. Improve me nts, d yelling
house of II rooms, stone stable, servsut's houses
barn, &c Address Il 3 =" 431 = street, Wash.
N. Frs ocl 6n
E0R BENT-That elegant three story DIV EL
Il LING, with back building and side yard, new
for . nrst ciass Boarding House. being in close
proximity to the War and Navy Departments In
.uire ct No. 500 corner 18th and streets
no s-6t -..4 TIA. MCLAUGHLIN.
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CoRNs, Bunions, Had Mans, Vascular Ex.
cresences, Warts, Moies, &c, successfully
treated by DIR. White Surgeon Chiropodist.
"a Penn av.. between ~ and 9Th streets OF
nee hours from m. to p m, and TO ID.
N. No charge for consultation,
PENNIES can be had In auy quantities at the
Star ONCE counter 80 ~ 3
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SA5E VI Ola sEARS--1 e8er0dy eve
hlhg' omcer Leach arrested VIM. Wilson, who
Nds charged with eniieing LYDIA Sears away
HOIl hrf iah-r house for TIE purpose or ss-
uucuon' &c. TINS Is one of tie phases of the
'ulstresslng case reported in the Sf1r of YES.
isrnay The trial took place before Justice
Morsell. ''Se
M. HUI, a relative of the family ,s.,iesd
that be knew nothing OF Wilson's ent,cing
Lydia away. He had seen them taikIng 70
gether In an allev brtween two stabIes IN ,na
the vicinity of the house Asked her Uh., ~
was doing there And who WAS keeoin1 -
She replied that Wilson was keeping her ana
that she slept with him the night before
Ms Sears, mother Of LYDIA, entirety Mind
was lead Ia the FuaTdhousr hy Der daughter !,
younger giri than LYDIA She was sworn and
ersl occasions, and imm eaisteiy after each of
three OF these visits lydia left the house
Mr. Sears, finer OF LydIa, testified thar he
knows no more OF ne intercourse between Ly.
dia aad wilson Than had been stated. IL
seemed that immediately after MS visits she
would go ausy. ana THE fact led him % su--
pect thsf Wilson knew all about her going of
ard was connected with IL.
Lydia Secrs sworn.-Tesrified that Wilson
na1 nothing to do with persuading her away.
Wilson had said with her since.
Justice MorseIl stated that the fact of Will
son's visits 60 Lydis AZ her fathers house, her
visits. and his suhse9 nspt intercourse with her,
was snfhcient cause 20 eend the case to court,
and he therefore held Wilson to bail IN S3Ja
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AUCTION SALES.

0OO14ON CAhNcs
ID No :ss rs sv.. corner letA street
PAwEBBokEBS SALE.
LAST or TBs sEAsou.
WAISTS Af fs!4Hp F rskbe s.tr or FOR
on neNpAf .ed TysspAi. 30, 10 .nis,.
ss.S o. fsr;i.sa :isds. i'TSs d
hSs eI HSn,,S1 a. s sass n s.,i
Stpe Diamond PCS, Pin, aud Esrriass
Gre oyerocats. prcss and sask Csals
10 fire Lsdis. sili pres.es, pe'.ias pre-.
I ksd,es 'pd S.1,. unss .,.ts,ns, wy rae
SGil,s B,sD.sis; sprxs y an! sae.ss
"Toirsa IN s,sc.psous Bect. s Ga, .iss,
Trunks, islises. Carpet Bag.
sfssiher Beds. Pillo-, Asd Bols,ers
Nth Other soOds ysu.li, found ins PA~nbr'
noIs NIX WALSH & co hucu
Rf nosIIR BRYANT,
Id Real Estato Brokers, sss Ith street.
vALUAsLE IsPRayEo PROPERTY IN
On 1a6HsTh9 the r.t At instant sDcr ~ ss. soil
h N ffSn, o. nc premises. at ), o'eloek m th.t
HOUSE No % D1n6srton, near The cotnsT OF
moRtse merry street, Geotgetown The house CON
halls, The LOT ces,sis. $50 ssst Of 9rOs snS haze
ing front 81 40 by IS3 FEET.
Improving part OF GeOTgetosn. Ia 80 elevated ssd
oemm.sdibs position, and persons wishing 60 cur.
chase Q Handsome residence or nal GOOD 10 vest
nelt, will DO well IN attend the sale
Ie ms Ore third ossb balance in elk and twelve
mouths, Tor nstes bearing int est A deed eiVss
sLo oeed OF trust taken All conway snce - oot
q 81. the pnr.hAs.t siOe required paid down vhss
For further psrtic ars isguire of above firm
nosdid GkkEN WILLIAMS, husts
"THE ABOVE sALE Is POSTPONED IN
oosse9uenoe o. the rein, until hohDAl, tho 18th
noIe GRFEN WILLIAMS, Auct.
RY JAS. q. MCGUIRE q 90, Auctioneers,
SALE or A SMALL LOT OF WINES AND
TIE PHI kh nkD DESshRT sEByIUs,
tbAseNAbE. ETC of Hon !. Hume Bdrn-
BY. knslish Legation. at the Auctios Rooms. ON
TUESDAY MORNING, November 10Th, coz
meDcing ~ IL clock.
The above embraces IN part
u botiles Sherry aud small susptity Of Cham
10 PsrssusOw ard q Ls6tts Clsret Wine.
] China Dscorsteo Dinner aud Dessert service
made ~ W. T Copeland, London.
Also,
Cot glass Deoaufers, shvrries, Olsrets. and Chan
Essli.h gtlsry Table Linen. sc.
I marble TOP sidetosrd, IL Dining Chairs
~ paiI 10 blankets
Is pairs Sheets. Linen and Cotton Pillow and Bel.
ster slips
Lot OF Cooking sbd Kitchen Re suisItes.
Ard Other article, not necessary o. euumerate.
1ferms each. &c. MCGUIRE 90,
noB Auctieu -ers.
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Died. o.. E
EtTCHIsOh On Saturday. the 18th iustsut, at
lo1s n. fkAkkLIH ETCHISUN, in the 25th
His relatives and friends are invited TO attend
bis faneral from bis late 7, sidence. No TX st
O'Clock m -
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~ WOOD W0ODlt
. Baltimore Oompany's White Ash.... 80
Lykens Valley Red Ash .....-.a......-... BIS
Sham ken Bed Ash -........., ,.............. SIS
Spruce Pine Wood per cord 500
Sawed and Split .............. 20
,o,d. DO. Oak so
Msrt ct space. Louisi ana Avenue, between 7th and
sth esreetA will be promptly ATTENDED to. Once
and Yard 7th st., bet 4 and y, Island
oc vim G.O BAUM. p
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ErOR RINT-sTORl ROOM 3as Psnn. avenue,
John b. sEMMEs,


John b. SEMMES,
g. eotf s4 SeatOn House,
LOB bEET-The large BUILDING occupied by
u the Metropolitan Police and the Gas Light
Company, SEE 10th street. near Penn . avenue.
About twenty I'VE rooa8s gas and water through
cut heated By steam in the basement. Ole Of tue
mosf convenient and desirable iocstions tor q req
taursnt aud eatiug saloon in the city. suitable
for . email hotel or large boarding house. Pos
session given 18th November. Inquire at 400 9Th
street. 30 no 2d5w
LOB RENT-LarRe and email furnis he'd and an
Il furnished HOUSES and APARrMENTs suit
able 'or b nsekeeDing. Also, For Sale: esyersi
CO.. <sek 7th street. Room Is. oo IS 3m.
E'OR RKNT-The erOK1 No 33I street.
4 asar nth. IL fronts toae.aaee!y on rsnns.
niently sstuated store rooms In Washiugto ton city.
Apply to q. B, BAKER. st the btsr Once je3o e.
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HANDSOME LOTS FOB sALE

A. @. HALEY Attorney At Law, No. Market
ssses en-, Hoard q Trade Rs1ms has TOR sale absni
AZ and 9TH streets. the others mostly around the
Lincoln DE pot, east of the Capitol. Price and
terms liberal nos ~
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RY GREEN 3 WILLIAMS, Auctio.eers.

-, By virtue Of = decree OF the Supreme Court OF
Cooling BroAdwater VS. Faunce ct al, No 90
equity docket, 7, will offer at auction. on FRI
DAY, tie 9th day OF December next, on the
premises. at o clock . m. that valuable proper
" in Washington, known lot three ( 8 In "a iare
hve hundred ssd four, 500 improved 10y four
story Brick House. fronting on street south, be-
tween A., and 9Th streets west
Terms OF sale One third Of the purchase money
20 be paid in cash, aud the residue in tao ecu Al
iBsfaln eots. ct six and twelve 9nths, with in
ferest. to be occurred by approved pctes anu @ re-
serve lien. The teI ms OF sale must he complied
with la one week after sale. or the property maj
be resold at the risk and cost Of the rst pur
after wees : notice. Stamp s aud conyeyancine
ct the cost Of the purchaser.
WALTER cox, Trustee.
DO Is. 2aW3E GREEN A WILLIAMS Anrfs
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LOB SALE Or RENT-My DWELLING, sit
7 usted at the intersection Of Maryland aud vir-
The House Is 81 feet front BY 20 feet deep, With
wide hall through the center. The lot is 100 feet
front by 2l4 feet deep, ,embrsci ng one half Of
ss NJ diff SeAton aouse
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"A BEAUTIFULLY SITUATED PARM ON
the road from Washington 20 Frederick City, Ii
mile: from Wsshia ton. eontstning I acres Of the
the fsrm in ane wood RaSd II is Veil supplied
with water. having two good springs, and pump
convene for farming, with Siesty Of fruit II
IL also fret class and very desirable position for
trail point between W sshinetol. Frederick and
Baltimore cities, - IL opens On three public roads
ard easily be divided into twenty lots each
containing over line acres A safe and valuable
Investment. and canpct fail to realize clear re
For psl ticliaIs apply at 59O. north Of Patent or
fce. between 9Th and 9Th streets. on II or to DR.
Md, rear by, who viii give the character OF the
farm and quality Of land Hours l o. clock and 0
p p; m, tIn,s, 'Ah1ss ,d dUTL e. e.,
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LiOR RENT-eeVeraI ROOMS IN Telegraph or
Il Zee 3Ae Pennsylvania avenue. For terms In
auire at 40 H street. north Patent Once, at 10
&c ST me ,. rowLEs, Agent.
EOR RENT-Lsree and desirable Rooms, at
y the Seminary Building, corner OF CAY and
Warrington streets. Terms moderate. Apply to
Mrs, D0U9HERTY, on the premises, George
town. NOS Inn
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THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL NEWS.
anusEmENTs sc To. NIGHT

NATIONAL THEATRE Mr.. I. ". Wallack
chts evening Ia his great impeIsonation Of
''fssiD." in 'sOliyer Twist"
Ocp FELLOWS HAcL.-Grand entertainment
by the :. Amateur Ethiopian MiustreIs', for
benef, ~ -. D. minic's new Church. Island.
LIST NIGHT of the fair OF Rebekah Degree
Associations, No. ]. a. Odd Fellows Hall. Navy
Yard
LAJ,Ys' FAIR stin in progress at st. Marv,s
fnIish School. 5th street, between q and RI
cor benefit OF the school
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Russian Aid for the Collins over
land Telegraph.
A. &C. &c

By the steamship ASIA from Liverpool January and
Queenstown January T. we have further items Of
interest
The special commission for the trial OF Fenans re-
sumed its sittings OF Dublin on the 9Th inst
Tho London Army and Navy GareHe, referring to It's
announcement last week OF reductions In tho army
present what Is actually decided upon is that
each battalion in tho United Kingdom shall be reduced
from twelve 10 ten companies and regiments abroad will
Se reduced In like manner on their return home"
Mr. Bnghrs reform speech at Rochdaie is universally
regarded by tho press a. modification OF his reform de-
ands and indicative that he 10 prepared 70 accept
such moderate tho Cabinet may b expected
o propose HIS political eaemes credit him with being
Gar less Offensive than any OF his previous speeches
The French Senate and Corps Legislatif have been
a,mmoned TO assemble the 27d OF January. II is
stated that the opposition Deputies held meeting ct
Paris TO consider their Of procedure In the APP
preaching session and that they decided direct Asis
2C~ss cAieeyl y ~ xsvioss queiioa-
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Personal Ins.lii..uce.

Captain j. Ross Browne known lecturer ana writer
Of travels has been mustered Into service In the Arizona
Volunteers, and has been directed 70 report Major r
Williamson, Chief Engineer 81 the headquarters Of The
department Of California, fos typographical duty.
Count De hoynicr, OF France, has brought an acsoa
against Ihers for having attributed 10 General Ccuns
de- Sesur feat OF arms which occurred before Rheims
the campaign OF 1914 consisting In the defeat Of dyk
sion OF the allied army and capture Of eleven Guns the
honor Of which exploit The Count cla for his father
The was TO have been pleaded December 90 In the
First Chamber o. the Civil Tribunal. Para but ~ BASE
counsel Cor n. Theirs. obtsinsd postponsmest n,
Sgnos Bella sx.rinancs Minister cs Italy, narrowly
and f0fence the morning Of the 9Th OF Dccenbsr
The svais caught Ore and the er nsser and other pas
from The aamsa which wholly dessroyA We vshislA
The Pope has Il The present moment In consequence
Of deaths 10 The Sacred c2lleS aneen aret bats 70 d.
posa e
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lTALY.

rAs Pslisssai situasisn An Isaly--ssas-
nation IN Psbiis ARAars. sna res E9sss
Upon Prsfsssaensl Pslisisssns-AAs1ana
Patti ana s}sAksseh-Rsssiai's 0panAsa
or PATHS ns~asring % the nssees
81 ssvills-Ths Tins Arss-Dspiesaeeas
changes. &c. ~
QUA vLoasscs CORRESPONDENCE.
vnoasscs. Dce -, 1905
German homeopathic doctor. wen knsws q rurs,
where 10 has resided several yssr has recsstly sss
long stuly end szamssAssa declared the ssisssnes Of
new species u disease. >nssd solely sy reading shs
daily POLITICAL sswsssssu his ualsds be cells se'Shss
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HOPa-The market was unchanged Ia every respect
We note sales of so bales mostly new CROP at 25c
&C., as to quality.
FRncnr-were quiet and rates for cotton shade
bushels corn 4sd per SO lbs and Sd per 90 lbs $50
bales cotton 16d the latter rate for compressed 100
hhds taow 15s To London 900 bbs -four Is Cd |.
800 BAGS clover seed It's 3d. The charters Area brig
to Bordeaux petroleum 6s 3d. ono TO Cadiz slaves
private: British bark from baltimore to LIVERPOOL
200 ors corn at 5s I'd schooner TO Daricn and back
lumber. $13: one To Eastport. 0our. 4sc: one from
EIzabehnorf IN BOSTON iron "a. two from ElzabotI,
mort N Providence iron 20 so. one coal 90. Rrsh
brir To Genoa | 400 bills netroleum. Danish
brig 70 Rio Janciro 600 bbIs 1our' and sharf
70 New Orleans on priyate terms We notice tbe
sale or the shin saracen 288 TINS bult AZ Roston
In Is5a now At San Francisno and the harry Acmc IN
nr;vate Terms ~ W
Mo, cas- Tho narkot waa about steadv with a
roderae iobbnc trade The sales were AZ hnds Porto
Rico at s0c md 30 bbls new cron New Orleans Al from
a. IN a. d. o,sc 40 hhd. cornon portc Pic a. lac
% AZ bds s0 20 e Fo'0 Hc0
ppov,o,oxa y paca,n,s eJo hhS ,ort oyo cect..ecs
emf mats IN do and 6aT Kegs Lard Tho demand Sor
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The Pittsburg Military Congress-Ops
rations Of the O'Mahony Party.

The Pittsburg Military Congress-Ops-
rations Of the O'Mahony Party.
The Fcnan Senate having adjourned, and the work
being cut out each Is aocatcd In his proper
place OF operation and there Is very little agitation
further than the rush. Each devotee or the Philadspha
constitution feels bound to keep going towards the pro.
motion OF that movement. Very strenuous exertions
being made 10 this city we'll elsewhere through
the country TO insure vigorous progress and full repre-
seniaon at the Pittsburg Pensn Military Congress In
February.
Colonel Roberts and General Sweeny start this weck
their through the country The cities
from, promising regular outpourng OF the Gsels 800
hear the ring OF tho soldier logic last" There win
ngs OF revolutionary Cells that have ever been heard
from In America II Ia not idle trip the genteme3
propose 10 make for every cheer will DO deemed hollow
unless backed by corresponding act The question be-
ing literally put to the Fenan men In the words OF
"why waste your burning energies
In vow and vain defiance,
And phrases fierce but fugitves
Ills Deeds, not Words, that weight
PROCEEDINGS AT UNION SQUARE,
Our reporter visited the headquarters Union square
Yesterday and Notwithstanding the sanctity Of the day.
found the officials In the various departments working
count OF sudden press OF business upon the
return OF Nj. Kan from Washington, Philadelphia &C.
vnerc ne naa oeen looking scr shnes genera. during
Gle OF the Brotherhood which receives visit from this
gentleman becomes Immediately confident OF the great
honys administration. We cannot say why this u %:
but the fact has become axiom In Fenisnism
matters Of vital q he irish meysmsn s1 on ~ s
spis Everything Is In readiness is said for dec-
sve against England The vessels already pur
nothing wanted to complete i6c arrangements but such
public confidence In the Brotherhood as will cnabie
oMshony to sell the bonds and remit the proceeds 70
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CITY oOp1MERCIAL REPORT.

:
AsaS.-Recelpts 100 pkga The market continued
dull, and prices nominal
BREADsrurys Receipts 2.l75 bbs -four, IS do. corn
meal 24OO bushels wheat, L. 100 do corn. 1880 do
oats 1875 do rye. The market for State and Western
-four continued Inactive and prices again declined &C.
l5c per Dbl all qualities The sales comprised 9, 500
bbls. at revised quotations subjoined. Southern
nour dull and pricos lower, shown by our
quotations The sales were confined to about 100 bbs
Canadian flour was in limited demand only and prices
ruled in buyers favor TO the extent of &C. 10c The
sales embraced $50 bbs Rye -four was dull but nomi-
tending downward, though no Quotabe change was no
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-22

The shipments Of specie from the port Of New York
last week and during the year compare follows with
the exports for the same period In 1866
1896 1866
Third weeK................. $500 $50 1896, 894
Previously reported. 1855, 604 1,102 $50
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The National Louisiana Bank, Of New Orleans, is the
only additional bank designated by the Secretary Of the
Treasury depository OF the public moneys
The following table shows the debts OF the ave prln
cipal Northern States:-
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The wheat market WAS dull and heavy. No special
business was done, but holders offering berally
and manifested considerable anxiety 70 realize, and
prices were nominally shade lower The demand for
corn was also limited, and prices, though withouttm
portant alteration were trife weaker The sales
braced 80 900 bushels at &c. 49, for unsound and
85c 88c for sound mixed Western Oats continued 10
decline under a limited request The sales were at
$50. a 43c for unsound Western; CSC. 56c for
sound MIXED Western; &c. for Canada; 64Xc. q
Soc for State and Soc SIC for Jersey and Pennsyva
No material sales were made. Malt neglected. and
prices ruled nominal Barley inactive but prices
were nomnally unchanged.
CoYFsE-The market was firm and moderately active.
We note sales Of $500 bags Rio Bravo, private
terms
CorToy.-The demand was very limited, and prices
ruled entirely nominal The steamers advices from
Europe we're Of a somewhat unfavorable tenor, and
prices fully 1c lower at the close Of the market
with continued downward tendency. The sales were
confined to $50 bales The annexed quotations alto.
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Tho following table shows the quotations Of the lead
ing shares at the first session Of the Stock Exchange at
the close Of each Of the last four weeks:-
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-11-02
NEW ORLEly,
GRAN +, BREED &
NEW ORLEANS, Ia
NJ A n L r A T L E T Es
EIcarses and Metallic Burial q
Caskcts.


NJ A n L r A T L u EEs
KTcarses and Metallic Burial O
Caskets.
WOULD call the attention Il
w and the public. to their |a-
llearScs Of the most approved U..
the finest tini~h-Inri}aIcitra
and durability.
We are constantly imUr0t1
construction Of our Metallic IaE
our ''NcW Plain Case pHtl
y, 1860, combines all thor most
liable Improvements. and is
than any Burial case ever before
our Metallic Burial tJ-Ett, A
Of design. andit, freedom from
of grief, is unsurpassed. ltl'
covered by the best polished p.H I
tinishis that Of the finest rose"
mental Caskct, with it's heavy
wrought cmblcmaljr3i oruaH'A.'.
silver contrasting with the
ground work, is Of striking H
elegance.
over wooden collins. these h..
takctS POSSESS many iWpgE."'
They protect from water. vera
intrusion, SWcring for -rU.
necessary purpose Of % vault.
the original place of uU1I.-
desircd-c1n easily Doe accom-.
can he preserved for days or
the arrival Of absent friends. h.
part Of the globe. at amy season
90. er-..H h. .
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MccIintoc, Darlington & Co
BENNETT, FLowEBs d go.
Factors and Commission
Merchants,
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10 IS. NORTH WATER STREET
MOBILE Al.
oEo. *. uvNNrrr. r.. NJ. BECK, Mobile, Ala.
a. NJ. RONB, FayncyiUC,
wa. h FLOWERS. Enterprise, Mississippi,
T.. u. UoP~o$, kcmpCr county,
WILL pay particular ana pei -o.'ol attention
W 70 The sale of Cotton. Northern, western
ana Country Produce. Also to the filling OF
orders for Merchandise. sc. and trust, from
their iou- experience, to transact the business
entrusted to them satisfactorily
oct Il, dom
rT-Wiu Parker is with the above house.
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