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The national Republican., 1867-07-16
L o Q Al lTE M s.

BOYS LINEN DRILL Goats, Jackets, and
Pants, all Sizes to ht Boys from to 10 years old. at
A. sAKs Co. oi7 Seventh street, adjoining National
Bank Of the Republic.
The national Republican., 1867-07-16
Eirs.

aEApvILI., .uy Ftxs:
stroyed the Barlor House, Smiths livery stable,
with six horses also, ten dry goods stores, and
McMullen's residence. The loss Is $75, 900. with
SIS, 900 insurance.
The national Republican., 1867-07-16

W00D AND COAL.-M. B. BUT
w LER, corner Of Third and streets, QsIand,O J
has Just opensd his Wood and Coal Yard, and IL
CASH. iylO.lm
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gEW ToRK sEcosD boARp sALEs.
Coupons, Ilol; s-2o's. 1867, iii BIOS, 1854:
1901, sos, 1906. losij 6.1o's, January and
July, 1885, iosii io.lsi, lo2ii 1905, August,
ioTI; 7.so's, June, 1915 1905, JAY, lo7ti
Gold, 1891.
The national Republican., 1867-07-16

The New Hampshire Agricultural So.
cisty has voted to establish a scholarship at the
college, and Mr.. Austin Eastman, president Of
the snciety, has very generously offered to o..
tablish one also
The national Republican., 1867-07-16
An.,rs in nsy. Orleans.

NHw onLaAxs, July l4-All' parties here,
radical, conservative, and Of all compilations be-
tween, seem 10 be lying quietly on their arms
awaiting the action Of Congress. considsrable
effort is now being made on the part Of the city
ofieisis to curry favor with Sheridan, who, al
present indications, bids fair TO win the race
and become Master Of the situation All ON
ciai aIlibustsring has ceased, but the fact Of
having ceased TOO late will certainly cost the few
eI.rebei ofaos-hoiders len their positions eonsd-
cradle annoyance.
The ssvsfsst shower Of the season has occurred
to-day. Ahont one o'clock p. m. the sky was
suddenly overcast, and from two until three IN
the afternoon the rain poured down absolutely In
cataracts.t AZ three O'Clock p. m. the water w.s
nearly thsse feet deep from curbstons to curb
stone on nearly every street In the city. In
many cases the sidewalk was overhowed, and
every strest was . turbid torrent, roaring as II
let loose from some mountain fastness After
about two hosfs the food abated, and the even
ing is eissr, suitry, and opprsssivsly warn. ,
General Sheridan will very soon take the mud
die Of the city scrip In hand, and endsavor 70
save the, credit Of the city By some method oi
redemption and cancellation both Of the legal
aud illegal issues.
The national Republican., 1867-07-16

EXTRA LARGE sIzEs Of Linen Pants,
good quality, can bs had at A. saks 4 Co. 8, 6l7
Seventh street. adjoining National Bank OF the Re-
public.
The national Republican., 1867-07-16

HESNINo's Picnic AND EXCURSION HATS
for rs cents at No. Sss Seventh street, near Maryland
Avenue
The national Republican., 1867-07-16
4S6 SEVENTH STREET. 4SS

MATING, OIL CLOTH, and CARPETS laid AL
DRAPERY, CURTAINS, CoRNICRs, and SHADES
put up At MARRRlTER'B,
No 4s6 Seventh street, between and y streets,
js29.u Eight doSrs shove odd Fellow Q Hall.
The national Republican., 1867-07-16

DRIDAL AND FUNERAL WREATHS,
ID BOUQUETS, CROSSES ANCHORS, AaDnA
<rARs, p e,erved in natural form. New aude{ ~
Beautiful Ornamsnth Hair Work on glass or 2llkT
perl All kinds Of Hair Braiding dons by urs
Ss'Fs sss Eighth street. between and X. jy-l5if
The national Republican., 1867-07-16

r EAoVAI'
N. II. MILLER,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE LAW AND COLLEC.
Tl0N OFFICE
Has removed to No. IS Louisiana avenue, near the
oorbeT Of Sixth and streets. JylB-tf
NJ EW j + W ELRY!
LONDON,
CoPBNHAGEs,
GENEVA,
AND AMERICAN WATCHES,
SOLID SILVER TEA SETS, SPOONS, FORKS, ss
EXTRA FINE ELECTRO. PLATED WARE.
PARIS PANS, OPERA GLASSES, 10.
large assortment Of all the nsvsr .tvl.s n,
FANCY ARTicLss. gotten up especially for
WEDDING PREsRHTs
NV. oALT 4 BRO, Jewellers,
)ylS'W SO PenpsylyAniA avenue.
The national Republican., 1867-07-16
SEW Err AGE.

The Sewerage Question: being a general review
Of all systems and methods hitherto employed
In various countries for draining cities and
utilizing sewerage, treated with reference TO
public health, agriculture, and national econ
omy generally. Also description Of Captain
LIERsuR's system for daily inonensive re'
moval Of focal solids, fluids, and gases BY
pneumatic force, combined with an improved
method Of sewerage utilization. Compiled fol
the information Of sanitary aud municipal
authorities, and all interested In agricultural
development. By FREDERIck CHAs KRKPr.
The above Is the title Of book just published
by LoseMAs, GREES 4 Co., London. Will,
treating generally the sewerage question, 1t pre-
suR's system, and claims for It many advan
tages. among others the following: no wsts
works required, pipes always clean, reduced bull
Of pipes, saving In foundations, no cracking o
pipes, no ventilation shafts nor manholes, u,
costly gradients nor deep excavations, durabilit.
Of material, facility Of repairs, saving Of iabo
and time, daily removal Of focal matter with
out entering dwellings no expensive waite
closets, and the dwsllings Of the poor as easil
dealt with as that Of the wealthy.
Some OF the sanitary advantages claimed 70
the system are No contamination Of the si
mosphsrsi no poisoning Of wells no pOllution Q
rivers and harborsi prevention Of endsmics an
epidemicsi cleanliness Of the dwellings Of tn
poor; no suifocstion or binding Of sswsrsg
lsbOrersi preservation of hsh in rivers and pre-
vention Of cattle diseases. Also . number
agricultural advantages are enumerated. Th
value Of this system, for description Of whie
esrrmasrrE-f-rst-sab-,h hoax itself. may be ors
full examination by our sanitary and corporate
officers, and by all others interested in the que
tion Of sewerage, ono Of the most vital and mo
difficult with which large cities have to grappl
The national Republican., 1867-07-16
The Body Of General Thomas FranciI
MeaRher.

VIRGINIA CRY, MONTANA, July 13.-To Capt.
Joseph 7. Mesghsr. No. "a Trinity Place, New
York: No pains or expense have been spared to
recover the Generals remains, but thus far l,
has been without success.
ELIZA NJ. J. MEAGHER.
The national Republican., 1867-07-16
AcauittnI Of a Murderer.

AcquittaI OF a Murderer.
CINCINNATI, July l4.-Healy, the murderer Of
Cory, at the Spencer House in July last, was
acquitted yesterday,
The national Republican., 1867-07-16
TOSEPH II. SHAFFIELD'S
y FRRNcH CONFECTIONERY

40 FennbyIVanih RVonueI between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets.
Having enlarged and renttsd my establish meut, II
is now the largest and finest In the city-somst
long needed In WAshington-and I am now prepared
with tRs So.t f ia ,ss n
line. Parties, Pairs, Weddings, etc. furnished at
the shortest notice and the most reasonable tsrms
mye-3m JOSEPH II. sHAFfIKLD.
The national Republican., 1867-07-16
BY Telegraph.
From nnrope. a 4

From Europe. Il a
70. n EN
Livrnroor, yuly 10. : Moon, = Cotton m.
changedj brssdstufis arm. Il
LosDos, July 1S--1p m---Bries advanced TO
a. Other Amsrican securities unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, Juiy lb--7 p. m.-spirits Of Pc.
troleum advanced 70 Cd. Whale oil declined TO
f32. Other articles unaltered
The national Republican., 1867-07-16
... No,,ee.-rhe DALI sAriosAi ksrrsrIcAs

az Noties.-rho DarLr s.IiosAi srresiic.S
IN a. and amer April l, lsOI,bs furnished to sub
,,r,ssr. ,by earrisr.) In washias~n, eoorsstown'
md li.rsadr,, NJ any cents per month, payable to
the agent
sy- Az communication, wpethsf on businsss or
TOT r.slisatiou, should be sdressed to VIZ. Nur.
rAsH, Proprietor riosAyanrusLio.s. .washinston,
DC.
80 No notice can - taken Of anonymous somnu-
niestiot. wh.ts,>r Is intended for Insertion must
be authsut,cateJ'by the name and address Of the
wrier--not oesssrily for publication, but.s guar
anty for ia rood faith.
The national Republican., 1867-07-16

Ward Apotheearies-flrst ward, David r. Ridgeley
Fourth ward THUR PS G.ra
3. B, Bary; Sixth ward, John L. Bates; Seventh
q MsSss q. S"1Sor ns.. Sa sS'
AID W. y. Grimes, as assistant hkrbor MASTER which
were laid over one week.
The nomination Of Robert Boyd as sealer OF weights
and measures, was confirmed.
Several Council bills were referred.
Mr.. Elvans offered a bill establishing the hasi
rates.
Also, bill to sell the Wash ngton canal, and th.
interest OF the corporation In the Chesapeake and
Obi: caosl; both Of which were referred.
board OF Common ConnoIi.
The Board met at the usual hour, aud was called
to order by the President, James O. Dulinl All tn,
The Pnsidsnt laid before The Boar board a psssas. %
from the Mayor Transmitting the reports Of the ward
apotheearies for the Fourth, rihh, and Sixth ward
'i snSa tn. ScrsI
gutter on the north side Of street north, beiweeI
fCurtesnth aad Fifteenth street. west; Referred.
Mr. Nailey introduced a bill to grade and pave Hr
MI, Moore introduced joint resolution authorizing
the City suIyeyor and the late snperntendent Of h,
he T best m.nssr q changing The line Of The Wash
tnston canal, with view TO It's Improvement, 10
Brooks, asking the rsfupdipg Of esfta money pait
by him for q substitute 10 1854. Referred.
Mr.. Knight presented the petition Of Francis Ks
vogh, asking the remission Of nne Referred.
Mr.. NAlley moved that the petition Of DR.. May, OF
the hss Of the Board be referred to the Committee
Drainage, &c.
MI. Coanoiiy, from the Committee on Ways ant
Means, reported the following joiut resolution;
Whereas, Congress at Its last session made 1t the
duty OF the Commissioners Of Edueaton to ascertain
the amber Of children In this District between
tain ages and whereas II Is most desirable that
complete census should be made Of this city In con
nsetion with school interests to show the amount
distribution national occupation per
nanssey, and peeuniary rs'OuroeS Of our population
therefore
Be Il resolved. That the Mayor BE-, and hs Is here
BY, authorised TO cooperate with the Commissions
Of Eduoatlon In obtaining full and reliable censu
Of the population Of this city; and, to enable III,
Mayor 10 carry out the ppTpo SEES Of this resolution
tbs sum Of 4l 900 Is hereby Appropriated out Of the
general fund and placed to his credit y.
Mr.. NAliey moved TO amend the resolution b.
specifying 'ohidren from 10 10 years old - wbiot
agreed 70, and the joint resolution, as amended,
WAS passed. ...
NJ Connolly, from the COMMITTEES on Ways and
Means also reported bill 10 pay the apothnt aries
the first Second Third and seventh wards for mcdi
einss the poor OF those wards for tho quarter
ending June 30, 1887. Passed.
Also, AAksd 10 be discharged from the further con
siderAtion Of the bill relieving persons engaged II
marketing from paying license for wagons used II
that business. Agreed 10.
The New York herald., 1867-02-28

Stock on hand February rs, 1857 $50
Ne BIOS circular gives the following statement 81 .ne
receipts exports and stock Of a all the ports or th
week ending the 6h OF February compared Win THOSE OF
last year and those OF the last ye years before e wat
- -Aerurl. --LrIorls L9r NC Meek-N
The New York herald., 1867-02-28
TeLEsaApHIc MARKET REPORTS.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb; "a 1857
cans y HhiissspaIs % and s.s E.iirs:a kssains
New York par Gold closed 1o Cotton quiet: middiins
.glsnds ale middI,ng Orleans sc Flour dst Mes.era
SIS Is; 25e0 bushels Penusyyania Delaware 81 a.
S. sas @ @ Suss ss. a. o5
whlskey unchanged. Sugar quiet at loszo.
active and upsA..s.s ..ss S.s5ss sss 4 81
for No So,s spra SIS s for rcd sar Winter M 70 g, white 81
Wheat gus. sales. quiet 81 i u
nS os. .e" @ HT sn Rssss
SSof;s S e; 9 sS E.'SsS . os
Flour ! quiet sale. Of ess s.issso from ss ss' spss l !.
M VIC sss g. sss ;;sssy fss
g g. and co ear. q red g Sansd. as = e. corpSsw
sis ,,s sss;S Eys .nssisss
a. arc d ssS
cnc.sxA.r Feb: =, Iss;.
quotations. WEss; rm; 5, 20 Tor spring; no winter offer.
Ing Corn n good demand a. & and sss ior
msnd; sc for no. in elevator Barley dull Sut %nclsnssd
ss doing s SsnS ia the
..s ss ~s.s We % sold y % RI auss
sss ssi s:.1 ~ s S;:
:Ias.: sugar cured S:as iszs: i;ks.: and n Ssod
s.d :!sross prime country g lse Sugar a@sr M
10 Gomez nrnor: far 70 ch0ic0 Mo 10 &c Moasses
firm At 0 ooc Butter dull &c. 28c for fresh Central
Ohio roll Egg: E l'e . isc Clover seed g 80 Timothy
change rm par 10 80 f0O buying aud pro.
MUM selling Gold l;@k. Money market easier
CHICAGO, Feb. n, 1857.
Flour moderately active; spring extras. 81 5O wheat s
81 B for No. Wheat quiet; ~ - Tor winter Corn un.
settled and declined &C. 6kc sales at 7c 77c closing
dull 75Lc for No. l. Oats dull, and declined tsc l6c.
sales .. 4lc eve for No q closing al sc &c Pro
sweet picked hams llc lard l2c Dressed hogs steady
SS 10 e6 60 Live hogs fairly active 1t 80 3 81
light good choice smooth Receipts o-day-a0W
bbs 1our 900 bushels wheat oo bushels corn 1900
bushels Shpmens-40U bbls. nour, 1000 bushels
wheat 900 bushels
The New York herald., 1867-02-28
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
WEDNESDAY,, Feb. s7-6P. N.

WEDNESDAY,, Feb T-6P NJ
Tho gold market has been strong and excited to-day,
mainly under the eforz Of . bull combination to ad
vance IL In anticipation Of the President vetoing the
Reconstruction BILL 1t Is generally believed that IL he
signs the breach between he Executive and Congress
will be narrowed and the impeachment rendered less
imminent. whereas II he vetoes the contrary win be
the case and the impeachment win be almost inevitable
The opening price was lSs, followed By an advance TO
l4ok. the highest point Of the day. but the supply
greater than the demand at this figure, and gradual
decline followed tho closing price at four p. n hsyng
beco l3sx. Subsequently on the street the elsng
quotaiion 1898 u. Loans were made without
interest and at per cent for carrying The amount
OF gold certificates issued and redeemed and ne re-
thus stated BY the SUB Trea-
The New York herald., 1867-02-28

FOR wheat active demand prevailed, and prcss
trlne in favor Of ne seller The anssct!cns COM
and s. II for No Chlcaao also including ocnsiderable
were 6000 bushels (mosly for specuson) 1T 81 % 81 %
for Western In store 81 l0E 81 II for do a6oat,
81 for white southern and 81 % for yellow Peunsyiva
With sales OF 900 bushels st Soc 65c for Western the
latter price for choice and 6sc TO- for state Rye
a 81 II 81 13 Barley neglected and nominal We
saes of 500 bushels Canads In bond ON private
terms
COTTON decidedly activity IN !he market,
from Liverpool combined having stimulated an active de-
mand chiefly for export advance OF fully lc per ID.
,vn,ch s.iss ,rcrc :, IA ~ Ss bales We ouots.
The New York herald., 1867-02-28

Total 100 sl5S 900 s22, ,sO7. 40
Tho fluctuations Of the market from the lime OF the
suspension 70 the end Of last year are thus shown
The New York herald., 1867-02-28
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WEDNESDAY, FEB. l-6P. u.
BnKADsrurs-Rccepts, A6ls bbls -four, 170 bags corn
meal 0l2 bushels wheat ISIS do corn. 800 OATS
do malt. The market for State and Western
quite steady to-day; fair demand prevailed and prices
anything had upward tendency though there quot
change The sales about 100 bbs the append
quotations southern -four steady with moderate
demand Tho sales $50 bbis. Rye hour quiet
6rm snes were made Of $50 bbls. from 81 o. Corn
meal in fairly active demand at full prices We
sale. Of loo bbs including Bandywine. at - ca % 90.
The New York herald., 1867-02-28

Mining aocks were irregular. and IN the afternoon
heavy AT the first board Consolidated Gregory Gold
closed loc higher than at the same time yesterday.
selling at SIS 10; Gold Hin 2oc., selling st 90 o5.
Quartz Hill &C. lower, selling at - 80 At tho
ond board Consolidated Gregory Gold closed 81 10 lower
than at the FIRST board. selling at s1s Quartz Hill zoe,
.sellng at "a 10. Corydon sold At SIS
The Commissioner Of Savings Banks in Massachusetts,
has made the following statement for the years
The New York herald., 1867-02-28

The total value Of imports at Boston for the week end.
ing February % $7l5 167 against $7llS75 during
the corresponding week In 1868 Total since January !,
this year, s5519,7S2.
The total value Of foreign exports from Portland last
week amounted to $1S2 $780,
The following is detailed statement OF the condition
Of the Bank OF France ON February A.
The New York herald., 1867-02-28
TOD LATE For CLAssIFICATION
A UcrfoN NOTICE.
n fTRsf REGULAR SPRING SALE

ffek iiuNpSRD cksEs
IN oarcrSxT fT ek Hhp 8H2ifs 292Ra rs rAsr
- cAsss lens and Boys Cation Trim HArs
- casoa mems and Boys IN LEGHORNS
Mcasee Palm Leaf and WILLOW HOODS. ..~~~c~o -
% saaes Lsdies and Missss HATS sna p0NNEIs IA III
klnIOII, STAR and COMET patterns N srsa' var''V
- casss Misses, ANA chldren's HATS and 0APs IN -
rety, embracing the novelties Of the ssAson-
100 casos STOCK GOODS, 20 b sold without rsserv A.
Tho special attention Of buyers psrtou.ssiu. ri ~.
Catalogues rsady spd qgSSe,r qgSerfna CO. Xrcsoneers
The New York herald., 1867-02-28

ss-7 sS0l' 'iss'ooo asss,Ooo n,ooo ls.ooo
The New York herald., 1867-02-28

illness. EIIzAHErH PIkz aged 70 years and IL daya
The friends and relatives and also those Of her SON,
vod to attend the funeral from the residence Of her
No 32o East Tweniyfourh street. this ThursdAyl
RKYsoIDs--At st. Augustine, Fla, on Tuesday, Feb
ruary I9 SAMUEL W. RzYsoLDs, Of Irvington. n T.,
Notice Of funeral hereafter
RYAs.--On Wednesday February n, FRANCIS RrAH,
native OF county Longford, Ireland aged 90 years
Francis and Ryan and his
Mnsterson also his sons-inaw, Nicholas Landers and
Thomas MsGairs are respectfully invited 20 seCd the
from bis late residence, 80 James street.
Danbury Conn papers please copy:
February %, OF nilammstory rheumatism, NArnAsm
T. SrHAR In the 4lst year Of his Ags. sal.
invited TO attend the funeral from the Flint Prssbyts.
rian church, Elizabeth this Thursday) afternoon, q
Boston papers please COPY.
swan1 youDgesi son q william b. and Marianne swsss,
aged years 10 months and days
Happy art thou In the heavens above,
Where tGy i spr s 70 S shost: ,as n now = dwsns
Snss. ss SSo o y soS soS q
Relatives and friends Of the family invited TO a.
tend the funeral from the residence Of his parsns in
this Thursday at twelve o'clock.
THOMAS in EIIzabesh, n ., RICHARD wADr TnoxAs,
son OF William W. and Z. n. Thomas aged years and
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited TO
attend the funeral. from 81. Johns church, Elizabeth
ON Friday afternoon at three O'Clock.
TRAcY--0n "wednesday, February a. MIcHAn, the
beloved husband Of Ellen Tracy, Of The parish Of calar
county Limerick, Ireland n the 4osh year Of his aga
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited to attand the funeral from his late resi-
dencc 2ls Hester street. ON Friday afternoon q half
past two O'Clock. -. -. n. .s..9...
wALros--At Mission Valley, Texas, on Friday, jan
uary 20, MARY A. WALTON, widow Of jamcs K T. Wal
ton and daughter Of the late Wim Ballentns Of New
York city
Phlsdelphia papers please cory.
wArr--0n Wednesday, Fsbruary ~. ARsmsAio wArr,
In tho 77th year Of his age
the relatives and friends OF ne family are invited 70
attend the funeral from his Ae sesidcncs 130th street
and Seventh avenue on saturday, at twelve O'Clock.
wARrve.--0n Tuesday, Pebruary "a MABEL, nfank
daughter Of George Dudley snd Lydia waring, aged
weeks.
The relatives and friends cf the family are invited 70
attend the funeral, fron the residence Of her grand
father, Edward Van Ransh ESQ, 131 East Sixteenth
street. thisl(Thursdayl afternoon, at one O'Clock
wnsrLx-0E Monday, February % JosnrHlSR wife OF
Christopher \. wempls, Jr. In The 18th year Of her
age ..... -.
West rwenye street. this rhursdayl afternoon -
one O'Clock Tue relatives aud friends are invited 70
attens
The New York herald., 1867-02-28

!coo-o .6l5OW 6i.0O0 W,Wv '<o'V" 1'''o
s-f S-l .lols 600 $4,000 $4,000 lsGooo $4,000
No sales Of importanes sus s'.n were reported
A. ss 5 O.
.ss%sr as ss,s: sss. s.ess ss'ss e !.
% S ss.ss sassss ssssss ss:i
Co.. pss h Spsss' % and ss s s
iers .srsx brig TO Londondsrry lsooo bushels corn q
= snS S.r 1u:
heard g sss q oS esss a ana IN We
Ixnr Manila remained dull and nominal .. izc, gold.
Io.Tss ssn:ad %Saersssly active !. former
MoLAssIs marke. ruled quiet but steady a. the quo
N11. market for spirits penne ruled
r ss = i % o2sr II % q the .s @
DO, p bond =. SO. Rosins-Common was shade easier
nominal the only sales we heard Of were 20 Sbis
mon a q s end IA 1SS Ss, DO 70 OF pitch We
fsosIsioss AIS Ssis pork $40 DO. beef see
hogs There but little activity in the market pork
though higher prices were realized closing Arm
@ Ss % ss '9e for "fa;s ne@ %ss Ss
a also sl IsF delivery sS
moss for March and April at $40 81 sen IS sellers and
sSS Dbl. ST s extra and 70.
% sasa snd SIS M ip s
Reef hams ruled shade drner with fair aemand sales
pss a lie @ s cr ams sS and Sssa for
de % bacon wss steady aud hm sales 100 boxes q, ils
l0nc. for Cumberland Dressed hogs ruled firm
i0,c lie for city and asc lo for Western Lard
In fair demand and hrmer; sales 100 bbs l2c l34c.
for new. and c. Tor old. Butter and cheese were
steady at previous prices.
rsIEoLiux.Ihs demand for crude light, and The u,
mTke. continued heavy We only heard Of the sale Of 0
bhs 40 10 AZ gravity at lS.c barrels returned. Bonded
continued duh but crces not essentially changed
sales made of 0 bb standard white ut 2c of Free
200 bbls: standard white realized Axe sale effected
Of 70 bbls resunm So In Philadelphia sales were made
OF 5U0 bbs prime light straw to white 2c, 1000 bb
standard white for March, at 2Sr 25c, SO do. do for
Aprl at &c., aud 5C0 de- do, for May, at &c., buyers
tion.
RcE dull but firmly held at losc l0lc. for Caro-.
lima and &c. 9kc. for Rangoon.
SrEARNR-We noticed sales of 2200O lbs at III l2c
Also IL 900 lbs grease at &c. a lie.
SREps-Clover remained dull but steady in value. We
quote the range at l3c Ike Timothy steady at $3 10
81 the latter an outside price Calcutta hnseed ruled
quiet but firm Mt 81 10, gold.
TALLow ruled firm with fair demand. Sales 10000 lbs,
at llic. a llAc.
WHsxrr.-Receipts, .432 bbls. The market remained
dull and In the absence of sales prices wero nominal
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-09-11
New and Desirable Goods just in.

WE HAVE RECEIVED, amongst our NEW GOODS
the following:
A COMPLETE LINE OF ENGLISH HOSIERY.
Every style of HOOP SKIRT comprising the following:
Tip-Top, Demi-Quaker, Invisible Quaker Demi-DupeS,
Paris Trail Ladies' Extra Long Dem-Q Quaker Child's
Single Steel Misses Single Steel in movable and mmova
BILE fastenings &C., &C.
BLACK SILK LACES and EDGINGS Swiss Mulls.
White Silk Laces and Edgings, Thread Bradngs.
Real SWISSES, Paris, Swiss, Nainsools and Mulls
JACONET and SWISS EDGING, &C. &C. Also
BOBBlNET MOSQUITO NETTyG---ALL WIDTHS And PRICES,
FRENCH wOvE CORsETs at Lowest Possible price 90
ynnen II. G. SILVER.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-09-11

solate region, and unless some ira
veler's coach went numbering and
jingling through the village, we had
little more chance Of encountering q
gentleman than of meeting a demi-
god.
"Have you seen this man often,
Eveline?" asked.
She answered in tone which had
a touch of sadness. 'I see him every
day."
"Where, dearest?"
sometimes in the park; some
times in the wood. You know that
little cascade, Hector, where there is
some old neglected rock work that
forms kind of cavern. Ihave taken
o fancy to that spot, and I have spent
many mornings there reading. OF
late, have seen the stranger there
every morning"
''He has never dared to address
your"
''Never. I have looked up from
my book, and seen him standing at q
little distance, watching me silently.
have continued reading, and when I
have raised my eyes again, I have
found him gone. he must approach
and depart with stealthy tread, for
l never hear his football. Sometimes
1 have almost wished he could speak
to me. It is SO terrible to see him
standing silently there"
'.He is some insolent fellow, who
seeks to frighten you"
My wife shook her head.
''He is no peasant" she answered.
cit is not by his dress alone I Judge,
for that is strange to me. He has IN
air of nobility which it is impossible
to mistake.
':Is he young or old?"
"He is young and handsome"
CONTINUED IN OUR NEXT.