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ORPHANS COURT FOR WASHINGTON


ORPHANS ooG osTsT F2E WASHINGTON
In the matter Of the petition of Mary ". Rod.
biTd gasrdian, 70 orphans OF Ephraim B. Rod
The said guardian having this day reported the
Ssns for ftee cents per foot, is thi. soh day Of
January, A: D. 1865, Ordered. That said sale so re-
AIRY next if no objectien be made thereto on or be-
IN sS % t OdsT
'0f 'nf'e weeks 0s'0fe 'A' VIZ sai'F r. PURCELL,
Judge Of the Orphans, Court.
fe2lsw3w' Register of Wills.
0RPHANS' COURT, Jan. 20. 1855 -DsIaIcT or
the case ef David Edes and Margaret kde.. eIecn
tiers OF William Edes, deceased, the executors
81 G ar
e the h aay o
estate Of said deceased and of the assets in hand as
s as the sn have been collected AID into
Of said deceased arc notified to attend (at the Or
Ih i;S Court Of wsshingtsn County Aforesaid
Otherwise by Law be excluded from all benefit In
BE- sl % 5
Evening Star, previous 70 the said day
T1'HIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri.
WASHINGTON county, In the District of Columbia,
6s.les .l late 81 css
~ w. deceased. All persons having claims against
the said deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit
the same with the vouchers thereof TO the subscr-
ber on or before the 9th day of January next they
may otherwise by law, be excluded from all benefit
Given under my hand this 9th day OF January,
1855.
ieb s-Iavsw+ MARY Z. FISK.
VI,HIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub.
Il scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
of Washington County, in the District of Celxm-
bis, letters of administration the personal
estate Of Patrick hcNeal, late Of Washington city,
ID. C., deceased. All persons having claims
against said deceased, are hereby warned to
exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof to the
SUBSCRIBER, on or before the 27th day of January
next they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit Of the said estate
Given under my hand this 9th day OF January
1866. Gs 29-law'w') JOHN PAGAN.
THIS is re GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri:
4 Der has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Washington County in the District of Columbia
letters Of administration W A., on the personal es.
tate Of Mary Ann Clark, late of Georgeto Nn ID C.
deceased. All persons having claims against the
said decreased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber
on or before the 18th day Of January next; they
may otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit
of the said estate.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of January,
1856.
ais awsw. M.ADLER.
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OFFICES:
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sJQ JOHN D. EDMOND co., SIC
SIS 7th street. between d snd =,
NATIONAL INTELLIGENCE BUILDING,
pKALKns IN
RuIIDEBS, BLACKsMITHS, HOUSEHOLD
GENERAL HARDWARE and CUTLERY
c,t and Wrought Nails, Spikes, Horse shoes ana
rse-shoe Nails, Rasps, Files, Springs, AxIes.
Axletrees, Nuts and W ashsrs, Anvils, Vices.
shovels, Pic Axes, Rope, Glue,
spht Cane for chair bottoms,
all Of which offer at
20 THE LOWEST CASH PRICE. gro
OIO IN B-V1 OlC
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Co. W. H. Avery, Gen D. W. Adams Henderson Gaines
O. Nixon - --s,''''-'' " ''''1''-'' 49,
WILLIAM LEETCH-
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
. 95 MAGAZINE STREET,
Sole gent for j. E. Dayton Oo's New Yerk celebrated
Preserea Oysters Lobsters Salmon Pickles Sauces. syrups
etc Wines Brandtes Whistles quality guaranteed the
best, and prices low as any.
Teas of E A. G. J. LOWS direct imp ration original
conveuien. packages of various sizes.
Grocers Keepers Country Merchants will Fad It
to their advantageto call and samples sos
seoona floor. front No 95 Magazine street
lMARTHNEH 81 PALA0To-
FCo, P1zARRo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PALAor0j
CoEnmlHAlOR Merchants,
1873 eRAvIER STREET,
NV oEzzDs
DHLLKNGRAN 81 BERLGES-
&C. DILL1NeHAM-JoHN DEBLeIs
Successors to Weed Writers Co.,
COmnisaion Merchants and Wholesale Grocer
Nos. 7, O. II and % Tchoupitoulas Street.
NEW ORLEANS.
n Il, KOUNs 81 BRO.,
20. L. KoUEs BEN. b. KoUEs)
General Commission Merchants.
WHOLESALE GBo0ERs
AND DEALERS 1H-
FANCY GROCERIES BOAT AND BAR sToBEs
No. 50 Common street, New orisana
Collections Consgnments to SELL and Orders to Purchas
Particular attention given Receiving and FOrwar I'M
Liberal Cash Advances msde Consgnments
q VWRTTEMAN BROTRERs,
TO- P. WHITEMAN, H. G. wHITEMAN, W. WHITE
COna1nlSaIon, Receiving and Forwarding
Merchants,
Wholssalosnd Retail Dealers IN
y GROCERIES, WESTERN PRODUCE, LIME, OEMEN
NAILS, Etc,
Bayou Sara, La.
~ Having baBinesS at their old stand respectful
solicit renewal Of former patronage
A sTEwART d Co.,
- ANDREW STEWART. J. A AvERAJ
OOmmlsslon and Forwarding Merchants,
Dealers in
BOAT STORES AND PLANTATION SUPPLIES,
No. Peters Tor New LeVee street. corner of Canal street
Vii toFPosTFR EHR Custom HoUsEJ
New Orleans La.
Strict attention paid to tho Sale Storage Of all kinds
Produces Liberal Cash Advances made on ConsignmeHs
- SMITH @ CARR.
IA, u. PINcKNEY SMITH, Carroll parish JOHN. L. CAR
hs Madison parsh1
ISL Commission Merchants and Furehassi
. Agents,
30 CAN'T STREET, New ORLRAHa
. sa~oash Advances made Consignments
JOSEPH H. OGLEsBX,
rter G.ATE oGLRsBY MACAUIAYJ
Commission Merchant,
nos. g. 20 AND 70 ToHoUPIToUL.As sEREKT,
NEW ORLEANS
= MUKMvAINE BROTHERH,
COMMISSION MEROHANEs,
No. 40 Bread Street, New Ysrh.
Cash advances made shipments to the above houss
JOSEPH H. o6LEsBY
. -- g. 70 and 70 Tchoupitoulss sire.
JAMES WRIGHT,
CoA MISSION MEROHARF
"a 1-2 CarOndelet street.
Foreign and Domestic EXCHANGE bought and sold
ADVANCES made cOnsignnenta to A r. KcMsste
tx Bro, Liverpool; Caldwell Ashworh Wall street. New
BEN. TohEDANo,
COMMISSION MERCHANT
No. rs Union street. New Orleans.
r. O.. NOEL.
- COMMISSION MERC-ANx,
.a. #.. aa For tho sale Of ,.a
Cattlo, HOESp Sheep, Mules and Msrss
0ral STOCK LANDING, NEW ORLEANs
y satEtsetory referenees given III ii
en- CMENowETH. CASEY 81 co.,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
g.
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~ shippne orders promptly attended to.
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MAcY1TNERy

Best quality Refined CAST TOOL STEEL; SPRING, MA.
CH1NERY PLow, SHEET and SHEAR STEEL;
RAILROAD, SPRING and FROG STEEL; LoCoMo-
TIVE, AxLEs, CRANK PINS, PISTON RODS, SLIDE
BARS FIRE BOX and FLUE PLATE, etc.
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WINES, LIQUORS, ETC.

T a. BLAFFER d. co"
SUCCESSORS TO WIN. MAssEY0
Agents for Massey Collins Co.'s
PHILA DELPHIA ALE AND PORTE R
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5lqD q9rleans Daily Qgras cnt
sArURDAv N0HNING AUGUST II, lsB6.
Derivation Of the Nnmes of DiHsrent Coan-
ties of Texas,

Atascosa from Atoscosa or Doggy" Creek. |
Bandera from Bandera or Flag Pass. on
the Indian trail leading o the interior of Mexico.
Bexnr: from the Duke de Bexar, grandee Of
Spain, and one Of the first viccroys of Mexico.
Creek
Brazoria: from the town Of that name at the
mouth of the BraZOs.
Brazos from the river known as "BraZos dos
or Gods arms.h
Colorado: from the river of that name, Red
RIVER The Red River proper was known as
"R Rio Colorado de Natchituches," Red River of
Natchitoches
Comal from the Comal Creek, an Indian name
meaning gridde.
FL PaSo: from he town of Ell Paso del Norte,
"NOrth Crossing"
Goliad a transpostion of the letters Of the
name of Idalgo, the first promoter of Mexican in
dependence.
Gonzales: one of the leaders during the struggle
for Mexican Independence.
Guadalupe: from "EI Rio de Neustra Sonora
de Guadalupe" the River Of Our Lady of Guada-
lupe, miraculous Virgin Mary in high veneration
in Mexico.
Hidalgo: after the insurgcnt leader of that
Layaca: from the Lavaca" or Cow Greek.
Llano: from " III Rio de los llanos," the River
Of the Irdiries.
Matagorda after the name of grandee of
Spain, ylceroy of Mexico; literally, Kill Fat
Medina the name of grandee of SPAIN who
was q yiceroy OF Mexico. ,.,-
NaCogdOChes: the name Of an eXIlnc6 lhulail
tribe. =.
Nuecea: from the "Nueces" or Pecan"
River.
Ret1gi": from The = ttinct mission Of "Nuestra
Sonora del Reiugio,' "Our Lady of Protection, y
one Of the names given by the spanards to the
Virgin Mary
san Pairico: san Patrick.
San Saba: q saint Of the spanish calendar.
Uyalde: the nam Of Spanish captain
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We'll, Jane, this is a queer world said d
ing. IA sect Of women philosophers have just
sprung up'
hold?n
The strangest thing in nature, y said he; they
hold their tongues"
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COMPRISING THE FOLLOWING KEoVF AND RELIABLE
COMPANIES;
ORGANIZED APRIL, 1874

Company has paid to It's cnst to the present
DOLLARS For nine the Cah Dividends paid
oStocknOders made from third Of the net profits have
amounted in the aggregate 20 ONE HUNDRED AND
TWENTY.O ONE AND A HALF PER GENE
Instead Of 8snng scrip dividend to Dealers based on the
principle that Of risks equally profitable this
Company will hereafter make such cash Abatement discount
fro rates. when premiums paid the general
experience of underw rite will and the profits
remaining the end the will be divided TO the Stock
holders.
This mPany continGest make Insurance on Maine and
Inlaud Navigation and TRANSPORTATION Risks, the most
favorable TERMS including Risk5 Merchandise of all kinds
and fteght
Policies making loss payable Gold Currency, st
the office in New in sterling at the office OF
Rathbone BrO6- x Co., in Liverpool
EILWOOD WALTER President.
GHAs EEWGOMB, Vice President
@. J. DEsPARD, Secretary.
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ITnoMAa Is. BODAEE @ 3D.,

V0a0MAa B. BODLEY q 3d.,
NO. PERDIDO STREET, adjoining Masonic Building
oFFICE l23 GR4vrER sTRBEz, NEw ORLEANS.
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, STATIONARY AMI
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES,
Circular Cross-Cu Mill and Mule saws Corn Mills; VIII ea
Mills and Betting AppAratus shsfting Pulles and Betting
All descriptions OF Plantation Machinery and Agoultu re
| Implements.
We keep constantly on hand full supply OF Ne
| CANE CARTS, PLANTATION AND ROAD WAGONS
Timber Wheels Whselbarrovs from the well known factors
| Of Joshua BOdley, Wheeling, Va,
We have connection with extensive Foundes and achne
shopsin Louis Louisv Cincinnati Ptsbug, through
which prepared for class of machinery
on favorable terB and deliver anywhere
| Ogleaps trse Of freight THaa b. BODEEY 200
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14ROCERIEs AND PRODUCE.

GROCERIES, AND PRODUCE.
CAMMAOK q sQUIREs,
WHOLESALE GRoCERs,
FL New Levee and 40 Fulton Street,
Between Gravier and Common Streets
Pork Lard Sugar Moasses Coffee Salt Fine Wines
LIQUORS Tobacco and Es r. constantly on hand in quantities
put up. City orders for miy supplies solicited
q E0RsE %. GARNER,
j. C. GOODRICH, H. L. GOODRICH, G. R. RAILEYJ
LEsALE GROCER
AND
U0mntnGIon Merchant,
Eos. IS COMMON AND "A CANAL STREETS
] w. aOshEE.
WH0LEsAbE GROCER
Commission Merchant,
NO FRONT AND AND 10 FULTON STREETS,
New 0rleAnS
r g. WILLIAMS.
WHOLESALE GROCER,
9New Levss Is, q, 40 and 81 aravier utrset,
NEW ORLEANS
RIDw ELL. PAYNE 81 Co.,
Oh BIDwEnL, e O. PAYNE, JNo. N. PANE
WHOLESALE GRoCEKs AND DEALERS IN WESTERN
PRODUCE,
No. as TchoupItOulas street.
| New Or'sans La
WOODS, PIUKETT 81 co.
| d. H. Woops-WM. R. PIOKETT-HIKE l. WOODS
sS Commerce street.
eULARK, STEWART 4 BIBBs OLD sTARnl
MONTGOMERY. ALA.
! Wholesale and Retail RrOcera,
| CONFUSION MERCHANTS AND COTTON BROKER
Jurey Harris; Il. W. Farley o.. Battle Noble \ Go,
Col j. o. Nixon, and Col D B, Penn, New Orleans.
WELLS, BROS. g Co,
WHOLESALE GRooERs AND DEALERS IN WESTERN
PRODUCE,
"a Poydras Street,
I sTAFFOKD d Co.,
CORNER 1 1tqKsoS asR sREE STREETS
Offer for sale general Sssortment Of GrocerSs receive!
receiving additional of all kinds goods
they viii Bnd our interior none in The market On
of Flour extensive both of family and trade brands
CUGAR, sYRUP AND MOLAAssEs-
Crescent Gay Sugar Refinery.
DOUBLE. REFINED LOAF.
oUT-LoAF.
| .-And--
POWDERED SUGAR
WHITE and yellow CLARIFIED SUGAR,
? | ,,,, ,,,,, z.,.,rv sxy,rr
GOLDEN shNoF' sUaARHoUsA, AA"iAA o. 81
AND
RBBOuED MoLAssEs. ..
E,outsIana and West India
" SUGAR and MOLAssEs,
A. Thomson 81 Co.,
L a. Tchouptoasg street
TTNNEODORE PEI.LE,
.r WHOLESALE DEALER IN ..
7 EAquOrs aBd wines.
/ FCHoUPIT@ULAs STREET,
Nav Orleans
4 IA. D,h&EzA, COMMISSION MERCHANT,
s# -ARD- .=A
- Importer of Oubn Produce
--AlAo Dealer tn H -
, LoUIsIARA sUaAR AND MoLAssBs,
= OHice No 10 St Louis street
Louisiana and UGos sugar dnlssss always On bsn'
" pAPER AND srATEON EkY wAREHoUs
= Nos SO and COMMON STREET.
We have in store large eRsiVe Of PriBl
Wrapping AND Writing Papers ST. @ionery, BiaRk Boo
School Books and Fancy Ada Nted to
trade and tor sale At resznnahIa prices
srEvENR 4 SEYMOUR
SOAP.,..............Stb lA
J. KELLER,
gOnp manufacturers,
Corner of S. Andrew Howard streets, New orlsaRs
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FLUID, THE

nARBY'sPR FLUID, THE
gane acid made by Prof Darby formerly of Macon Ca and
recently of College 1t purihos the noxous
air the spread Scarlet Fever small POx Cholera
and all infectious deases Eryspess Ulcers Carbun
ees and all running Ia pain killer for Burns and
scsds and neutuses all vogeab and animal poisons Ia
al in which labanaque liquor used The fluid hO
used with greater less shan Td the guam
aty. Sold by
f. wEB&TER & CO.,
Wholesale Grocers, Poydras street.
and by Drqlggiats generally.
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NIGHT DISPATCHES.


Foreign News by the Cable.
LIVERPOOL, November s.-The steamer
Arago arrived to-day from New York, and
proceeded to Havre..
PARIS, November 1.-The ship destined
from Mexico to reembark and bring back
the French troops in that country are now
ready. The Moniteur says that Macmillan
will remain in Mexico.
BERLIN, November 7.-Prussia per.
ceives in the appointment of Baron Won
Beist to the prime ministership Of Austria
an attempt on the part Of that country to
interfere in settled questions, which would
compel Prussia to complete more speedily
and surely the national work of Germany
VENICE, November 1.-THE King Of
Italy arrived this morning. The Venitian
patriarchs met him at the church of St
Mark, where te deum was sung. His re.
ception in the city was magnificent. The
crowd was so immense and demonstrative
in its welcome that the troops were unable
to defle before the King.
LONDON, November 9.-Consols, ssk
United States SIS, $50.
LIVERPOOL, November 9.-Cotton dull
and prices declined I'D; uplands, l47sd.
sales 5000 bales.
LIVERPOOL, November 9, P. M.-The
brokers' circular reports: Cotton-Sale.
for the week at 10000 bales; middling up
lands declined I'D. to-day, closing al
l43sd.
LONDON, November Q, P. M.-Consols
s91I: United States SIS, 60.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
MORNING DISPATCHES.

BY The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Oesameys-
France snd Mexfee-Len0eu ard
Livespsel Markets o. Thursday.
LONDON, November s.-The case Of the
Confederate steamers seized at Liverpool,
which was brought before the Admiralty
Court, has been allowed, by consent of oil
parties, to stand over. It Is believed that
he matter will be privately adjusted.
PARIS, November s.-French transports
IRE ready to bring home their troops from
Mexico -sgs Ga E.4
VENICE, November s.-The King Of
Italy rsstsfed Venice yesterday, and met
With grand reception.
LONDON, November s.-Drafts Of Dent 4
Co., of China, have been refused accept
lance. Their engagements are heavy.
Bank rates have been reduced to 4 per.
cent.
LIVERPOOL, November {. -Cotton-Mar-
ket dull, and prices declined 1sd.; sales
to-day, 5000 bales; middling uplands,
A2sd.
LONDON, Noyember s.-Money market
quiet; consols, ssX; United States 5.2O's,
So; Erie Railway shares, 5oA; Illinois
Central shares, n.
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The Railroad Robbery In Kentucky
Further Particulars.

franklin, KY, November S.--Further
particulars of the railroad outrage show
that the cars were thrown off the track
about o'clock this morning, about three
and half miles from here, by band of
robbers, numbering ten or twelve. The
engine turned over twice down an embank-
ment of thirty feet. The Adams Express
messenger narrowly escaped being burned
TO death. After robbing the passengers of
about $500 in money and watches, the
robbers left in an easterly direction. A
band of men from this vicinity went in
pursuit early this morning. The robbers
we're blackened and otherwise disguised,
and were not recognizable.
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HAPPY RESULTS IN BALTIMoRE.--Asense
Of security has already begun to dawn
upon the whole community, and We re-
joice exceedingly at the fact. Thus tho
Baltimore american and the great bulk Of
our people have both been benefited and
made happy by the issue Of Tuesdays
election. What more can be desired
What moro has any election ever effected!
The A,nertcan viii, perhaps, be purified
and become indifferent honest The
people Of Baltimore will enjoy again their
Olden rights and freedom Gazette. :,
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PASSING FORGED DRAFT-TuE PARTY
AREEsTED.-On Wednesday young man
called at the banking house of Messrs.
Thomas & Co., l7G west Baltimore street,
and, representing himself as William II.
Talbot, of indianapolis, Ind, desired a
draft of $4,000 on the Third National Bank
of that city cashed. He was informed that
in consequence of being a stranger to the
firm, he must produce some evidence of
identity, when he retired, but soon return
ed with the draft, bearing the endorsement
of Messrs. Garfield, Brother s Go. The
draft was then cashed, but it was suisse
quently discovered that the endorsement
was forgery. The matter was given in
charge of Messrs. Smith, Peirson, and
West, independent detectives, who yester-
day morning succeeded in arresting the
party, whose proper name proved to be IL.
Clayton. The officers succeeded in re-
covering 81 400 of the money, the balance,
the accused alleges, having been lost at a
gaming house on Wednesday night. The
accused does not deny the commission
of the crime, and was committed to await
the action Of the grand jury.-Bahimoe
San, 9th.
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A good deal Of speculation IL INDUCED
in here as to the feelings and opinions Of
the President with regard to the result Of
the elections Of yesterday. Those who
have visited Mr.. Johnson this evening find
him In very good spirits and not at oil dis.
turbed by the political aspect. Many sup
pose that In view Of the results Of yester-
days voting the President has some intcn-
ton Of recommending the southern States
to adopt the proposed amendment to the
Constitution but those who look for such
action on the part Of the Executive will be
disappointed. Mr.. johnson does not re.
gard II as his duty to make any rscommen-
dation on this subject whatever. He will
leave the matter In the hands Of the south.
ern people, to BE- disposed Of by them
without interference or suggestion from
him. If the constitutional number Of
States shall adopt the amendment, Mr..
johnson will bow to the will Of the people
thus lawfully expressed. Should the
amendment fail, the President may sug-
gest for adoption the two amendments to
the Constitution as to taxation and repre-
sentation heretofore set forth in these dis
patches.-Ne,o York Times (semi-offciaD
GOVERNOR SWAMI VISITING The PRESIDENT.
Governor Swami arrived here this eye-
ming from Baltimore, and is now at the
White House with the President. No po-
litical Importance is attached to the pre-
sence OF Governor Swami, however, as the
purpose of his visit to Mr.. johnson Is mere
ly to talk over the recent occurrences in
Maryland.
PERSONAL.
The Postmaster General was confined to
his room yesterday by illness.
Mr.. John NJ. Barclay, assistant clerk Of
the House of Representatives, is lying dan
gerously I'LL. ~
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From Chicago.

CHICAGO, November 7.-One Of the most
urprovoked murders that ever disgraced
our city occurred here last night. A mao
named Van Bnskirk, while attempting TO
prevent companion named Jack Ward
from firing pistol into saloon, was him
self shot By Ward and instantly killed.
A. c. Cameron, one Of the Conservative
Candidates for the Assembly, has sued the
Tribune of this city for libel, and lays da.
lageS ut $4,000.
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BISMARCK GARRETT DOES NOT LIKE THE
VALLEY RAILROAD CHARTER.-E. G. Mar.
shall, Esq, President of the Manassas Gap
railroad, reports to his stockholders an
nual meeting:
Resolutions were passed by the
stockholders empowering the presi-
dent and directors of this company to
make sale Of its Valley interest upon
terms which would secure both Valley
and Piedmont sections Of the road, and
relieve the company Of its bonded and
floating debt. Representations from both
the Valley Railroad Company and the Ma
nassas Company united in presenting this
subject 4, Inc Baltimore and Ohio Compa-
ny through its president, John W. Garrett,
Esq. Tie application was unsuccessful
Mr.. Garrett having declined to give any
pecuniarf assistance for the present, upon
the ground that the resources Of his com
pany were taxed to the utmost with his
different operations at home and further,
that the charter Of the Valley Company
was not satisfactory. He was not ready,
and the pear was not ripe. A further
effort was made to interest President Gar
rett in the more limited work of building
the connection Of the Winchester and Po-
tomac aid Strasburg connection, from
which sorae results might follow favorable
to the restoration Of Manassas. This effort
was made, however, with like disappoint-
ment."
The Beard of Directors were again au-
thorized 10 sell out the franchises and pro-
perty 10 the Orange road, or other parties
willing to complete the road to Harrison.
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az1orf or TIE TOBACCO NARxEr. !

/ -, :. 4
nZH0nf o. THE TOBACCO NAnKET.
a TdBAcco ExcHANos,
RlcHxoHD. Va, November .. 1866.
Breaks very full. Prices bouyant, but
no change to note, except on new fancy
Wrappers, which have advanced fifteen to
twenty-five per cent. Below We give the
transactions for the last two days: One
hundred and thirty-nine hogsheads and
fifteen boxes opened; one hundred and
forty sold as follows: Lugs, low, funkcd,
% TO $50: Tugs, common working and
shipping, eS to o.; Tugs, good work
ing and chipping. $3.50 to $3.50; leaf,
common working and shipping, funked,
slo to els; leaf medium working and
shipping. 1850 70 el7.so; leaf, good work
Ing and shipping, sls to eco; leaf fine
working and shipping, GIG to s25; manu-.
featuring, medium to good, sl6 to $40;
manufacturing, fine, ego to s35; manufac.
turing, extra, ss5 to $50; fancy wrappers,
medium to good, new, $40 to s7s; fancy
wrappers, Hne to extra, new, $50 to sl20.
7tt NEW YoRK MARKETS.
New York, November s.-Gold, 146A.
Exchange, 81 for sixty days-llH for
sight.
NEW YoRk, November 9.-Afternoon.--
Gold. 1851; United States IS, llo&;
los, .look.
NEW YORK, November s.-Cotton de.
pressed; uplands, size; Orleans, 80 &C..
Flour dropping at sl2.3OGsl7.25. Wheat
nominally 293c. lower.
NEW YORK, November 9.-Afternoon.-
Cotton declined lc.; sales, 1000 bales.
Flour dull; sales, $50 barrels Of southern
at sI2.3OGsl7.25. Wheat 263c. lower.
Corn lc. better. Pork lower; sales, 400
barrels; new mess, s25.s76s27.5o. Spirits
turpentine, s0Gslc. Rosin, s56S13.
MOBILE MARKETS, THURSDAY.
MOBILE, November s.-Cotton Sales
$50 bales middlings at $780,; market dull /;
demand limited.
MOBILE, November 9.-Cotton-Sales
to-day, 1850 bales; middlings, 34G3411sc.;
sales for the week, 5000 !; receipts during
the week, s,lOO against 1893; exports,
1854; stock, 39,477.
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS, THURSDAY.
New ORLEANS, November s.-The cot
ton accounts continue favorable. All
crops spared by the rains and worms will
be saved.