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Cashier First National Bank.

MeIipo Shirts and Drawers, 50, GO, rs, 80 cents,
81. Good White Shirts, from 30 cents mp to
$3.50. Good warm Gloves, from IS cents mp
other house ia this city, at i9i 9TH street, be.
tween and T., three doors above Odd Fell
lows Hall. Hecollect No. 494. 12,l9,l:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-23

THE ORIGINAL FRANC sells Gents Furnish
ing Goods cheaper than any house in this city,
at his popular store, 49i 18th street, between d
and +, three doors above Odd Fellows Hall.
Recollect the No.-i94. 2,19,l:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-23

FOR CHILBLAINs AND FROSTED FEET
Whites Embrocation Is a specific. Price 81
per bottle. For sale at i2i Pennsylvania ave.
nue., between Ak and 9th streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-23

IL you WISH to buy your Christmas presents,
fine Gold Watches and Jewelry, you will save
ander's, 240 Pennsylvania avenue, between
18th and 18th streets. l2,4,4;
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TO.M0R ROW.

RY COOPER LATIMER, Auctionee,.,
: " Late clerks p with Jas. g McGuire Co:J
Star Once Building.
EXTENSIVE sALEOF SHEFFIELD PLATED
WARE AND TABLE CUTLERY AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY and TUESDAY MORNINGS reIt,
Auction Room, we viii sell : large invoice OF fns
Plated Ware and Isbe Cutlery, imP,r directly
Sons spring & works, sheffield, England, being %
Entree Dishes, Breakfast and Dinner oastors
Pcke se CAFE Snd L BENT hr asS
Oval Trays, from % 70 Is inches
salvers, from u to Is inches, Flower VASES
Engraved. Raised, Chased and EMBOSSED Pea and
Case. so NJ ssrslees, t n r gTss' variety
Children Prsse.t.tiS g Cases, salts; Mustards
Butter Knives, Pickle Forks
Table, Tea and Dessert Spoons and FORKS, in all
Dinner and Tea Knives, csrvers' and sseeis 70
match, &c, &c.
de2o-2t COOPER LATrMEB, Aacts.
RY WIN. L. WALL co, AsggstiOneer..
Southwest corner Penn'a avenue and ssh street.
G FIsG. Mp .l P6RTTMPT9RH SALE OF ~
SESILEMENS FURs, SLEIGH ROBES, &c,
On TUESDAY MORNING, December =, COM
menelng at 10 clock, We will cell, by catalogue st
our AUCTION Rooms. lar ge anu gu perl assortment
ef Ladies' and Gentlemen 3 Furs, Sleigh Robes,
&C., just received direct from one OF the largest
importers and manufacturers in New York. all
made up expressly for the present season. and OF
the latest les, and will be warranted free from
moth and true to name comprising
Large Mink, Hudson Bay. and other Sables. Car
ainaIsa Capssa Tslnas;, and Set Stone Mar
Rich sets and Single Pieces Stone Marten
Water Mink, Mountain harten' and EOysi souirrsr
Fur, Seal, Beaver, and other Gloves and Gauntle;s
Otto Caps, Beaver and other Muffiers.
Also. every variety Of Ladies' and Children's
unlined Buffalo Robes, Fur Goats, &c, 6c
As the sale Will be without reserve. IL offers
fine opportunity for ladies and gentlemen TO supply
themselves with frstclsss Furs and We ute tho
ladies and the public generaiy e the sale.
de ~ w. L. WALL CO, A ucts.
UY J. 7. C0LDWELL CO.. Auctioneers
~ &. W. Corner Penn. avenue and "a street.
PAwNBRoKER,s SALE OF MAGNIFICENT
G G3LR,o MATCHES, DIAMONDS, &e., Ar
On TUESDAY, December 24th, at 10 O'Clock a.
m, and O'Clock p will offer at auction ths
remaining stock Of Unredeemed Pledges az she Of
nee Of GoLDsTEIN CO.. No. 80 AZ street,
Magnificent Gold Watches, Chains,
DESMOND Rings, Pine. &c.,
The finest ever offered in this market
~ We call particular attention 90 two sets OF
piAM9NDs, uneousiied In the city, and one hRe
These Goods will be on exhibition MONDAY,
Every article warranted as represented, or tho
money returned within three DAYS after the sale.
Terms cash. J. I. CoLDwELL CO.,
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SUDDEN DBATH.-At an early hour last
night, MIR. William Guy, Of Accomae county,
v g.. died suddenly on board the schooner Ann
L. Whitman. Capt johnson, now lying at the
feot OF Riley 8 wharf. His rem aims were for
to. day, under escort of q friend who had been
in attendance from the beginning OF his ILL.,
ness, which was developed day or two since,
and resulted from a severe cold contracted By
exposure 20 the weather. Mr.. Guy was a IA an
Of family and the father Of fourteen children
twelve Of whoa reside with their mother In
Accomac.
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RY W L. WALL CO., Auetioneers,
y Nos. 81 and 311,
Southwest corner OF Penn. avenue and eth ST.
THREE HUNDRED CORDS OF PRIME SEA
S9NEp OAK WOOD Ar AUCTION
On fkfbAY AFTERNOON December 81, at 8
krauseb ylace,) about one mile from the Navy
Yard Bridge, near Uniontowp, 800 cords Of prime
call the attention Of dealers to this sale, 40 II viii
BE- sold without reserve.
! Dead ra AucticpesIp,
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10y n. X. WALSH CO, Auctioneers.
- ass southeast cor. 10th st. and Penna. ave.
SPECIAL SALE
CUSTOM MADE CLOTHING, GENTS HEAVY
SHAWLS, &C, 1.-THE effects Of q Merchant
Tailor AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY MORNING, December "a, at IL
O'Clock, and EVENING, att O'Clock. we will sell,
without reserve, for cash, an invoice Of Ready
made Clothing, consisting of
Heavy Beaver Overcoats
Sack and Business Coats
Beaver III. Cashmere, Cloth, and other Pants
and Vests
Gents Long Shawls
Ten dozen very hne Linen Bosom Shirts
-Four pieces Ills yardsl very superior % Cloths
Two pieces(s0 yardsb very superior Cashmere
Two pieces t45 yards) very superior Sattinet,
(beavy)
Four pieces (92 yardsI very Superior Melton
Fifty cartoons Collars, assorted sizes
Large assortment Of Undershirts and Drawers
Large assortment OF piece and cut Dry Goods,
Suspenders. &c.
This sale is worthy the attention of dealers and
gentlemen wishing to obtain, At o low figure, a
good article of Clothing.
WILL BE ADDED.
The balance Of rich and costly Furs unsold.
Lot Gold and Silver Watches, Chains, Rings,
&c, something worth obtaining for Christmas
presents. Nj. x. WALSH CO.,
de 23T Auctioneers.
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WHILE THE DESIRE will undoubsed-
~ De universal to have q general
interchange Of holiday presents, some of our
readers may be prevented from indulg-
Ing In this time honored eastern on account OF
the scarcity OF n cans, bat a v sit to MIR Prlggs
One Dollar Jewelry Store, No. ABS Pennsyl-
vania avenue, three doors from -Four and a.
half street. will disclose the gratifying fact
that even those of The most moderate means
can procure magnificent testimonials at a very
trifing expenditure from his immense stock or
brilliant pearl. jet lava, fuchsia sets, steel and
silver sets, scarf pins. sleeve buttons, CHAINS,
bracelets, plated ware, ladies' com panions,
and work He has tower ous thou
sand styles of welry and for one dollar most
desirable present can be secured.
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WITHOUT Llo1rss.-Timothy Mccormick
came before Jpstice 4orsell on Sasu az q We.
nisg. charged with selling liquor by the 8 mall
wi,aaut . License. ana was aned $50 and costs,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-23

HABLE & Co, proprietors Of the United
States Clothing House, Ace Penua ave, be
tween Sd and AZ streets, have marked their
prices oewn TO such low figure that gentle
men canBot fail to be pleased alike with the
superior quality Of their goods aud the aston
1shingiy lew prices AZ which they are dlsposing
OF them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-23

FUoTTIvR FROM JUsTIcR--Of6cers Bell and
Crown, of the Second precinct, on Saturday
afternoon apprehended an actor and actress
named Frank Mesbourn ana Jennie Benson.
VINO were turned over to the Marshal as fugi-
tives from jnstice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-23

SECURITY FOR CoURr-Elizabeth Nelson
arrested by oricer King OF the first precinct,
yesterday evening, had hearing before Jus.
tIce Tucker, upon the charge Of keeping a
house Of i'll fame, She was required to give
security for court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-23

LARCENY OF An Oyster Box-rrederick
Sailor had q hearing before Justice Walter on
Saturday charged with stealing an oyster box
required him to give bail for court.
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$3.50, FORMER PRICE Sl3, then reduced to Sll,
and now selling at s9.50-opr Box Goats. Ths
coat is heavier and better trimmed than our
former ones al 3d. A. Saks & Co, 5l7 Seventh
street. between Pennsylvania avenue and ID
street. los
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-23

uELMBOLDp TLUip EXTRACT BUCHu
n pies SAINT In taste and odor, free from alftni'
ricus grogcrties, md Immediate N - action. :
oe 4-pkW)y
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PERSONAL,

If THE PERSON who found pocket book on
i Saturday, containing q so bill, some small
change, and two or three likenesses OF children,
will return the latter to 401 street, between Sd
and "A, great favor will be conferred. 1t
4 AIDES If yon wish a good fitting CORSET
IL and HOOP SKIRT call at BAUM'S, 40 Loui-
siana avenue, near 9TH st. de ls-tf
INDIAN WAR.-Thisi is to inform my friends and
Campaign on the Upper Missouri. can be found
at my office, No. Ses 9Th street west, between
and III streets north. @. MILLER, M. D.,
formerly Surgeon Corps d'AfriQue and late A. A
Surgeon U. s. A. del0 Inn
I AIDES HAVING SKATING SUITS MADE
- and wishing to avoid the trouble of Braiding
can have them Stamped in imitation of Braid In
fast colors. Boulevard and Balmoral Skirts
Stamped in same manner by WIN. PRINCE, 439
Ninth street no %. I'm
u By MRS. ATKINSON,
At 347 9Th street west, between and north
Reception and Wedding Attire . speciality.
29-3m
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CALVARY BAPTIST CONFERENCE.-The
burning OF the hurch Of this congregation re.
cecently having made 1t necessary to secure
apotherplace of worship, an Arrangement has
been N aoe for the occupation of Shiloh Church
Massachusetts avenue, bet tween 9Th and IOtn
streets,) and yesterday the congregation held
service there for the first time Tue SUNDAY
school was very numerously attended in the
morning. The pastor, Rev. 7. Z. Hewlett, de.
hyered very appropriate discourse, in W hich
he feelingly referred TO the destruction of the
edihee. and expressed the hope that they will
soon be able to rebuild and occupy the came.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-23

THOSE WHO WANT the most attractive, ele.
CANT, and standard Books, at very low prices,
should not forget the Great Book Auction this
evening, at $40 Pennsylvania avenue, under
the Metropolitan Hotel, conducted by
1891 VIM L. WALL IL 90.
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LOST AND FOUND.

STRAY-Taken up astray, on last Saturday, on
- J. Il Davidson's Wharf, Eve SHEEP. The
owner Will please call at 63 Water street, prove
property, pay charges and take the same. de 23-2t
STRAY COW.-Came to my stable on Friday
- last, goth instant . small COW The owner
VII! come forward, prove property, pay charges,
and take her away.
J. WILLIAM PLANT, Undertaken,
420 9TH st., bet. G and H.,
de 23-StS near Patent Office.
rAUGHT-A runaway HORSE and SLEIGH
~ The owner will please come forward prove
property, pay ch argos and take him away.
G. {. WALKER, ISL street.
de21 3tf between 18th and 18th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-23

FALL OF WALL.-Between 10 and II
O'Clock TO- day portion Of the sth street wall
or the Calvary Baptist Church, which was
destroyed by fire on the 18th instant. fell do gn
the brick scattering for some distance around,
both inside and outside the enclosure OF the
building. At he time Of the occurrtnce some
laborers were al work cleaning bricks nearly
under the falling ruins, but fortunately they
escaped out OF range in time to avoid being
buried alive under the rubbish. II is stated
mat there is but little danger Of any other por-
lion or the walls falling in, and moreover To at
the steepie may be used in the rebuilding OF
this handsome church.
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QlY yAGLE CO., Auctioneers,
ID Sslesroooms AS Seventh street,
Opposite Patent Office.

GOODS, CHINA WARE, AT AUCTION.
We shall sell, during this week. At our spacious
ealesrooms, Az 9TH street, opposite Patent Office,
EVERY MORNING at 10 clock, and EVENINGS
At Q clock. great variety of Toys, Dolls, Fancy
Goods, China Ware, Woollen Goods, Hosiery, &C.,
&c, consisting of
Toys of all desert tions
Dolls, Vases, MsDtel Ornaments, Statuary
Silver plated W are, Crochet shswls
Nubias. Hoods, Gloves, Gauntlets, Stockings, Tn.
dershirts, Drawers. Blankets. Coverlids
Work Baskets. Fancy Baskets, Market Baskets
Silver plated Tea and Table Spoons
Scissors, Knives, Napkin rings, Casters
Albums. Bibles
Choice Cigars and Tobacco
Wines and Liquors, Groceries
Household Furniture, Stoves, &C.
large lot of Clothing, Boots and Shoes, &c.
Most of the above named goods have been con-
signed to Us from the North, and will be sold with
eut reserve.
de a3-6t NAGLE & CO.. Aucts.
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BOARDING..

DOARD-with or without ROOMS for Gentle
- man and Lady or single gentleman, at that de-
sirable location No 42S southeast corner 10th and
j streets. de St.
L HE CHEAPEST AND BEST BOARDING
HOUSE IN THE CITY, at AIS Z street, between
9Th and 9th-By the day, week or month. d2l til.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET AT LOW
l. rates, with or without Board. 391 Pennsyl-
yania avenue, between IA and 9th SITS. del3 tjAni'
ROARD-First. class TABLE BOARD, go per
- month, and furnished ROOMS, from IS to $40:
21s X ST., between 18th and 18th. de 2-lms
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AUCTION SALES.

RY h. Fl. CLARK h Co, Auctioneers,
- sos Pa. ave, between 9Th and 10th SITS.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF GOODS, TO BE
SOLD WITHOUT REGARD TO COST.
We will sell at our store, THIS EVENING. at
"a clock, and 10 q. m, large invoice OF goods
inst received from New York, consisting in part
Of
100 sets Misses Furs; 800 sets Lava and China
Tea sets sec Toy Tin Sleiehs; 500 Fancy Boxes: .
Ladies, Geld Wstchss; 900 Lots Of JeEslry; lso La;
dies nre Sbaw1s; ~ dozen Shirts and Drawers; 100
Ladies Skating Caps; l50 white Beispreads; 80
pairs all wool Blankets; 50 pair Csssimere Pants
Umbrellas: $50 dezen Table and Pocket Cutlery
Buffalo Robes, Scarfs, Hosiery. &c.
e23-St II. H. CLARK & CO, Aucts.
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u No. AS 9TH street, between @ and II.
We will sell, at our sales room, No AS 7th
street, THIS EVENING, at ocl ock, aas Every
Evening during the week, Q large assortment Of
fancy " oolen. and other goods, consisting part
Of
Fine Blankets and Bed Spreads
Comfortere, Shswls. Hosiery
Soaps, Perfunery. Cutlery
Note Paper. segsrs, Tobacco, Groceries
and variety Of other goods of all kinds.
no Is SAGkE CO, Aucts.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-07
MARYLAND.
GOV. swAN ~ rIE rnEsDENT.

COY. SWAN AND THE PRESIDENT
On the 9Th inst. Gov. Swan sont the following
message to the Legislature in reply to an order ask
ing copies Of his correspondence with the Presi-
den, .,., Gems Grant and Candy in relation to the
rccci.' ,'rctiOns in Baltimore:
No -, -.spondenco 81 any description has passed ne
tween y. resident 81 tho United States and myself IN
regard late municipal election In Baltimore, or the
removal II the Police Commissioners My coinnunca
tlons with the Presdent dIccteSo the single point
as TO the power OF the Executive WHOM appealed To by the
civil authorities ~ state in ~ M emergency 10 u
nsh military aid n Tho execution 81 the laws The state
OF MARY land beingh the time without any military organ
cation fcs 10 be duty In the threatening aspect o
affairs i'm the CITY o. Baltimore to guard by proper pre-
cautlonary measures against anyOubrcak likely to com
rromise tho peace Of the Commonwealth Secretary
Stanton Cons. Grant aud Candy and the ATTORNEY Gen
cral were fully Couizant Of what paed between tle
President and myself upon this point and avn hoi
aware that there was amy difference of opinion IN regard
TO the construction Of the 4w u carc proper fcquluoh
had been made Tho only telegram between The ffesl
dent aud myself VAS inquiry nom me-. short .nc
fore The election whether chnngc hac taken pace
since my interview with him in rclatinu to the matter
Tie threatening aspect of affairs In baltimore made II IN
cumhcui upon 10 guard the peace OF The community
by every means In y power and the st OF INC clec
ton shows that had wish 60 resort TO the military
unes driven 20 u by the most urgent necessity ana 10
prevent anarchy ana bIOodshcd, MhicA, as OVeInW VI
iho State, was pOwercss 10 control
New-York tribune., 1867-02-07
THE EXCISE Law.
AT the ToMBs POLICE c0UtT.


The following persons were brought before Justice
Bowling at tho Tombs Police Court yesterday, the
charge Of having violated the Excise law John Doran.
~ 40 Chathan-st VIM. studer, No SO Eow-st.; Aaron
i,, 400 Voseyst.; Thomas Clifford No. "a Vcsey
EncI ~ tI> accused were held to bail IN the sum OF
$500 to await their tl..N'
AT THE JEFFERSON M.RKEr POLICY COURT.
Henry Beneken. No. 1i2 Clih pace, was yesteray
brought before Justice Dodge. ON up ithsDt ~ @ ,
violated the Excise law, by selling liquor "00i'0'
and gave bail in $500 10 answer. -
THE EVASION or THE LAW.
AT house In the city, Sunday, the customers e
invited ta down at tables Here they are providc1
with plates Of bread. and In large opaque China break
fast cup coffee IS poured or Whdterer Oruha they nlay
IL is said that last Sunday number OF sharp knights OF
the brush providing themselves each with bottle OF OLD
Bourbon BACKED gcntem0ns boots for % ces the paiT
and gvvc the drinks so that they shoudht take
cold during the operation.
THE EXCISE LAW N DRooKLYf
Michael Mahoncy, bartender for Mathew Levy az NO.
GO Afantic-s Brooklyn opened the hquOrstore OF his
employer little before sunrise Yesterday morning, ana
for this was fined $50 by Justice Buckley,
grocer doing business at the corner Of South Third
and Seventhsts. Brooklyn, j.. d. named Louis Ruger,
was yesterday tried before Justice Daley ana jury on
charge keeping his store open on Sunday as nav
ing proved that he had entrance to his residence OK
cep through bis store, ho acquitted by the jury
Last evening Mrs. Mary Graves. doing snan IquOr
the of North Seventh and Secondsts
was arrested by Officer Rea OF tho Forty nth Procho on
charge OF selling without license. She was locked up
A committees OF German Republican politicians. con-
sisting OF Messrs Kaufman, Roseng garden ana bpzer
have been selected by persons having interest In the
liquor traffic 10 proceed TO Albany for the purpose OF et
fcctng modification OF the Excise law similar del
ogato said has been selected by tho German Ro
publican Association OF New-YOrk
New-York tribune., 1867-02-07
HEzz87HfEzzEE
DIED

FRERMANou Tuesday Psb.s Of peSropneunOn's Sarah NJ ~s
OF Pliny Freeman. =,
from Friday, al 10 O'Clock Carriages VII De "
Hunters Point Ferry At IL o'clock s. N
HUGHEs-In Newark. j. Taesa ch inst nr Mari .s kl
beth George Boghe and youngest daughter Of The
late Benjamin Mead. - -
Fapersl services viii held h the residence Of her broheTniav u
Amin Msrketst, Newark fhnrsy, sh nt, ~
O'Clock p Friends invited ~thOat further noiiee
KIYG-on Tuesday morning ust BeleT n J.. AAroa King.
aged 50 years and months
as o'clock ReiaiYes ana fends are nfsi 70 ua
IININGTOE-At New Lots l. Tuesday morning fee 10!
Mrs Matilda Lgton tho sith year Of her re Of The s
Nicholas Liam ton ...-.
The relatives and friends OF family respectfully Invited 70 stesa
he funeral from rodeace Of her Abraham at heH Lots -
on Thursday Reb. T. at q o'clock p ~
HOTT-On Wednesday Feb s, Of consumption M Frasces Ss "
Laurence r. Mott, eyed ~ geaus
Notice OF funeral tomorrow.
PATTIsoS-In this city Wednesday Feb John Pat'o7 aged
F5nera Saturday IL o'clock at Fort Miller wssas's
Co, ~ T.
THOAsn t city suddenly NOaia ih nst Psnny Thomss
Ia the 6etb Of her -. -.
The rssiyes and friends OF the family are
residence o her Dnpiw. Simon nyc.os.
E Thirdare, rhrJsec0ndst, on Ihsrsay'
a IN, without further notice.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-07
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
LONDON MONEY MARKET


IoSDoN Feb&6-Consols for money, 90 ll16. American
secuties closed as follows: Erie Shares, S9E Illinois
Central Shares, 81 United States Five-Twonty Bonds
"a 71G The following are the closing quotations Of
American securities: FiveTwenty Bonds 72i Illinois
.Centrals 81; Eries, 40.
FRANKFORT MONEY MARKET.
LONDON, Feb. CA dispatch from Frankfort-on-the-
Main SAYS United States FiyeTwenties have declined t.
and closed at 7Ca
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL Feb. 5.-COttOn-The cotton market closed
irregular and inactive. The sales to-day have hardly
reached 5000 balos Middlng Uplands are unchanged
at I4td and Middling Orleans, 14sc The market Tor
Breadstufs Is generally less firm and prices tend down
ward. Wheat has declined p GENITAL for Milwaukee Red
and Western but the market closes riner Flour has
declined ~ p bbl for Western state brands Corn has
declined TO 4OlG4OI6 or. for Mixed Western. The
Lard market dull at 52 p cwt for American. Cheese is
dull and Siddling to Fair American Is unchanged Beef
has advanced 2l6. Petroleum is duh at 15l0163
gallon for Pennsylvania and Canada Refined. RoSn is
quoted at 9'6a1Oi y ewt. for Common Wilmington.
MANCHESTER MARKET
LONDON Eeb 5-sThe advces from Manchester are un-
favorable the market for goods and yarns in that city
being heavy aud prices lower.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-07
RANK ABATEMENT.
Br TELEGRAPH 10 tn
a
TIE Sr4TE or TRADE

sy rELzGR,PH TRIBUNE - -
CINCNSAr eb6-onr good demand az fall pdees Sapsnae
Winter IS; Trade Brands fldSl2 2 and Fancy ~
Fa Wheat good demand ~ 40 for No Spring and W 10 o
elevators Gni in sacks T5d76 The demand for shipment 20 e
South Is quite active Oats In good demand az 'veolo
for no. l. Rye firm and IN good demand a. 81 ~ b'Ie{
dali and prices nominal Cotton dull holders a9H
2sl d0c Mddlngs bat there little no demand Nhsy Is 10
better demand srd the fran 80 25 10 bond ha
usnd Al i2 but held 2lc Bulk Meas-COunt cure hc1 az
9 0Oc but e have had 10 DO accepted or maze
sales Bacon mchanged demand for Shoulders OF sdes o
moderate one for Clear and Clear Sides az ~ qlztc bar
am al 2.4gc Cheese Clover Seed, R8 lmohY ~ -
QS9 4n The Price Current publishes additional porkpakn renrn
to-day places showing tho tetal number ~ places
rcpor last week and the before 9 t estimates tor the sea
ing an increase far of Lnsced OIL bgn 81 laSl 81
G-Tobaco-Demand light and prices unchafged
Fnra low grades inactive demand hrm but the higher
grades are IN fir supply ard the demand limited Common and Fn
S75Qk0; Srrng Superane 80 2Se$0i YAH Superlne sgSS
Sio 80, Sprng RIa SlO 609$ll iah Extra, &l00Q$l 9i
9sI325, Choice Double Extra and Treble Extra, SlS .1e
IA 80, Fspcy Family brands County and City Mills 500 so
We,nycrs and sellers still remau apart small saes have 6eea
,nss al ~ 650 ~ Good and Prime Fall 81 10 ~ "a sn
hrnc closed inactive aud weak Prices BOae c
6n bn inactive 6801lc Provisions active and hn Mess
ST, Bik Mess Dry Sated Shous sdSc Clear Sides
Ham, 2e Sweet Picked Haas lGac Conn PORK Isn, sn'
I2lc Hams l5e Lard l2et Fancy ketl I'M
III Whisky advanced 30 n for free aud ~ 20 0f 0ond
ISgs &C gg &c So Number packed 70 date lIoO1 , ~, -
SlS FRANcco, Feb 6The receipts Of Wheat s 1 ~ sts
the lot o( January 500 900 sacks; sales to-day M - % N
loo 10 Flour Extra 80 25 Superhne, 81 - opL hll'v -
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