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P,ATCRELOR,s HAIR DYE,

This splendid Hair Dye Is the best In he world The
only frss and prfe9 Dyeus1mless. heliAbls Tue
neom No disappointment. No ridiculous tints Nat
ura Black or brosn. Remedies the Ill effects Of Bad
Dyes Invig~ssa the hair leaving sort and besutt
full. Tho esuaina is gned HslsaM a. Batcheier An
Others mere limitations, and should be avoided Fold
by all Druggists and Perfamers. Factory I'll Rsrcls,
street. NsW York ldecla dxwl,
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KENTUCKY STATE
L OTTE Err y!
To be Drawn at Co.ir; Ten, Ky.
uHss:.T, Oct. 10th,
tiass I, 8 3fsf,
1857.

" The bove Maenifcent s,nge-Sumber Lottery
win ,e drawn r1sLIc. In Covinrton, Ky, by sworn
Cor nisouers. at oc tock ~ at the corner OF soorth
asA scott u.s. The Re, tucky Stats Loteries are NO
sst Tnsrrprrs bt resp uafble Money lotteries .h.t
ave been conducted To. past thirty ysar. and are
aud bond. are given or the %, at Of al prizes The
drawings ere publehed N ths York Herald and cin
cinnati Commercisl, =
The aboys scbene viii b. drawn ~ naoole ana iass
q essA ucu<A eUink 1857 aad 1863
Vfrcuafs Of Lottefies drawing daily vat ~ sPphca'
ton IN the MaAsger
Address ali orders for ticket, 10
AUNRAY, nDDH = co..
Covfngtoh 49,
AAGENTS sWANTED.
eAg0<aWly
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THE HEALING POO.

A Essay fer YouaE Men ON the Grim.
oil solitude. and the Diseases and Abuse, ph,ch
seA's ifnpsdiD b AARRIAaE Win sur. Near, oT
hehet Gent III sealed leites envelope free ofeh.rve
Address, br.J. sKsLLkN HoCGHToN Howard 40
citation. Philadelphia Px. ,..-
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How to obtain Shares and En-.
cravings.

Send orders to by mai, enclosing from VI TO fN,
either ty Post ONCE oil ders in registered letter o.
our risk Larger amounts should be sent by draft o.
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SUBSCRIPTION ONE DOLLAR

Anv person sending US ONE DOLLAR or paying the
"a me to oi local Agent will receive Immediately hne
Steel Plate Lpgravng choice from tie following II,
and Que Of Stock nsurng Que Present III our
published tchedule.
one DOLLAR ENGRAvIHis.
No, l-aMy Child Ny Chlld!' No 2-"They re
Saved They're saved!' No. Sold seventy-six; or,
tue arly ays oil the revolution"
Any person paying TWO DOLLARS VIII receive either
Of the following hno Steel Plates at choice and Two
Certificates Of STOCK Tins becoming entitled TO Two
frtselts.
TWO DOLLAR ENdRAyINGs
NJ 1-awasfinston's Cour,.bip" No. 2-"Washipg-
tens Last Interview with his Mother"
THREE DOLLAR FNGRAvINGs.
Any person paying THREE DOLLARS VIII receive the
hesutifssi Stel Pate Of
"HoMg FROM THE WAR"
and Three Certificates of stoct becoming entitled to
Three II
POUR DOLLAR EHGR4rlEGa.
Arr person raging Pouv DOLLARS shall receive The
large and t-autiinl steel pia'e Of
"paE PERILs oF OUR RoREFATIERs "
Certificates Of Stock, emitting them tc -Four
Presents
FIVE DOLLAR ENGRAyINGs.
Any person who pays FIVE DOLLARS shall receive
til. lal ge and spendii Steel Plate OF
"THK MARRIAGE or PeoAHoNTAS"
And FIVE Certificates of stock, emitting them TO Five
Freeeufs
The Ensravfngs ard Certificates will be delivered t.
each aubsartber Local Agence- sent by mail
post pai 8, or express, As may be ordered.
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FOR SALE.
For sale.

For sale.
nNE OF the mort de.'-able Residences in the Cty-a
u twostory brick Dwelling. With nine rooms and good
cellar and cistefn ard large brick Stable and wood
house Lot eet costainiug large variety OF the
choice fruit and shrubbery In the city, situate
corner OF 10th and Hlondean streets Feokuk ioxA.
knqpire Of WIN. FULTON.
masf Real Estate Agent, No 81 Main at
TNOk sALE-Lots and 9, bloek Ill, corner Of 81
change and Twelfth streets, containing two story
brick dwelling; will for 500 per year Win be
sold on reasonable tefms. Enquire of T. L0MAX
ESQ.,, or Nm FULTON,
aprio Real Estate Agent No. 81 Main street
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One Present worth. SAC, 600
One Present worth 20. 900
One Present worth 1000
One Present worth 5000
Two Presents worth 81 500 each . 5000
One Present valued at......... $4,000
Two Presents valued at Sl5 900 each, 10000
One Present valued at................... 10000
Four Presents, valued at 5000 each, 20, 900
Two Presents, valued at 5000 each, 5000
Three Presents. valued at 900 each, 1900
Twenty Presents. valued at 300 each, 10000
Ten Presents, valued at 800 each,.... 1900
Three Presents, valued at $50 cach,... $50
Twenty Presents, valued al 225 each. 400
Fifty five Presents, valued at 200 each ll-eOo
Fifty Presents, valued ut IS each 49,. $500
One Hundred and Ten Presents, val
ued at 100 each. .................... ll,G0o
Twenty Presents. valued Mt IS each, !, 800
Ten Presents, valued at $50 each...... 900
The remaining Presents consist of ar
ticles Of use and value. appertain>
ing to the diffusion Of Literature
and the fine arts NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81 600
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EOR SALE.--A very desirable Residence
4 "A twostory Frame D~eliirg 9Th seven rooms
good cellar and cistsrn Lot soxl4o f~t, yell fepced
jfoatantng variety Of frnit situate Bondsaurt
Price 1890 casA. Title good.
Enquire Of WIN. FULTON,
aug21 Real Estate Agent, 81 MAin-st.
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the Republican ticket in the State of Wis
consin.
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Respectfully yours,
nWN a WALLACE.

tiCh'n Dem. State Cent. Com.
Yet with this extraordinary effort and
manifestly lavish expenditure Of money to an
extent which the Republican could not begin
to equal, Sharswood has but about 900 ms>
jority, willie the Republicans have both
branches of the Legislature in spite Of the
detection in Philadelphia. And the Demo-
cratic vote is not SO large by several thous-
ands as il was last year, when the Republi,
cans gave Gov. Geary over Ii, 900 majority
~ r. Tribu1e
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Fer Sale.
r OF IL. 10 Fayetts Square, corner cf 9Th and Msio
II strseta, containing oD~4tory Frame Store Build
ing fronting VAIN r.. and two story Brick Dwell
| ing The Of said lot.
1 ppauire sg Nm. rUEfov
Wpts1 Real Estate Agent.
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Mrs. DEAN, formerly Miss Roberts, whose
marriage to her fathers coachmsn create
such an immense sensation some years ago,
a newspaper proprietor, laying her damages
at $4,000.
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ought to do if il fails to provide promptly ior
the establishment, of equal rights, whether po-
li,cai or civil, everywhere throughout tue
Union - s, - G III
Inspired hy such lendrrs, ihs Convent IN,
with grra, nnsnmiy. adopted tho following -
( 'll il tho duty uf rnngrnas under tho national
Couptitiun, 10 aotcct the r,,t,ai valins rights Of
all loyal American citizens, regardless Of their
complexion" AMI Gontnmes % Tho Congress that
llns prescribed ooo nfoduai rights for ten States
lately in rebellion, cannot in reason or in JUSTICE
withhold iii patient auliar-e, nor its swift aud
thorough relnt from Hiuies, majority uf wlu,o
people have always ilithilily adhered To the re-
public" So
II these facts Il" not mean that tile Radical
party, which has already huhYc,,ei the Coayti-
iutiun i'll the South, intends nIso to subycIt it
III tho North, nIll ~ make The President and
the Supreme Court nero figure heads mud Con
grcss all powerful, il is hard 10 say whit they
do prove. When such principles nrc endorsed
by the citizens of thi, country, when party
| cnn obtain power by advocating such doctrines
Constitutional liberty will hive received il:
dealh blow in America. never again. mt lrasI in
onr day and generation, to l'r revived. May
| the day never come when suUh doctrines will
| find responsive echo, in the hearts OF mu
/ jority Of the American people.
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CHI A r l. ES TON.
MORNING, SEPTEMBER ls, 1867

JOB WoRX.-Wo have now completed cur
oiiiee 80 as to execute. in the ehOrtest possible
time, ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and we
most respectfully ask the patronage of our
friends
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EDUCATIONAL,

ENGLISH AND ENENGn BohtDING hSD
DAY SCHOOL FuR YOUNG Ladies
M rs. BRISBANE WILL. ON THE FIRST Ut Uutu
1fl Der. re-uulu tho duties Of her sch,0 at No. II
i,EuARE STREET. An exclusively yrlos I,rtrcH tHsss
ot Twelve will bc receive ri appointed hour. Thero
will also department suRii boyr.
September 18 ~
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N EE1ti II q S.

= HOait0 Or FTREMASTERS.
A REGULAR MEETING or THIS BOARD WILL DE
"A held Thif Ec-nfny at tho harknt Hall at o'clock.
~ d. M. STROBEl,
S'ptrnber TX Clofs AMI Superintendent.
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A NJ U 81 M E NTS.
i{A'Hl'I,All RACE

-DaRTIFs WHO INTEND TO ENTER FOR TuE
J. RACE viii depnsit three dollars at tho CHARLES
TON DAILY Slws OFFICE. aud ut tho time hand
in their nancs also nfnes of tIcr Boats ond a-es.
list will hc found at TuF Sfwi fntres for the Face
VIII Close Su:;ray The 2lst. Race 20 ces.s OF T.
23 :ii' Il: TIRE - 'ott r w. :ror. West Pos NJ.
September II iuS,;
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PENSION III KEY. DIR. MYERS,

WEST AVEC BEAuCoUr nE rLalStR QUE
" lc Principal lie cctic institution annonce
il ses nmis ct au public eli general que Inc
oroisscment continued du nombrc de ses Glavcs
q ndcessitG le choix dun Establishment rlus
convcnablc. Ils'cst done procure Ia spncieusc
demcure situGe nu coin nord-oitest desrues
Coming el Bull Le bul dc r1nsitutiou ttant
dc prGparcr pnrfaicmcnt les Gloves pour lc
College OF pour les affaires. I'M systrme COM
plei dinstruction Glrmentairc ,;tt adoptf
pour ceuS Ini en- uuront besoin, Ell dcs ia
riiitcs particulieres sOui otiertos pour rttude
'ics classlucs, DIES mthtnatiQucs ct dc la
ienue des liyres. En- consequence dc rGrenta
changemcnts quill fallu fuire dams radmini.I-
iration tic Ia pension, ct aussi dams lc but
d'arancer los intirets Ies Glavcs, 10 principal
sera assistG pur II. JOHN CANNON. don't les
talents sont connus, Ell qni "a dija bsaucoap
deIpericnce dans renseigncment NJ. CANNON
I'll ses tudcs aveo distinction dams I'm dos
msillcurs colleges le In France, Of enseigna
enBnilc 10 francais eli les classiaues ayeo tclat
| au college de hlenars pres Blois (Franoe)
Des nvantnges rarcs ct cxccllents sont done
offcrs pour rttude du francns sous 50 direc-
tion Unc classc iltmenlaire faisanf partie dc
rinsiiiution est SOUS la charge DO Mademoselle
ROSA DlBBLE, ct toutes les diffGreutcs
branches sont soumises Il In surveillance per-
sonncllc du principal. L'intirft des Gloves est
consnlt,; en- tout. Cours Iinstructiop: Fan
glais, lc FranGais lc Latin, 10 Gree. rHtbreu,
rEspagnol, ct rAllemand.
Septsnber4
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Mrs, M. Il, TOOaiER
yJyIL RESUME TIE EXERCISES OF TER SCHOOL
w oil 1aesddY October 1s,, at No. II PITT STREET..
September 1S BEII
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DIR. LORDS BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
STUDIEs WILL DE RESUMED ON THE FIRST OF
- OCTOBER. All the brauches of polite education
are taught No extra charge for tho languages.
September WI
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EDUCATIONAL ESTABLISHMENT OF
REy. DIR. MYERS.
THHE EXERCISES OF THE ABOVE NAMED IHsTI.
L TUTE Will DO resumed I'd. W on WEDNESDAY,
October ID, at tho Academy corner Of Coming Bull
streets. Terns moderate, and course Of Instruction
such as will impart sound and complete education. :.
September myf
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l D S T..

T OsT.--A DLACK. SE1rrEIs noe, FIVE
mnnths old. liberal reward will be given for his
return TO his owner Southwest of Bull and Nut
le5ge streets. SepieInber 10
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CITUATION WANTED. .--IvhETscD, BY \
y married msn Of steady habits, Hltuntion III any
respectable business. Will make himself useful I'm n
oat my capacity Address al. r." at tlIis Office
.turIsI
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F O R SALE.

| NOR SALE, 1900 RED HAMBURG BRICKS
nearly equal TO Fire Bricks Apply at No % WASH
ngton street cast side. four doors from Calhoun street.
! to GEO. GARNER, Iricklayer. 80 September II
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WANTED, COMEORTABliF DWELL
W LING or Elk rooms, and nooeasnry ontiuillings
neIr tho Market at rent Of not than ro hundred
dollars por snnum. Apply al THIS OFFICE.
afnbpr "a
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Ls THE NEW PLAY, "Under the Gasligbt ~ the
heroine gives utterance TO the following: Court
snip is the text from which the whole solemn sor
mon OF married Efo takes its themo. As Ioyors
are dscontented and unhappy 30 will they bo as
wives and husbands. SO Rs you would ho bappy
oil the years OF your life, listen to tho voice nd.
Vtsing you Let tho woman You look upon be
WISE or vain, beautiful or hoInoly, rich or poor
she has but ono thing which she can really ciyo or
rofuse :-hor heart Hor beauty, her wit. her nc.
compiishments she may sell to you-but her love
is thS tr?ssute without rnoney md without urice
she only 'asis in return that whoii yoi link mon
her your eyes shall speak mute devotion. ihat
~nen you address her yonr voice shall be gentlo
io'ihR ana Kind. Tint you slall not tlespiso her
'ecauSe sue cannot understand all ut onco your
vigorous thoughts and ambitious dosigns-for
"hon misfortune md owl havo defeated your
eroatest purposes her love ronnnins to console
yon Yon look to tho trees for strength and oron-
dour-do not despise tho flowers because ther
fragrance is NIL they have to givo Romember.
loVo 10 oil woman has 10 gve--but il is tho only
earthly thing that God permits lis to carry beyond
tho grave. -
lHE NEW YonK TINES, not liking to pay heavy
eonpos'tlon bills" moots tho enterprise of somo
OF lts eotemporaries in the following strain of oyoI
ndleDation: HOY much entertainment tho public
generally may derive from reading tho seven or
eight Columns Of "ClaiIns filed In the Donsrt.
mont OF slnte by American citizens, na.ivo or Of
ioreign descent, AZ owners, mariners, Ifoightera
anu inaurors." OF aundry vessels captnrol by Tho
-confedorate cruisers alabama, Florida and
georgia, It would bn hard to any. But NO cnn
i,nagho the Weli-earned satisfaction OF tho gallant
sEhhEs and his colleagues whom they ace tjs M.
thontic and dindnbtaby voracious chronicle Of tboir
daring dfods. How tho warm blood wl lineIo
through thor voins as thoy remember the terrific
combats which thoy waged with unormed mon
and helpless passongersl What warlko iov viii,
swell their souls as thoy recnll the glorious strfo
Which shook old ocean when they pocl,oted tlo
chronometors and the cash of those valiant NOR.
chantmon, and sent tho vessels, clarred and
blaekoned, to tho bottom Of tho scai What do
light It will givo thom In reading OF those dos
troyod millions, to flight their battles DOR again,
Wo wish them happiness In tho retrospect
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w A N Is.

NITANpFsD 10 RENT TWO LARGE AND
w ONE SMALL. ROOM with Servants Rooms, in u
desirable lctation. Address "RooMs." SEws Ohicu.
Seprlhbrr IL ~
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XIyANTED TO RENT HY A SMALL. EA MT
W LIZ, two or tlrcn rooms with kitchen accominu-
dations Address, stating location aud terms L. g.
Box, M. 3sS. A. ScptunIhrr Is
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Atlantic a. me- Atlantic " lsIe Princeton ze m
Falls ~ 100; Indian Head A. &c; tnu ercSasd a lSe
P IsSfSS Sac Pacific H. a2e Pacific ne lssc Pep
BleacRed sRTtings are in f supply 80 Tar as resRects
the MEDIUM and lower qualities, and price, ~ h bhe
nofe as follows New-York Mills. SIZE: Wamsutta ~,
9ie Bartletts 23c; James Mills, 22Be lawrence %: IL
Ppspdse &C., Waham ss sac; Talthan ~ s2se;
Waltham 1O9 72lc; Bates BIB, 2sle Utica ~ loj 1S
ca 50c; Utica o. csc; Utica lO4 9oc; HIPS Semp laen
22ic; AlnOskeag a. &c; Masonyle, &c; AndToscose
L, 5 5DC, 1s are I'm moderate demand The following
are the quotations among jObbers for leading MAKES
Amoskeag 25c.; Laconia 23sc. Pepperen, 2Sc STARK
The Print trade is less active than was anticipated
Stocks arc accumuatng and agents begin TO show some
decline Among the leading jObbers the following quota
tons are current: American, 17le; Amoskeag l6se
rIirpies 1oc spragues fances, Gamers,
1ssc; Richmond, i7lc.; AmOskeag mourning l6tc; Ar
In canton fannes, denims ticks stripes and corset
Jeans, the transactions are nOmnai m 1nu R pee
nnote az follows for these several classes OF goods;
Canton Flannes = Naumheag, 2ec; fremont, 20c; II
lerton N brown, 37ie EllertOn o, Drown JOE. ROCK
land ne Denims-AmOske sIac3 ayBs .s ac.
York, see; Warren, brown 2Scj fen hyen S Se'
Monitor zoe: Manchester, Company, &c; bulOh, &c
Tieks-AmOskeag a, 55c AmoskeSg a, sci Amos ase
keag b. Hc.; Amoskeag ID, Ae RenpeIeon AI
soc; Pittsed lsc; Albany, 1lsc; York l7sc hampaen
G q ace stripes-AmOskeag, Soc; Whittenton A. a1lci
WhtteufOn A. 2f1G.; WhtteltOn
Massahesic 3ac; American 19c.; Pemberton, Awning,
l7le Corset -AndroscOggin, l5lc; Bates, l0c;
Naumkeag, Hc Pepperell, 23e. ,,L,,..,
prices but buyers hold off goods in the meantime Aeon
muating Notwithstanding the curtailment OF ITO
ducfon there appears 10 DO supply OF wooden fabrics
more than equal to the probable demand, and u wond
seem that active trade can be realized wthouI lnore
or less yielding on the part Of holders. -
The trade in foreign goods opens feebiy importers
hold much lighter stocks than year ago, and eonse-
auently show some fnness In prices nut Obbers are NOT
disposed 10 operate under the prevailing dnlneHs OF
business and would probable that the necesslts
Of soIne of the weaker importers win compel them to
realize as best they can ere long.
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Western, s4.GS4l; do. Preferred, soS0ee; ROCK
Island, 95695! Fort Wayne, 9S3994.
Money among brokers is per cent and IN good
demand. Lenders are more cautious as TO VINO they
trust and look more closely after their colateras
In some cases loans have been made at less than y
but they are exceptional. in comme1Cial paper no
change. Best bills pass at dos and less welknown
names at 9al2 per cent.
Exchange is dull, and cheaper. Best Goday Ster-
ling is quoted 1907, but can be had at less Francs
long, 516lG515.
Freights are firm. The engagements to Lverpooi
1900 bush Barley, at 3d. $50 bales Cotton at i@
Sled, and, per steamer, 2s,OOO bush. Corn at Sd.
The business Of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
$2725O31 S1-for Customs, sSS7OOO Payments,
$16l1s16 72; Balance, $lO6,S9s,1s2 2s-Gold Notes.
$4,000.
The Chicago Journal of Monday evening says;
The eanor for mopoy s perhaps not so great as at tho
close Of last week but owing to the fact tnat Iei
tired OF asking The money market continues very close
and nrm at 10 per cent per annum ,e bI and af
lilo Of per cent premium selling.
Attention is called to the card of Bowles, Dreyet
s. Co., No. "a Rue de la Paix, Paris The house 10
spoken of in very complimentary terms by New-fOrK
bankers temporarily in Paris.
"Wall-st" was much excited by reports of trouble
at the Bank Of North America. 1t was stated that
one of its dealers had overtrawn his account 10 o
very large amount and that the Ossto the bank had
so worn upon the President, Mr.. John 2. Yelverton'
that his life was despaired Of Upon inquiry, we
learn that A. j. Meyer & Co. of Broad-st yesterday
oyerdrew their account $219,OO0, Mr.. Yelverton
authorizing the paying teller to grant this favor
Mr. Meyer did not make his account good as promised,
and the unfortunate President q man OF extreme
nervous sensibility, who has ever enjoyed
high reputation for integrity retired to his
home, where he died at 10 this morn
ing the victim Of misplaced confidence in his client.
An investigation has been made and it Is ascer-
tanned that Mr. Yelverton is not debtor OF the bank
in any form. The bank has still assurance that Its
loss will be made good Should it prove total loss
it will absorb about one-haf its surplus In this con
necion we cannot refrain from once more calling at
tention to the dangerous practice of certifying
checks" favor never granted to merchants, and
only granted to facilitate the enormous transactions
growing out Of brokers accounts" or, IN other
words acting as a clearing house for speculations
which are 80 near gambling that it is not worth while
TO discuss the difference between them
We beg to express appreciation OF the sympathy
extended 70 us by numerous friends in the unex
pected Suspension OF house and also TO INFORM our
creditors that we expect 70 be able 70 arrange our MAJ
tiers so We can resume business IN a few days,
QUI61EY BROTHERS.
Ner York, Jan. %, 1867.
SOUTHWEST PACIFIC RAHRoAD.-See advertise
mcnt under Financial"
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THURSDAY, Jan. 2I-P. NJ
Gold onened at ia and closed at l9ll


Gold opened at 1349 and closed at lSi1.
The stock market opened steady upon the street
but broke down at the Stock Exchange upon rumors
in regard to the Bank Of North America, which were
as usual, agnified as they were circulated Govern
ment stocks fell iat per cent on. the goid-bearing
issue, but were firm the 7Sos. Tennessee Os Ieh
lt013 per cent and Missouri G's u per cent Inc
Railway share list, with very large transactions was
in semi-panic, and declined from TO % per
cent &c compared with yesterday morning the
heaviest fall being in New-York Central, when
sold down to 99i Marposa Preferred fell per oene
and Eric Preferred, Hudson River fell 3 and Mich
igan Southern 81. After the call prices were Little
ste adler and 80 continued 10 the close of the Second
Board when new rush to sell took place, IN which
Erie was sold as low co. and Northwestern at 800
At A o'clock m. another downward turn was given
to prices Erie selling at 573 and Northwestern OF
sl. The market closed at o'clock p. M as follows;
New-York Central 9si09si; Erie, 5S95s3i Reading,
1o1aa10l3f Michigan SQntharp, Riia9sii NQKthg
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THE DRY GOODS TRADE.

NEW YORK. Jan. "a, 1867.
The dry goods trade presents generally unsatis,
factory aspect There is general dullness OF trade ana
the indications are not apparent OF any eaIy hehl.ny
movement Complaints come from the lnterior50f
general inactivity OF business, and OF difficulty In making
collections The jObbe appear to anticipate quiet de-
and from the interior aud are disposed TO act with cA
ton in the matter OF credits At the same time the stoch
OF goods the hands 81 egents and at the mills Is fuly
up TO the wants Of the probable demand so that there -
disposition among the distributing agents To bear =,
the market, and 70 buy only from hand 20 mouth.
The unsehed condition Of national affairs ana the
toms oi weakness developed 10 Wast also ten4 ~. W
strengthen this feeling. The weakness OF the COTTON
market In spite OF the now generally admitted prospect
OF diminished supply has the effect OF Ros'iP nae
an these adverse conditions there IL decldedy goong
tone IN the market The production OF cotton g1ous @
been crtaiod but the supply appears TO De I9ny 1gl
~ the demanG and some az the mills inepd TO stu tut-
ther limit their operations after the lst OF 6 tha
Brown Sheetings are ~ moderate Supply, ah9 VIZ *
1adinR heavy goods arc consequently Wen gntanou ~
price, but lit makes are weak tne }oDpeIs eSs
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