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New-York tribune., 1867-10-21
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NPORTS FROM SEPT. I, 1867, TO DATE.
Uh,aL and Ireland Foreign Ports Tot

GUNNIES-Thcre is n dull feeling, and prices are nom
ina we quote Bags 2Olc and Cloth at Ale in Boston
mIDEs~Thc general tone OF the Hide market during
the past week rmness In prices aud activity In
denand in fact the stock is quite low, owing to inquiry
The receipts in prospect are not large Some CITY steers
were sold at l5c cash Inc market 10 day was weak; es
pecaly for Domestic later sales embrace 4sO0 Dry En-
ire 2Ogc gold and 900 City Steers 6S70 d. at l2t
al2lc, showing some decline We quote as follows; Dry
Sailed Hides-MaracaibO, 12d l3c Maranham l4dliAc;
Pernambuco, lSa4c4 Tampico and aatam9roS iec; ba,
ha, 2i l3c Chill l5t l6c southern ana western ii
al2c gold. Wet salted Iiides-Buenos Ayres ll@llic;
kio Grande III ic GatSTns rars 1,nSS c
and cured i2l l3c.; city slaughter trimmed and
sTsd Sd @ Fo Tspde Ep %c sS SIERRA
Leone, 36c; Gambia and Bssau, T@ SOC; Mlnos,
Slaughter c"W s se Calcutta dead green
COW, y 10 l3alSici Calcutta buffalo, y ID l29l2tci Ma
Baenos Ayres si5 Saac BuenOs Iyrcs 9Ic Montevdeo.
2Ota2lc Rio Grande, 2ot 2Osc; Ornoeo gtc; tafor-
Tampco MA alsc; Matamoros, l1ielsc; San Juan aud
Central America II dlSo Maracaibo l6t9l7c Bogota,
1Tt8lsc Rio Hache dry and dry salted i4dl5ic; Sava
saed, 1iG15c san Domingo and Port au Platt l4doc,
gold Texas. 2O922icr currency.
H0Ps-The inquiry remains fair at fun previous
prices we quote AT 20 65c to quality and growth
HE1iP-The demand is not very good at isal2ic' Tor
MAY@fhere has been no particular change in prce
since last the demand has been fair We quote at 7c
for Shipping, and 81 dN q for Retail lots.
nHoNEYCfhe demand is moderate and the ,marlyt
Steady We quote Cuba At 62a6Sc gold in bond and 81
TBlffaIR"iiemlock lf % Sole has shown quite dun side
during the week ana prices are loWti quotdtlohs dro
hardly made at our figures which asking ores. The
tannerios have sent 5000 sides during the week,
which gives us good stock Oak Sole IL In light demand
Rough Is active With light stock We quote cash as
follows Oak slsughter-0ood Light 5000; Good Md
do S8al6c Good Heavy, ei6c Light Cropped, good,
HSa7c Middle do goed Al d5Oc: Bellies do, good, 22d
25c Hemock- Ayres. &c. Good Light ~ SOC;
Good Middle s0Q3ic Good Heavy, 5Od32c California,
Good Light asI 29c Good Middle, 2sd30c Good Heavy,
2903Oc Orinoco. &c. Good Light 2sd2sc Good Middle,
2s1 das,c Good Heavy 2slc; Orin0co and r. A. Dam
aged. all weights as92ic; do. do Poor do 2oo?lc;
Slaughter In Rough 3Ta5 oak Slaughter in Rough
Light Al aalc.: Middle Al 9i3o Heavy 400i6c.
MErAISThe market for American Gngotl Copper has
been very dull and unsettled prices are heavy. New
Shosthlus aud yellow Metal are steady IA scotch zig
New-York tribune., 1867-10-21
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

BvyvUo Oct - -Foar unchanged. sales $50 bbS .; sO0o
a. III and White ws.iesa at s 80 Rye Flour held at IS Is, Wi.l
S @ "S So9s us % s $ @ ai $40 s1SlS S co cSs sui Ns.
81; Chicago offered the afternoon s8 Corn dn sat
western s At s iS Bsey%Sse, ooo c1sdaa at 81 % y oss
s@ sD S Pss ssT1 2: 81 H Is 81 H tsl Sp 5s " Se FORK % s i s
unchanged H"Hes nominal Freisa hn AZ zoe T Wheat, is 1
bush Corn 900 do Oats 23oo1dO Rye Barley 1903 biA,
os oSs i sS S d SI rs sc dc B.y P9 @ O'' '0-
o: .EGu ed dali sd g q, SrSaqs5 S ID, " was, a. M ~ % e. r.
No. & Corr m bssg % 4 % e. "a s's Iva ,. S ss S 5 % % % s
6c Rye active aud advanced sd6e sales at 81 20
81 ~ for No Sai % % ~ NJ =; & I S Se,.5 pare S u. ,s. an
quiet I2i@5 Lave Hogs arer advance q loGlS ala
$4,000 bush 0st. LoS Hogs Shipaensco DS, Foar isa
09ra mSse e iSEoal 5a And nc%ay Srer WSswAs
has declined Dc Amber declined &c Spring unchanged sie
s2 To- ssiss cf S@Ss for al Tie month at ssss sss
II. @.s d i ii IL NJ 80 g1 d HsaSh& s Essa Ct y.
No lat 81 O6d Sl0e Oats declined e sales Of No Je M
Rtcsp, oc MOur sCoO bush Wheat 5000 bash Cora
CSscISsaTi o.. is~Fioa dull and nominal Family s @ssn
Wheat there demand Corn daD usssisd
os. Ssss d sfs sc r No. R,s steady at II q Cotton doll s
sod aiTsc or s sSd Lss WHISKY aue6.Ssd PO. ig Al
$2a Bacon arm sne quiet at l o shoulders ldse ~. M S
The demand Is pressing a. I6aiSe -. WA
kEwOkIE,ss Oct ~ The Cotton marh quiet s Of roy We
Mosses arIs. bare fOsr dol or Double E, E,
$3.50 Corn unchanged good supply and f.r ds%,oi st :, *
s2a 60 Bacon jOCne lsie r sh.aae sie @ Ss,I ssa &
and 2sic for Su;acd Iss Green Meas-a o o. S0o s1o R
sold at l3c Lard dull Prime Keg Isle Gold iJi6iA SeDs ."
change 81 So Eev.Yok Sight Drs per cent premiau
MOBILE Oct laCotton sales o 600 bales and srket ee''
With Mtdlags az lic.. receipts, 0lt bales o,r..
w1MISGroS N c. Oct is-Cotten qu. at l6dlSc sp,ns il
pentns unsettled Ron dull, sales Of No. al - :" -
Strained Conmon az 81 9Od So Tar ~ 65 Ia.
market prices nrner
s.vASsaH Ga, 6t is-Cotton active advanced ic H"~
s75 bales New York Middings at l7fc -. c.,..
sasas.. .p Fs, ,s DoaS. si sees IS ;., W.
neglected except best Fall Spring nemsa osn ca,
Red 81 ~ 5e Prime Choice Fall Red ~ S1tdsl ~
steady aud un:hsuged 6Jdt5e Barley arm a. ~ rsSss
Pne and Choice Spring 81 so0sl - f pnn Aga
Esn Rv. g. a. Al ia Al IS Proysops da Mess PoIt nonis1
AZ 80, Bsoon-sbouliss I4.e Clear SIDE, ls,c rsn haa
iy, Flour tOoo ea WHEAT Uo eass %
O aFlcur quiet and steady bat unchanged
dull and Inactive Winter Red held =. ~ % ed es -:
Jn "a io.s, Sc Mred 1851 a. Oats dull and Qulet ~
Rvs 10 Bsrlev for No state aud CaaadA
ps,raiss, dl and declined White, n bond fSdls -, -
retorum ua ,e, S TobaecaSales hhla ~ fsD n
cotton MET spernae $s So Coro gov
ch,ggei Oats ,sesy as ee paG MhsA' Di@sE ~ w. '
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THE MARKEIS.
fCarsfalu reported for TuE TRinrN
1.fnunAX nafnhf

fCarehy reported for Tue TRHrNt 49,
SATURDAY. October l9 1851. .
ASHES quiet prices are nominal at sO % iof fo''
RtfIiDiNa WATERIAIS-A fair demand has pre-
vailed for all articles coming under this heading prices
OF some articles have advanced; tho marne. Iot.
nS for common Hard sisot2o for Croton, and
tio for Philsdephia Front Cement AZ % Ior
Ayres Mixed and si9o for Western Unwashsd Mixed
Laths at 49, three months tme " uS for
Hue Soys scotia * tun for White Nova scotia; "a -
bb for CAioined Eastern, and " % ppior ea0nou
knickerbocker and Empire mils ..,... uox =.
BRIsTLES are lower. We quote American hos I"
from $50 8si rs for American Gray ana wnlt9 ,,n !.
moderate busnesa at helic for feno~ "es'er" '"'
Southern. ,-.-.,. 81, ,o.,,.
and prices on all grades arc nominal -. a.. In
COrTON-There better inquiry todsy unaor nc 10 ,u c
fuence favorable foreign adylces ana prices
improved closing steady at 1otc for MlddinB uPvT@s @
TO 9otc for do. New Orleans; sales OF 1oA D"o7 V' "
exporters. a., ,., -. h.an
CANDLES arc without chang tbs demand ~" o0su
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PETROLEUM AND MISING srOCKs.-TII,sT BoAI
SATURDAY, October 10 p. ,

Gold opened at 1881. sold at 144!. and closed at ~
The clearings at the Gold Exchange Bank were
Ssl, ,2o3. .OOO and the balance 81. so 323 9s.
Tho export of sDecie to-day S3. .2. per Pereire,
and $l0500 per City Of Baltimore. The export for
the week will be- about $l900OO.
Government bonds fraction better; State and
Railway bonds continue steady the Miscellaneous
shares are dull Quicksilver improved per cent.
Pacific Mail, was steady at l46i Atlantic Mail, IlG3
Express Stocks qnoted as follows Adams 6i.GG5
American. e4a5O United States 66d GGl Wells Fargo
g. Co.. 55a55l; Merchants Union. - p c. 23a23l.
The railway share market opened heavy. New
York Central, Reading Rock Island, and Fort Wayne
were weak and pressed for sale. Northwestern
Common was fair, the Preferred stock weak, and
offered in large amounts. Erie continues to control
the market opening at 70 selling at 70 GS 70', and
CLOSING at COZ. large amount WAS sold by the
clique during the week, who lndustriously circulated
the report that a sharp advance would he made upon
the stock and the price advanced TO 7jO77 while at
the same time they quietly unloading their
stock upon the steee and upon the attempt by these
parties TO sell their stock this morning break of
per cent was made in the space of few minutes ;
afterward it rallied TO 7Ol but it did not hold and
closed weak At the close the general market was
lower in sympathy with Erie, and closed dull at
quotations: New-York Central, IlO0ll0!; Erie G0.0
CO..; Reading 990g91; Michigan Southern, yla79t;
Cleveland and Pittsburgh 81; Rock Island 96s0
9Gs; n. w. Common, 46a46.; n. W. Preferred, 6tG
eG!; Pacific Mail 14G!a l47 Ohio and Mississippi Ger
tificates, &c, ,02G.; Western Union Telegraph, 33i
Q33s.
The items in the Bank Statement show the follow
inn cba
New-York tribune., 1867-10-21

s. 434 $50 81; Payments tiO636ii; Balance, siS 49,
144 o.. Tho receipts include for Customs, S60UO:
Gold Notes, $36.000.
Froights TO London. 1900 bush. Wheat at ild and
200 bbls Flour at 2s. Sd.
The weeks imports at this port OF foreign drygoeds
have been TO tho value of $l.f5i%0 The following
is the summary for the week:
coSsruprtoS pIRECr. vAnEHOusED WrrnDRAwH
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PFCEIpTS OF pRODTCF

Oct ie-i7bsl bbls Flour 77s bbs Whisky. 300 sseks
Corn Meal 81 5T9 bush Wheat, 45IO0 bush. Corn. liza
bush Oats bush Peas 35 800 bush Barley 90 bush
Seeds 10 pkgs Ashes 924 pkgs Beef s54 pSgs Lard l
kegs do Dressed Hogs, 1881 bbs. Petroleum, 3Su
pkgs. Butter. 1920 pkgs. Cheese CAS- bbls Eggs.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-21

Money continues in active emand at per cent on
Governments and other first-class collsteras. Com
mercal paper continues to be closely scrutnzed and
passes from 01o per cent for frst-class names.
Foreign exchange Is dull at the following quota
tions: London. 60 days. lOsi9lOSi; do sight. 100
01O9i Paris. long. 5.9OS51Si; do. short. 5l7iS
5.l6.; Antwerp. 69lta5lSi; Swiss, 6at95lst; {;
Hamburg S!0So; Amsterdam, 4oiSh Frankfort.
4O,04OI; Bremen. 7si97si; Berlin. 7ll972.
nThe transactions for the week at the Custom House
and ub-Treasury have been as follows: -
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Total entered. a.,

Total entered el.45I,l7O Total marketed s,JIi'I2
The aggregate amount of imports (other than dry,
goods aud spccie) at the port of New-fork ior the
week ending Oct Is, 1861 was SS,SSOOU
The exports Of specie from the port during tho last
three weeks have been ~ understated -
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LIVE STOCK OVER THE ERIE RAILWAY

For the week ending Saturday Oct 10: l45 attic.
65 do Hogs, as do. Sheep, do Horses do. Calves.
Total increase over last week Of "a cars.
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Iron we notice rather more seadness; all the reosns
cheap ios offered on the market have been picked ao
ana NJ lne close fa,r inquiry. American Pts
also is tiinor and IN fair demand. Manufactured Iron
unCh1necJ Pig Lead remains dun; prices without
change. Nalls aro firm Shot steady speter Is
neglected rig Tin has ruled dnll and prc. hardly
20 hrm, Piates are only IN limited dcmand, and puces
AOlASsIS--A moderate business il doing withoss
alteration advise in prices: sale5 OF IS ihds as Ia,
ahd 10 Ode tuOd CehItiuSai az Sc., and 20 hds Port.
NAVAL STORES are generally quiet but prices an.
steafy Tho dOSng quotations are:
sls % 'o.e s's' ess.
bend bond ,rrd..;,.. o s ,a15h, ts3g.. eNS TIA
y P3sOp.......'. - Is a GIa.s n bb,s
ISs g-s, r. , 9, 70 Tsr S@,t6 cas1ij ~ '"
bol. Ese - 80 , 90 T.r w,I..ss.f,oo.iGG '.' -
& bit, p go % ss'ie % lPeI, CITY. in bos.
6bs y 2So b.. as % 500 lPi'sb Soaiiea. 10
bb!L, q tbL.... : Is tn
OIIS-Amcrican Lnseed has been ia fair demand. bs
prices are heavy nc 81 2oSsl ~ casks aud hb,s Engih
ness was done prices are Onchanged quote at 5c foo
whale, ana ssz'sss 70 Tor sperm Manufactured OILS ars
Sperm. Lard Oii Is selling at from Sas ~ for No 2 No
/, and fair Ia prime and Choice.
PROViSlONS-The heavy feeling which dlstingiishel
market for Mess Pork tins day week since con
tnued with even stronger disposition TO selIotwth
standing tho limited arrivals and steady reduction ous
stock. AT present prices Pork is by means dear-as
compared with other foOd-but this and greater
money. has failed 10 stimulate the inquiry or 10 induce
any speculative demand. The material advance IN In.
dian Corn and the serious failure OF the crop the West
have eGerted very little influence buyers have constant
y had the advantage and have 70 note material ds
cline City packers operating freely, chiefly IN Bacos
for English markcts-though they fnd good future II
l. very apparent that all Hog products will command
ready sale az prices fully equal tO last year To-day eur
market has been quite active, but at decidedly loves
rates closing dull and heavy at inside figures The sales
cash and regular $500 bbls. at sl 75ds22 % fot
Mess, and S32 ~ for job lots Mess Beef remains
dull and prices very irregular Terce Beef is negleelel
and prices ase in great measure nominal Beef Hams
are in light demand at about $50 Cut Meats moi
much sought after and we have only 10 small salos
OF City Picked Hams at lsc in bulk. Bacon continues
fairly active and steady sales Of 500 boxes short Rb
December and January delivery private terms
Dressed Hogs steady quote at 9tdesc for City
Lard IL duh and rather heavy. Some $40 pkgs Stesls
sold at 1lc and retail lots ut lag llc City Is quoted
An t4kc.
BUTrER-The demand Is moderately active aud prices
are hrm but eyince change III particular. OF s0ms
grades quotations somewhat nominal, owing V
u,.f. foil
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The earnings of the sixteen aforementioned rat
waya in September this year and last were as iol-

And the following for tho city bank stocks The
American Exchange National Bank leads oft in the
November half-ycarly dividends by declaring five
per cent on its capital of $5Oo0Oo The City National
declares six per cent The Mechanics and Traders
National five per cent. The Fulton National five per
New-York tribune., 1867-10-21
FOREIGN DRAMATIC ITEMS.

Miss Edith IIeraud, the actress has had the
misfortune to lose her mother VINO has just died at an
advanced age.
The r. 7. Cooke prize drama, True to the Core,
written by A L. SOus, has been brought out at tho
Theater Royal, Manchester.
In the course of this month Miss Helen
Fauct appear at Manchester IA five Of her cele
brated characters, LAZY Iea=e ROsaind, Beatrice,
I0tdtlhte, aud Pauline.
Mr.. Walter Montgomery has had considera-
BILE success In Melbourne netilng a2ol On three nights
performance. Mr. james Anderson has likewise been
mighty successful there.
Dr. Dingestedt the graceful German poet,
who during many years past las been concerned in the
official management OF German theaters, has been lust
promoted 10 the highest Of like pemersps at Vienna.
"Albertine de Norris" by NJ. Amedee Achard,
has been produced at the Gynnse Draluatique. Paris
dnes and spoken OF eXtraVagant in plot than
the dScs de 1iadame Aut1Gv."
Miss Kate Terry has completed her engage
Lyons The Hunchback aud PtOt and Passion being her
final performances. MI and Mrs Howard Paul were to
succeed her. OH Monday oct 7.
The London Princess's Theater has reOpened
for the with Mr. Bouccauts "Arrah ma POgue.
Mr. and Mrs. BOucicaut resumed their original parts OF
accustomed point and pathos Mr.. Vuing ventured ON
the character Of the OGrady originally played by Mr.
BrOugham.
The Strand Theater has been reOpened for
the Autumn season, with MIR. Hays comedy farce Of
"Our Domeslcs,' the buresquo entitled the Latest
Edition OF KenilwOrth," and the comic interude OF
Deaf as Post" ali VI which sustained with the
strength Of AN excellent company engaged under the
management Of Mrs. scarborough.
The London Prince of Wales's Theater has
also been reopeDed. Mi. f. w. RObert5Ons tbrse-aot
comedy OF "C,ste" led the performance, with nearly
its original cast. The only alteration the subsu
tOn of Mrs Leigh Murray for Miss afkin as the Mar
QuiSe de ST. Mdw The principal piece was followed by
the farce OF Sarahs Young Man, in which Miss Rose
Massey made her first appearance as Sarah ics with
success.
The long-closed Theatre de Moliere, Paris,
has been reOpened after undergoing complete renoya
tOn. good company has been secured and the opening
performance went on with eciat. hymn 10 Molere, by
M Paul de FauduemOnt, WAS sung by Middle Clara Pl
vote and prologue by the author wascharmingy
delivered by Middle. Lucie Wahl Moliere's "Depit
AmOureux" played, and followed by Pascal OF
ChaInbOrd" and ballot.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-21

AFTERNOON Provision MARKET-5 o'cLocK.-Tht
market Cor Pork Is quiet sales OF $50 bbs tess at s
regular, closing at S2l GO bid.
PETROIEUM-Yery little Of importance has been done
IN either Crude or Refined in bond; prices have lnea
gone essential change The closing quotations ara -
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,yERHMEST DEPARTMENT.

SICUhU BOAKD
US6s 1881 Reg ~ S6s 5-2OCp'n '65 ~ IS l04O Cou
1000 .iIlil 80 OOa 100 10 100. .lOOi
Sos $40 Coup 62 u SEQ Cou 65 II fresy Notes Slo
5000. 5000 .-......l06. 2d Series
K 6s $40 COu 'Gi 1900. O...---.lo'
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1867-03-06

Twill sell at Public Sale, Gf not sold before
At private sale) on the above named day, in
Martinsburg, West Virginia. the
UNITED STATES HOTEL.
one of the finest Hotels in the Valley of Vir-
gina This Hotel is large Brick House with
Az the improvements necessary for Il tirst-class
Hotel, has fine yard, Carriage House. Stable,
Ice House, &c, with Garden attached. Front
over 100 feet and 200 feet deep situated next
to the ourt-House, i'll the Public Square of
Martinsburg, one Of the most pleasant and
business portions of the town.
Terms: Two-thirds of the purchase money
cash, and the balance in twelve months with
lien ON property for deferred payments, with
interest from day of sale.
At the same time and place wifi sell u large
quantity, of PERSONAL Property, being the Fur
niture Of the Hotel.
Terms for Personal Property: Cash on all
sums of $50 and under; over that amount a
credit Of 80 days will be given on purch ser
giving bond with approved security Money
to be paid and note given before property re-
moved.
Title to House warranted Possession given
lst of April next. or sooner Il desired.
Martinsburg, Feb. u. r. 70 II. STAUB.
Trustee and Admir- OF Henry sStauh, decd,
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SALE!

BY virtue of an Order of the Circuit Court
OF Berkeley county, at its February eth Term,
1867, in the case of McWhorter VS. Gather.
the undersigned, Special Commissioner of
Court, wifi expose to sale at public auction,
On MONDAY, MARCH 25th,. 1867,
before the Court House door, in the town of
Martinsburg, the following Real Estate, lying
upon Mill Greek, in the county of Berkeley, viz:
Is ACRES, 8 ROODS,
AND 8 SQUARE POLES OF LAND,
being the same formerly belonging to Elisha
Boyd, decd. The valuable Mill upon the
properly was burned down few years ago.
l. ne walls are, however, in good condition, and
with the
EXCELLENT SITE & WATER POWER
an opportunity is offered for profitable invest
ment by the establishment of Factory at this
point. There are two comfortable
DWELLING HOUSES
upon the land
TERMS: One-third in hand and the residue
IN six and twelve months, with interest from
the day of sale-the purchaser to give bond
and approved personal security for the defer
red payments, and the title to be withheld
until the same are made
The property will be offered both in gross
and parcels. There may be a plat of said land
made out before the day of sale, exhibiting
also the Lots or parcels into which the same
may be divided. Any information desired by
purchasers will be furnished by Edmund Pen
dleton, Esq. JNO. BLAIR HOGE,
Special Commissioner,
or, in his absence, JAMES w. ROBINSON,
also Special Commissioner.
February q, 1867. Union COPY.
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las McCT,uNE

Bucklestown, West Va
Ny daughter had scarlet fever when she
was six years old, which left her Deaf and
Dumb. | called on DR.. Valentine he restored
her Hearing and Speech in few moments
She is now Il years old
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Let the following certificates speak
for themselves:
| called ON DIR. Valentine, February 25th,
being entirely Deaf in one ear, and affected
W with the Gravel, causing severe sutfering.my
bearing was restored and the pain left in
few moments entirely.
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i. RUsTEE,s SALE OF
Y A L Z A B L E l. A N D
MORGAN COUNTY, WEST VA.

By virtue of q Deed of Trust executed by
Mary +. Heagy, Dr. George W. Heagy. and
Henry Davis Trustee of Mary r. Heagy, dated
on the 10Th day Of September, 1856, on Record
in the Recorder Office of Morgan county, w.
Va, Deed Book No. Z, pages A and As, to
secure to Isaac Cav the payment of Fifteen
Hundred Dollars, with interest thereon from
the lst day of April, 1857, the undersigned
will offer for sale before the front door of the
Courthouse of said Morgan County, on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 1867,
that valuable Farm situate, lying and being in
said county, on the drains of Sleepy Creek,
about three miles from Berkeley Springs,
CONTAINING 440 ACRES,
more OF less, about 100 Acres of which is clear
ed, and the balance is well clothed with ex-
celent Timber-White Oak, Chestnut Oak,
Pine, &c. This Farm has upon it a
GOOD DWELLING HOUSE& BARN,
together with stabling, and other necessary
out-buifdings. Also, plenty Of Fruit and the
best of water, in abundance. Suffice it to say
that this is one of the most desirable Farms,
as also one of the most desirable locations in
the County OF Morgan. va Terms: CASH.
WIN. II BAKER, Trustee.
February II. lS6T-ts
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nn-He has for the last month been
meeting with great success in Cumber-
land, having performed some three
thousand operations.
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n LIS.
TNITED STATES HOTE

Wheeling. Harrisburg and Camden Nails
Horse Shoe Nails, Clnch Nails-a full assort-
ment always on hand and sold at small adj
vance on manufacturer prices
.}antlarN q. Wan. N RIDDLE.
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ssssHotel Property - g
MARTINsBURG, WEST VA,
On MONDAY, MARCH 18th, 1867.

will sell at Public Sale, (if not sold before
At private sale) on the above named day, in
Martinsburg, West Virginia, the
The Portland daily press., 1867-02-14
EUROPE.


BERLIN, Feb, IL.
No riotous proceedings have yet taken place
at Chester, as was appreeended, and the city
is quiet.
The presence of number of supposed Fe-
mans, who had recently crossed over from Ire.
land, gave rise to these apprehensions, but they
have left the town without creating any dis
turbance.
-. 1t is reported in Madrid that the Government
intends imposing forced loan.
PARIS Feb. H.
The American squadron, it is understood
will visit Cherbourg during the continuance Of
the Worlds Exposition.
BERLIN, Feb. IL.
Prussia will send plenipotentiaries to treat
win the ex-king of Hanover with regard tC
the disposition to be made of his private prop.
erty.
IN, MADRID Feb. IL.
Ihe Cortes viii be opened by the Queen on
the Both OF March.
The Portland daily press., 1867-02-14
] $500 n - a - y
New York Marker. y

'.1i,'9 =" NEW YORK, Feb. 10.
Middlng uplands at 33c. aiasti'.'i u 7'71' 49,
Eiour-dall and g 1oc lower; sales $500 pbls !;
state at 500 "a II 49, Round hoop Ohio II 90 (a
i3 20; Western at sOO' q II 25 Southern sales at
10 20 q Is so. .,-, -
WheatIdun and dropping; sales $4,000 bush. -
White California at 8 10 a. rs
Corn-dull and declining; sales 50 600 BUSH Mixed
western az H. yellow Jersey at II. White ,Jer-
sey at 10. =
oats-dulli sales $4,000 BUSH Western at go a.
&c. State at 67 q Csc. n ri - - -
prime 16 30 "a 16 SIS. - :. 100 :. VI - ~
Lardgheayy and lower; sales at IL q l2ac for old,
at 31c.s l7(fEs rT't~.~ - D~'fT11 "'''
Groceries-generally quiet and dull -.
Naval Stores-quiet; Spirits Turpentine at 81 a,
673c. Rosin at 3 875 "a 8 So -
reToleum--dull; sales refined bonded at 26J @b 3Oc
Iailow.heavy; sales 100000 lbs at ia "a HE
Wool-frm; sales 300O 900 lbs at so a. 69c for dc,mes-
tic fleece; % "a Soc tor California 70 IA 7OI for Cana
da, and for combed 375c. ll't = :. $3.50
Freights to LiyerpOol-firm -s-1