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nRY GOODS DBY GOODS!

We have Just received from New York fns A..
sortment Of choice and chesp Goods which vs viii
sell helew market prices, namely :-Fine Fr.roh
Lawns. 50 cts.; best quality 70 cts Der yard hS.t
American. % cts: hns Jseonet Oambrio. IA Nh !;
Ohoics silk Grenadibe, o.. - Der yard: -.
ehawls from elo TO go; siik Goats from eis "a
S2s; best KID nnish SIX Gloves, rs ctsi DreSv
Ledtss Ass, Motions md Dress Trimaiass. III q
loweet cesh prices.
our custoners gSsaser ilducsmssts tSsr Svers "
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sEk II CHHVtUN. One applicatien warranted
either ,ex into wsvy. rfnglets. or heavy massive
cutS; ass been used by the fashionables Of Paris
Dose 20 injury 70 the hair. Price ~ mail. sealed
~. eno poesRsid, u Rsss.i9tiys Qirculsrs m siied
ists. No: 2ss River street, Troy, New York 8 .Ie
agents Tor the United States. ans dkweoly
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nj BS. LARICH, widow OF the late Peter I'm.
tvl rieh,l beRs 70 inform her friends
EE OPENED TIE R1srAURAHr. G3
3AA Pennsylvania avenue (ecene an the iste e..
Where che iatsnds keep on hand the beat On al,
ues n. OF MWinHS. LlQUORs, and OI0ARS; Also
VsIe: HAREY BROWNING 10 in charge, and win
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she reveals secrets no mortal ever knew. She
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or iovere, restores lost or stolen property tells
you the business you are best qualified ts pursue
and 10 what you Will be moet successful causes
speedy marriages and tells you the very day you
VIII nerry. gives Jon the name, likeness and
charssteristics OF the person. She reads your
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with equal safety and satisfaction te Themselves,
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out. vith all INQUIRIES answered and likeness in
sossd' s:rs oy mall on receipt Of price asove men
nne Az. Al eorrssPcndence returned or destroyed
oesSirins them: write plainly the day Of the month
ana yser IN which you were born, inclosing 3
lock OF hair. ASd!es:
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GIVE oaIy pay about three cents an acre
lor Russia America IL nEI 4. L - .-
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tss Rse,s % n modern science, acting upOa
ner. IT has been used By the elite Of Paris and
- nspeHon xitn INC most nstterins success. Names
OF Al yurchesers vii! Be registsred and IL entire
nsmssscsop \ \ rot Giysn il every instance. the
sssS6 sss;M and Rostssic Dsscri cire.Isrs snd
eBUTTe 4 co., Ohemiets No Sss ~ ssas'
5tsts.;:. 5tsSs; New York. Sole ssssis Tor .hs Gnissd
s.s.e.. apS-d&weoly
.!,.is y insst9s y Stallion. pseeared frse lie ~
p s.s j:s:s1 MINI sso
Of iE, sonms.oing q psiI q ana ssdins No,em.
n0rthh,vsst ef GseEsstsvn. IN the District Of Cs-
tiIe al 49," 'St see sesson, payable At the
nsSisfi 60 g - - hssA bins. o.W.fUaNER.
CAhrn0.Af1D vlrTvlIf------
" kcf the Iressrvatisn Of furs, osshmerss.
ssd ether insecss 'n 'As WI WSSffia q h'sh
=, "a sestis esSt5is~ssy sea Patsnt neticise 1spot,
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sos NINTH STREET 5O5
FoUR DOORS NORTE oFD sTRgET.
(sestsn Hall BuiIdineD
WALL PAPERs.
WINDOW SHADES.
SHADE HOLLANDS,
CANTON MATING,
TABLE AND FLOoR OIL CLOTH,
GILT CORNICBs,
OVAL AND SQUARE PICTURE FRAMEs.
PICTURE COED AND TAssELs, &C, &c
A nne assortment Of the above Goods IN store.
and for sale CHEAP FOB CASH.
kIDwELL HENDERSON,
nh 20 Sm sos sth street.
T6AA dsnrsI TIA SITS -
pkOORATBD, GOLD BAND AND WHITE.
Aisfss ssock, ss IL y price, lust receiyed ct
House Furnishing Store.
.ap"'e $40 MetZerott Hall
MILLINERY. - MRS. ROCK WOOD has re-
N1 moved TO No. 434 18th stree a. Piautf.
bu1idingD where, In addition to her usual =
stock OF SEASONiBLE MILLINERY
may be fousd we'll selected assortment OF SRI
PIE and FANCY GOODS. NH IS Inn.
A o D Y.
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pARlS AND NEW YORK MILL.
,EIRY.. a.
from New York with = large ana Gle eant
assortment OF fine French, Euglish, and ~A9
American Straw Bonnets and Hat, for ladies and
children; Cryeta Amber, Pearl. and straw Or
namsIts Also, a general assortment Of 6ns
great varfety. Ribbons, silks, Grapes, Tuilss
Particular attention given to ell orders.
noens, 40 6th street near Pennsylva nta ave.
nUe. NH l3.Sm
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- = MlLLERs. ioi Bridge .trsss, aeorasssxn. asss q.
u. ", q large stock OF Spring and Summer Goods
embracing choice Dress Goods in the latest novel
tee; Also 500 ards Cslicoes at l2h, is, 49,, 20
cents; Bioached and Upblesched n o. siin e. Ia isL
Is, 1s 20 cents; superior Shirting IS cents house
Keeping Goods, CLOTHS, Cssa merss and Drtilines.
ekirfs, Parasols. ehawls. Gleves, Coreets Bosisry
and Notions. Our Goods have been Durck ased for
cash since the recent Decline and great harrains
calf .'oi us Win
NH 26.lns BINJAMIM MHIrp
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q. 600 SECOND HAND GRAIH SACKS.
In good order, and for sale In quantities 90 suit
purchasers.
Z. g. WHDELBR,
Seven tn street Bridge,
ApA" SOnth aide
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FOB SALE.

pddss largest and best collection Of extra o6o{cs
nolsstte. Beneal, Perpetual, HybriS' Sn.s,,
nc, hmostSly nss nsss, and CifmbinG Roses Also, the
Pispts, IIuit Trees, ke 40. Plaots. &C. SsefS1
t,x sn, care and sent to Any part Of the coan
hrst aushty. IA Rnfu Me soo OF
NH 80 I'm. 18th aad II sts IN ~ W.
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TIE COACH AAKIRs.
staRtIy receiving large sssortment AZ VIZ JSn SU
pnAkNISH;n fGf fGG1fRRI4GE BOLTS. MGsLiV.
- n-eo3w tChron yG0. 2. kLvANs 90.
NOfICE.-Uss HARRID . co. n NrOTroIo
IN SOAP for veshing. Clothes, ss Il Sss Hss99 H9
proven b. setrsl test thss enc lssnd q seusS .
snteeA not 70 inilre the nnest fabric Try n And
be eonvinced sole 81 ell ofocep: Sole ASsSts
e0N. App0 end General eemmission Merc anti.
No 32S Pesna. sv.s uD stairS. 81 mh a ~.
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nTIN CONSEQUENCE OF TIE LARGE
~ increase ef Columbia Division, Ssas OF
Hall NAVY fard is engaged as their place Of
meeuhg nntil further notice. Every member il
5stn !h INST: az ~ p. n. An attractive Irosrsmme
VIII oe Pfesented Sister Divisions are also most
NONe-.y Iu,Ieeu. ap 26-3t
@A FAIR FOB ThE BENTFIT or TaH
re- all and Heuse of the CHRISTfAN
61nOIn 1Hs iii open TUESDAY, April 2Sd At
Cerrcn hal, u street, between 9Th and 10Th ats
near st Patrfc K Church an % ~,
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F01 eALB-A young COW, WITH her own Cat,
st the corner OF q street and nssssehuestts
f::s ssor: z,1s as fri.s.s
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~ ID III G..
For WALL PAPERs Of every description, at
lower prices than they can be bong ht else where
In washington, 90 to No. "a s Pennsy lyania ave.
nue., between 18th and 18th sts,
ap:6-0 LF CLARK
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per cent. Great pains are being taken by some
writers to assure operators that legal rates being es
tabshed capital is sufe to be forthcoming and that
dealing for an advance is the sure road TO fortune.
Now the facts are that the recent advance in specu
atve shares has been the result of cheap money and
abundant crop prospects, used with great bold
ness and success by daring gamblers to initiate prices
but not to tempt operators into the field upon
whom they could unload and realize their profits. In
this they were defeated by actual statements as
CARDS the crops and theunusuay early drain for cur
rency to move the crops These facts, in connection
with the payment Of the compound notes and the
cancellation of plain legal tenders, gave
an activity to money which has defeated
their calculations and established losses where
large gains were looked for. The demands for cur
rency to move the gram, hay, and cotton crops for
the next 30 days must be supplied from the Atlantic
cities where alone money has been in any degree
cheap, and higher rates will be paid Parties want
ing capital to move the crops. are ready to pay extra
ordinary interest in the way of commissions an ex
ample which must be followed by borrowers upon
stocks. 1t is therefore, reasonable to assume that
full prices will be paid for money for some time and
that stocks, which for many months have had the
sole use of cheap money may suffer in market price,
now that the commercial operators of the country
make their demands upon financial institutions.
The following will show the Eastward movement
of Flour and Grain from Lake ports for the week
I,,,f, 1
New-York tribune., 1867-09-20

TuuRspAY. Sept. 10 P. NJ.

Gold is lower and closes at 1444, after selling at
i45i The clearings at the Gold Exchange Bank were
ssO96.OOO, and the balance, $2,2G5,9Ol.
Government bonds were heavy and lower on the
new issues and steady the 5-20s of 1862 State and
railway bonds were firm. Miscellaneous shares were
heavy and lower. Western Union Telegraph sold at
a. Pacific Mail was heavy at 144, and Atlantic Mail
sold at 11l4. The stock market opened with more
firmness but soon broke under pressure OF cash
stock and lower prices were made on the general list
The variations Of the day most clearly shown by
The official list of sales. After the regular session.
under extended calls for more margins many weak
holders were sold out. At the Second Board the
market was heavy, and after the call, under great
excitement lower prices were made-Erie G24 Mchi-
gan Southern, III: North Western Common, 30
Western Preferred G44-and the market closed
excited and irregular at quotations. The closing
,,rces were: New-York Central 105s 91O6 Erie, 63G
es. Reading 1Oll01Ol4; Michigan Southern, 7Sb@
~, Cleveland and Pittsburgh, SSl; Rock Island,
10II@1OlJ; North Western, Common. 4Osa4Os
North Western Preferred 65a6j3; Fort Wayne,
IO1!0101i.
Money on call is per cent, and IN many cases
extra rates in the form of commissions are pau COni
nercia paper is per cent for best names Ihele is
n good deal of changing OF loans, and many perempt-
ory demands for payment, without regard to interest
Ranks which have loaned their deposits at per cent
upon speculative shares fear that by the rapid vast
ing of margins these call loans may become perma-
nent investments, and they be in turn unable to
respond TO the drafts now making by their country
dealers.
Freights are dull The engagements TO Liverpool,
per steamer are % tuns Wood at 25s and by SAIL 300
bbls Rosn at S. ~ 280 b, and 200 bids Tobacco at
p7s. Cd To London, 800 tuns Oil Cake IN bags at
It's. and to Glasgow per steamer, 5000 BUSH Wheat
and Corn at sd.
The transactions at the ub-Treasury were; Re
eepts for Customs, $4,000; Receipts for Gold Notes
$4,000: Total Receipts, $4,7n'267 & Total Pay
rnents. 81. 800 0sS IS; Balance, $193,975,OG0 05.
Speculation in Wall-st. has received sharp check
through the advance @ tRq Eate q interest froR to
New-York tribune., 1867-09-20
1--WE STOCK MARKETS.

THURSDAY, Sept. 19-The fresh cattle to-
day are 27 Hudson CITY, making 326l at that market
and 81 fresh at One-hudredthst Taking these and the
2O75 at Onehundredth-st on Monday, and we nave the
almost unprecedented number OF s,l5 bulOcks on tne
market far this week This tells why owners nave 10
sell at 50 head less than the cattle cost IN Buffalo, ana
why the ~ kentucky cattle bought by L. Barnes III PITTS
burg at &C. per pound, gross are Ontllng at CoInim
paw AT 7sc with takers Another lot Of u head which
weighed pounds 1T Pittsburgh where they cost - 40
of the tops for $jl each IL others for So per hea W
only S2i red for the balance. In fact there Is very
little trade price. lot OF III Cherokees were
bringing 10al2c. on GGCl cwt., While mixed lot OF
City FOR l2d14c, with small lot OF wyoming County
steers. COWS and hcers 40it cwt, at o0lnc Two dly
going at $50 for the pair, with yearng az slo
Washington Market h worse than yesterday, n
butcher bOastug getting forequarers ~ not the
freshest beef 81 81 Beef has been scnga the way
from to l3c. per pound to-day, with mutton at 3G6c
sheep are tending downward, WIN i'ao ~ fOltonst
today l00 yesterday. two cars fresh 40 Communpaw,
at Hudson City Most OF the sales are at 50
for sheep, and for lambs. Al Conmunipaw one
car WOOL medium flesh, 81 70 .. sheep Drotght
4c, with OF rather better stock, same Wcgh',
mostly ewes. at &c; also car Pa lambs q b medium,
s. 20 head. AT Hudson City one ear thin state shccp
D. brought s. 25 while $50 Pa lambs OF 80 n were
sold s. head. At FOrtcthst.. elsewhere there
are too many thin sheep and lambs VITA scarcity of
prime stock. sheep generally bringing ~ a5c, and
lambs 707c mostly by the head at s. II. 0 80 cac
with culs at 81 15. Hume sold choice KY sheep,
extra fat 30 cus out at &C. and the other car rejecting
the same number OF cus Cc. These prices for
fat sheep OF 100 cach there being very few of TINS
kind 10 he had.
OF hogs we find 18 cars AZ Communipaw. and 93i
FOrtieth-st Trade is not brisk ana prices nave
downward tendency. There is wide range in prices
caused by extreme variation In quality. Scallawags
hard sell, az the 6G6!c winch is all thcy VIII
bring Fair hogs worth about 7ic with prime ~ sa
s!ca few OF the best brought sic today Stock not all
sold
New-York tribune., 1867-09-20
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF SEwroRK......sHpr. ~

-
CLEARED.
Steamship Niagara Bakeman Norfolk City Point and Richmond ~
l. si.h1 Gen Barnes Morton Savannah Livingston
Steamship Sappho Lingo Wilmington n c. Murray, Ferris Go.
Hsse sdSas Pis Bsiox IL Mallory Co.
Bari cl.d tBrsn Ias BTs@sP s7t osfSs il.t.,Ss Co.
BarS Masdaena, Chapman Agasa Paa1ss Railroad Co.
Sch VILLAGE Queen Miller Jscnel Henr De Corioye Co.
scs Enterprise (Br) Barnes Londonderry $, IF. whiO,
MOONLIGHT su jacksonville Van Van Br%t ..s sIsgs'
Sehr Eagle, Green Havana Atlantic haii steamship '''
r n Dinry SI, r Gasri Pes5aco and Bahia Thomas Norton
Harriet Brewster GOda St MARKS Fla = D. ii95hah &c
Sehr. Eliza Frances, Sawyer, Boston, G. n stranAhan
ARRIVED.
Steamship San Francisco oges Greytown days With mise and
pass %sssSp SGr'a aeo AD % Sd. ap via isouth h inst with m
pass the NewYorS and are Steamship Co. Had heav,
BIS Johnson De- Williams Old Ibor Jam. 20 days with
Bg Terpschore Sow Petersen JsurO 70 days with eOsee
Sehr W Maitland Leighton John b. days. with splns
scbr Sarah Jane @ FuncOu Windsor s. days with plaster
Sbr BedaSec Rowe Mobile 2s days with naval stores zohn
''a sear NJ A. PreirOre Philips, yev.Havea
SeRr eIr ii iaDais nj WesciooE L;iieohn Portland.
stSr stSr Puma f@%s iasT Chase, Eolhpoa
Schr L. A. Bsyles Bayles New-IIaven
SeIr g. W Saunders weEs, Georgeiosn, D. C.
Schr W. B. Douglass, Lawrence, Georgetown, ID. Z.
Scbr Robert johnson, Johnaou, Virginia
Watson Wilson Wilmington ~ {.
Schr o. Y. BinDs Taylor, Virginia.
Schr. j. T. SOmers, Somcrs. Virginia
schr. Mary Jane Kennedy, Virginia
Schr j. T. llauyon, Miller. Virginia
Schr Maria Elizabeth. Melvin. Virginia
Schr G. FananLd Parrett. Virginia
Schr. Marian. Everson, Madison.
Schr Marietta. Hall Rocklsnd
Schr G. L. Scul, Lee, Virginia
Sch! Enterprise Crowel, virginia,
Schr Clarissa Allen, Bale. stratou
scbn j. Kilborpe, Flaney Maeha'
SAILED.
Steamship Herman Eagle, Pesis ltJih).
MEMORANDA.
Ship Keag New Orleans for Boon before reported Gre
Newpo pumped that She will b.
e The ship badly burned hold tb.
having evidently been smoaderg during greater part the
New-York tribune., 1867-09-20

day, at higher figures closing, however rather weak
.ae m sales cash and Tegulaf are 1850 bD az ~
future delivery 1Oo bbls Mess at si 2oas?i % seller 50
days Beef is quiet sales Of 30 bbls. at slaS2o for
Plain Meas and $23dS2 for Extra do. Tlerce Beel Is
frm but We hear of no sales Beef Hams are negeeed
Cut Meats firm sales of 10000 Shoulders in bulk az
ue and 10000 Bellies, IN bulk at 13i q4c Baeon Is
more active and prices rn sales of lGO boxes Zee
pG ref6T a Ip cru ITe IRE dr so az S BSbes oL and 2o h
Long Clear at l3c in bulk Lara Is In far demand put
dl4cfor No l. i4Ra14ic for City. aud l4 allic: FOR fr
to prime Steam and Kettle Rendered. also further sales
OF 900 tcs VIM j. WicoX's Refined Lard, Tor shpmen
BUrTERThe market is not quite so active to-day as
during the latter part of last and the first part OF lns
as follows
GG,afn S s1a Orange Co. a Tsn Reserve good
State fkn' and tubs fair state tubs Welsh good Oooza
H. Iowa and Ohio common
The demand is good We again raise our prices on some
grades. We quote as follows
& r. @EsSy good sAcl'f yia%Sg' S1S common
STATE STATE s I good; r9e 5io HRP al
Eugh dairy Conn ai3 Ohio factory. good to chOcep Gi'
AFTERNOON PROVISION MARKET, 8 o'cLooK.-The mar
Ret for Mess Pork has not been very active since %
rates lower We hear Of $50 bbs at 2i 49, cash now
PETRoLEUM~The market for both Crude and Refined
in bond is firm, and firmly active at considerably I'M
proved prices The demand is brisk The closing quota
Crude 4Sai7 gravity in bulk gallon !, gl5i
aas Reane 'f1S bond s'ii DO !e' Prime I Straw white
Refined in bond O test) STANDARD White 31dt
Refined in bond QO test) Prime White. "a az
Refined Naphtha (6Ode3 grayy ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2Ita.s
SUGARS-There is still very good business dong IN
Sugars but prices show great irregularity the quo
atons for fair TO good Refining range from to Me-
but the figures probably nearest the mark are lltdlc
sales to-day of LEGO hhd at 1tdl2lc for Cuba lli@l2c
for Demarara l2a12c for Porto Rico and 507 boxes ia
vana at 1a132c. Refined steady at 16sGl6sc Tor
Hards, with fair business doing
SEEDS-There II little change to note IN OrsS1 keeus
Rough Flax seed Is quiet at 81 SSas2 80 BUSH In C
cutta Lnsced there Is inquiry and prices ere alI
1900 bags sold in Boston at g 25, gold. -
STEARIN-We note sales Of 10000 at IA GtSo f0f faif
TO prime, and l0d105c for Grease. -
TALLOW is III fair demand and firm; sales OF iOe.ooo
at I2d12}c. -
WHISKY-The market is firm, but quiet sacs OF l%
bbls. Western at 3S dIOc., in bond.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-20
RECEIPTS OF pRODUCF.

SEPT. lo-9,l59 hbls. Flour, leo bbls Whisky, ~
bbs Corn Meal, 81 ,9l2 bush. Wheat 7s21G bush Corn
J03 1868 bush Oats 2G bush Rye 80 bush. Seeds, pkgs
Cut Meats G37 pkgs Lard 5is kegs Lard 40 sacks on
Cake, 797 bbls. Petroleum, l6l4 pkgs Butter sl' pkGs
Cheese, $50 bhls. Eggs
New-York tribune., 1867-09-20
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marbEt mantrls.
pASSFNGEPS ARRIVED.

FROM HAvRE AND FALMOUTH Sept l9-In steamship Arsso
Hon H. RAYMOND H. j. Raymond r. Judge l. Benedict Mr.
Parker Miss and Brant Goodwin NJ and Mrs Wtsus
son and daughter McLsne aud Miss Morris Br0Hn %
C. Murray MISS Wile J. G. Gray s. f. Misses n and
Bach Mrs NJ T. Nostrand Centemer Mr atd Mrs oeoi
Ms Carter and daughters X aud Mss s. Bradford Bishop r.
Wood Rev J. f. sbaunon Rev NJ Martin, d. sbar Mr Gaa
BELLE L. Tac0t Mr. and Mrs Rahbore and mad Ms Joel
Rathbone NJ G. Taoott M and Mrs W p LInie sn family
Cunningham. GAY, Mrs j. NernrF IL b. Adrian >
H. C1pp and v Mr. and Mrs Henry French ard family g 4 rag
Mrs A. L. Brannou family, Miss A. Dickinson Dr. Temple ,rs
Tonlnson B. Tows Mrs Ledeguer Pierre Care John Or
lev j. A. and Crane NJ W Esston. g A. Walter j. W Pra1l
A. A. Brown Mr. Hurie and children Mr. snd Mrs WIN o.
Desher H. A. Ferris Cray M and Mrs Mercer otca
g. Miss Cbayera Mrs Arnani Misses
Mead Smith G. Rely Mrs Hutton and maid Mrs Poster and y
Mr. and snd family Madame Folet j. Borrom
Ares Mr. and Mrs LYMAN and Mrs. Warden and servant C. y
Dave Mackewc and child aud servant Mss Huber Miss Sen
net Miss Myers Emmett, H. Emmett. W. Emmett Mss Sehne
der j. Aiier Monno C. F. Csue l. Cautel G. T. Mead II "
HYDE johnson. sherman, Mrs Wilson Miss Miller I" o.
Reilly. Miss r. 0Rely Mar r. ATnis Bocnus 1nd sle ana "a
f,nt Mrs L. Hopkins A. Adams T. DonRemae " H. France O. l.
Dxon Miss NJ Atkins j. Loubre W. A. Fisher 4. W hanchon o.
Porter Dr. F. Worsr L. Koher L. A. MbaBk Fsgg D. Merritt
F. Volkenburgh ". L. Kane, T. Banan T. n koo
inson W Hunter C. Theret and wife g. A. Dayenpor " Nelly
Leile and wife NJ Richardson, Stanis, C. Noge Ssah
worth s. Jolly Mr. Leeyre aud wife, NJ sinou j. AcooeA n
Pynchon W. H. DysT W Dyar, W d. Reed, Mrs d. SeHensso
New-York tribune., 1867-09-20

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun RIsess5;45 sun Seis. b;Ol Moon kses''''''W' 81
HIGH
Sandy Hook Gor, Island. 90 Hell GAte.... 2Ss
New-York tribune., 1867-09-20
GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENT.

~ q t6 1910 Con
1900 .......... s9h
10000. .......-. so
Treas Notes Z $40
2d Series
5,OOe. Oe...........1O6I
New-York tribune., 1867-09-20
Boaro ano 2Iuoms.


VONKERS.-FAMILIE desiring a pleasant
healthy location good BOARD and weushet ROOMS,
find the by addressing Box No. 3i Yonke o. Terms from
@7to $40 Five minutes from depot.
re FIFTH-AVE., near Deimonco's. Hand
" somely RNISED ROOMS suite singe with wihod
BOARD also BASEMENT for Physician Terms moderate
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-09-11

recently voted contrary 70 the wishes Of
these rec0nstrucu0nistS, an1 because the
State Is Overwhelmingly Democratic, they
would reconstruct US.
The RECENT ELECTIONS sIGEIFIcANCE.
Returning to tie recent election, he said.
Let not our recent elections be miscon.
slrued at home nor misunderstood abroad.
The overwhelming vote case for His Excel
lency, John L. Helm, was not the result
Of personal porularities; the cause was far
deeper and more controlling than personal
considerations, and in thus speaking | do
not detract from the personal merits and
popularity OF His EScelency. The vote re
Gently given was the iFrepressible outspeak
ing Of the people, regardless Of all personal
popnlarities and party, in solemn and earnst
condemnation Of the harsh, unwise. unjust,
unpatriotic; anti-republcan, disunion and
unconstitutional measures and policy adop.
ed by the dOminta majority in the so called
Congress OF the United States 1t does not
detract from his merits or popularity to saw
the truth, that his great majority was at
tributable to the active and unyielding on
position Of the people Of Kentucky to that
despotism which the dominant party in
Congress continue to assert over large Dor
tons Of our common country, ahd a fixed
purpose upon the part of our people to CON
stantly assert aud maintain the principles of
a free, Constitutional Government. "
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-09-11

A LADY ALMOST BURNED TO DEATH BY
THE EXPLOSION OF A Coal OH CAN
Early yesterday morning, Mrs. Morris, wife
Of Mr. Fred Morris, attempting to kindle
fire by pouring coal oil out of tin can, con,
tanning about a gallon and halt of the fluid,
when the oil caught fire and the can cxplo-
did throwing the fluid all over her and set
ting her clothing OH fire, and burning Ter
in horrible manner. The probabilities are
that in the absence Of her husband, who
works in GoglHin & Lovejoy's butcher
shop, she would have been burned to death
Immediately, had not Judge McHenry
Brooks, near neighbor, heard her screams
and ran and rescued her by tearing every
stitch OF clothes off her person. Her body
and limbs we're burned perfectly black and
almost into crisp. DR.. Van Meter was
called in ahd dressed her burns. He thinks
It will be impossible for her to recover.
She Is thirty.one or thirty two years old,
and her family consists Of husband and
five or six small children Charleston (M.)
Courier, 3lSt. .