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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-13

LOCAL NEWS.


MISSIONARY MEETING LAST NIGHT,---Pur-
,,.nt to notice, the meeting Of the Home Mis-
.;on Society. of the Methodist EPISCOPAL Church
south, was held in the NJ. E. Church South,
IN Washington strees, last night. The church
uas crowded to It's utmost capacity, and the
most marked attention was paid and the strict
,pst decorum observed. Eloquent and touching
.nneals in behalf of the Home and Foreign
Missions were made tby Dr.. Daggett, Or; Sehon
and Rev. j. A. Poisall, and about $500 were.
collected. The singing by the choir was most
delightful, and the meeting one OF the most
agreeable ever held IN this place.
The following persons were constituted lite
members of the association, the necessary sum
Of 800 having been subscribed in each case !:
Dr.. Doggett, j. A. Poisal, Rev. Mr. Lang
horne, DR.. Sehon, Bishop Early, G. G. Brooke,
Rev. Mr.. Ware, Norvil Wilson, Rev. Mr..
Eggleston, s. Kepler, j. Bull, n. Head, Jas.
Gregg, w. S. Baird, Robt. Mrs. Jameson,
Dr. Bond, S.. S. Roszell, the President Of the
u. s., Andrew Johnson; Gen. Robt. D.. Lee,
Gen. NJ. D. Corse, aud Mrs. L%anghorne. Rev.
A.. P. Boude acted as secretary OF the meeting,
which did not adjourn till a late hour.
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. ROCLA NE A 0 y .
MAYORS OFFICE,

ALEXANDRIA VA, Februay 18th, 1866. !
Pursuant to an Act Of the General Assembly,
I hereby certify the following to be the vote
taken upon the ratification or rejection of the
Charter offered to. the people by the General
Assembly, as certified to Inc by the: Commits
sioners appointed to hold said election in this
city, February s, 1866: .
For Ratification Of Charter. ........... 594
l0
% Election Of City Officers by Council So
+ -" Election" - " " People. 553
In witness whereof Z have hereunto set my
(-~1 hand, and seal the day and year first
SEAL. above written. @. a, WARE, .
-- feb 13-lt ~. " Mayor.
A BRASS KEY marked Z. S. + II. y, was
IN found this morning en- the corner Of King
and Royal streets, and can be had by calling at
this off ce and paying for this advertisement. 1t
TYOTEL AT MANASSAS STATION.
CHAPPALL HOUSE.
This house is now open and is prepared to &C
commodate the travelling public.
9. P. CHAPPALL,
feb l3-3m ~ @ ..... ...-a Proprietor.
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A negro boy about twelve years ola was ar
rested this morning aud carried to the Magls-
trates' Office for stealing the iron grating IN the
pavement in front Of the store of Mr.. William
Cogan, on Royal street. He was sent to the
Freedmen Bureau. ,..-
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Prof. Fouche, who, during the winter has
been giving dancing lessons to large and gen
teel classes in this city, is tohave a grand solree
at tie Magnolia Hall tomorrow. esenlng.
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The weather, this morning was mud ana
Spring like. The ice inthe rlper IS nearly gone.
Navigation IS now unobstructed. l..aa .
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Fred. Douglas did not lecture in this city
last night.
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The articles stolen by the thieveswb robbed
the store of E. S. Leadbeat er 4 Co., en- Thurs
day night last, have been recovered. They
wers.found under the front door steps OF Mr..
Lewis MeKensie's residence. The clothing,
jewelry, &c, stolen from the chambers Of Mrs:
Judge Meals residence, or the night OF the
2Sth inst, have also been recovered. They
were found in the. cellar OF Mrs. Meals, house.
Tomorrow sSt. Valentines Day, when mis-
sies of love and affection ale supposed to have
free passage without offence. It is a day
known as a busy one among the postmen ana
letter carriers, and it is to be hoped that on
the present occasion no person will SO forget
himself as to dispatch to any one matters
would be displeasing.
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HpOOTS AND SHOES! BOOTS and
kD SHOES!-Now is the time if you want
Bargains I have a line stock Of Boots and
Shoes, of all kinds, which will be sold cheap
Also, a. large stock OF Ladies' and Misses Gait
ers. which will be sold very cheap: Call and
examine for yourselves at No. Sc, King street.
sep 2T-tt s JOHN J. EFAN>.
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TWO FARMERS $40 I'll NBEk GEr'! ERS
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WRITING SCHOOL-A Writing, School
w for Ladies' and Gentlemen, will be COM
menced ntheS School Room of Mr.. ". E. Baker,
at the Lyceum Building. on Nonday Evening
Nert,the 18th, at 7o'clock. Lessons will be given
every evening during the week, except SatuT-
dav. Terns-S3.0 0for fifteen lessons, payable
half advance. The scholars to furnish tn cir
>rr, - s- .H .-
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MISS MATTE DANFORTH

No. 1856, King street.
P. Sowing to a failure 10 obtain the keys OF
the room the class was not organized last night.
but will be tonight (Iuesday) at the time and
n]o.n~oh ovn named .# feb l3-3t*
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~ BUSHS. GLOVER SEEDi in store and
~ for salcby THOMAS PERRY,
feb l3--1w No. s. Prince street,
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TYOTEL AT LAT ASSAS STATION.
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avhulesalr 91Otiuns.
POLLACK'S
NOTION HOUSE

uST OPENED AND FOR SALE CFOR-
- Cign goods mostly OF direct importation.
bought mt II very low rate for gold.)
comprising gents, ladies' and children Is we.ir
1000 tlOz gauntlets, gloves, half gnuntlcts
and mittS, consisting of kid, CASTOR Isle
thread, silk and silk wOrstcd, in desirable
cOlors.
5OOdoz Handkerchiefs, new styles in silk,
linen, lawn and cambria.
800 dOz. Neck-ties, embracing NIL new de-
signs In fancy, plain and ribbon ties
100 doz; Shirt Bosoms, supcrnne grades in
linen and marScIllcS.
$4,000 Glacc Paper Collars, OF GoIIsmIth's,
Congress, Comps and Evans manufacture.
2.OOOdOz. ]. d T.. Coats and Stuart Is genuin
machine sewing cOttOnS.
500 lbs. Stuart linen thread.
30 MS. Italian sewing silk in; skeIns ami on
spOOls.
50 dOZ. Looking Glasses, assorted sizes, with
q null stock of pins, hooks and eyes, COmnS,
beads, thimblt=S, needles, fans, rubber goods
stationery, window blinds, school books
T Tn. mar neHS. cnlbrnidercs, silk cord and
rrIESTSclS, NGlVeL rlDDOnS, full line of tAffeta,
FlDDnhS, bonnet ribbons, skirt brnlGs, coat
nimuliES, rufiiingS, crochet hraIdS, cont but
EE'!iS, hoop SKirtS balmornlS, vest buttons,
large variety or superior sTSn.n ;crs Il"
' Mnlcn me attention of close buyers Is re-
| specially invited.
mN AUGUSTUS POLLACK.
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by Telegraph.
Spirit OF the Stock Market.

~" AOAAtNt 'NtI'ls Os
The Posts money article SAYS:
The loan market Is easy mt ) pcr cent.
stocks are duh and dropping. After the
board the latest quotations WERE: New YEri,
Central 1885; Erie 7O1s: Hudson River ia.
Michigan Genital Ill; Illinois Central 10
The Commercials money Article says:
The depression i'll the stock market con-
inueS. The bears attack the market vigOr-
ously with view to turning their short No
count and meet with little opposition from
Tue OulIS, who want to get i'll stock at lower
prices preparatory to putting up the market
generally. Governments are rather weaker
me nigh prices are bringing In Il liheial sun
ply from the interior, while the low prizes;
OF exchange and the downward tcntnncv of
gold also tend to depresS prices. Money is in
rather more demand from stock brokers Inii
the supply Is ahead of the demand, and the
Iate on call loans Is per cent. The banks
are oHorlng round sums Mt per cent for Il 10
~ days. Discounts continue quiet owing TO
the limited supply of bills. Prime names;
IN foreign exchange, the low rates having
brought out buyers, which, in cnnncctiSn
win the continued shipment OF specie from
Liverpool and the continent to this side. is;
giving the market rather more strength.
The continued shipments of specie rcnnrtGd
by the cable have no effect upon the gold
premium, the market being still held i'm thI.
control OF the buii CLIQUE.
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New YorK Mnrkct.

NEW YORK, Sept. G.
Cotton firm mt 33Gl35 for mitItlliug. urlnnIs
Flour heavy for Inferior and high grades
While lnedium grades are scarce AMI lOGr 2Oc
higher; 50 20gS 10 for extra state: SSGi IL To,
e t?aa round hoop Ohio. and $40 9OIi2 % for
and nominal. Wheat 2G8c better for nn,S.
which ~, Is scarce, while old is dull ana tlroun.
ing; sos % for new white Michigan, Corn
t@4 lc better; sales 66.OOO bus at Sic for IN
Terror: ana S214GS414c for shipping mixed
western. Oats, market without decided
change; sales 5000 bus at 479iSc for Chicago.
anu anu 41@J52c for Milwaukee,. Coffee dull
Petroleum dull Mt &c for crude, and i3| i5c
Tor refined In bond. Hops quiet and firm NJ
I5Gt15c. Pork opened firm and closed heavy.
SSS 2?GS;5 50 for new, closing at SKI ii ctsS:
$tL@Si y for old do. and $50 for prime; also
800 Dds new mess, for September, OctO6"T
N NO and all the year, seller ana buy.
etS option, at SOOg3 50. beef unchanged
AZ hhout previous prices. Cut Meats firm nj
a 5Izig Log for shoulders; l91f@2l19c for hams,
at iSH@20t4c; also 500 bbls dellvernbIe 10 t%e
I3tn 5 Of November at lOc. Butter unchangeI
Cheese dull mt lOmlSc, ''''c'-
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The Late RaIIrond ACCIDENT.

ROCHESTER,, y. Y, Sept. 6.-No fur.
Their deaths have resulted from the Rail,
road accident of last night. Mr.. Deme.
ter, of Fulton county, is the only one
of the injured whose condition is re-
garded AS critical. Many of the in.
jurcd have lett for their homes.
There are thirty or more who still re.
main here. The surgeons and citizens
of Rochester have done all that could
be done for the sufferers. The railroad
officers have been very attentive to the
unfortunate passengers. The bodies oil
Ghe killed are lying in the dead house
The coroner will hold au inquest this
this afternoon. The blame falls wholly
upon the switchman, O'Brien, who has
lied to avoid arrest. The tracks have
been cleared and the trains are running.
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Fires.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept, 5.-A fire
broke out at the corner Of Church and
Market streets, in the house of Orr
Brothers, at about $50 this evening.
The stock, consisting mostly of liquors,
was "A total loss. The fire communica-
ted to the buildings adjoining. Occu-
pied by Ewing Il Co., grocers, and to
the stables of the Nashville transfer
Company, both of which were DESTROY
ed. The entire loss is 100000, on which
there is $4,000 insurance.
Providence, X. l., Sept. 6.-The large
works formerly known as Schroder's
Print Works, in Smithicld, five miles
from this city, We're totally DESTROYED
by fire this morning. They were own
by Vim. r. 4 +. C. Sayles. The loss on
buildings, stock and machinery will be
$l4O,OOO; insurance $4,000. The fire is
understood to have been caused by the
ignition of naptha.
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Committee AppOintcu to Visit the
Grave OF Abraham Lincoln.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 6.-The South
ern Convention has appointed n COM
mittee to travel to ST. Louis by the
route tho Pesident has taken, and af-
forwards to visit the grave of Abraham
Lincoln: The following is tho delega-
of La; Stokes, of Tenn; Hamilton. If
Tex; Francis Thomas, of Md; Braes-
cumb, of Mo-; Griffin, of Ala; Stock
bridge. of Md; Campbell, of w. Va:
and Judge Bell, of Tex.
The route is to be through New Jer-
soy, New York, Connecticut, Massa-
Ghusotts, Ohio, Indiana and Illinois.
added to the committee, but the Chair
ruled the motion out of order on tho
grounds that SDouglass was not \
member of the Convention. 81.
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Now York Money "nd stock Mnrrsc.

Money easy at lao per cent. Sterling DIM
and nominal at l0II4IIO6I5. "''''
Golu lower; opening Mt 1IH. declining 70
1879, advancing to lI6i6 ana closing nj lis
Government Stocks l4@15 lower; lis Of iSSi,
coupons, ll tiS coupons, OF 1862, IIlgS; 5-.Ahs,
1SSistered, OF 1883, lOSIs; l0ICS. coupons, ySiI
ISIS. "a series, 1851; 7(ls 81 series, 1861.
FreightS to Liverpool dull.
stocks lower: Northwestern lGI7s: Rock
Island lO0H; Northwestern $50; Michigan
Southern SSls: Erie 6!FlS; New York Central
lGi; Western Union Telegraph 57I3.
At the 4 O'Clock open bOnrI tho following
were the principal sales: Western UmiH6
Telegraph STA; Michigan Southern &II5: Erie
6StA; reading, eX. div, lI3IS; Cleveland 4
Pittsburgh SH4; Chicago 4 Northwestern
35A; do preferred GtFIs; Pittsburgh, III. WAYNE
4 Chicago, eX. dtv,; 1923: Mariclin 4 Gin;tn.
nntl, LIST preferred, Az. Gold closed at ii6TE.
Money Is easy and supply abundant o.
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BY THE CABLE.
Advices to the 9th of September.

LONDON, Sept. 1.-THE troops sont to
Canada are to be armed with brooch
( loHdors.
BERLIN, Sept. i.-Sixty thousand
I Prussian troops ARE ordered to tho
Rhine. Prussia is treating for tho pur-
chase of tho iron clad Dundcrberg.
Peace with lleSsc DarmstNdt was
signed on the Srd.
UcssE Dnrmstadt ccdcs some of its
Northern part, and pays 5000, coo thH-
lNrs. HNssC Hamburg also goes to
I Prussia.
I Count bismarck has refused TO SEQ
tho deputatiOn asking tho reunion OF
North SchESwig to Denmark.
| Baron Weithcr has been appointed
urd"r-Secretary of Foreign Affairs.
Baron Gottrs, Envoy at Paris, goes to
Vienna. Count Mettcrnich, the AUS
TRAN Ambassador, has been recalled
from Paris.
BERLIN, Sept. 5.-Since tho cXpirn-
ton OF the NrmisticC between Prussia
and SaNony the plenipotentiarieso of the
two governments have met, and peace
negotiations have been formally opened
by the representative of SnXony.
Reports have been current that or
dCrS were issued II few days since to the
military commanders to prepare for II
material reduction of the effective
force, and it is now stated in official
circles that the reduction of the Prus-
sian army commenced to-day.
In addition to the three millions of
tlorins paid by Hesse Darnstadt in
compliance with :he demand of Prus-
STA. that Duchy has coded to the latter
power twenty square miles OF her ter
rit"ry as indemnity for war xpenses.
LlVHRrOoI., Sept. 6.-Thc steamship
Moravian, which sailed to-day for Que
bee, took over 300 British regulars for
service in Canada.
LONDON, Sept. 6.-In the Admiralty
CourIto.dny, AN appeal was made by
the counsel of the defendants for the re-
lease of the seven eN-rebel blockade
runner steamers seized at Liverpool
some weeks ago. The Judge decided
that the United States minister, Mr..
Adams, or the United States Consul Mt
Liverpool, bo ordered to file a written
authority for their prosecution.
PARIS, Sept. 6.-Narious diplomatic
changes are expected Immediately.
FLORENCE, Sept. 6.-Thc cholera is
making sad ravnges in Italy.
COMMERCIAL.
LONDON, Sept. 6-Noon.-The Bank
of England to-day reduced its rate OF
discount to ) per cent. Consols bet
ter; the figure at noon to-day is $3.50; L.
:. 5-2Os -; Erie I4is; Illinois Central
7gl4.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 6.-Cottou market
has ruled steady to-day; sales lO,OOC
bales middling uplands, quoted Mt l3d
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NEW YORK, Sept. 6.-MajOr. General
Nelson .Nyres has been relieved from
the command of the District of Fortress
Monroe. and Brigadier- General IL. :,
Barton, Colonel OF the 9TH United States
Artillery, garrisouiug the fortress, as
sumes the command of District and
the custodihnship of jeff. Davis.
The steamship Eagle brings late dates
from Havana, with II report of the mod
incation of the twenty days quarantine
regulations. The Eagle had been re-
leased after a delay of eight days, and
vessels with clear bills will be inspect
ed only. The demolition of the old CITY
walls is going on rapidly. They are Of
no Imaginable utility, and the ground
occnpted by them is OF much value to
the city.
4 rumor comes from San Francisco
that sixty men. under command of Col.
George s. Knox, formerly on General
HOoEer's staff, lett that city for Mexico
recently to join the Liberals.
The soldiers Home at Newark, Nj .,
was dedicated yesterday. An address
WAS delivered by Gov. Ward. The
Home will accommodate about one
thousand persons.
Mother Angela, sister of the late
Archbishop Hughes, died yesterday in
this city.
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NEW YORK, Sept. GA Washington
special says the men employed in the
Washington Navy Yard held meeting
last evening, and voted to participate
in the reception of President Johnson
on his return from Chicago, but also
passed n resolution, with but two or
three dissenting voices, declaring that
in pledging ourselves to give fitting
reception to the President OF the United
States, on his return to the Capital, we
also pledge ourselves to stand by the
great truths uttered by him in 1861,
that "treason should be made Odious,
and traitors be punished and impOver-
ished, and that traitors should take IL
back seat in the work of restoration"
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The Cholera.

NEW YORK, Sept. 6.-There was IA
marked increase reported yesterday
IL new cases and - deaths. The
causes Of increase have been the warm
weather and eating unripe fruits.
Four fresh cases were reported in
brooklyn, and the number of deaths
NASHVILLE, Sept. 5.-There were two
new cases of Cholera reported at the
Board OF Health, for the u hours end
ing ut Z +. NJ. to-day, and one death.
NEW YORK, Sept. G.-Six cases and
one death from cholera are reported in
this city to-day.
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From CRnRGIR--- DIunHectIOn of the
militia.

NEW YORK, Sept. G.-The Herald's
OttOwn, Canada, dispatch gives further
reports OF the disnfTection Of the militia
One Of tho causes of this, IL is now sup
posed, originates from dread of hav-
ing fight with the Fenians, as we'll as
their nOn-payment.
The repeal OF tho neutrality laws have
OccasiOued considerable irritation.
Twelve guns nre now OF tho way from
England. Nine 1f-pOund batteries arc
nTc awaiting transportation.
Public opinion inclines to the view
TINT the government cOnnived mt the
escape of Murphy and his companions.
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The New Orleans NGaG4tIere--. IIcI1Or
of the Military COmIniaaIOn-.-'EIle
massacre PrccOncerGetI ana Ar.
ranged by Mayor Monroe.
New YORK, Sept. 6.-The Tribune has
the following:
NEW ORLEANS, SEPT. 5.-The Military
Commission, organized to investigate
tho circumstances connected with the
late massacre, have completed their la
doris and handed in n report to General
Sheridan Mt noon to-day. The report
covers over eleven hundred pages of
closely written manuscript and proves
COnClusiVely that tho massacre was pre-
concerted and prearranged by Mayor
Monroe and others, with members of
tho fire department and the different
sections OF rebel military organizations
which exist in the city, who appeared
on the ground at II given signal armed
To tho teeth and assisted the police in
their hellish task of numbering I'M
armed and defenccIess Union men.
Over l5O trustworthy. witnesses have
been examined and the evidence, cor
roborntive of tho above statement, is
incOntrovertible.
Evidence was also taken in reference
to the composition of the rebel grand
jury, and the following was elected by
the judges, that the jury box should be
hlled with names from the registry of
sOboIHs FROM JilOSO names I'D were
drawn, from which the Sheriff and
Clerk of the Criminal Court selected 10,
under the direction of the Judge, rs
grand jurors. On tho registry there are
henrly as many names of Union men
as Coniederates; but, Notwithstanding
every ono of the jury selected were no.
torlouS rebels, with IL rebel Colonel as
foreman. One is II member of the L,ev-
islature, and is Therefore exempt; two Or
three more were members of tho last
grand jury, therefore their names could
not lawfully be in the grand Jury box
ut this time; while two others were not
registered voters, and therefore legally
incapacitated from serving on the grand
jury.
In tho rcorganizing of the white
schools in this city, which Inns lately
taken place, many of the lady teachers
who arc known as Unionists were dis
charged and good rebels are appointed
in their place.
Tho leading men of New Orleans are
dissatisfied because no action has been
taken in the complaint sworn to by
them on the 4th of August, before the
United States Commissioners, charging
Lieut.. Gov. Voorhees,, Mayor Monroe,
ana the police with murder, and asking
for their arrest under the Civil Rights
bill and military orders. The com
plant was referred by the Commission
ers, to Maj. Gen. Sheridan. They are
preparing similar document to he
signed and sworn to by II large num-
Der with the purpose of presenting it
to ahigher military authority.
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Buffalo Market.

.BUFFATO, Sent g.
Flonr, sales 700 bbIs Mt $40 25 Tor No.
spring, and sI3 so for white western. Wheat
In moderate milling demand; sales 2DOO bus
No. Chicago new spring at 81 50. Corn,
SalCS 10000 bus No. AT &c; 1000 bus at GSc.
Oats quiet; No. Chicago held Mt Sec; No EDO
nj 35c. harley; sales 1880 bus state mt 81 ~.
Rye, No. ! Chicago. held at 7OC. Timothy
Seed S375GIIOO. Pork 81. Lard, city 2OI36s
PIC, western 2l12c. Whisky s22S. Canal
trcights To New York; wheat lie, corn lie,
ohts DC; to Albany, Corn lac, oats 71Sc.
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'j'Ht NgHEfSATIDS OF PI-LvERiSED
J - HgG .l-0J1- matter H. = roofing ma
--' al-ai-i- HnTiEhIlsd. a mAstic-it 'sfapts
~ 10 ~F"ry -i4aEs and s!Op3. II J. nom
.-L'.-r ~ l--rElnti-, r!Dn expansive and
's'f n T. FTr@f tp<r not -fstrk. nor heat
10y" ~ ne Duly Tp0hnR material ever
l-'i q ~ = lll r6sdst the action NJ the.
.---l',- - t"tH ~ ~ The structure II pro-
? HT f"Iair.uE old and prf--FylnR
= t'--1.l.T rp@si. ~ 7.. kinds Plastic Slate
- =. - = "a "ftua+s.s!. Nf4ll. u has proved
= 10Y --..--'iE asTfga7I..1su u the mechanic.
- =. yi'-s-FF-' ~ metal and xossj when
',''-'.l LH N5if"f 'T sfr'h, ~ eTTs~s-i N,
- ~''thSf. Ping =lETss IT IfI4. f,f Uf,le N
~ ~ ff''fn II gs-srIfs, aud f.e.ffr.rIy fire
w.. u = Ih'-iutil"'! - paint rsr railroad
~ Eassipf ''-'7' i"''
'i<F'hZ Irr"ur"d tus ssyls right ~ ~. tho
-.rsH" fyYilBX material In tie cr,un,I,,, NJ
..'.' .fiI "hsd re are prepared ~ ali tins
iai IN uTT pr repair old roof At ne
.''f''Tt T-sEiDls notice Our terms ar. no.
"r.af,!. sI.l NuFk yuarnufG4-d
IpHh-bS, fAPEHARTA
.-. 20 ~ Market -s,GaFe
tfaN -a-Ii "issIFUg " ~.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
The Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK, Sent. :

Brown SheetingS-Atlantic A 81. Auyusto
81; Superior, mi, 2OIS
Bleached Shirtings-BatcS b: Amdroscog.
GIN, S314; Greene Manufacturing Company
Prints-Garnert x Co. ~; DunneIl 49,; Lon,
don Mourning 49, Victory II.
Hoop SkirtS-liradley's Duplex Elliptic
Shirts. W; L; Standard Dress, No. 2lO
Taper CollarS-MetrnpOlitan Collar Com,
pany, Byron and Garrote, No. i double extra
French ennmellcd and silver corrugated, SlI
et35; Goldsmith patent, BYRON, $50; ShnkS.
pearc $40; Cuffs, S5O-leSS ~ per cent.
I1ckS-AmOSlIeagA II; do Il ~.
Strtpes-Hork 81; Uncasvillc Is; Albany A.