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The national Republican., 1867-11-15
From Havana by Guif Cabis-The Ma
kets.
From s,tks vi. San Francisco.

San FRAsonco. Nov. 1.-THE revenue cutter
Lincoln arrived st Victoria on the llth inst. A
special dispatch to the Aha says the California
expedition arrived at Sitka on the 9Th Of 0oto.
ber, after good success at Kslioks and Unalasts,
although thirty seven inches Of rain fell in
August and September, and much bad weather
In october was encountered. A fearful gale oc-
CURED on the 2sth of October. Tho party re-.
yvItsd li.O i~.iI-I- - i.-si.-a. --L ..As-. .sis
dsclination of several places, and reported them
for lighthouses Valuable information con.
csrnipg the country was obtained, which will be
useful In laying out future work.
The national Republican., 1867-11-15

Is TIE New YoRk CoSsrrrurrosAL cosvEs.
rroS a constitutional body Mr.. JAMES
Books has raised the question. His point Of
order is that the convention has no legal eIis-
tsncs, because the act by which 1t was convened
set forth that It's amendments must be submitted
to tho people at the next general election, which
had already taken place. He said the Attorney
General had given 1t as his opinion that thsrs
wa, no authority for making disbursements to
meet the expenses incurred by a continuation Of
the convention
The national Republican., 1867-11-15

TIE ALLEGED DErrcir OF MAYOR WEIGH, or
GsoRoETows.-Laste evening the joint commit
tee Of the two branches Of the Georgetown Coun.
ellis submitted their report on the alleged deficit
Of Mayor WEIGH, together with the report oi
the Auditor, Mr.. r. A. EDnoSsros, which were
referred back to the committee; and Mr.. Re
corder MATHEWS was added to the committee
that he might submit his opinion thereon. Th,
deficiency. as reported, Is Sl5,6sOS9. For I
full report, see our Georgetown columns.
The national Republican., 1867-11-15
Convention Election In Florida.

AUGUSTA, GA, Nov. l4.-Tho election on tho
question of holding a convention is progressing
quietly In Florida. There Is no doubt Of the
convention being carried BY large majority, as
the whites arc Indifferent as to the result. Dis.
patches from Tallahassee say the election Is
going or very quietly. Very few votes sgainst
a convention are being cast. The whites gen
erally decline voting.
The national Republican., 1867-11-15
Falling OF BrldEs--Three Mon and Five
Horses go Down.

NORWICH, CoSS., Nov. 1.-THE bridge lately
erected across tho sontiO river at this place, fell
this evening about half past seven, with great
crash. A wagon with Ave horses attached, and
containing three men, were passing over at the
time and went down, but strange to say, none
were injured The bridge cost upwards Of $25,'
600, and hH only boon open for travel shUrt
time,
The national Republican., 1867-11-15
SLATE MASrELs.-These popular 4

SLATE MANrELs.-These popular md
tells are fast becoming popular, being used In nal
Of the houses now In course Of erection. They
said to retain their beauty much longer than mari,
as they are capable Of . higher polish, and are
| inIurei BY smoke, coal gas, or acids. The mari
are furnished, Wholesale and retail, BY Mr., Geo
Barker, 424 Masssehusstts avenue. between Sixth d
Seventh streets who also deals extensively In Doc
Sash, and Blinds He invites the public to call 4
| examine his stock, especially tho,o contemplate
building, or those who are repairing or remodel
| their residences.
The national Republican., 1867-11-15

IRIS ANNOUNCED that the President is in favor
Of the appointment Of Hon. EDWARD CoorER
as assistant Secretary of the Treasury, to sue.
cssd Mr.. CHANDLER, who Is about to retire from
thu positiop
The national Republican., 1867-11-15
R.ilrond Opening.

Urea, Nov. 1.-THE Chsnango and susquo
hanna Valley railroad was opened to-day to
watervills, BY an excursion train of nearly three
thousand people, and a banquet at wAtervills,
at which numerous speeches were made. The
nrst section Of the road Is twenty.ons miles in
length. Tho road is graded sixteen miles bo-
yopd the nrst section-to within avs milss Of
6heahnrnaa
The national Republican., 1867-11-15
MstaarIc pIapl.x Wsat.

CHICAGO, Nov. 14.-observer At Hsckhal,
Evanston, Illinois. report, notwithstanding the
sky was partially obsoursd by clouds and full
moon, hns display Of mstoors this morning.
Tho maximum occurred between 8 and 4 O'Clock
this morning. whom 400 were counted. Between
$40 and 4. 20, at Dearborn University, a large
number were observed.
The national Republican., 1867-11-15
REDUCED RATES FOR CHINA AND GLAI

REDUCED RATES FOR CHINA AND GLAI
wAsn-A eompiste stock of.hs above has been ope1
for the fall trade at the extensive establisbmenl
Henry Bsylsy& b Co., corner Seventh and strst
eJnsisting Of French and Ensiish China olassws
Gallery, Plated ware, Chandeliers, and Lsmps.whi
tbsy offer At twenty per cent. lower than usu
Housekespsrs are particularly requested TO note
fact We might suggest 10 persons desiring 10 q
holiday presents to youug touss.keepsrs that thi,
. rare chance TO obtain somsthing that will pie,
them, and whies will keep til Christmas
The national Republican., 1867-11-15
AND COMMERCIAL
FINANCIAL.

Bssinsss Esnsraily is ssasnsnt, AMI In the large
elites there is nothing to chronicle. In the dry.
goods trade particularly depression hs, been hang.
Ing, and merchants have felt the influence, and the
result hss bsen the failures Of ssvsrL houses In
Philsdsiphiaand New York. Thslisbilities Of these
houses, however, are not very great and the stop
pages have not oecasionsd any serious drawbacks
upon general trade
Thors IL but little change in the -four market, and
provisions marked no improvement
jar CooKR 4 Co. furnish the following quotations.
The national Republican., 1867-11-15

THE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE are still pursuing
their investigation into the Affairs Of Maryland.
They will not be ready to report for some time
yet. Tho volume on impeachment is published.
Il contains some twelve hundred pages
The national Republican., 1867-11-15

IMPARTIAL OR MANHOOD SUFFRAGE has b,ou
carried in Minnesota. The Legislature of that
State stands as follows; Senate-Rspub!icGns
l5i Democrats, 7. House-Rspublican' ssi
Democrats 13,
The national Republican., 1867-11-15

NEW Mrslc-We have received CT Mr. JOHS
F ELLIS, music publisher, a copy of piece OF
new music entitled There was time loved
thee" Words by ALEX LOGAN music by
HExRY A. Gn,ss
The national Republican., 1867-11-15

THE NATIONAL THEArRE.-Kenilworth was
produced the second time last evening at the
National, with somo improvements. Tonight
Caste will be placed upon the boards.
The national Republican., 1867-11-15

THERE WAS LARGE CROWD at the Presiden.
tial Mansion yesterday, and among those who
had interviews with the President was Maj Gen.
ScuoFIELp
The national Republican., 1867-11-15

From New Oxieans-General Hal koeek Ex
pectsA-Ths Currency oussti 90 IN the
Cfty-Opssisns Of the Press h Regard
to Hanscck.
NEW oRLxAss, Nov. A.--asnsrsl Hapooct's
arrival here b anxiously looked sr By ths
best citissns, vho arc hopeful that ks vin eor-
rect III. abuses Of the city administr stios.
A meeting of the citiIsns was held last MIG ut,
and committee appointed TO Pre- pare 70 solu.
tion. laying the currency question ,efors Gene.
raj Hancock, and requesting him 10 act Tor their
relief
Large bills Of ths city issue are at q discount
Of seventeen per cent, while sma u notes Of tho
same issue arc only three per osne- Five dollar
bills, which a few days ago wore only three to
to seventeen.
The Tma, in strong srtisi e, lay, the blame
on the Treasury onicials.i
The Baiistin says aeAssA Hancock comes TO
this community with the rec ord Of an educated
and accomplished soldier and gentleman, and
that hs should be weleoms ID ss suoh.
Tho Pieaynns ays the most substantial,
ablest, and best cit iisp should welcome him
hero, and present hii tnsir views Of tho imme.
diste necessities Of ahs hour, and especially
those not connected With political Affairs. II
suggests that com uittee bo appointed to ten.
der welcome to Gen. Hancock, and present to
him the oitys deplo rsbls condition, with ss-
peciai reference to Its iiaanoes.
From Montgomery, Alsbsma-Tho Re-
construetio n Convention.
| MoNraoNERr, Nov. IA Tho caucus Of the
I n.lG r. l. IN
vention last night decided to send special mes.
senssr to Washington TO ascertain from leading
Republicans how far tiongres will permit the
convention to 20 on the question Of disfranchis.
ing rebels, and to-day the convention, by vote
Of hfty-six to twent y.four, postponed farther
action on the franchise question until Msnday
neat. A resolution was adopted instructing the
proper committee to inquire into tho expedisnoy
Of requiring former owners to pay'ths black,
wages for their services from the date Of the
emancipation proclamation to May 20, 1865.
An ordinance was introduced and referred,
proposing to oonssoate a part Of the Leland
and Meridian railroad. which was constructed
by the Confederate Cover nment in aid Of the 70.
bellion, the proceeds of the same going into tn,
educational fond. An ordinance was introduced
and referred. to abolish the State poll tax.
From Havana by G"ir cabIs-The Mar.
| kets.
HAVANA, Nov. l3.-. Sugar, No. 10 to 12
quoted at 8Issi reals No. Is to 20, at 9a10i
MoIasses-Muscsvedo 5 reals; claysd 9 reals pei
gallon. Exchange on London, 14ial5i on New
York, currency, long sight, 24is25i discount
short, 23is24 Gold, long sight, ST. short, St.
Lard, $l5.76 per owt. in tiercs,; $ls.25 in 2.
ID. tins. Taliow, SIP. 50 per quintsl. Bacon
sl4 per quintal. Molassss, $5ab.So. ApplsI
declining. Flcur, $l4A146o. Freights on mo.
lssses, 81 per gallon and A per hid. Sugar, 81
to 81 per box.
Arrived, steamer Moro Castle, from New
York.
The national Republican., 1867-11-15

IT Is PROPOSED, in Boston, to raise for the
family Of the late Gov. JoHs A. ANDREW, who
are in comparatively needy circumstances, the
sum Of 800, 900, and Boston will do what It sets
ont To do,
The national Republican., 1867-11-15

A Destructive FIRE occurred on Tuesday
night in Cincinnati, at the corner Of John and
Olive streets, destroying a bedstoAd factory and
several small dwellings. Loss about $50, 900.
The national Republican., 1867-11-15
E,t.n .,ve Fire In Louisville, XIV.

LOUISVILLE. Nov. H-An extensive FIRE is
raging at the corner Of Market and Fifth streets
Eight or ten buildings, occupied as bar-rooms,
retail groceries, livery stables, 30, are nearly
destroyed. The hrsmsn are not able as yet to
master the flames. Tho loss Is quite heavy.
The national Republican., 1867-11-15

TEs OEDwAy"G CoHvITTEE have made some
progress In the work they have in hand. They
will make partial report and then ask for more
tiao to complete tho business before them.
The national Republican., 1867-11-15

IT IS REPORTED that new consolidated loan
at Ave per cent. on long time will soon be an.
uOuneed after Congress shall have considered
the matter. It would be q wise measure.
The national Republican., 1867-11-15

L. OpPESHErNER, 300 Pennsylvania av
nue., between ninth and Tenth strs,ts. would isr
the attention Of buyers Of Ready Made Clothing
Men, Youths, Boys and Children, which is the b
selected stock offered for sale in this city, msnuf
tursd from the nnsst fabrics and equal to eu,t
wOrf. Also, low priced goods As cheap as \
ehespssi, and as gooI a. the best.
The national Republican., 1867-11-15
D,,,,uotiye Fire at Ottawa.

OTTAWA, Nov. IA hro last night destroyed
the store and warehouse occupied BY G. L. Bate,
4 Co., wholesale groosr. Tho loss on the con.
tents is 800, 900, on which there is s42 900 In.
surance
1t /, reported that the Government intend.
to reduce letter postage to threo cents
The national Republican., 1867-11-15

Hon WN. A. DARLING, member Of tho seth
Congress, has been nominated by the Republi.
cans OF New York for Mayor.
The national Republican., 1867-11-15

Tue FREScH GOVERNMENT has removed the
taI on grain which is imported into that country
from foreign vessels
The national Republican., 1867-11-15

The CONDITION of Secretary wELLEs i, still
critical, though strong hopes are entertained Of
his recovery.
The national Republican., 1867-11-15

WALLS oPERA HoUsE.-"Undsr the Gas.
Light" only two nights more. Let all take
notice and govern themselves accordingly.
The national Republican., 1867-11-15
L o Q Al iTE M 8 .

BLACK Beaver Cloth and Beaverte|
ovsrcosis; an sndls" varsity Of all other grad
At A saks 4 Co., SIT Seventh street, between the Al
nue. and D street.
The national Republican., 1867-11-15
From Baltimore The Assault on E. A
Pollard-The Races.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 14.-This afternoon John
and Douglas Wise, who assaulted Z. A. Pollard
in front Of the MAltby House this morning, were
arraignsd before q magistrate, and waving an
examination, were bailsd In the sum Of $1,000
each to appear before the grand jury on satu''
day next. Pollard's wound 10 severe, the bone
being shattered, but Is not nscs',arily danger.
Gus. lie is now doing well.
Tho fourth days raoo at Herring Run Course
took place to-day. The track isstill very heavy.
A great pacing race between Polly Ann, Joe
Gales, and Msgooslsr, was won In three
straight heats by Polly Ann. Time, 1888, 2'2si'
and 2:34. Joe Gales came In second, MagOoslei
being withdrawn after the hrst heat.
Tomorrow May Queen, silA' Rich, and Noun
tain Maid will contend for purse and stAk'
Of 1900, mile heats, best three In ave, to har
ness.
The national Republican., 1867-11-15

JEwELRY.-Jet Pendants and Fern Id
Coral Fusia ssts, Plated Chains Silver Plated spoO
and Forks, received this mcrnipg at Priggs One ID
lar Jswsiry Store, No. ass Pennsylvania avsnu|
roar -Four. and -a-half street.
The national Republican., 1867-11-15
PRODUCE Decentralization IA direct

PRoDucx DRALxRs.-Attention Ia direct
to the Advertisement Of Aisrssdsr Boyd 1 Co.. n
50 and o. Louisisna avsnus, who Announce a. havi
In store large lot Of prime Buttwhss, Flour, N
York Stats Butter, Kxirs Cincinnati Cured Hai
Liverpool Salt, Jaekton whits Potatoes, aud svsI
thing usually kspt In . frst. class wholesale &
commission merchants store. This house deserve,
ranks high In the estimation Of the public for eho
goods at low prices.
The national Republican., 1867-11-15
From Omaha-DestructivoF Flro-The Pa
ciac Railroad.

OMAHA, Nov. IA letter from Dakota says
on the sth inst. that region was visited BY the
most destructive ere that ever occurred in that
section. Ninety.6ve thousand dollars worth Of
hay andHgrAin were destroyed.
The Pacific railroad was opened to CheysD 40,
and grand jubilee was had by the railroad men
and citiIeps,
The national Republican., 1867-11-15
From Augusta, Ga.-Fresdmsn I'm Route
for Liberia.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Nov l4.-AbOut three hun.
drsd freedmen passed through here today
on route to Charleston to take passage on the ship
Golconda for LibsIia.
The national Republican., 1867-11-15
The Quarantine at Hampton Roads Dis
oontinusd.

RICHMOND, Nov l4--General sohoheld to.
day Issued an order disseminating the quaran.
tine At Hampton Roads.
The national Republican., 1867-11-15

Now, OR NEVER, is the time to purcha|
your winter Clothing, Al the reduction offered
Hspnins's One Price Store. corner Seventh street 4
Maryland avenue. Ths lates. and best style, Of m
and Caps al No. sso Seventh street, near Msryia
avenue. He proposes 70 remove ab5ut the lst
January rexs. No. 6ll Seventh street, Iuts,igsS
BuiidipR,
The national Republican., 1867-11-15
Democratic state Convention In New
Hampshire


Hampshire
CoScoRD, N. H., Nov. 4.-Thers was very
large attendance at the Democratic State Cois
vsntion held here to day, and great enthusiasm
prevailed. On the first ballot for governor, EI-
President Pierce received one vote, and several
other gentlemen received from one TO thirty ono
votes each. Mr.. Ely A. Hibbard, Of Lsconia,
had 303, and John II. Sinclair, Of Bethlehem,
sl2. On tho second ballot Sinclair and Hibbard
only usro voted for, and the former received the
nomination by 90 majority. The result was re.
oeivsd with hearty cheers. Mr. George H.
Pierce, Of Dover, was nominated for railroad
commissioner.
Gov. Hartman was oomplimented with the
following, which was unanimously adopted:
Re,olvsd, That the thanks Of this convention
are hereby rendered to VALLEY Hartman for the
able and efficient service that he has rendered
the Democratic party in stumping the States Of
Connecticut, Penpsylvanis, Ohio and New York
in the recent elections
The general resolutions adopted BY the con.
vsntion were In substance as follows:
First declares fidelity to the Union and the
Constitution to bs the cardinal doctrine Of the
New Hampshire Democrats, and pledges no
abatement Of zeal In their behalf
second declares the Congressional plan Of re-
construction to bo revolutionary, and an attempt
to establish negro suffrage an atrocious crime
against the principles of republican govern
ment and the civilization Of the age.
The third relates to legislation outside Of the
Copstit ution.
The sixth congratulatss the Middle and West
ern States on the recent elections, and invitsl
Conservative men from those States to unite
with them in securing simiir result, in thi
| State.
The national Republican., 1867-11-15

TzE EEcEIPTs from inttIhA! Teisrus ysItsr.
day Pmpautsd te S235, f2p.
The national Republican., 1867-11-15
From savannah-The I

From savannah-TheU United States Dis
triet Consolidated States vs. Foster
Blodgett.
sAvAsSAu, Nov. H.-In tho United States
District Court, Judge Erskino presiding In the
case Of the United States VS.. Foster BlOdgstt, q
true bill was found. Tho trial comes of TO-.
morrow.
The national Republican., 1867-11-15

- NV fUNh FIHtT BUAKD HALEH.
lo, o26's, Isso, loesS 6.sos, jan and July, 1895,
loIh; lo.t0's, lif; 7So',, "a seres 1885 1906,
80 ssriss, loosS; Gold, lIoN
The national Republican., 1867-11-15

Msisorio Display at Charleston, .. o.
ouARLBsroS, Nov 1.-THE mstsario display
this morning was very brilliant, lirtns fsvsrsl
hours
The national Republican., 1867-11-15
LATEST rELEGRAPHIC NEWS

LATEST fELEGRAPHIC NEWS
BY THE ASSOCIATIVE PRESS.
ws FROM EUROPE.
THE ITALIAN aUEs TIoH.
The Pope Blesses Tho French.
FENIANISM IN ENGLAND.
RECONSTRUCTION IN THE SOUTH.
ELECTION IN FLORIDA.
AFFAIRS IN NEW ORLEANS.
TINE METEoRIc SHOWER. q.
Destructive Fire In Louisville.
THE ASSAULT ON POLLARD.
THE BALTIMORE RACES.
FROM THE WESTERN SLOPE
NEW HAMPSHIRE CONVENTION.
The national Republican., 1867-11-15

The STEAMER ATLANTIC arrived in South
amptOn, England, on Tuesday night.
The national Republican., 1867-11-15
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ss- No notice can be taken Of anonymous eonmu.
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n OV E N M en- SALE
The property known as the ..
GOVERNMENT TANNERY AND STEAM SAW


with seventy five acres OF land, SA N ANrONIOI
Texas. .. =
Sealed proposals. in duplicate, will be received up
TO the first day OF Marcn, 1857 the purchase Of
75 acres OF 'ano more or less, together with the
buildings erected thereon, and the appurtenancea
appertanIDg, that is TO says - ...-. -
One Tannery, containing twelve stone lime vats
fity.two wooden vats stone pools, and capaba
Of tanning 1000 hides per annum. = NJ.
One Steam saw Mill, capable OF saving 5000 feet
OF lumber daily.
One email Stone Building. .
The above property is situated about two miles
above San Antonio, on the san Antonio river, and
the water is conducted to the establishment Dy a
race OF heWn stone, laid IN cement. -...-. B.
The land was purchased and improvements made
by the late so-called Confederate Government, and
are estimated 10 have cost $50 900 IN gold. III.
The property has been under lease tor the year
1885, AZ a monthly rent of $500 payable IN advance
A secured title in fee simple will be gwen by tht
United States Government.
Proposals will be marked, Proposals for GOVer
menJ Tannery and Saw MIL, " and addressed TO
b. KIDDOO,
B'tMaj Gen. Asst Comm, Bureau q. f. and
= aiyestOn, Texas. w
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FRENCH STEAM SECURING
ESTABLISHMENT,
No. $40 RACE Street.

We beg leave to draw your particular attention to oui
new French steam Securing EstabBhent the nrst and
only one ofits Kind in this city We DO not dye, but bv
chemical process restore Ladles Gentlemen's, ami
Childrenia Garments 10 their original states WithOnt
inJuring them the least while great experience and
neTtect satsiacOn all who may favor us with thei
bhSstrona0c. LADIES' DRESSES, OF eYery descfption
With or Without Trimmings, cleaned and finished
without being taken apart whether the color be genuine
% n1sra Oloaks and Mantillas Curtains Table Oover
CARPETS Velvet Ribbons, Kid Gloves etc. CLEANED and
rennshed In the best manner. Gentlemen's Summer
and Winter Clothing cleaned TO perfection without in
in 10 the stun Also Flags and Banners. All Kinds OF
aims removed without cleaning the Whola All ORDER
are executed under our immediate supervision and
satisfachon guaranteed in every instance. call Snd
examination OF our process is respectfully solicited.
ALBEDYLL Il MARY
SIpmMS No. go RACE Street
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OFFICE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COM

PHILADELPHIA, February A, 1857
Proposals Will be received the Office OF the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, Philadelphia until
the first day of May 1867 inclusive (unless satsfac
tory proposal should be received and accepted pre-
viousy) from responsible parties desiring contract
with said Company for the establishment of a direct
Line of Steamships between Philadelphia and Liver
peol.
Blank forms of proposals. with detailed informR-
tion will be furnished upon application to
27t5l EDMUND SMITH, Secretary.
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SHIPPING.

.~FEF& STEAM TO LIVERPOOL-CALLING
SRlRn4S. at Queenstown-The Inman Line, sailing
semi-weekly, Carrying the United States Mails -
CITY OF BALT iMoRE.... -. s. aturday, February -
kANGAROQ. .........s.s....... Wednesday kepruaJ -
CITY OF WAsHIhGTOH ......Saturday, February y
CITY on hEM YORK ....satulday, Maroe
and each succeeding Saturday and wednesday at noon
from Pier No. as North river.
RATES OF PASSAGE
BY the mail steamer sailing every ,n Gr-an.
First Cabin $50 steerage
To London ..'''''', s5I To London ...,...... a&
To Par1s IIBI ParlB.......,....s. eb
Passage by the Wednesday gteamerss - Ehst caDns
Passengers also forwarded 10 havre, Hamburg, Bra-
S ~ from liverpool or Queenstown ssI
currency Tickets can be bought here by persons send
For or luther nS Information Sggy at the companys
ofnces. -, 11, 10hh Nm "; peALE' Agent
SIS NO III "AANOt Sueet' fhhaoasn
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TO SHIP CAPTAINS AND OwNERl

,xgGRe. TO SHIP CAPTAINS AND OWNERS.
$SMlhAkS The undersigned having leased tho KEN
EIN1lTON SCREW DOCK, begg 70 inform hIs frienda
and the patrons Of the Dock that he "a nIoiarad V
Increased facilities 70 accommodate those having yeSSa
to be raised OF repare and being praotcai Ship-car
Vessels en- trusted to him for reDairs = -
Captains or Agents Ship -Carpenters and Machlnfgtl
having vessels TO repair, are solicited to call
Haviug the agency for the sale OF "Wetterstodta
preservation Ofvesses bottom for this ely am pre-
pared 10 furnish the same on favorable terms.
JOHN II. HAMMI1T.
KensinRtOn Screw Dock.
lis DELAWARE Avenue above Laurel street.