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In tins country hitherto, fuel has been so
abundant and cheap that thods of economy
IN its Use have been very little practissd
Now. however, that wood and coal are he.
coming scsrcer and dearer, especially in thu
larger cities, toe subject is attracting consider
able attention 1t has long been a matter on
which the practical minds of Europe have
cen exercised. and we may borrow some uss.
tul hints from the experiments made In tbs
prosecution Of their Investigations direc,sd
20 ascertainipg the most economical ms,b-
eds OF heating dwelling houses 1t has
been stated that under ordinary constructions.
win single plates OF thin glass, about one
third Of the warmth of the apartment is "a a,
ated through the windows, but a double win.
dow, with the stratum Of air between, makex
the window space about equal To the common
wall space in non conducting power ana of
very thick plate glass, approximate in pro.
portion to its thickness to the double wiudow
fy one experiment in winter time il was found
that the difference Of radiation (the thsrmom.
etsr at 3C9) between a thin window and one o+
thick pla'es is sbOu' 60. To bring this homa
70 he case OF our d dwellings,. II a man pavs a
dollar a week for his coal for warming his ono
room in winter time one-tEird of il would bs
wasted through the thin window Now. this
waste of hearing power would compensate for
getting nick glass window or a double one
All the model dwelling windo VS. in the Paris
Exhibition were of thin window glass; some
Of them Of unnecessarily small panes, the
woodwork Of which would 20 far to pre
vide thick glass and larger psnes The
Austrian model dwellings, however had a
good 6onble window, feet by 81 feet. which
Is made there for aoout 80. Saving heat. a.
IL would dc, for large proportion of the
year, this window certainly would be econom
icsl. Windows n ade flush with the wall gain
HgEtHs ell as space. There has been as vet
10 introduction OF cheap forms of thick ground
glass. Which. vithOu, intsrrupting light, per
form he service of curtains 10 the Ioxer
paIes. Nsry hick glass Il safer from break
ase q aU bin Elss~. and therefore may be
safely Us.O Ia large panes, even for cottages
In some DCusss in the norm of England. plate
glass - used OF nearly half an inch in thick
ness 4 J. Sc siii cult to cut through and re-
QuiTes work @. so much noise, that # is
thought 70 Ter der the use Of outside shutters
UILeUss aTy and only curtains are used to
keep ont n2ht. BY dispensing with outside
shutters The expense saved could be put INTO
thicker glass
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IBv Bankers and Brokers Telegraph
Lewis johnson & 10. quote stocks and bond
In home and foreign markets as follows:
NEW YORK. Nov. 4.-First Board-U. S 6's
1ssI coupon 112 J.; 5.26s, 1852, ex coupon, los q
coupon, los e; ls65,ex.coupon, 100 1865,
coupon, new, 107 4; 1867, coupon, 1O7X; iO.4O's,
coupon, 1OO7s; 7.3G's, second, iO5X; 7.sTs third.
los (; Canton, AN; Cumberland, 25; q uicksil.
yer, Tx; Mariposa, 8; do. preferred, 10 New
York Central, 11l& Pacific Mail, 14iH; At
lantic Mail, l164; Erie. II "a do. preferred, 76;
Hudson, -; Reading, 96%; Michigan Central,
1GS *; Michigan Southern, Il \; Illinois Central,
12l; Cleveland and Pittsburg, SIX; North
western, Az; do. preferred, "a p: Rock Island.
9i7,; Fort Wayne, 96A; Ohio and Miss. Ger
tificates, PAX; w. u. Telegraph, 32x; Boston
Water Power, 16X; Cleveland and Toledo, lO2:
Gold, 30Ba14O.
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The News.rem Italy.
eARIBALDI REFUSES TO OWE Up HIS KsrKR
PRISE


FLoRESCB. Nov. 2-Mtdnght.- Garibaldi
still rsmains at Monte Rotondo, TO which place
he retired when lie heard Of the landing Of the
French aud the advance of the Italian troops,
oeerning nj hazardous to make Any attack on
home with his insufficient force. He has con :
centrated all his volunteers at NJ oute Rotondo,
WHERE he has taken up strong positions. and
gone into camp His men have since been &C =.
lively engsged in throwing mp intrenchments
which are now complete. Here he will await
reiDfoTcements and watch eyerts. To the
summons Of the King to dsarm. Garibaldl re.
pliso by refusing to disbard his army or give
up his enterprise against Rome, unless change
Is made In the present ministry, which will
put the Government in accord with the ma.
uonal viii Napoleon has made proposition
&c The King OF Italy to submit 10 the citizens OF
Rome and the Papal provinces the settlement
OF the Roman question by popular vote; bu,
me l'alian Government declines to accept this
plan Tor the solution Of a question in which
the interests OF the whole nation are so deeply
involved.
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THE GEORGIA ELBCTIoN.-From the return.
Just received Al hesdq uarters In Augusta, Ga
1t Is estimated that los. 600 votes have been
cast on the question Of convention, out of
ls6,tO regis cred. The ohfcial count can onIv
snow the majority In favor OF a couyeutIon.
Opposition candidates were only Nominated
In the northern part of the State. where the
WINES are largely IN the majority In the
other portions OF the State the Conservatives
took d part IN me contest. and me Candidates
favoring he convention were elected by large
mRlOriiits
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- Messrs. Ii. X. Riordan Francis w. Baw-
son and Henry Evans have purchased the
Charleston IS o. Nescs. Mr.. Rfordan was
formerly OF this city, and IL known as a first
class Journalist, as well as q most estimable
gentleman The Neics, in the hands of Mr.
RioTdan and bis accomplished associates, will
enter upon its new career with every pros.
rect of success.
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Great int.Iest is felt here, naturally, in the
rssuit Of The elections TO take place tom
row, and especially in the returns from New
York. In order to accom- MEDIATE the public,
we have made complete arrangements to
supply the returns as fast as they are received
st The STAE Office tomorrow night
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ACKSowLEDGEMRNTs.-W should lack SEN
sibiliiy, indeed, were we not profoundly crate.
full for the expressions of ENCOURAGEMENT
showeIed upon Us In entering upon our nev
career. in the shape of good wishes and the
material aid" of subscriptions and new adj
yertisements. We return our sincere thanks,
and say with Shakspes e, Pour on, we can
endure"
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JAMES L MuRDocH-This accomplished
actor has selected for his opening performance
81 the National Tneater this evening his IA vor.
lite ct aracter of Rover" in wild OATS a
part in which his perfect elocution, easy man
neTs and graceful acting show to excellent ad-
vantage. No doubt ne will be welcomed by
.uIl housa
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- In Spain II is announced thar the Dowa.
ger q ueen Christina Is. epdsavering to recon-
Gle q ueen Isabella and General Prim, and
apparently not without some hopes OF sue.
cess. The General has never pronounced
against the reiening dynasty-a fact which has
been detrimental to him with the ultra-radicaI
perty.
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PERSONAL Judge DIN, Of the District
supreme Court, who has been spending soma
months In Europe, has returned to this CITY.
...'Gsnsral Sehofsld denies that he A. a can.
aldaie or the United States Senatorship in
virginia .'-'LouIsa Kellogg has made suc
SesHul DEBUT At Her Majesty's Theatre
LohooE, IN Faust" before O full and brilliant
mouse The Prince Of Wales was present.
Inc ancience receive the de6EtaHte with en- :
thusiastic applause
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The CoEPOKATIoS or BALrINoRE-Mr r..
I. Banks, the Democratic Mayor elect, will be
insugUrated In Baltimore to-day as the Citv
hall Tie question whether rue new Oity
Couneb VIII he called together In ex "a s-s-
zion seems 10 be an open one depending ON
me s-tfi-msnt OF legal poirt, whether the
city on GER, woo bold commissions ruuntng
oP 70 March hext, can be displaced before that
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e The old driving park in chicago, owned
by Mr. John Wentworth, has been sold in
city lots for four hundred Thousand dollars.
Ex-Governor FLEET cher of Missouri, has
de ermined to call an extra session of the
Legislature in November.
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The Alsbama Constitution Convention
which is to reconstruct the State, meets at
Montgomery next Monday. IL consists OF 90
Radicals Q3 being negroes,) and Conserya.
tvs
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The VIRGINIA STATE CoSvENrIoN.-Gen
Sebofeld has issued an order conyenIng the
Virginia STATE Convention on the Sd OF De.
cember In Richmond
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-04

IFE REGIsTEATIOS OF VOTERS IN NEW
1oRK AND BEoOKLTN-Thet total reg sratioI
N New York. II rs GO, against Up oOU i,s,
year; In Brooklyn The total registration Is
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10y aLar- v haj policy of sIO COO for
lLe D. est al tis ,nliIy n the New En~I.na
hufUsi Lie iusutsuee 90
ne 81 san vel IN Louisville IL no
- lbs n ~ SEQ 70 az inches In diameter ana
= tut tert ih Crpth, vbieh Will "a Axe N the
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"IhiER The GAS LIGHT" sii draws IN
meHssly ~ Wsll's Opera Hoase.
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COMMANDANT's OFFICE.

COMMANDANT's OFFICE, -
~ NAVY YARD, NEW YoRH, October "A, 1867.
Bro0kyn M
lie auction the three - story Wooden Building
diner sions about one hundred and ninety Ave ti95l
feet by one hundred and thirty nine 1897 feet with
wns t9gstsr e the And nd pipes
ing at the hospital and on the day Of sale y ''i
Day the Sss
a commencement is made to take the building
81 %ss ths S be sh al
all the rubbish, be moved away by the LIST of De-
'''' Rear Admiral Z. 81 n.
Commanding Navy-yard and Station,
no 4-d = New York.
OE. WE ;S ,s ,N95vEMBER 6, so, AT
United States Navy Yard, Philadelphia, the fol-
lowing:
10 tons Iron Turnings, 800 lbs Chrome Green, lot
Brass Cinoers.
Bmsam Of Yards and Docks
zoo lbs. Old Iron, Water Cans, Bellows, / old
- Bureau Of Earipmsnt, &c,
Manila Hawsers, 7, So. and 9-inch. Manila
Hide kSps. 1900 i%; NJ Rig gins, $40 lbs
!0oe lbs; Canvas Rags, $40 Hickory and Corn
Brooms, Window Shades and Curtains: B, d.ticks,
Needles Fish Hooks, Log States. Tools, Letter
Press, Painted Canvas, Carpet, Mating, Crap.
mel and Chain, Hose Life Preservers,8 Pontoons
Bsreau Of Construction and Repairs
sI!s lbs Scrap CSPpSsi,iOn, sIo iS.: sheathins
Sheet Tin s lbs Tanks. 20 ISs Paints o 90
lbs Lignumvit@ Cuttings, old Brass and Iron,
Ts9; Bsti Y s
Ss and TUs
R Ss sr. e 8. sSs Beef sss re sS. o
80 pEes Flour, bills. Rice, IS pkes Dried Apples,
aaegsPicElss. boxes p. ana d pkg Coffee, pkgs;
Is and
Bags: 70 Pea Jackets. Round Jackets, Cloth Trow-
s:l3 Sstipet TroSssrs Duck Trousers, Froeks,
gs.ksts sSsp' y boxes
Shaving RrSshes Candles Iron Chests, lot Of old
''''' .a THOMAS o. sELFRIDGE,-
F0R sALEmA BAGATELLE TABLE, BALLS
and ID M &c JAMES s
AIDES DRESS FURs = - : =
A. fpll and complete assortment of LADIES
"a HgDs9F BAYAND MINK SABLE oz,s
sfRERfHNs oURREL astnsa
-. .ai.fsi. WATER MINK. &C., &C. ,fEsf
All of which win be sold q r s%1S% ggisss
Waiter and ssa Penn 's,h ssS
S8-se-ss-ss1ss-ss-ss-ss-ss-SR
a 2 n.EEHHBB $EI$SS 4!
A..! e s..!s sss 81. 1! z:,.,.
sssod,s.,ss-ss-ss-ss-ss-se-ss-ss-ss
TAKE no MORE UNPLEASANf AND TN.
SAFE REMEDIES Tor sunpleassna and dan
eerous diseeses. USE HHLnBLpS EXTRACT Br cEr
! AND IMPROVED RosE WASH. oc q BkWw
EIEE WHITE SHIFTS
Il OF undresssed Duslin. hne linen bosous
&C @et A46 Pennsylvaaia avenue.
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~N0TICE TO TAX PAYERS.
e FRENCH CONFECTIONERY

tApIEs, OYsTPER SALOON.
JOSEPH H. SHAFFIELD, No 246 Pennsyl-
yania avenue, between i2th and lssh streets, re-
spectfully announces TO his customers and the pub
lie that he is now prepared to furnish Oysters in
superior style, Also, Coffee, Tea, and Chocolate.
choice Cakes. Ice Creams, Pastry, and all articles
In the Confectionery business. made Of the best
material and at the shortest notice. &C 7-3m
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nTUNIONTOWN LAND AND BUILDING
US COMPANY.

rUNIoNToTcSS s LAM AND BUILDING
The public are resrectfnlly invited to attend the
WEEKLY TUESDAY NIGHT MEETINGS of
the above Association, at GATES HALL, north
west corner of llth and streets, East Washing
ton. three squares east of the Navy Yard Station
Passenger Railway. which will be held until the
next regular monthly meeting Tuesday, Novem-
Der 10Th.
Stock Subscriptions will be received at the fol-
lowing places:
J; ID. ODONNELL, Druggist. 591 Sth street
east.
WM. NOTTINGHAM. Builder. southwest cor
nor Sd street east al Il X street south.
JOHN III PEAkE. Master Painter, Navy Yard,
GIL s. h street east.
ROBERT =. MARTIN, Farmers Hotel. Union
town II G..
RICHARD EMMONS, street south. between
Sd and Arb streets east.
v. BREWER & CO.. Feed Dealers, southeast
corner Sth street east and Pennsylvania avenue
Z. A. ADAMS & CO., Druggists southwest cor
ner 81 street and Indiana avenue, near City Hall.
MAHLON ASHFORD, Esq, 1.-THE Company s
Attorney
OFFICE JONES & ASHFORD, Columbia Law
NEHEMIAH ROBEY, President.
Uniontown. ID. G..
Pennsylvania avenue. south side.D
nO2 It between Sth and 9Th streets east.
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BOARDING..

EN0R RENT-COm fortabIy furnished ROOMS Eor
i rent, with or without BOARD, at No. 2-7 +
street, between l4th aud 18th. no 2-.'t~
A LARGE PLEASANT ROOM may De had. with
"A BOARD, at 81 Penn. avenue, between 24th
and 2sth streets no. -6rt
DOARDING-First-clas BOARD for member
ID of Congress and others, with pleasant ROOMS
can be had at No Ill Washington street George
town, opposite the residence of II. ID. Cooke, Esq
Oc3l-lm
~ BOARD can be obtained at the house on the
northwest corner of Sth street and Pennsylvania
ave, formerly known as the Joy House. ol5-lm'
THE HOWARD BOARDING HOUSE, South
i west corner 9Th ct. and Pa. ave. over WalIs
Auction store. having been entirely renovated has
passed into the proprietorshp of Mrs. III D HAT
TON and refurnished throughout, will be con
Quoted as frst-class Boarding House. Persons
wishing q good accommodation must apply early
rent. Aim
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nov -3taw4w r. J MEIGS. Clerk.
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
IL UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

nEPARIMENT 9E THE INTERIOR,
WASHINGTON, October q. 1857.
On the petition of GEORGE T. BURT, of Uar.
ward Massachusetts, praying for the extension of
q patent granted to him the 9TH day of February
1854, for an Improvement in Machines for Clean
ing and Asserting BristIes, for seven years from
the expiration OF said patent, which takes place
Oh the 9TH day of February, 1858:
1t is ordered that the said petition be heard at
Patent Office on MONDAY, the 10Th day of j. nuary
1865, at II O'Clock m; and all persons are notified
said petition ought net to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
file in the Patent Office their objections specially
set forth in writing at least tgss, days before the
be used the said hearing be taken and trans.
mitted In accordance with the rules Of the Office,
which will be furnished On application.
Dispositions and other papers relied upon "a tes-
timony must be filed in the Office ftcenfy days before
the day Of hearing; the arguments, IL any, within
ten days after filing the testimony.
Ordered also, that this notice be published In the
Republican and the Intelligence, Washington, d.
e., and in the Boston Post. Boston, Mass. once
. week for three successive weeks; the first Of
said publications to be at least sixty Previous
to the day of hearing. T. G. THEAKER,
no 4-w3w Commissioner Of Patents.a
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Government Securities. -.-r
WASHINGTON, Nov. 4, 1S67.-Jay Cooke i
Co. furnish the following quotations of Gov
arumAnf secpri.iea: ---
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RE.-The Rev. G. W. SAMSON, D.
S d.. viii deliver n Lecture for the benefit of
the PhilOphrenian Society of Columbian College,
streets, on FRIDAY. November Sth, at 8 o'clock ..
m. Subject: Italy. its Scenery. and its Cuitiva
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Il NOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS.
IN That we, Crosby g. Moves. Clarence b Baker
Alexander X. Shepherd George w. Adams and Sam.
uel h. kaufman, do HEREBY certify that we are
about TO enter into Limited Partnership under the
name and style OF MOVES BAKE Co, r. the
Washington, District Of Columbia. the daily news
paper called 1.-THE DAILY EVENING STAR"
and weekly Newspaper to be called "THE
WEEKLY STAR TIE se!d Crosby $ Moves and
the said Clarence b. Baker are each general part.
ners, and the said Alexander K Shepherd, George
w. Adams and Samuel II Kaufman, are each to be
special partners, and all reside in the City of
Washington District of Columbia. Each of said
special partners have contributed I'm actual cash
the sum Of six thousand six hundred and sixty six
s. 100 dollars capital to the stock of said
partnership. The said partnershii to commence
Cd the Thirty first day of October, 1871, aud to
continue to the Thirty first day Of October. 1872
In testimony whereof we have hereunto set our
CROSBY s. MOVES,
CLARENCE Ii. BAKER,
ALIEN X. SHEPHERD.
GEO w. ADAMS.
SAMUEL II. KAUFMANN
Signed in presence Of
john :. HOLLINGsHEAD,
". Il. COLLINS.
true cOpy.-Test:
A 1foxs Avr
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NJ I III e + A 1 r

~ II Z r
REBEKAH DEGREE ASSOCIATION No. 3.
FOR THE BFNEFII
WIDOWS AND ORPHANS.
Will commence at ODD FELLOWS HALL, 9TH
street. on MONDAY EVENING. Nov. 4th. and
continue ten days. variety of fancy and useful
articles. confectionery, &c. constantly on hand
fine hand of music will be in attendance. no?- St
~ATTENTION wORKINGMEN-A MASS
uS MEETING will be held at Odd Fellows
Hall Navy Yard, on MONDAY EVENING. No
Nemher 4, under the auspices of the Working
mems Assemble 4 "WOTkingmen's Association
will lie organized. Addresses will be delivered by
distinguished advocates Of LABOR REFORM
By order Of the Committee:
nO2-2t J. j MITCHELL. Chairman.
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0@NOTICE.-Those indebted TO THE EVEN
H ING STAR up to this date are requested to
make payment. as heretofore, to Mr.. c. b. BAKER,
lat the Star office in whose hands the undersigned
has placed ell its outstanding accounts for collec-
ton. W d. WALLACH
October 3lst, 1867. &C Stiff
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~ NOTICE, TO WHOM 1T MAY CON

N CERN.
REGISTERS OFFICE, Nov. 4, 1867.
Notice IS hereby given that Licenses issued TO
keepers of Hotels, Restaurants, Taverns, Ordina-
rles, Sample Rooms, Tipping Houses, retailers of
Spirituous and Fermented Liquors, Wines, Cor
dials, Groceries. Dry Goods, Hardw are, Medicines
Perfumery, Watches aud Jewelry, Lumber, Wood
Commission Merchants, dealers in Fruit and Con
fectiOnery, Hawkers and Peddlers, Billiard Tables
Ten pin Alleys, dealers in Old Iron Copper Brass
&c. Also, Hackney Carriages 0mnibuses ami City
Passenger Railroad Cars. will expire on Monday
the 4th day of November. 1857. and must be re
newed at this Office within ten days thereafter.
nov 4-lu FRED. A. BOSWELL, Register.
n+MASONIC.-THE ANNUAL COMMUNI-
uS CATION of the Grand Lodge of y. A. M. of
the District of Columbia will be held at Central
Masonic Hall corner Of ID and 9th SITS on TUES
DAY EVENING, the 5th inst. at O'Clock. Pune
tuai attendance is earnestly requested
nO2-d NOBLE u. LARNER, Grand Sec'y.
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" SHINGTON C0-vpERATIVE
H BUILDING ASS0CIATI0N.-SPECI
NuTlCE.-Owing to the number of subscribers.
and the consequent rush to be expected on the I'd
Wednesday of November inst, If rst meeting for
payment of dues, parties who have subscribed OIL
any of the Sub Collectors books to the stock Of the
Association are requested to call at the store of
John Elyans Co., 300 Pennsyly ania avenue
between 9th and 10th streets. early possible
and before the night of meeting and sign the con-
stitution.
IL About $50 shares not yet taken. no dtNl3
IExpress, Nat. Int, BE republican, Chronicle.
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~EsTAB LIeHBD 1853.
MCPHERSON 4 FERGUSON,

PURE DRUGS, MEDICINES and CBRMICAIs
PEkfUmERY, FANCY GOODS,
INSTRUMENTS, &c., he:
The Night Bell promptly answered.
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ENFEEBLKD AND DELICATE COEsTITU
~ TONS. both sexes, .ase LHELMDeLpf Ex
feelings. end enable you to sleep well. @faE
&C u D&Wly
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1n6azufMhuuh. .fanneyuAaurIapaT

7 : EEw YoHKs MaS M i 8 18s& Nor Il
10@15o. lower. Wheat &c. lower.
Corn 3(94c. better. Pork firm,l mt
$23. a21a@ @23.209g Lard quiet. n Col.
/ ton very fiffii, hS,l2816619 for mid. /.
ding dplah s::aei; Gold -375S. iiEx,
change- -bsixty daysy.9T@f0;. sight,
1036- D. 80. eHJ =. ,:wana i..0iu, sunif1yi
~ p: M. .--Flpuf eihlln.State ,$i ri a
@Ht go: $aHat $aHtfh hs&f sfn, n5,'am mixed. 10 kooa,,
Sl36Ol@l6daenQ0rp oactiye.. q rmixed
Western .osM 16(9l!3laa Messij. pork
steady. 800 75!ij nSdgar1 and. coffae
as1l, Arm. :, q Cotton fifin sales 800 at
; BAInMoHE; May 16.--Cottou :; Arm firm.
--niddfng nplands 20. . Flour dull
market fayqrs buyers. Corn firmer
end Improved, With o good demand; ;
white 81. a0@l.13; Western, mixed
81. .02@l.04,,l1 Sugar ,hteady. .=ao.
CKtMNAr1,' May if6. Flour dull.
Corn, .frmer, at $1.OS. Bacon
shoulders Q; clear sides IL. Mess
pork $22. go. Lard 1921. 49,
MOBILE, May 15. Sales of cotton,
today 900 bales; market closed
firm'-,niddiing 25}s; receipts 127
bales. = l'lo - .a.5l-f,. - - ~
ST. LoHtts, May le.-Corn nd
vanced &c, Bacon nctiye-clear sides
12149121a; shoulders 934(09. = =
- :. CHARr'EsroN, May 116.-Gotton
firmer g. mid dlfdlings 2hI927111;f sales
120 bales; receipts 310 bales, -
>AuaUsTAgi May l6.-ACotton quiet
and steady;;;I strict nuiddlings ,25.
Sides 100 .balss,,,o 70 Receipts 60 bales. 4
Nav OR1.EiAHs, is,lsdS May 16,ECotton
firm, with a.l esd dofa2,900 bales;. low
middlings 456 16. Low to fair sugar
~. choice 1S'7s@13ss4s;; white ;141S0
15.. Prime mo1asses ~. Louisiana
-four dull and? dropping, superfne
$13; extra $19;50@l375.i T. Corn very
dull, with d further decline of Sc:
yellow mixed ,30G33; white 95. Oats
firm, at 90(99a11S.!. J. Pork very dull
no sales; held .at S24.5O. Lard firm.
at 1314@1411Il., Bacon in good de,
mand; shoulders 911; rib IL; clear
1871. Gold 36M.;.
SAVANNAH, May 16.--Cotton quiet,
but frm--.middling 2616; sales $50
bales; receipts $40 bales; receipts of
the week 1883 bales; exports 6,O75
bales; stock on hand IA, 1873.
LONDON, May. 16-Noon.- Consols
80. Bonds 723G.
LrvERpooI., May. 16-Noon.-Cot-
ton quieter and shade easier; sales
10. 600 bales-middling uplands H. g
.@111sd.; Orleans 1156d.f
g. P. M.-This afternoon, cotton
became more active, and it is now
estimated thai the sales will reach
Is, 900 bales.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-05-17
The AdornInent of the Head The
Hair RestOrer.

GFAY, HEADED people have their locks
~ restored by it TO the dark; lustfous,
siiken ttesses ofiyouth, and hro. happy.
Young people. with light. faded or red hair,
have these. questionable colors changed
to beautiful auburn, and rejoice, People
whose heads are covered With dapdruff and
humors, use it, and havo clean coats and
clear and healthy, scalps. Bald-hoaded
ened, and the bare spots coyered with a
iuxuriant growth of hair, and dance for
Joy. Young gentlemen use it because IL is
richly porfumed. Young ladies use it. be-
cause keeps their hair in place. Every
body must and .'cM use it, because it is the
eleanest and best article In the market.
Feb ---. Druggists.