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The national Republican., 1867-07-19
PROPOSALS. FOR ENGINE HOUSE.

Be Il enacted by The Board ~ Alderman and
Board QI Common COHHcfi That the sum OF twelve
thousand doll rs, or much thereof a. may b. ne
eessary be- and the same l. hereby appropriated out
OF the general flnd for the purchase Of suitable
lot and TO build 40 engine houro for the use Of
Steamer No. !. That the location aud site Of the
eugne house aud plan Of the building shall be de-
termined by the Mayor, one member Il the Board OF
Aldermen, one meubar OF the Board Of Common
Council and the Board Of Fire Commiss oners; and
the said engine house shall be built by contract the
above. named committee shAli eonst iuts the build
log commit 90. and under their direction ths bu Id
Ing Snall be erected said building committee .hAll
advertise iu three dai papers in the oty ol wA'h
lpgon for ten i0) successive days for pToposAl Ae
eording to plans and spec stions TO 10 provided
and award the eontracts to the most adv ut.geous
bidder or bidder he or hey giyinI seearity for
faithful compliance with the contracts 10 double the
Amount Of hls their bids for the erection of said
engine house aud In no shall tue ntrAetor or
contractors be paid for any extra work materials
except on written order from the bUilding cons
mittes, or such legally authorized person GS they
may select for that purpose aud a specific time
shall be named In the eontraes for the eOmploun OF
the work contracted for under suitable forfeit for
each days failure.
Approved, December S, 1858.
The national Republican., 1867-07-19
Fine Dress Shirts
MADE TO ORDER By
WILLIAM s. TEEL,
.NATIVE WINE BITTERs.
No. S2s PennSylvaDa avenue, between Ninth and
mySO-i Tenth streets.

CHARLES 6AUTlRR respectfully invites atten-
tiou to his NATIVE WINE BITTBRs, made from
recipe Of many ysGIs' standing, which has acquired
az uIequalled reputation wherever 1t has been used
as preventive OF all masmRtc and malarial dis
eases Il inylgoratss the muscles, puTihes the
blood cOrrsets the action Of the liver and Kidneys
promotes digestion, establishes regularity In the
female system, and is admirably adapted Gs q cure
for all diseases OF females arising from debility.
Being made Of native VIM anu the best vegetable
tonics, cannot ba surpassed appetizer and
Sigorator early In the moruins, and before meals
generally; and heng perfectly Tree from everything
nauseous and unpleasant, may be used not only with
safety at al times bat is Coz hdently recommended to
persons Of both sexes as gentle = simulant though
powerful tonic, whenever such an article is needed
or desired. No family should be without IT, as It
will supply Rret desideratum In strong gthening
aud invigorating growing children, by whom 1t may
be used with perfect imp lnity As tho season for
malaTial and miasmstc diseases Is now aPProaeh'
Ing, this article Il offered being without rival AZ
u preventive OF all diseases Of the summer and
autumn, and a general invigorAtor 81 the human
system In adults aud children as vol as males aud
females -
FOR SALE wHOI EsALB AND RETAIL,
G. O UTTER,
Importer and Dealer in Wines and Liquors.
jyl9 I'm B' venue.
The national Republican., 1867-07-19

SELLING LIGHT BREAD.-John Borf, o
baker on the Island, came before Justice Tucker
charged with selling bread under weight. The
Justice fined him SO,
The national Republican., 1867-07-19

CONDITION of the thermometer in the
shade for July IS, as observed at W. S. ThOmp.
sons drug store, corner Of Fifteenth street and
New York avenue Ia m., 72i 10 IN, Ut 3p.
m., 70; 0 D. m T8
The national Republican., 1867-07-19

A NEw Society, called the Equal Rights
Association, meets in Union League Hall, on
Ninth street. tonight Senator Pomoroy will
preside, and Senator Wade, Hon. @. W. Julian,
aud others are expected to speak, with Mrs.
Josephine s. Griiing and Mrs. MoNall This
Society will publish and distribute documents
pertaining to universal suffrage and education,
and have taken tho field to remain until the bat.
tie Is won and our republic Is based on the firm
foundation Of universal and intelligent suffrage.
They ask the public to attend, particularly the
friends Of this cause.
The national Republican., 1867-07-19

BTDs OPESED.-Yesterday, at noon, bids
wero opened at the Mayors Office to grade =
street south, from Seventh to Eleventh street
east. The bids were as follows Patrick Culii.
name, 15t cents per cubic yard; John Nagls, %
cents James Fitzpatrick, rs cents; Michael
Buckley, liI cents; VIM. Buckley, l5I cents
John @. Stafford, 18, cents.
The national Republican., 1867-07-19

Fox MOUNT NERNoN.-The steamer Wa
wasset makes a special trip to Mount Vernon to.
morrow at four O'Clock In the afternoon. Mr..
Colt proposes this excursion for the benefit Of
those who are not able to avail themselves of the
usual trips This will afford the clerks of the
Departments and all whose business will allow,
pleasant trip, We hope they will avail them.
selves Of the opportunity.
The national Republican., 1867-07-19

No SALE.-The frame buildings on Penn.
sylyania avenue, between Fifteenth and Fifteen
and-a.hRlf streets, formerly occupied by Gen,
Augur's staff and clerks was offered for sale on
Wednesday, but withdrawn at $3.50, the highest
hid ofered
The national Republican., 1867-07-19
GRAND REGATTA

GRAND REGATTA
POTOMAC RIVER,
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST g.
GREAT kTEsT
FOR
SILVER GOBLET
VALUED AT ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
open for all boats under twenty FIVE feet heel No
allowance OF time u keel.
The boat will start from q stake.bcat anchored
opposite the wharf II the Potomac FsrTy Company,
sailing down the river, rounding the buoy opposite
Fort Hoote
For entrance and further particulars Inquire OF
George A shsekslls, at the FULTON House, seventh
street wharf
No boats will be allowed 10 ou,,r that do no, .,sr
with 4 rudder and hllsr.
The steamer wawaset will accompany the regatta,
foot ofssventh street, At o'clock.
GEORGE A. sHECHELLs.
Faro for the trip only 90 cents. jyiT-iv
The national Republican., 1867-07-19

CHARGED WITH SwISDLING.-Yesterday
evening n soldier of company d, l2th regular
infantry, named John Marsh was ARE sted at his
barracks byoficer Kavanagh Of the Fiji h precinct,
on warrant sworn out by woman who re-
sides at the corner Of Fourteenth and streets,
named Mary Kelly. and be was taken before
Justice Hazard Mary Kelly charges that in
May last she gave Marsh watch and pair Of
sar, rings 10 repair; aud, at the same time, gave
him So so as pay for the job Soon thereafter
Marsh enlisted and put the articles named above
with friend on Seventh street to be repaired,
They were not returned as soon as Mary Kelly
thought they should be, aud hence the suit.
Justice Hazard committed accused In default
Of bail for further examination.
The national Republican., 1867-07-19

GRAND Council OF Coon TENPLARs.-
The Grand Council of the Independent Order Of
Good Templars have We learn denided to sus.
pend the charter Of Purity Lodge, No. l2,
which lodge was organized on Tuesday evening,
with General o. o. Howard, Worthy Chief TEN.
Plar. The reason for suspending the charter is
understood to be that 1t had been officially stated
by prominent members of the new lodge that 1t
was their intention to admit cOlOred people to
membership. At the conclusion Of the meeting,
the Grand Council, In a body, paid an official
visit to Union Lodge, No. ., where interesting
services were held
The national Republican., 1867-07-19

Base BALL.-This afternoon, the A. G.
Q. nino will play tho Second Auditors nine on
the White Lot. Game to commence at O'Clock.
The Commissary General Of Prisoners Office
nine will play match game with the Indopond.
ent Base Ball Club on the grounds Of the Contin
entail club, this afternoon.
To-day, the National will play the Western
Base Ball Club at indianapolis, Indiana
The national Republican., 1867-07-19

MARROW ESCAPE FROM DEowNISG.-We
arc informed that a little girl named RhOda
Bsatrie, residing at the Navy Yard, while com
ing up tho river on the steamer Wawaset from
dlymOnt, on Wednesday accidentally fell over
board, and was horoicRlly rescued from drowning
by q gentleman named John Blades, who quickly
sprang from the vessel, seized her, and aided her
on board again
The national Republican., 1867-07-19

J. @. PARKER, the enterprising news.
dealer. 4Ss Seventh street, opposite tho Post
0ffice, has just received a supply Of the London
Wnstratsd Ne'rs, dllod with superb engravings
and interesting natter Two handsome presen.
tation pictures accompany this number, entitled
"a Day Dream" from a painting by J. SAINT,
A. r. A and "Paris-1s67." We are indebted
10 Mr.. Parker for q copy.
The national Republican., 1867-07-19

DEATH OF AN OLD Pnor.-Yesterda
about noon, Hugh Roberts, sr., died at his resi-.
Roberts was the Oldest Chesapeake and Potomao
pilot belonging to this port. He was q native Of
Pennsylvsnis, but has been q resident Of BaIti.
more about sixty years. Up to the hour Of his
death he maintained the friendship Of those with
whom he had been 60 long associated. - Baiti.
more SaH, 18Th.
The national Republican., 1867-07-19

ALARM OF FIRE.-The alarm of fire yes
tsrday afternoon, about ~ O'Clock, was caused
BY the burning Of q shed on O street, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth. Tho fire was oxtin.
guished with 4 few buckets Of water. Tho
alarm was sounded from the Franklin Engine
House, on D street, and tho different apparatus
were quickly on the ground. but their services
were not required, and they returned home.
The national Republican., 1867-07-19

Is BAD CosDrrros.-Ye Yesterday 0ficer
hardwood, Of the Sixth prseinet, reported TO
corner Of Tenth and O streets, was in q very
dilapidated condition. :
oficer Kelly, Of the sams precinct, reported
that tho fire, e,plug at the corner Of Seventh and
streets had burst, and that the water was
wasting. Let the proper persons act accord.
ingly.
The national Republican., 1867-07-19
sEATON HOUSE -Jour U sKuurs

r. c. Jackson, b Mason, Thos. joiner, DR. N.
Z Martin, n. Y J. kaufman, Washing ouj r. N.
Williams, Rockville Md. Hon. Samuel II Berry,
Prince Georges county, Md Hon. Thos N still
we'll, Ind Marshall Smith, St. Louis, No. wray
Thomas, Coinn bus, Ohio; W Jones, Jr:, N. Y. Jos,
Beckhaus, Phila. Mrs. Freeman and sons, T. J,
Freeman, Mobile, Ala. p. II. Schuyler, Ohio; j. II.
Overall, Oscar A. DeLeau, Bost N Jesse Smaliwood
Howard county. Nd VIM n. FiHhugh Va.
The national Republican., 1867-07-19

REAL ESTATE SALRs.-We have reports
of recent sales Of the following real estate in
this city; sub-iots 10, H. and ls, In square 563,
at $500 sub.lots Q, 7, 8, Is, IA, and 49, In same
square, $977j sub.lot l. in reservation o, 81, 057i
lots 3sS, $50, 800, In Uniontowp, at $780, lots
2l4 and 2l5, In same town, $2O0i ouo.hnlf lot s,
in square 694, $780, lots 226 to $50, In Union.
town, $780, part Of lot ], square 23s, "A feet on
North Flfth street, 81, AGO. part Of lots and 5,
in square -, $780, sub.lot D, in square III,
S3OS
The national Republican., 1867-07-19
FOR SALE OR RENT
w A N II ..

VIZ TANTED-BOYS TO DELIVER
w MoRNINd PAPERS, who can bring written
recommendations as to honesty and industry and
who read aud write. None need apply who sre
not early risers. App y at this Office. Jyl'-u
The national Republican., 1867-07-19

VIZ LADY WHO
w has Children's Clothing to make up to call,
get sample Of Indelible stamping In imitation OF
Braid. WARRANTED FAST COLORs. VIII wash
and boil. Samples now ready to give away at
PRINCES, $50 NINTH STREET., opposite Patent
0mee le4.u
The national Republican., 1867-07-19

WTANTED-NEW AND CAST-OFF
" CLoTHIH0, OLD GOLD AND SILVER, or
any other article Of value, at the old ssta blishsd
Merchant Pawnbroker Store OF r. FULTON Co.,
90? Ninth street, doors north Of Penn. avenue.
de2O-U
The national Republican., 1867-07-19

KlRkWOOD HOUSE-HESDLEY d GREEN,
Lieut.. Geo l. c, Cowper Va, Z Donald aud
wife, Richmond D. A Clark, Jacob Strauss, aud u.
Taylor, city; j. N simmons, Hlyre de.Grae.; G y,
Pa L T Johbsou, Z. n. Keils and wife, Mss A
keiis, and E stow, Alabama; Capt G. II Campbell,
New York; NJ. Ezekiel &. K PHI, =, J. W Cum uius,
RUd II. W. Jswett, philadelphia q. W. Hambrght,
NC. H.F Wilson, williamsport; J. N. Rod
nry, N u nkney, Charleston, s @.
WILLARDS' HoTEL-SrKEs, CHADWICK 4 Co.
O rlsee - Hardwiek,C e HAisr, W. HilIysr d.
Barns, W. Wilton. Van Pslt, Mrs Harrlsou, N Lee,
G. tate, R. Avery, Y Hiseoek, y. Able, New York
D, RiOey, Tsnu. Tindall, D. Feltwell. Pa; ".
sherman, Mr.; Stanley. <. L.: " Ray, Ky.i J.
Rowsey,P Melton, Nd S. Meyer and lady, Miss
solomon, Ga H. sapp aud lady, Texas; }. Casson,
Canada; II Simpson, kan'as; Il Draper, Mass.
OWEN HOUSES. W OWES.
Henry Altman, Colorado; u. Gregory, wAshing-
ton Arnold Petrio. do. D. T. De Barous, DraE l.
lian Legation Aileo Mitchell, Philadelphia; l..
Boyat 18th, l. 'osburg; p =. Pernell, do, ; O. G.
Nelson, rs n frant Adams, New Orleans; James
BOynton, Little Rock, Ark. JamesP Butler, BalA-
more; William Tibbet, San Francisco, Cal.
WASHINGTON HoUSE.-Mrs. A r BEvERIDdE
II. J. Crawford and daughter, Louisville, XVI NJ.
N. HoGnsn, John b. warfel, Lancaster; Tbeo. r.
Reid, Delaware City IA Chamber ain, Bangor; G.
D. Pugh city II. ". ston and lady, Philadelphia !
Kelly, Baltimore h. Glow, New York city J. Trayer,
PhilSdelPhia.
UNITED STATES H0TEL-M II. BEAN.
r. II. COttell, Baltimore; W. Miller, Miss D,
Bates, Salisbury, N G J, Eassmau, Memphis, Tenn,
II. A. Hall, Washington; II. L, Gray, do, Warren
Townsend, n. Y; N Il. Dunean, do,
The New York herald., 1867-03-09
TrlEGSApH'c n,nyEr REPORTS.

.r...y. .Gg PnLApEIrnA March g. f3r
Ier1. GasI 81 Iasdsphi. aaa Ers Rsresa
leading R,ilroas fennsylvanl. kailrrl, ss,l Ex
ssS %ss. a; .s sssS sHs .s:
unasanssd @ pss %Slssy We
dun al a I'sSsr @ for Mnrch a Sdssg Is
gadng nv az upland ancanset susar firm e lyc lessc
waisr red ds red al 20
ssa @as q q & s ' M y Eayss % s:.s., a Me
bashss ot sid at Il - 3 nearly all :. later price, new
io1 s wss.sr %ss.y e S ls g. sy %
,rr. The es,e sH so arhs yi hs,r wss.
ss % s h
and Saaliy iers.a decline d ~ per pound Tor
sss s ], ,s
ssaa sfsss ss.a
Ees. 4. s.S,ss ;.a s.ss S''s. III
Sss s nd = s s ssi: ss.. @ *.
Fa. ii .s "a 'as Fcs s'A sSst
ass; sss s S.s s:: sas !: lSs,y L.
sy sa. srm wsss. r% @ y fss ,'is No. se ana
,: .r No. .o Corn us s. q for new shssa
bnoysns !. ss5 Recspi .Tioar cSs SSs, wSsa,, SsS
Flour 800 Ssis; wheat $50 sss'si. .''n' 'h''n'n
CnIcAco, March 2, 1867.
Provisions dull, and holders nr their aud
msnd I'll prices Mes: pork duli and quotations nom
nal At & Picked and bulk rueais fair and
advanced 10 The former sold ut l2c. for dry saiied
shoulders &C. Tor loose clear 10c weak nj
asr s limited ': ss . s % 3
S3 10 Live hogs are In improved demand packers and
shippers; sales at % 81 z5 for choice Flour
quiet and STEADY a. yeserdays prices under favorable
speculative Demand wheat 6rmer and advanced sSC;
snlos at 81 81 II et for winter snd fresh No
sprng closing nrm At q 70 ~ os for winter Corn Is in
% oemand sna aavsncsd 'sc 70 on yesterdays
5sAc for No Oats quiet and closed steady; amber win.
and uncssngea Barley r. @ al, air demsnd at yssterdsys
corn $500 bushels oats 1900 busheis; hors 20o head
shpnensFiour, $500 bbls wheat 1900 centals; corn
buehca --' -~--s
The New York herald., 1867-03-09

had n,ver been inside the Boston Sub Treasury oelore
los, d, these certificates was made 70 tie amount
or $500 600 ION 500 900 gold-i2o currency UT
100 eolil and another loan was also hnu, u's NV
the total $500 600 Althoneh there was nn aouD'
rs 20 the certificates being genuino' sl,, -, =,
rrept,o or the mart OF cashier OF the herchnnts
Bank he took them TO the Sub Treasury, ara WIS tnere
asF,,rd ,at thew sere goodwhch shows snst t'e osn
was correctly made being absolutely oaseu gu eou
10 the amount OF S40o 000 passed theoeh 'ne
Seco,d National Bank and the loan was made IN the
regular course OF business and sanctioned py te pes
ut and directors that the certified checks were mace
up TO TO into tho Clearing HOUSE on FRIDAY ous JUS. oe
fore ten the cashier Of tho State BANK reqnested
that thew shcud not be through the Clearing House.
a. he would como in and ray the amount wnicn
was assented to- Al one time the casner ~ tne
Srb Treasury was carrying" 5000 600 to oo0 ior
ellen Ward Co., but this was adroitIy sn'ed on 20
the state Bank and as irst stated, % managed that
the latter was left without any security Whatever
or this 5000 900 was put upon tho merchants
Bank in the shape Of check certified an good by me
cashier OF the State but since repudiated oy the drec
tors so thai the majesty OF the law must settle who shall
.font the b,ll'' in that case. The Second National
rani,e) Bank has also e126 900 of ccrt0ed" checks
the Mount Vernon reported $50 900. and the bank at
Newton h said 10 be loaded with some $ZUU Uuvu, or
$50 900 more than It's capital stock. The Merchants
Bank has capital OF S. 100000 and the State 81 00O
O0O-two OF the largest banks In Boston, y its quar-
terly return January the former reported ssurpns
fund.- OF S7006lS H. and the latter $180l46 g. lnd
yiduals are .sluck" for various sums Tin for
$40 000) but these mostly so Insignificant In com
parson with the items above named a. TO attract itts
attention. In fact the holders Of such aro<usually
congratulated" upon their good fortune In having SO
little Tho whole amount OF liabilities will foot up not
Ices than 81 $50 900 matters look. Tho suspen.
sion OF Msssrs Upham. Morse h Co. Is ON account or
$40 900 In gold sold to Mellen, Ward 4 Co.
The mportations Of dry goods at this port for the
week ending March compare follows with those
Of the preceding week.
The New York herald., 1867-03-09
' YORK HERALD SATURDAY MARCH g. 1ssz-TR1PLE SHEET

tired in Richmond and sentenced 10 eighteen years IN
the Penitentiary.
SUICIDE or HOTEL CrrRK.-P. n. Myers, chief clerk
OF tho National Hotel Louisville, jumped into the river
on the Sd inst and drowned himself.
DrArH NJ AocrpESr.-Mchae McCIusky fell after
Jumping or a locomotive while In moon at Pough-
keepss on the 9th He had both legs nearly severed
from his body, and died in q few hours
MARRIED IN Dar Goops sroRs-The Springfield NLl
Regster Gays rural couple spced dry goods
store Of that city the I'd nst PERMISSION to tho
premises the purpose having been accorded them by
tho proprietor the principle that sweddngs
tain sooner ator 70 produce briskness in the dry
goods business" A
FArAI FAII--A young man named Thomas Irons fell
from step ladder in Indianapolis tho lss inst and
striking his head the STONE doorstep fatally IN
jured.
MAD Doc m DKrRon.-A mad dog made furious
attsck on a gentleman In Detroit the I'd inst. but
was beaten on by his cane. crowd collected and the
dog was shot at several times and finally killed
surups-At Monroe, Me-, ON the eth inst, man
named Evans cut his throat walking tho room
where his brother was fell dead In his arms
The New York herald., 1867-03-09
rArilY Il KAaxrT sipaaI.
Bu.n-sso. 800 and Sc for cooking; ~ sss. so and

Bvrxnaso 500 and SC. for cooking; ssc &c., - and
CsisEsa-1co "a psrib.
Eocs-S for 26c., or S,c. per dozen.
lreeninss s. per bh spil.snbsgs. Se Ter bb!
r.s ass soss ssp e
FrH.-Ssimon 81 ST 2s haddock. l0c I2c; cod 100
13c.; hsbut 26c dounders, l0c. l2c pickere 0c ;
perch l2c 15c coils. 2o go; striped bass. A H..
smes 10; fresh horrngs, 60; lobster I0c-; scoi-
lops lOs l2s per gllon; OYSTER 7tc %; sun hsh
loo 10 samon trout Ac; clans 75c. q psr hundred;
5assPa;srdse. per pair :, 60 "a; squads. per Dozen
per pair. 81 = s.; rabb's ssc. per palrl
HcSgY!n bottles, 20. ID; do In cans 76c. 81; /;
comb honey. 4oc: buckwheat honcy, SC. Nas
MRATLivcr 2c porter houss steak 3,c. 35c per H.
sle,n c5c primo ribs, 25c 3nc.; chuck ribs lGc
&c; shoulder pieces lcc lc: rurps 2oc 90;
ramp. steak 16c corned beef, ue, &c., do 1cc;
mutton hind quarter. 49, 2c do fore quarter lc &c.:
mutton chops @ veal hind quarters 25c 1ec do fore
quarter lSc 1c DO. outlets, 4c; fresn pork 49,; salt
81 Is each bacon DC pei b. tpc, 1c oioyus sausaes,
.0c; PORK do sc leafa Sc smoked beof 2sc corncd
ham, l5c corned tongues 81 Is apiscc head cheese PC
lsrdiny pork, 23c. lard In tubr. Dc.
a7c per ~; dicks, 3c 3s por lb geese lSc. 25c.
Per b. fowls, sc. &c per h.: caponA sc, 3s
VEcErAsLysCabtagcs oc Soc each; onions, &c 4oc.
per half peck; urnlps go c per huf peck: potatoes,
5c per half peck sweet poatoes. 5oc eo per half peek;
common celery Izc 5c per buach carrots "a each;
oyslsr plants l2c ibc tunch red cabbage DC 3oc
pcr head: lettuce Ec. apese watcr crosses, &c
rarsey, gc 2c. bunch: lcsks Sc l0c rer bnr-h;
rpnach 25i r). per half pcck Deltonr turnips 25c
quart; shelots l1c quart tomatoes In cana zSc pecc
The New York herald., 1867-03-09

foreign at e &c gold Bar sheet snd Pipe were Quiss
and naked ssc SCI cared So
c mnscasado SOC 63c; Porto Rico DC 6c-i Ma" "
NAusAl kinds ruled quiet wishsu. material change in
sroryscruds turrsntne sold TO the extent o. 5,
srn oss eue, the ssiss being limited 20 bS,s
ssss se & nss sas.s s an
PTses wsrs entirely nenins commqs was saGtea 3 ~ q
-. .s:s = sss s !: 5 e. wsasss s
,s:s s. ss .Ga !: g .s' i st. :!
ads ' :pem '
p&ss %ias' CITY distilled ssd was ansS.nssa
ss ss' - s:;;
mess Su. The demand Was light demand Afterwards
he ss.ss y s "a as
s2a % cash regular The sale. comprise 400 ses
sE's a 8: a. r. ~ 8: 3. %s: "a q 8
ssss "a: sasy Win
s' !. 81 s.: :
' psas 20 S s. ss sale: .
q $50 boxes ioc for Cumberland , cut ilc for
nS & S S % s apss So
& s1ss r:s. g: Sa. ar ssa asa
% r aass Ss
'fSs market ,s sraa. remained a dun ana
ss: ;,s;; III: ssS i:
snss,s
s. Whit. for s9 s w' %
ss s At msds s fss s ssaa xs IL
for .hi; month A. &C. buyers sp9n and ao So & Do 5os @
poss s . ss nnna n hs1 3 s sr e
about some grades the market closing heavy on
atsr an ssrems rSe transactions eomprss about
%ssy iSs
ynlious graaes 70 common refining
god ;s io. ~ ,s NJ Prgs Yo0sly slsyed 1
Es i hsc -: nos is i Il ne ala1c.; 1gs
at.c tor roInsa aysar thsinguiry was ,ited ,n,an
z or s.andard ada ra Tie as"rs stuart aota prices
Eye per- S 20 sosn3 @ er P'n D do White K
SEEDS caca, Tnseed rem rema qn,et 81 S. sola
dSy Iss glover was poeaassed e d q 2sa iia small
srslrEa quiet a, Slc soid slesian. No whole
s1rraE-we only heard Of sales Of 5000 lbs. a. lie.
aso 1900 ,s: grease ~ 20 al gs
at full prices The transactions cover soooo lbs at loc
TonAeco limited demand but prsyons price: wore
s e M sass G mey yrn maas q g o is ana 6 bales Yara
Ss' ,s's S iss
Wmsxs1Iccsipss Ina bbls Tho market continued
dull and nominal 500 for State IN bond and nc for
5
ruled gne no in nt
present pccs sales Of domestic neeees comprise Lao 900
q f ssa%s s MiSsan s oss ss Il s s0
ciey u sSc 6s,sc 75o lbs pulled at s21o sss for
s M & sss sse a sc price ~ To-
s ~ 3, y M ass'ss" ass 100 s az sss.ssss sa's
.s ssa i a. sss ssa e Z isi Is a.
8 & s io and AZ g so sanssS ssss nS sne
"a. psfyate terms Susoined is summary Of the new
lTsria biu passed N irct 9 Ios7:- -. IN f.a &. ~ 3
,.css i-Cio ling Woois--unwsshed costing nc les.
rf H. l0c. per 10. ard II cent nd yaloren unweshed
costing than 3c lb l2c per l5 ana 70 per ten!
washed costing more than c per lb 9ic per o and
IS per secured costing more than 80 per b $50
| per lb. and 70 per cent do.
Glass 2-csinnins and washed Gcs:n'
and washed costlns more thsn &c per s &c
h. s y and $ per cent DO: secured costing NOR
Crs. 4-Csrpet woods and other smiar woo!s, nm
washed and wsshcd costing isc or eas per b &c. per
unwashed and vashsd costing more than S Per is &C.
will, wool 80 cent nd vaoren; woolen rass, shoddy
| ,n'inso. hocks and waste l2c. per H.
The New York herald., 1867-03-09
DOMESTIC. INTELLIGENCE.

SUICIDES IN THE WET. Charles Svensdcn Dane rs-
siding In Chicago who crippled by railroad acci-
dent long since. became depressed At mo difficulties
OF providing for himself and hung himself tho 9th
inst MT sherman % o. sar,naes, III, committed sub
Ridge H. tried 70 cut her throat with razor on the
9Th inst AR8 MN ts4 a~# ett
Cattle DrsRAm.-A malignant epidsmio has broken
II shows itself FIRST In swelling Of The nanks
DnowSD. John Cavanaugh, better known as Sailor
Jack was accidentally drowned In Troy Tuesday.
ssxrExcp. Henry Norris the negro who on the LIST
Of December shot Captain NJ l. Murray for crossing hs
canal boat After he had forbidden him TO do 90 has beeu