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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-04
The Medical socicsy-secend Days
Proceedings. rr

The Medical sociesy-secend Days
Proccedings. ala .. u.-
The Society met at 9 A. NJ. pursuant
to adjournment, the President, DR.. Eris'
sell, in the chair:
The minutes were read and approved
DR.. Bates nominated DR.. Geo. Baird
for membership, which nomination was
seconded by DR.. R. H. Cummins, and on
ballot he was elected. h
DIR. Lazzell then read his essay, enti-
tied "Stimulants in the Treatment Of
Acute Diseases" fs17- e.. "a .r-'..
DIR. Brock was called and reported
progress with his essay, and he had
leave to make his report Mt the next
meeting. To atone, in part, for the alb,
sence of his report, hec read notes Of o
case of cystic tumor, occupying the 10
cality of the left ureter, which was
tapped through the vagina. There was
no post mortem report, and the merits o.
the case were fully discussed by Drs
R. H. Cummins, Hildreth and Reeves.
DR.. Brock made a tabular report Of
the diseases and injuries of the number
of persons enrolled for militia duty il
the 10th regiment of Virginia Militia
as per order of the Governor in 1853. 90
The Secretary read letter from DR.
James E. Kendall, an absent member o
the Society; also, one from HALEY Nc
Coy, begging permission to be heard be
fore the Society, with the view of OK
planning his professional status.
On motion of DR.. Lazzell. o commit
tee of three were appointed TO repor
upon the claims of Dr.. McCoy-where
upon the Chairman appointed DIS. Laz
zell, Bates and Nickline.
On motion Of Dr.. Lazzell, the actor
Of the Secretary during recess, in rela
ton to the admission Of members int
the Society since the meeting at Fair
mont, was ratified unanimously b!
ballot brc1sS 5oc9 A.. -.
s DR.. Pipes nominated Dr. ID. CurIi
for membership, and on taking eaiio
he was declared elected. 7o.s
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Visitors TO the Fair

Are advised to call at f. Bookings
Pharmacy, No. Odd Fellows Hall,
should they need anything in the way
Of Toilet Preparations, Perfumes for the
Handkerchief Hair Brushes, Combs,
Patent Medicines, or anything in the
Fancy Goods line. The stock is most
complete and prices reasonable. Don't
fail to call.
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DISSOLUT3ON.

TINHE FIRM OF j. C. ORR g. co. WAS
dissolved on September 18th, 1867, by mu-
tual consent, ]. c. Orr and B. F. Little retiring
The business OF the Old Firm win be closed by
the New Firm of A. W. PAUL Co, who are
solely authorized TO settle all our claims and &C
counts. .-...
shown us by our old customers, and request
continuance ofthe same for the new firm.
J. G. ORR,
b. +. LITTLE,
A W. PAUL..
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NOTICES.
NOTICE.

i with me in the Grocery and Produce bust.
ness. Joseph Speidel, formerly of the firm OF
Speidel & IDderTieden. The business will be
A. TURNER.
We intend to keep on hand well selected
stock of groceries, produce, &c, and to which
we would invite the attention of thu public.
TURNER & SPElDEL.
nctnher IR61.3.2M
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4 Pittsburgh MAN.

In our report of the race that occurred
Yesterday morning We neglected to no
tice, in another column, the exquisite
driving of the colt Emperor Eclipse"
by Mr.. Joseph Sammerhead, OF Pitts
burgh. His dexterity with the strings
threw the ladies into spasms, and his
gentlemen friends into pool. yo-s.
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NORWOOD SCHOOL,
Nelson Co., Va.

1,HE NORwOODsCHOOL, WITH
n fun corps Of able and experienced in
structors and under SIN more favofalle auspices
than heretofore. viii reopen on "Wednesday,
September 1sth. 1851. The interest and ad-
vareemsnt % sks scholars win receive the clos
est personal attention. Address
WILLIAM ID. CABELL, Principal
b fEa'ga Norwood p. o.. Nelson Co. Va.
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on ,he Fair Grensd

: Yesterday we saw a queer looking
building going up just north of Floral
Hall. and was told that it was an i'm
proyed Picture Gallery, and that pho
tnres would be made and finished there
in a fsw minutes time, astonishingiy
cheap. - sT ,ea-d1 90 . ... ..,
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Grand supper.

Grand supper.
The State Medical Society were en-
tertaiaed at the house DR.. X. II. Cum
Minis last evening, A sumptuous repast
was served up. and great many oysters
were dissected by the fraternity, and
pood cheer generally prevailed.
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FOR SALE.
vineyard ON wheeling Island
for Sale. q

sale, Moore's magnificent Vineyard on
Wheeling Island. II possesses the following
Inducements. viz: 70 acres of alluvia land, up.
on which over 10000 choicest grapevines have
ellar and necessary outbuildings; a stone wine
house slx22, 10 feet high, with a splendid vault
az same size, IL feet high. Terms-one.f fourth
the purchase money dewlL and the balance In
one, two. three anil four years, with interest.
..t lTHOS OBRIEN.
ort3 - Real Estate Agent.
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Obituary.

Mr.. and Mrs. Gray Hairs, two old and
highly esteemed citizens of America,
departed this life a few days since, while
using o bottle procured at the drug
store of C.. H. Odbert, labeled Odbert's
Vegetable Ambrosia, which always re-
stores gray hair to its original color
and cures badness. ~
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HAVING carefully examined the Ma
son G. Hamlin Cabinet Organs, l am
happy in declaring that was COM
fly of tone, and by the happy combina-
tions which could be produced by these
instruments, which seem to me so per-
fectly constructed in every respect.
z. KETTERER, .n
Tkedistingaished; Composer and Pianist.
PARIS, May 10, 1867.
Go to Sheib's Music store where the
Cabinet Organ may be had in every
style, from seventy-fve to six hundred
dollars. .. 3D.. .ri'
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A Lurge Business

A Large Business
Was done in Photographs, Gems, AL
buns, &c, at Partridge's yesterday.
He has large force of operators this
week. Takes four pictures at once.
No one has to wait. 1t is all done in
side of ten Misunderstanding made and
pictures delivered.
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circuit Court
The Circuit Court was occupied yes
terday in hearing the testimony in the
case of Lawrence Cady, charged with
rape.
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Baptist General Association of West
l. VIr1Sufa. ... g.. go.

baptist General Association of West
Virginia. ' G.. 80 l.
The Association met, persuant to ad,
journment, at s:3o',A. NJ, The session
was opened by singing and prayer.
The report Of the Board was present,
ed and read by the Secretary, giving a
very interesting account of the strug,
giles and triumphs of their missionaries.
The following partial summary of the
statistics willindicate the operations Of
the Board for the year just closed. Num-
Der of missionaries employed, 10; num-
Der of stations supplied, 36; out sta
tons, GO; baptized, 25s; received by let
ter, SO; number of Sunday Schools in
operation, IS; teachers, 1s1; scholars
1871; numoer of volumes in libraries
2l97; Liabilities incurred by the Board
during the year., S2,0S3; receipts
through the missionaries, 1886 SO; from
other sources, including amount re-
naming in the treasury last year 81 ,469
The committee on Arrangements fol
next session reported, recommending
that the next anniversary be held with
the Bethesda Church, Marion county
W. Va, (at Barracksville.) The report
was adopted.
The committee to nominate an Elk
ecutive Board presented a report nomi
mating the following brethren, whose
nominations were confirmed:
c. r. Hopkins, John Kinnard, j. M
Davidson, j. S. A. Farrow, w. II. Pow,
ell, II. P. Davidson, d. Boughner, VIII
liam Mallonee, w. p. Forthey, r. Lane,
J. C. Garrett, William Clayton, A. Hart
unit, John McCarroll, Peter 'Glowry, A.
Crawford, G. l.. Carder, Joseph A. Sum-
mers, J. F. Underwood, Barrett Shain,
M. w. Farnswortb, Jackson Waraford,
Lemuel Stump, Thomas Terrell, A. j.
eastman, w. A. Lowana, A. P. Stewart
The committee on Obituaries present
ed a report noticing the deaths of Rev
ereuds Fisher, Margraw, Robinson and
Griffin, and expressing the high appre-
citation of the denomination of the
character and services of these soldiers
of the Cross. The report was adopted.
The afternoon session was principally
occupied in hearing verbal reports from
the Missionaries present, indicating the
progress of the glorious cause of Christ.
The Special Committee on the Allie
gheny College made report, earnestly
recommending that the Association take
the necessary means to secure to the
denomination first class college. The
report was laid upon the table to be
taken up on tomorrow.
Adjourned until 81 o'clock tomorrow
morning, ......,. b. f.a W
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DISSOLUTION.

Tins firm or partnership OF Orr. PAUL s. Co.,
consis,i ng of J. c. Orr and A. Paul, was dis
solved nv mutual consent on the 18th OF Sep
tsmbsr ;s6T The business Of the late hrm
viii he settled by J. C. Orr. j: c; ORR
Having purchased the entire stock OF the
Camel Store of Orr, PAUL & Co. and thankful
for The very liberal patronage bestowed upon
the old frm, we would AJAX a continuance OF the
same Intending TO giTe our entire Illne anu
stocE and facilities we hope to give satisfaction
10 an whs NAV favor us with their patronage.
The business WILDE carried on under the nrm
name Of oDp . "a
Successors To IN
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We Advise NIL strangers.. r.'s
In the city this week to visit the i'm
mense Picture Establishment of A. c,
Partridge's, III Main street., .is"
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Just Received,

Just Received,
A large new stock of Dry Goods and
Shawls at Brues & Sanders, No. ia
Main street. ---- =
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The Largest
And finest stock of furs in the city
Just opened at Brnes & Sanders, No. ia
Main street. .i.
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Life Scholarship, Forty Dollars.
No Extra Charges

For Railroading. SteambOating BANKING &c, az
In many other Colleges, and students from dis
lance viii find that Wheeling il the cheapest
and best point at which 10 attend Business
College, Boarding. the chief item, being con
siderabiy lower than In a larger city.
For our College Monthly and Circulars con
tanning every particular, and for specimens OF
writing and hourishing. address
CREASEY, Principal,
les WHEELING, W. VA.
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See Partridge's Collection
10 Of highly finished porcelain pictures
Mt the Fair. ...-' 800
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Furs,, Rnrs, Furs,

] Furs, Furs, FurH, - '-'-|-
Twenty-Five per cent. saved by pur-
chasing at Brues & Sanders, No, l4l
Main street.
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At the Gallery

Al the Gallery
On the Fair Grounds you can get
your pictures taken to-day at cheapest
rates. Don't miss the opportunity.
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Kid Gloves

Equal to Alexandre's, at 81 25 per
pair, every pair warranted, at Brues &
Sanders, No. la Main street.
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Go and Sec .
The mammoth Coot Vent at A. w.
PAUL. e. Co.'s.
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Charming Country Residence
for Sale.
.n AMIN N RuVRn To SELL,

that very delightful country residence now
occupied by Mr.. Z. Swartz, situated on the
National Road, two miles east of this city. The
property is in the most complete and perfect
aarirr, Possession given immediately.
t-+ THOS. O'BRIEN,
oc,ilw Real Estate Agent.
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Z LOCAL MATTERS.
THE FAIR--THIRD DAY

Yesterday Thursday, the third day
of the Fair, was, in the number of peo-
pie, complete success. There were
upon the grounds about five thousand
persons. The races, which were the
main feature of the day, resulted as
follows: ~
1890 A. M.-For fancy matched trot-
ting horses (without regard to color or
sex }, mile heats, best 2 in 3. S75 to LIST
horse; S25 to I'd.
Flying Cloud and mate .........-... l
Rose and mate. ---.-.....-..-..-....
Mike and mate. ....----..-.------.- 3-dr
Time-3;2sa, 1904, 1921 and 1919.
Two o'clock-Preinium $3.50; for trot-
tir stations in harness-milo heats
best three in fve-S100 to first horse,
$50 to second.
Tom. .-.'--'-''''''
Emperor Eclipse. -..-.-.-.......
Prince observation-disclosures. Drawn.
FOUR O'CLOCK.
Grey Eagle. .-..--..-......-..
Otis l.. Cook. .--..-..--.----..-.--- ) d
Time-230S, 22s1, 2:33i, 22ss.
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The Peoples Bank,
RRIcR No. 40 MAIR ATRRRI

'OwhkEL1SSS.' WA Money rss.i1.d on |,
dcposit INTEREST paid on Special Deposit.
and sold. CollectiOns ~ homo or from abroad
promptly attended To-. 4. I.
DIRECTORS
John Reid, Christian Hes.
John Hapdlan, John yockler,
Sam1 J. Boyd, Richard Carter,
Andrew Wilson. .,
JoHx REID. Prsst.
JOSIAHF UPDEgRAFF, Cashier.
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incorporated 1885.

incorporated 1885.
Wheeling Savings institution.
OFFICE 40. % MONROE STREET.
MONEY RECEIVED ON DRPOs-
Iu 1T, Interest paid on Special Deposits, Note.
and Bills Discounted, Exchange bought and sold.
. want that has long been felt In this communi
", this Institutlon viii receive on Wednesday
and Saturday afternoons between the hours Of
two and tour o'clock. deposits % any sum Of
money from one dollar and upwards. on which
interest will be paid.
Direeters.
ALEX LAUGHLIN, Al. PANEELI.
JOHN McLURE, in, ALEX. ROGERS.
MORGAN I. OFT, JAMES PAUL.,
ALEX. J. CECIL, JAMES REED,
octI7Iy A. c. QUARRIER, Treasurer.
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENK'.

A LARGE ROOM, SECOND STORY, COX
N ner Of Monroe and Market streesS
SRn2N 1. w ~.
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Merchants National Bank
OF WEST VIRGINIA.

Capital Paid In ..--...~......s5oo, 900.
T'IIIs BANK SUCCEEDS To THE
Il business Of the "Merchants' and Mechanics
Bank Of Wheeling.v 10 Il Designated Dcposi
tory and Financial Agsnt 81 Tho DATED State
and IA prepared 10 do = legitimate Ranking bust
meas t-
PEEsIDEsr-R oBERr CRAsGLR.
DIRScToRs-- Thomas Sweeney, L. r. DolaplaIh.
JRA G, ASheson, John bonlOn. Jacob Berger, A..
Allen Howell, J. Nelson Vance, JAmcs DalIsll.
janl7.iy y. BRADY. Cashisr
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The Great Success

That has attended this College since its estab
lishment has determined IA 10 open in a short
time an
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore & Ohio R. R. Co,
OFFICE BALTIMORE & ONO RAILROAD Co.,
WHEELING, May 4, 1867.
SUMMER SCHEDULE.


DAssENGRR TRAINS WILL Run
i by the following schedule on and after the
5th day of May. 1861:
FAST LINE.
LEAVE LEAVE
Wheeling. 5l0P. II. baltimore $40
ARRIVE Washington. $50 +
Grafton .... .l0:00P. N. ARRIVE
Parkersb'g e. $50 A. " HaTpsr's Fry s.3OP ".
Cumberland. 800 Cumberland l2I5 A. ".
HarpeT's Fry 7.l5 Grafton. $50 "
Baltimore 1000 Wheeling. 1910
washn City lI:35 'lncluding Sundays.
Including SundAys.
EXPRESS TRAIN.
LEAvE- LEAVE
Wheeling. I,55 A. N. baltimore s45 r. n
ARRIVE Wash't'n C'y s;45
Grafton. 800. las j. N. ARRIVE
Parkersburg TAO Harper'sF'ry l:Ji N.
Cumberland. 7:25 /" Cumberland $40 {"
Harper's F'ryl2;37 A. ". Grafton. 1903 r. 81.
Baltimore. 4:3I Wheeling. sos Z"
Except Saturday. Except Saturday.
MAIL TRAIN.
Daily Train.
LEAVE LEAVE
Wheeling 9ll0 r. ". 'BaltimOre. e45 A. n.
ARRrvE- WaAht'n Cy 7,t5
Grafton. ..... 2s90 An. Arrive
Cumberland 7:IO HarpersF'ry liOOF
Harper's Fryl2IO p. NJ. Cumberland. 600
Winchester. $50 Grafton ll:p
Baltimore :. 500 4" Wheeling. 40 An.
Washt'n Cy $50
Including Sundays. Including Sundays.
BENWOOD ACCOMMODATION
To connect with G. o. Division.
LEAVE WHEELING At
SS:ddOO............-'A..M fOo.-.'.-..---...r NJ
300.
Tickets to all principal points in the East,
West and Southwest, can be procured at the
Company's Office. - -
JOHN L. WILSON
Master Of Transportation.
X. T. DEvRIES,
nav General A gent Wheeling
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czBgemsnt. costing but ti0. While u may 10
";Ttn 10 i,., 10 yssl.sa.y ssesn
New York City, visif q ispmedi1feiy dispose 0i
the shove magnaAcsat stock csfttfcztss, nam
Ing The articles arc plaoed N sezfcd envelopes.
and well mixed. Holders ara entifipd 20 the ar
tlelea named on their osffi31sts, apon payment
Of 81, whstber 81 BEL vzt<h vVrth t55o OF lsss
The return Of asy a aus ssfti8oatss entities
Jon % the Article Sanea tsesrep. upon payment
Of IL worth and a. no article vaissd
less tan so h named % any oertihfats, viii at
once Be seen that thIsls ~ EotfE tvt Q sfraagtf-
Jorlodrd l>1fhpsat< tLansaefson, phteA ~ey b par.
tiefpafed - susss ~ o., mod IaSfid0u A single
certificate viii b seHt bI nsil, post paid, upsh
rgoeiDt u - cents, fer d. II .fg o. "a and an
eiegEnt breaiam ter - % AID = DOT. valuable
prsTHinm fos go. no snd o moot shperb watrh
i0r tIS. T0sEents 90 tbase seckisz employment
this Il Q rArs 1ppOgtzniiy., II u . leg3timaisly
eo1dneted busln1as, Only Authorized By the Gov
ernmeEf and OprH - Tie most careful .srutiny.
TENN. Ad1fsa HILL. ROR1zR & Co.
aaEk,d str4s szkfD Dry street ~
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GREAT WATCH BALE

OF Use POfu1AR Owe PklCH ffas.
GIVING EYRKY PATRON 4
VI Handsome and RsliAbls watch for the Low
price Of TEE DOLLARSi "a
WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE.
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WANTS.

CEWING MACHHNEs.-
y Agents wanted everywhere TO sell our low
nrioed' fully licensed machines. Send for our
circular. SHAW e. CLARK, S. NJ. Co., Bidde-
ford Maine. novl4-ly
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ARITHII ETC.

In this most important feature Of business
education, we do not simply impart enough
knowledge 10 perform the Ordinary Calculations
the regular .r
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,tion of DR.. Todd, il was

On motion of DR.. Young, 1T was
.Resolred, That committee of FIVE,
of whom DR.. Bates shall be Chairman,
shall be appointed to alter or amend the
constitution and bylaws of the Society,
and that they shall report at the next
meeting. G. p
The Chairman filled the committee by
the appointed of Drs. R. H. Cummins,
Jhon II. Storer, James NJ. Lazzell and
James E. Reeves.
DR.. r. ii. Cummins nominated DR.. z.
W. Hazlett for membership, and on
ballot he was elected. 81
DR.. j. K. BHkebill and NJ. c. Dough-
erty, members of the Society, were re-
ported to the Secretary. -a
On motion it was veted that Grafton
be the next place Of meeting. role
Committee Of Arrangements for next
meeting-Drs. Dougherty, Kennedy,
Thayer and Sharp.
On motion of DR.. ]. Il. Storer, it was
Resoiced, That every proposition for
amending the constitution shall, on
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Is acknew lodged by practical accountants to be
superior to all others
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FIRST CT ASS ACADEMY

But as complete and superior au English and
classical course as any High School, Our sys'
tenn of H... ... ...
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-05
DRY Goods.

N foreign goods of all kinds the tran So ctIon
or The week, except AT the great retail stores,
have been on very limited scale; the sales al
auction have beeP light. consisting mostly OF
broken lots and odds and ends, while the i'm /.
portations have been smaller than in any
week az the corresponding season for three
years.
Ii is not safe TO predict how Low the price of
Gotten goods Will fall while The raw material
Is still tending downward. On Saturday, the
anne grade OF cotton which brought thirty.
three cents year ago sold for fifteen cen s.
THIS Is the lowest point IL has touched since
the outbreak Of me rebellion IL the tax should
be removed, and 1t probably Will BE-, of course,
~ VIII go still lower; but the planter will DE
no better of. a. the present prices India can
not compete with Us in cotton.
Most descriptions OF domes'ics are held al
hrmer prices than they were, and in some de-
sCrruoLs there has been slight advance
The stock Of heavy unbleacbed sheetings IN
TIE hands OF agents is so considerab reduced
'hat mere Is no anxiety 10 force sales present
pTicss.
Bleached goods are ia fsir demand; but there
Is full supply OF the conmouer kinds and
pTIcfs are not so firm. Cotton fiauneIs are 10
better demand, and prices have stid-ned up
little, as the stock on hard is not large There
- considerable activity in priuts, and prices
have not varied essentially from our lasr re-
port: but the supply OF desirable styles is con.
sideraoly less than II has been Rolled jac-
ouets, sIIesias, and cambrics are in moderate
demand
The sales o. muslin De LANES are fair for the
maintained
The market for most kinds Of wooleus is
heaVy: large sales are r OF expected at this sea-
son, and prices are not much affected by stag
naiioE 10 the trade, as IL is looked for and pro-
yidTc FOR. Blankets have been in moderate
rec utst. and a large clearing out sale has Just
heen made OF = lot which has been living in
warehouse ever since the surrender OF Lees
army ~. i. IadeyeudeHi, 5M.