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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The London Money Market.
LONDON, March l1-Noon
Cous6s opened at o. for money.
AMERICAN SECURITIES
srs. quoted ss follows:-
Uniied States 0ve-twentes. IeA
Illinois Central shares. aS<
Ere shares. oo>S
LONDON March l1-Evening.
Cousols closed at cox for money.
were quoted ~ follows al the close Of business
United states nvctwenses 7s
Ilincs Central shares ss.<
Erie Railway enares oo>A
The Frankfort B0urse.
FRANKFORT, March ii, 1867.
United States bonds sold today ~ Tx.
The Liverpool Cotton Market.
LIvERroor, March 11-Noon
The cotton market opens quiet II the following quo
Middng upands 13d Middlng Orleans 10 I'D.
The saiss to-day viii probably reach 5000 bales
LlvKRPoo1, March 11-Evening.
Ts cotton market closes quiet at the opening rates OF
today, vz:-1sd for middins uplsnds, and Is I'D for
middlng Orleans The sales come up TO the noon esti
mats, namely, 5000 bales.
Livsrpsol Brcadstuns Market.
LIvERroor, March u-Noon.
The market for breadstuns IL quiet
LavERPoot, March l1-Evening.
The breadstuns market 10 quiet but nrm. Sales Of
Western mixed American corn have been made |" Sss
LivsrDsel Prsvisiens Market.
LvERroos, March 11-Noon
The provision market is quiet. fallow 43s 3D. PEI
cwt fer American. Lard. sos %. per Sr, rvs,,,.
Lard has . declining tendency, though without
change In Quotationa
Laverpeel Produce Market.
Ivnroor, March II. 1851.
Rosin-Ffns American, la per cwt
psasns were made q STA Cd per cws Asess are II ish
demand S3s Cd for potG Rosin " quotabie - - "a
fs % IA Dss anon InsssS oil
Ossisv, with sales u S7s Cd. pcr cwt
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY MARCH H. lse7rRIPLE SHEET
The New York herald., 1867-03-12

A Card.-Thc Grover Gs Baker SewIpg Ma
chine Company beg 20 inform their patrons and he pss
paired rened their business will be continued usuAt
n Ad adjoining
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from America and France at their posts with the ex
ever Win shortly b released without process q IA.
Marc s.:s Sss%:: q q ,sPo.n S% Ave 70
short and sharp campaign. in which s hoped to COB
surgsnt troops arc spiend,d material
The Tppsrary contingent which will probably recruit
lsoOO men, are nearly III gsnaders They are, how;
ever but poorly armed, according 10 modern ideas o.
warfare. but the scythe and pike very formidable
weapons In close lighting, and ls am given TO under
vantage Of nsr mss. in getting g close as possible
the enemy In every advance land from the nature OF
their arms they must BE- always the aggressive the
ali the men armed with rides and revovers aud when
near enough TO charge the Irish pike and English
bayonet must ssttIe the dificulty.
You win perceive that write in very positive strain
and almost - n lighting was going on around me !
am compelled, In measure 70 take this course because
should have idea Of what wi In all human proba-
bhiy, bo going on in this country when this letter
reaches your side Of the water when tho nsurection
breaks outthat Is wsek-the telegraph lines will
be torn down, and although the cable scu not BE- touched
cr Lhe sale q american tnteyess II will be irnpossb.e
proclamation has been written by the General who
will assume the command OF the Insurgents. l have
sssn S s snd
that some alterations arc necessary directed 70 the
Irish republican forces, and 10 . document at oncs
with previous documents OF the sort from the Irish
republicans and clearly indicates that s'busness Il
intended. shall send you copy OF the proclamation
a. soon can. have hestated very much 70 put
paper for insertion In the HERALD the names Of th
officers who are 70 head the insurrcclion but h6v
received permission 70 do 20 from one OF the mos
Interested The English government will very lcarl
who who The principal officer, NJ least n present.
t3eneral - formerly an ofncer In the>sngllsh scr
vice. and lately OF the American trcbel) army. On hi
stan a. Adjutant uenerul, v -, formerly Colonel 4
the French army and Of late Brisadier General Of Vol
untecrs, United States army Another French ofnccr
experience and ability II ----, who also commanded
brigade Of United states volunteers during the late wal
There are others of osser distinction, aud one thin
thai oven General swesnv would nnt ha hnmhlad
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Bartloetss Reversible Sewtng Machines.
scmethlng New: :. ~.cuYwr
Fer use by HAND FOOT with Patent EvkksIbLB
THE CHSxPEsf dooD SEWING MAcHfNRs;
Principal once No - Broadwsy corner rrarcS ~ ~ z
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.sdsEs,: si. "a 2ysaTs: .:o Bsss .SS Ev:s Ma: E
Astor House.
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A Unlyersal Remcdy.-"BFews's Preschias
stand the arst IN public favor and confidence. ThS
result has acquired by test Of many Thesr
merits and extensive have caused the Troches 20 b
counterfeited, would caution b
their guard against worthless imitations- eNaY
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Es.srs, Esnsr. ,ssSs:s Ss:s r'~'.~ ss~sss
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All Prizes Csshed d Legal Lotteries. .-Clrcss
-" a'1 CLUrE. Broker i7e broadway
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F'ersnrsSsc nrsSscRRsiifca RsHaFsaassi sIsS ESss MACHINES
bQs Broadway, New York.
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BS:.L:Se ma LIZ: Paper cs,3Kscs ssf LSSSssss
A.-ASdress Kaldenborg q Son. Nos. asa
John Have the aness stock Of Meerschaum Ppe
and Holders In this country Cheaper and betsr than I'll
other1. Repairing. &c.
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Drsss. a. osS &1 NsEsL sF A
aren tsething No mother who has eysr sd VIZ ooesoae
aid OF this invaluable preparation Gives the mohsg
and relief and health 70 the child Cures wind colo anA
bowels - bottle Be call Ter
MRS wINSHOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP,"
having Of Porkfns' outst4o
wrapper All others limitations
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FlNAN CIAL.

In New York yesterday, the pressure for
money was rather Less severe tn N on Monja
though the markst continues very stringent
There Is less calling IA OF loans, and rasaer
more more money offerlDg. Offers are made
for roe nd iots OF I'VE rnmen "a, on c tsh terms,
at ash ut concession from currrntr ttss; Which
- cone Jued a Impiy Ing that money recsntiy
takea Gus OF the market AZ shout 20, De ex-
coangeo tor boz ds. The anticipatlons that the
treasury would come 10 the relief Of ms mar.
vet ey tue urc Ease OF Seven -thirttes, are mol
IeaHzeo. Call lpsns are firm at per cent
hut there appears TO h. cessation Of tue spec al
rates OF The tast two days. Discounts are, ii
possible. more stringent than at the wors
periods OF October The failure OF j X. Place
d 20, Wholesale grocsrs aud sugar retaers,
led Yesterday 20 a run upon the MsRufsctursrs'
t5ats az nafentiv rom the cream stance IN 4.
the Pres dent o. the Bank, Mr. j ID. Spsrkmsn,
IS prciai partner the suspended hrm, an q
the bank vss supposed to hold rs paper. ThC
oark however, met all dem tnds prom "tiv
anc he President baving resigned, Mr.. Fur
man has been elected in b Is place.
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NEW YORK PIRsr BOARD SALE

(Bv Bankers and Brokers' Telegraph
Lewis johnson 4 20. quote stocks and bonds
In home and foreign markets a. follows:
hEw YORK. Nov 22.-Eirst Board-U. s. 6's
leet, coupon. lib; 5.20's. lc62, ex .ooupon, los
ls6i,ex-coupon, i07 1855, coupon, IOS ;is8s
coupon, new, 107 Il; 1867. coupon, I07k; tU.4U's
coupon, lOl s; 7.3u's, second, us 4; SN Z, third
l0S6; Canton, 45a; Cumberland. 25; q uicksil
yer, IN Mariposa, X; do preferred, I2X, Ne
YORK Central, ia; Paeinc Mail, I3i; At
iantic Mail. D6a.; Erie, n do. preferred, 77x
hudson. 1913; Reading, e6is; Michigan Oeasrui
l09&; Michigan Southern. 81; Illinois Oentrai
l2sH; Cleveland and Pittsburg, So; North.
western, SIN; do. preferred, 64as Rock Island
95S; Fort Wayne, S7H: Ohio and Miss Ter.
tIticates. PAX; w. U. Telegraph, 3lx Boston
Water Power. TX; Cleveland and Toledo
1917; Gold, 1881.
LONDON, Nov. 92.-ConsoIs open % SIG
Bones, 20 ll-i6; Erie, 461, Illinois, s54.
FRANKSoRT, Nov. 22-Noou. Bonds 75L
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 22-Noon-Oottou one
quiet Sales will reach 5000 bales MddItus
UplaDds, 81: Orleans. SH. Brokers' Circular
for week foots mp sales $4,000: OF which lOUta
bales were fer export
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TIE DOLLAR POLL ray.

There hiss been considerable controversy
upon the question Of the right OF the Tax Col.
hector 10 put The dollar poll tax assessed for
school pGrPosssJ upon the general tax bills Of
taxpayers. IN consequence of the legisIattou
Of Congress upon the subject Of the payment
sf the poll tax by voters. As we have under
stood 1t, The legislation of Congress simply did
sway with the requirement making the pay-
nent of the poll tax pre-req uisits to voting,
leaving The law Otherwise as it stood pre-
ously. In this opinion we are confirmed nv
the following correspondents between OIL
lecter Hall aud the Corporation Attorney. n,
will be seen that Mr. Bradley, while holding
that the law imposing the tax has never been
Tepesiea, sd that the tax ought 10 be assessed
and Collected, 4 of the opinion that there ia No
powsr ~ whieh the collecnon OF the tax can
be eR3JTt.L-
'tLLEcToE's OFFICE. CITY HALF
-" az iNGToN, ID. O., Oct. 81, Iss7.
jos. H. -aatey, Esq. Corporation Affornsy
Dsar SIR desire TO submit TO You for your
opinion whether or not under the proyIsions
o. exlsune laws am fully authorized and en-
powered 10 collect of each male sdult residsnt
or voter, the one dollar poll tax heretofore
lrNieo Tor school purposes, and DO VI far NJ col .
Iects ole, the collection of the same nav ba en-
forced Earnestly asking that your reply nav
pe a. as early day a. practicable, nave the
hcnor 70 DC, SIR your obedient servant,
A q. HALL.
To this note Mr.. Bradley made the follow.
ing answer
The law imposing thu tax Ia. never been re-
peaiec, snd The tax ought to Be Assess ed ana
collected. There is no power OF which I am
aware by which il can be enforced.
Jos. II. BRADLEY
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Baltimore Markets

Breadstufs-rhs market for Flour is quiet
but s'eady The demand has been priucip 81 $
fer shipping brands OF City Mills, which, NV.
ever. Is now pretty we'll supplied. SAILS yes
tefoay OF 300 hbis. City Mills Extra az SiU 10.
500 ools. COCO Cry Mills Super a. $40: 9 u Dbl
do a. S975. ONO Flour il scarce North
western Snpers range from 1915 20 1921
GraID-W heat Re Gel pts 500 no she Is white
aud 1880 bushels red. Market firm and about
cents higher for the best grades. The sale,
ncinded 2.ttO bushels Oh Jfc- MARYLAND red al
26b cent. and 800 bushels prime d.. a. % cts
%cod whre sold st 2f0 cen s. Corn-Receipt-
l26,6 bushels whi'e and SAG bushels yeIIor.
Market firm. Recipe mostly new. Oats
Receipts :. 100 bushels.
Buuer and EcRs.-The market is fairly suo
piled and pro ara we'll m1intained Fran 4.
lin aDd Howard street receipts 3SaiO CEN
Glades rather scarce; Prime Diaries 35aiU cts .
trFsh kegs ira4j cents; Western Roll and ruo
Butter Is in good suppiy-the former we uote
az 32a35 cents uuVrHp', and - cests for wraut.
Tub Rutter 3Ca40 cents; Common I6s2O cents
Grease Butfer ~ cents Chickens S3aSI mar
dozen. Ducks scarce a. SfaSi.5O per dozen.
Fenison 23a25 cents. Eastern Eggs 29a32 cents
per dozen by the barrel. Western 25l2S cts.
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MES. LANpERAs ELIzaRRrn-MrsIanaA

MRS Ian DER a. ELIzABErH.-Mrs Lander
sIait frsm The syuphatny felt for her IN
Consequence OF tie 6eath OF her husband
curing The late civil war, and the adm,rari N
eIciisd y hsI tender DinIstry u the wounded
and dying While the striis was rar,n- h.S
claims open public appreciation IS an accom-
IiIsheo aIs mSriiCTous artist She VIII an
pear as EhZatsin o. England, n Walls Opara
tCuSr, on MC1day evening next, aad We BE-
sTssk fer he crowded houses. One Of h ablest
CIsmauc critics has said Of nsr IN this cbsr-
scteT "1Ts lenders EIizabe n Is nearer he
eood queen Bess' OF The Englisn history than
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HE WEEKLY STAR Is now on our coupts
Tor sale, and in wrappers. ready for the mails
eoutainIng the proceedings at The reass m bling
OF Congress yesterday; a good Story. entitled
stress, AID Guess Again" the MARYLAND
bsp.lst mon Association; the Wise Pollard
Ahau. the MorkInEmen's Demopstr trion.
Nasnlheton News and Gossip; the Ger.
sn-i tbe Courts; the Prize Ring Temperance
Mattrs; Movements OF the WorkiuZ PeonIe.
Useful TENS of Domestic Economy; Hnmor
Gus Sketches with Domestic, Military. Naval
Departmental, and Local News: Agriculturai
sbo Honsekeeping Miscellany; and the latest
Telegraph Dispatches
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ALEXANDRIA AND VICINITY The Gazette
OF yes erday evening says:
he following proxies sbd directors have
bsea appointed by he board OF public works,
the Orange, ALEXANDRIA and Manassas an 4
Alesandris, LoudoUn and III am ps ire railroad
mpsnies: q. A. & NJ. X R.--CharIes M
Biackfo d, X. Turner and John M. Cnapmau
proxies; John q. Meem, Lewis b. wlIIisms,
q Suite, directors. In the Alexandra,
Ioudoun and Hampshire railroad Company,
John Janpey, Jchr Powell. Andrew Jsmi.
son, and John NJ Orr, directors; r ,oert n
Miller, Charles II. Lee and Benjamin Morg an.
proxies
The ting boat Potomqc with a lighter in tow,
has sone to the relief OF the steamship Empire.
which went aground at Matthias Point or the
Pc omae, on Saturday night last, while oou d
from this city to New Yofk, Captain Nichols,
OF he steamer Express, who arrived up last
night, reports t1al the lighter is rapidly re-
moving The carso OF the grounded vessel TO the
wharf at Ma hias' Point.
TIE Circuit Court of this county, Judge
Thomas presiding, resumed its session to-day
In the case VI the Orange and Alexandra
IA road company VS.. Slaug hter.'th Judge de-
hvered an opinion, overruiipg the demurrer,
ADD deciding that the properly of the company
debt clsimed.
The annual general meeting of the stoc khold.
ers OF the Orange, Alexandra and Manassas
railroad company convened at the CO of the
coupaoy, in this city, a noon to-day.
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SRnai 81 Nice -:.......... 2,VO OO
oitures for the current year. and il is
thought II may exceed the actual req uire.
ments OF the service. The esrabiishm n {
of peace with the Indians, IL effected, will
result IN great reduction o. Expenditures
Over $l3.oCO,0O0 OF the present estims.e is
10 cover deficiency in last years apprspria
ton.
The continuance for another year of the az.
ditional pay allowed TO officers by the last
Congress 10 recon mended
In relation TO the Military Districts OF the
South General Grant saws that their com :.
msnders are, so far as their military d uties are
concerned. under sui )rd,uation TO the General
OF the Army and War Department. In their
civil capacity they are entirely indie pendent Of
both, except in matters Of removals. appoint
mFnts, ana detail. II is but fair TO the District
Commanders 10 state that while they have been
thus independent in their civil duties, there
has not been one OF them who would not WELD
10 positively expressed wish in regard to
any matter of civil ADM nistration from eth .r
OF he officers placed over them by Con .ti tu I, IN
or acts of Con gress, so long as that wish was
IN the direction OF q proper execution of the
law, Tor the exec uton of which they alone are
responsible. General Grant adds that he IL
pleased TO say that the Commanders OF thu
Southern Military Districts have executed
their diff1euu trust faithfully and without bi is
from any Judgment of their own as to the
merit or dement, OF the law they were exc
cutting.
The reports OF Gems. S,ho1eld, Canby ana
Pope have already been published That OF
General Ord represents that the whites gene
rally are opposed TO the reconstructiou acts
aud that the extension OF suffrage to the AZ.
groes hiss increased the feeling OF hostility to
IN m and 10 Northern men, and General Ord
thinks than larger military force than now
employed Will be required TO protect the freed
men In their rights Reports have not vet
been received from Generals, Sickles, Shsri.
dan ana Mower.
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oc 29-lm 10th street west and cana
EQUAL TO MY HUSBAND.

WILTON J. SAFFOLD,
Formerly Of Mostsomers, Alnbama9
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW.
WASHINGTON, D. O.
once No. 42s b Street, Opposite the City Hall,
Will practice in the Supreme Court of the United
States, Court of Claims, and the Courts Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia.
Claims and Department business will receive
prompt Attention. ls-n
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NATIONAL THEATBR--Maggie Mitchell ha,
benefit this evening, on which occasion sue
viii appear in the Pearl OF saver" which
was played last Right TO a crowded and enthu-
sisshc house The new members OF the STOCK
Company 10 are IL the cast of this piece made
decidedly coed impression yesterday eve
mig ~
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NotLsoToE's OFFICE. OIrY HALL,

TIE GEoRGETOwS COUNCILS last evening
adopted resolution appointing a Joint com.
mittee to act in conjunction with a similar
committee from this city to wait upon the
Secretary Of War and request hun to detail an
ofhcer OF the Engineer corps to make a survey
10 ascertain the most practicable route for the
proposed l.. \ II. Il. r. connection with the
District cities
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-22

81 quorum appearing Wednesday, ia the
New York CONSTITUTIONAL Convention, At went
70 " OTk IN earnest
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45S mAhDLI HALL 45S
FRANC GOLDMAN take pleasure to inform
the public Of Washington that they have just
opened at their new Store, 9TH street opposite
Patent Once, very large and well selected stock
OF CENTS FURNISHING GOODS. These
Goods being bought at this great reduction in
prices will be sold che per than in any other store
in the city and all we request is a call, and you
will convince yourselves that you can buy GENTS
FURNISHING GOODS at Marble Hall to more adj
vantage than any " here else. Try it.
FRANC Il GOLDMAN
no Hit AS 18th ST., opposite Patent Office
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- Ihe Annapolis Nd. Ca<etts, comes out
this week In favor OF General Gram as The
Republican candidate for the Presidency
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- Prom Shiliiugton. Odson Building, we
have FronL LeELie,s AgaaEias for Danemher
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o PHO I A l..
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.

WAsHInGTos, Novem Der q, 1867
Information has been received at this d.
per'msnt frem Mr. J. II McCollev, tie Oon-
sui OF the United States at Csliao, Perm, OF the
dean, on the 3fst Of July last, at OaIIao of
Robsrt Stead; on the 2ith OF August Il r.
Hoosdon: on the s6't of August, Charles VI ar
rard; and on the 18th Of Septem DER, OF w. u.
TarwoOd
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DRY GOODS, &c.

UPIN'S EMPRESS CLOTHS,
II FROM 621s CENTS PER YARD Up.
Just received from the
LATE LARGE SALE OF LUPIN'S GOODS,
smother stock Of handsome DRESS GOODS, at
very low prices. comprising q full assortn emit of
L0PLINs REPS, EMPIRES CLOTHS, FRENCH
MERIEOs; PRINTEDANp ALL Wool NOUS
FILMS. SILK CHAIN WINcEY'S, and various
other Eress Goods of fine quality. which are
prepared to sell as cheap they sell In New York
One price only.
". M. sHUSTER + BRO,
no Il 81 No. - Market Space.
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GoNernmeai Securities,

WAsHIkGToN, Nov. ~, s67-Jay Cooke
20 furnish the following quotations Of Gov
erHment securities.
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|" FRENCH CONFECTIONERY
Jd.AAppuI = uoYsTGR sALo.

ysnis 1919 saAffIELD, No. 246 PeaHsyl.
- th n, asnouscss 70 bis customers and the cah
sup.rier s,,, nov prspcred to furnish Oysters in
chaies 4. Eees1ine, and Families fnrnished with
il the Cohfectis,ors sms, Pastry, and All articles
material and at The shortest notiee. Vi ocs Sss'
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4hk ELECTIONS IN NORTH AND SOUTH c.p
A--The total number Of registered voters
IN North CaroliRa was-vhites. Ita oso. col.
oIeo, .I.eSI The numher registered in So,,h
Oalonn1 Nas-v hites, Is, Isl: coiored % ssS
Inc ciecuon returns from Norm t,.,o,,,.
are very meager, but enough have heas -
ccIVeo 10 esi aolish the fact mai n Con 1890
nas len called oy large majority. and m ~
the kadica!s nave elected a N al ri,v -, ~.
ceIerafes Very few negroes nav 80, " -, M
go, but number OF extreme VIM pso.n.ss
Inc Conservatives lost many coonf,.s n. 49,
control by spafhy and iodfrsrpuee Ths -
turns show 6i9 majority for the p,a,c.1. g,
Raleigh, and from meaTer returns fror, an
ccUnry ~ l. certain that the majority will =.
so. The Convention is carried in the con o.
by s 0 VOTES james II. Harris, q negro les A.
The Radical ticket. Returns from other nsrts
q he State are coming In slowly. but ali 10
dictate that the East bas gone Radical bv a
large vote, and the West also ia many IN
stsp IS 10 Il thought thar Orange couaty
elects Ccnservaiive ticket BY Q hsndsome
maJciIiy- Prof: Hedrteks, enc OF thu Radical
csnoidstSs for that county. 10 beaten.
e'urns from South Carolina from eight
copit houses snow 3,733 blacf votes ana n
wbfe IRIS viii be about ths proportion
throughout the State. Not one white yots 4.
known 70 have been east against the Conyen
uor-s
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ID Il OP-O AIS. E2S


kECTUITlNG RENDEZVOUS, 6J ISDIANk AvFNrrJ
NAsHINGToN, ID. q November 81. IST
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Re
cTuiiing station until thu 18th day Of November
J. J. At ~ O'Clock az noon, for the subsistjng of
nitrd States recruits and r, cruiting party in
a-hir etOn- II. {. under the cOmmanT Of th~ un-
dersigned, ire M the LIST DAY Of December IS7 10
the 3lst day of May. 1873 such earlier dale as
the tonmi ssaTy General Of Subsistence NAV direct
The ratiOus to be furnished shall be of tine tirSt
dnaliy- and shall consist. per man. of twelve
7untes OF pork or bacon pound and f,ur
ounces OF salt or tres' beef, one pound and ST
ousces Of soft bread, and to every on- hundred Ta-
lions fifteen pounds of beans or peas aud ten
pounds Of rice or hominy. eight pounds of roasted
cofee. nfteen pounds OF sugar, four quarts Of vim
egar. one pound and four ounces of adamantine or
star candles, four pounds Of SOAP. three mounds
Der. FOP
The provisions are to be thoroughly cooked and
issued three times each day. TO wit: morning noon
and evening. JAS f. WILSON,
First Lieut.. 2i ARTILLERY
In
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MONEY SAvED!i
GREAT REDUCTION IN DRY GOODS.
Call at EMORY BAxTER'S, us Penn'a ave.,
between 18th and 10Th streets, for general assort
men, Of cheap DRY GOODS.
An assortment of Ladies Vests and Pants always
on hand; also, Gents Shirts and Drawers. mis- 2w'
I YON's SILK vELyETS FOB MANTILLAS,
IL very cheap.
yELvETEENs and CLOAKING CLOTH, in
Rich Irish PLAID POPLINs, s1.75 per yard.
NELONS, REPS, BIARITZS, FRENCH MERI-
NOS. and various other styles of dress goods.
OPERA FLANEELS, RED AND WHITE
OPERA CLOTHS, full stock of black and col
ored SILKS.
Our stock il .full in all departments. We offer sl
goods at the Lowest cash prices,
VIM. L. Riley 4 BROTHER,
No SO Central Stores
no l3-ew opposite De N tire Market.