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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-13
J.H. PARROT, Auctioneer.
SALE OF VALUA-
RT,E REAL ESTATE

4 w NJ loSlONER SALE VI ' u II - "a
u BILE REAL ESTATE.
By virtue of O. decree of the Circuit Court OF
Alexandria county, rendered at the May term,
1868, in the suit of Selectman and wife VS.. NJ as
tens Executor and others, I shall sell, on SAT
URDAY, the 18th day of july 1868, at II o.
clock M, Of that day, in front OF the Mayors
Office, in the city Of Alexandria, the following
No. |. A LOT OF GROUND, with improve
ments. on the south side Of Duke ST., between
Water and Union, fronting 20 feet on Duke, ST.
and running back 81 feet to an eight IT, alley,
with right of way over the said alley, ana also
over q nine feet alley adjoining said lot on the
west This lot is improved BY comfort fiEsa
able two-story BRICK DWELLING and okAE4ssss
back building, containing eight rooms.
No. 9. A L0T OF GROUND, with improve
ments, on the north side Of Wolfe ST., between
Fairfax and Royal, fronting on Wolfe street u
feet with g depth Of So feet 10 inches, more or
less. This lot is improved by comfort. EES8
able two-story BRICK DWELLING, LEE.
containing seven rooms
No. A LOT OF GROUND, with improve
ments, on the south side of Wolfe st., between
Union and Water streets, fronting Oh Wolfe II
feet and with depth of us feet. This lot Is
improved by o two story FRAMED l. f5=6SS
LING, containing six rooms. s2Gs2-
No. 4. A TRACT OF LAND, in the county
Of Fairfax, near Burkes Station, on the north
branch of POhick Run, and adjoining the lands
Of Presley Barker, Thomas Glgin ana iIehES
Stevens, being the same tract Of land which was
conveyed to John Masten by deed from Mary
Rue dated oath Of June, 1859, and containing
one hundred acres.
TERMS-O fourth of the purchase money
20 be paid in cash at the time of sale, and the
residue in three equal instslments, at e. II and
IS months respectively, with interest from th'
day OF sale; the deferred payments to DO Socur.
ed by the prommissory notes Of the purchaser
satisfactorily endorsed, and the title to be re.
tanned until the purchase money is fully paid
Conveyancing and stamps at the expense OF
purchaser. d. o. CLAU6HLONI
ie - cots comm 7.
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MARINE List.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA-JULY 10.

'~ ARRIVED. D."
Steamer New York, Jones, Philadelphia, to
Steamer Columbia, Harper, Baltimore, to B.
Wheat.
Steamer Hi. Livingston. Wilson. Baltimore,
to Hooe, Wedderburn q Co.
Brig Essex, Soper, New York, to American
Coal Co.
schr, E. & L. Mart. Mart, Boston, to Central
Schr. Charm, Scarr, Philadelphia. coal to R.
sloop Nile, Collins, Delaware, coal to J.
Leatherlsnd.
WATCH FOUND-A Gold Watch and Mo.
w hair Chain was found in the lumber yard
corner of Fairfax and Duke streets, on Friday
morning last. The owner, by. proving proper
ty and paying for this advertisement, can OBJ
tain possession of it, by cs7lin Ps On RADErEy
~ 1876 Superintendent of Police.
VyHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING LOST A
4 couple of account books on Saturday eVen-
ing last. at his stall in the market house, will
nsy o yery liberal reward to have them deliver
ed to him at his stall, or at tho Gazette once, IN
this place ,ou DrNnup
jy 1915 JOHN w. BENIER.
KHnP COOL!
FANSl FANS! FANSl
Silk, Linen, Paper and Palm Fans in great
variety Of styles and prices at
my rs G. G. BERRY's. Y, King st:
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE, Bread
wv Trays Brass Bound Buckets Gslvanl4ed
Buckets, Horse Buckets, Chopped painted pals
2 hoped Vanished Pals, 2 hoped Osken
Pals, 2 hoped Painted Pals, lot Clothes
Di ie = l NV 0l' BRooKEs & TAYLOR.
WOOD AND COAL
w LOWER THAN EVER.
Good seasoned PINE WOOD, in the yard
Seasoned OAK $3.50
J. LEATHERLAND, &C. King ST..
jy3 and corner Queen and Union cts.
NOMBS, BRUSHES and PERFUMERY,
| " Hard Rubber Dressing Combs, Horn ditto
Brass back Horn do, fine Ivory ditto superior
| Hair Brushes, Lubin's Extract., Love Among
the Roses, Bloom of Youth, Rubicel. Toilet
Soaps, SC, just received and for sale by
jys 4. S. LEADBEATER & 90.
ID F. BRUNER,
LUMBER MERCHANT, :,
All kinds of lumber constantly on hand. ana
sold at the lowest market rates.
Fronting on Union and Duke sts., JAS. Green
& Sons old stand. sep II
r Owe AMONG THE ROSES new and
IL delightful perfume; also. Phalon's Flor De
Mayo and Night Blooming Cereus Penney,s
Egyptian Lotus, and Coudrsy genuine French
Perfumeries, Just received and for sale by
JANNEY s. CO., Druggists,
i've No AS, King street.
PUBLIC NOTICE.-All persons are fore
L warned not to give credit to JOHN COCK
RILL, my step son, on my account as ne mas
left me without just cause. and am d determined
not to be responsible for anything he may. do
HORACE P. BURGESS.
Fauquier county, Va, jy 6-eo3t
IN AUZE SHIRTS.
| Another large lot of those cheap
GAUZE SHIRTS, .r
| all numbers, just received, at
! 10 % WILMER & SLAYMAKERS.
| GALT-25O sacks fine Salt; 200 sacks g.. a.
| - Salt, for sale by
| nv Is GEO. WASHINGTON.
FLY -PAPER--A large supply Just received
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TOE CREAM SALOON.
BRENGLE'S
ICE CREAM SALOO

.......... No. III, King street,
Having been thoroughly repaired reftted
and refurnshed, is now open for the accommo-
dation of the public
Ladies and gentlemen will and this saloon an
agreeable place in which to refresh themselves
with ICES and CONNECTIONS. -.
ICE CREAM at 81 so per gallon -.
ICE CREAM, Orangeade Chocolate Cream
Water Ices and Confectionery furnished at the
shortest notice and delivered to any part of t the
city. ~. -..-..r.. T .s.. -.. .. je l 9-tt
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By j. II. PARROT, Auctioneer.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL ES-
u TATEIN ALEXAN DRIA.-Puraua to
decree of the Circuit Court Of Alexandra CO.,
in the case Of Sophia Z. Moore vs.. Thomas Nc
Cormicl1 and another, the undersigned, Com
missioner, therein named will. sell, at public
auction, to the highest bidder, in front of the
Mayors office atAlexandria. on SATURDAY,
the 25th of July, 1868, at II M, LOT Or
GROUND, with TWO FRAME HOUSES
thereon, situated on the east side OF FIT street,
between Cameron and Queen sts., fronting. on
Pitt street Sc feet, more or less, and extending
back llG feet to an alley IA feet 10 inches wide.
The houses and lots are numbered respectively
35 and 81. and they will be offered separately.
TERMS-One-tenth of the purchase money
in cash; the residue in three equal payments, ut
six, twelve and eighteen months, with Interest
from the day of sale; the deferred payments to
he secured BY the purchasers notes. we'll en-.
dorscd. and retention of the title to the said
real estate until the whole Of the purchase-mon-
ev shall have been paid; the cash payment to
be forfeited in case the purchaser fails to COM
Div with the terms of sale. Stamps and costs
of conveyance to be paid by purchaser.
S. FERGUSON BEACH,
iv6-td Commissioners of Sale.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
BILE REAL ESTATE, IN FAIRFAX
COUNTY, VA.-By virtue of decree OF the
Gircnit Court of Fairfax county. Va, rendered
in the suit Of Fon against TOln SR3 1tbe7s
the S0th day of July, 1868, that being Court day,
House Of said county, TWO LOTS OF LA =!
No, containing Y acres two roods, and No. 4
Containing IS five acres and Is poles, as laid
down dow On plat Of survey returned and fled il in
said Court This land is situated near :, the VI
lage of "Vienna," on the A., H. y u Il: ~,
and on the waters of Wolf-trap run, and sdj9l?;s
tho lands of Major W j.ip1Ss and and GG95l vi
neish borhood. is we'll watered, healthy and
the soil good It's proximity 70 AlensadEa
Washington and Georgetown, adds greatly 70
its value ..,,robo-o roo,,or,
to be paid in hand and the EesjdGs in equal in.
sa at six twelve and Dt egnoe sacn mo9t by
the iU bonds Of the purchaser, with good personal
susy sad nG J e p sSa sa pn abd e oSnRo
ehase,mo1 icy Is coi itt Of the purchaser.
90 FRANCIS L. SMITH,
- oou,ts Commissioner.
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Er MOUNT VERNON CIRCLE No. lBU.(H.
F. G.. A. The meeting nights of this Circle
have been changed from Saturday night to
Friday night. JAMES GERMoND, a. S. K.
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LADIES Boots, CATERS and Slippers, at grea
ly reduced prices, at ID, King street.
ie I9-lm f.. w. B. WADDEY.
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GENTS Boots and Shoes cheap, at "a, King
street. lie l9-lmI w. b. WADDEY|
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WATCH FOUND-A Gold Watch and Mo;
w hair Chain was found in the lumber yard
corner of Fairfax and Duke streets, on Friday
morning last. The owner, by proving proper
ty and paying for this advertisement, can OBJ
tain possession of it. by calling on
JAMES FADELEY,
;o1e ga Sunerintendent of Police.
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VE1HE UNDERSIGNED HAVING LOST A
1 couple of account books on Saturday oven
ing last, at his stall in the market house, will
paw very liberal reward to have them deliver
ed to him at his stall, or at the Gazette othce in
this place.
iy 13-2t& JOHN w. BENIER.
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CONN VI ERsGRAE.

GG1eas
Nxw YORK, July 13.-Gold to-day l4O4.
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HIVE HUNDRED, GALLONS LINSEED
Il OIL, two thousand pounds Lewis Pure
Lead Paints and Varnishes of evcry descrip-
ton, in store and for sale. and in which line we
can offer special inducements to purchasers
iu0 .. III, JANNEY s. co.
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- : -. ''~ 'CORSE s.!
White and Colored in all numbers from IL to
80, constantly on hand and for sale at
NV % -. --. t'' c. G. BERRY'S.
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DATENT NS-SOMETHING NEW.
L We have purchased the patent right for
several patterns of Patent Churns. Trade sup
piled. Worth an examination.
e27 JOHN T. CREIGHTON & SON.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.
FOR RENT

G: The fine BRICK DWELLING, No. G.,
south Water street, formerly the residence OF
Hugh Latham, esq. In good repair va TeEef
and gas. Apply to J. 9: YERPLANSA,
~ 6-tf ~ - Room 1E3, Mansion Rouse
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NOR SALE, OR ON A LONG LEASE.

'i ie 10. eot RPly WIN. GREGORY, liz King st.
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je 25-tf

THOMAS A. RAIL. GRAYsoN TYLER
T Al D A G 4 n G 7
OFFICES-Gain esville Depot, Manassas Gap
. Railroad, and Buckland, Prince
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SALE OF LAND.

Fairfax CO., je 15-law4w Comm'rs. of 6e
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= - 1T Fe d 7.
A STORE-ROOM aud BAKERY, IN the
business part Of town. The stol Groom is fitted
up suitably for a confectionery OF drug, store.
- Z LEWIS P. NELSON.
~ 9-ao6twkA ~ Cu1peper G. H Va.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-18
BOARD OF AUDIT.

At tho meeting Of this Board yesterday quorum was
present and the folio wing CLAIMS were heard
Henry /. Kicrs,ed presented n aim for $3.50 81 tho
amount OF an asse -snont which he claimed 10 have
boon illegally collected from him. Il appears that
1856 Mr.. Kers ed the OF csriain piece Of
property located Sesensth street. between Seventh
and Eighth asue; that tho grazing of Tie bad
been and the assessments had boen levied
wien The ground was tax an for the Park The yalo OF
toe properly est mated AMI allowed hut The
for which Ar kors es property nal % ssessed WAS
deducted from mo am Inat Of his aloAancc TDis
action no canned WAS Illegal, and he petition tie
Board of Aldermen Tor redress shortly ato. no occur
renee Tho matter referred ~ tBe Finance CON-
mites Of the Board, and sacs then he has been
learn anything concerning IT, but lad ncye. brought
the matter moe ngt
Mr. Dean, tor tie Corporation Counsel on the last
admission moved he claim he IL sa0mcd, inasmgch
as the stat.,e Of nmatloas de1ar,ed tc claimant IRON
redress al the time a1a affirmed that Tao on.y la
whoa he could Recover wa, by special &C OF .Ae Legs
laturc Of IN stat.
loss Or hose 1865. 10 stated tnst tho horse vas
killed By TIC ciyns ~ O. ~ enualSneat az iho dsnp.
Ing ground NJ tbs foot VI Forty Seycat street, Nsstn
nvsr. The ombankinent save way "ails al empioye Of
tue cha nlaut crRegeh witt the horse aud cart IN
du npIug dir over ,ns 80 Of III Ia npih5 ground.
Mr.. Dean opposed ain On The gr).ui iuat whea
the clainaut eigaeei So AM 20 tas corporation ns
know tbe RISKS ~ "nch nis empo neht expo Ell nin
uBd his properly, ugd tbAs IA Accepting me mn oyueDt
no accepted WIN the risk and h@t inc CORPORATION
eh,nd 40. b. held liable Tor dana ses ccca.ioncd BY o
icOn Of TO Tie on ncWy mas ATnuh' q. toe Cause
t40 acc dent IA til ease hal Teen shDau - D..
Btruard Cassiiy prosecuted a o,an for sdT for tho
los Of two horses nago 10 coach ana naries,
ca.ivE8d by his horse clasl il,p- iIts
ton twenty. III sirost TEAR Seventh nvea4c,
tho niy,t of pcceiulef 1861. Il nppau Oh tat lio
s,lea, hat cavci IL, aad a,thri.h ms mat er was
reported tbs police cay,y VS. aiio~oi t. remain
Inropsred and ungnar o. for 'hrcs nces previous -
tns &C. deat b. Nnch MIR Cassiiy inI l.si hi properly
rnd IRON no All a iady ami ecntse man, c.
pants tho coach .. Tho time. narsoay escaped wish
tbcr lives
Mr.. Dean opposed tho claim. on tho ground that
Dot co o. tnn DANGEROUS e0aaaa o. ie sises had eser
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Masonic Carnival nc Oa<man's Pond.
without An exception, yesterday closed upon ono o.
tho most brilliant skating carnivals o. the season 81
oatman's pond. Fifth avenue. Tho dispsy was NOT
alone tho attractive and exhiarating character Of this
pasme but there was added to an unsxcspiona sheet
OF ice beautiful day and lovely evening" tho add
tona attraction that the occasion was one OF charta-
Die nature. BY tho kindness OF Major oatman, this
pond was placed at the disposal OF the Cont-
mental Lodge r. and A. NJ, to aid In the double effort
Of pleasure and charity. tho orphans and children OF
tner as sociaton, and noby did the accomplished de.
voice, OF the arr o. skating In the city respond to the
appeal Early IN the morning the ladies' who were
quantsd with the facts regard the noble character
or the occasion gathered In scores and passed the day
amid scenes OF pleasure. Towards night the thropg in
creased and before eight the CLASSY surface OF tao
pond held hundreds, and scenes and incidents
worthy Of past ages wero ro-enacted under the
chcorful CLEANS OF calcium lights and The
dulcet strains OF full band Of music. So dense
at times was the gathering that tho accommodations the
managers had prepared expectation OF the event wero
taxed TO their utmost; but the multitude in pursuit or
happiness upon the cleaning steel seemed at the hour
Midnight AS they begun to dispense. fully gra,ifed
with the fnn and happiness melted out to them in
threading the mazes upon this sheet of concealed water
table object named
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INTERNAL REVENUE MATriGs.

Tho runner was than usually rife In and around
the Cedar street headquarters yesterday tna, President
Jonp sou w1uld send % the Senat, to-day nominee
for the Office of Commissioner OF Internal Revenue, in
place OF f. D. Rollins, the present Incumbent judging
from present indications however 10 doubtful II tho
Senate viii confirm any whom the President may
SOLICIT Mr Rollins nfatoa politically with tho rad
cal wing OF ms party
Thirty barrels Of sprt &C zcd by Inspectors Doty and
Catiin At No "a boy street. Tor led men Of
tax Seventeen Of the barrels wero marked as having
been inspected In the Egh zenith and roctiled IN tho
Eishth district and eight OF thon boro inspection
inspector =. H. oBierne detained nvs barrels OF
spr at No IS Fulton street, for rregular Of brands
n Is nj eyed that the rect er MARKS had been erased
inspectors Morgan aud Harding seized Harm0ns dis
iery In West Thirty seventh street, yesterday Charge
IL made that admission was refused TO officials who went
70 inspect the premses that they were threatened with
shooting and peited with stones.
Tbo same pectorg seized the stock In store OF O.
Gotsberrer No u Centre street. on three d,ssnes
having revenue license; violating section 70 OF the
act OF July 10 lS67bavDg In possession empty barrels
with inspection brands not erased; aad vlds.ins sec
premises not catered on his books
An Illicit STILL located In Hicks street. near Van Brun1
brooklyn, seized yesterday BY Inspectors Ca,ln.
Doty and Stner has the appearances 81 having been
Tnrce hundred aud twenty three barrels Of whskey
wore detained pier No. North ryor for proof Of pay.
men Of tax This whiskey comes from the Ninth dis.
rict Of Pennsylvania and the bill or adng accompany.
ing It bears date January 13 two days after the passage
OF the new law Detention 10 made IN order that the
Board may Investigate az 10 the regularity Of the uans
Inspector Issso Harvey seized the tobacco factory Of
Edward A. Bsardsee, No. ~ State street, Brooklyn, on
Charge that the boad under which m.nuiacturng va
aud also that falae statements had been made ~ 70 PrQ
ductlon,
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Tho foreign exchange MARIE; vas duh and tho rates
Cor sterling experienced further fractional decline,
but there was no cL,nsc In these continental cisa
The rec.nt advance In gold has hal INC eject Of stmu-
laling exports Of produce and hus the supply Of COM
nsrcia bills has increased whis bills have bcen
drawn TO moderate amount against shipments Of
hvs-twenties. Az tho sanc time the demand
from importers Is limrcd. bankers bills ON Eng
land q. sixty days were quoted at tho close at Ioox
, 1oox; at thros DAYS Ito liok; commercial bills.
los,, . 1o9x Bills on Paris a. s.xsy days. slek
5.l3x; 81 three days, 6l3n S.lIH.
The value Of the importaicrs d dry goods at this
bort for the week ending January 10 compares with the
brevious week as follows:-
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-s & Ham NJ; = ana s..ssi.s q
late John Bsaras her Sss s. rs.d.uo. as Madison Az.
nus ao os supds1 oco:t The remain
will DO taken 70 Newbas H. CHARLES 1n EpxAsD
.sconS sor % n Friday Jenny Adams aged Il
r: friends .! sss family n' ''s u :.s
O'Clock. from ISL u smith street. ns sI Broos
PunLTs-On Thursday January 10. JoHs A., sldess
son OF James D. and Margaret Q. Phillips In his Gath
The relatives and friends Of tho family also tho
bers o. Company A. Forty-seventh regiment. are In
corner South Third and Fifth Streets Brooklyn, l. D.,
on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock.
ResIRE.--In brooklyn, on Friday January II.
CHARLES RossRs native Of Lausanne, Switzerland, in
The friends OF the family and Of his uncleA O. Ros-
src invited to attend ths funeral from his late resi-
dsnce IA Columbia street. on Monday afternoon at two
TuEYrssoS--In Brooklyn, on Friday, january IT,
MARIE A. THRyP5soa, beloved vito Of Chas IL Taryps-
Funeral from her late residence Seventeenth street.
above Fifth avenue, on Sunday afternoon, 81 three
o'clock.
WHITFIELD ON Friday, Ianuary IT. SARAH N. wm-
FIELD. wife Of John "a Whitfield
Tho relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral, from hor Lite residence
corner South Second and Seventh streets Brooklyn, II.
Sunday afternoon at two O'Clock, without further
notice.
Texas and GEORGIA papers please copy.
WEsrEavnI.--on Thursday, January 10. MARIA
widow OF Ralph Weslervelt In tho 7ith year OF her
age
Tho relatives and friends OF tho family are respectfully
invited TO attend tho funeral services ut her late resi-
dencc, 50l Hudson street. this saturday. evening" at
eight o'cock.
WILLIAMSON Thursday, January 10. aftor long and
painful Illness JANE, vito or Oven Williams aged 80
years
The relatives and frlcnds, also Allegheny Lodge No.
1885, y. OF o. r. and Mystic Lodge No 272, Il. and A
h.. are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from
her late residence, 200 East sixth street, Sunday
afternoon, at o'clock. The remains will DO taken
10 Greenwood Tor intcrment.
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Co 4 j a II
The market FOR wheat remained Without ciange Tlere
,nsps s sy b 40 onaea Il asq
nIss.s ne p9cs se The h r.s q & oss ad n sessi
frclshtt decline :. aLss, d, . "a psr Iuic
barge bislns.s would result from ~ bat Whls
lreghs ,oom rsa,. 20 r. ~ .sfrs "a ts 60 "se
Of q ma,sisl decline N price. some Of the principal
he nrn CONVICTION me- plctg var aiaa,ey adsao.c.
Tss s sas' ds as2" r. o = III 70;
s ARD w . or Ne rs s qGis Sai
s,s as and I,OoOdo southern private terms Corn was
81 r new mixed wsss ), White a. and
u ~ 50 ior White squ,ts ,hs is aa ext enc to-
as but oiss,d iS sc rs sa ssre scS 81 Ia
sr 70 fo w state ana q 3 sor csns Nal, was All sss
nominaiy unchansed; 500 bushsa State sold 81 81.
insie,rs-wc have str TO note m extreme scarcely OF
also fr Of the rnelai ror.s = e9nrcn'a Europe
the oer nss ncTe Sc aad accurui1 it rely fr,st
and o. bio .c. ior eiacr be mes more ap.
dnisaily Indeed the ssAr.y q freight room and nc
20 ,o.rc export mo1ssn, il tresd. 10'p a.
vary %s'ersy IN point g. q me- ssgss e
shIppers' orders being for tas raosi acgher below
IRE sns must i, .'he5 y s'w P, o. pour % "
vessels however sri. ,oy Strong ~ ana 'ls os
IN view q %SsR ssp see .hs necessity
e y S addoa 70 as p 'sss ragsss
in the nRRAfp were folowsio liverpool Isn bales
cotton al I'D ,l6d., So bbls. al "a 81 per $50
pounds so boxes bacon Ia Oh * hhds tobacco 3ls
bbis pork at S. 3D. 5000 bushels al iuj and 100
terces 7 Cd To London LOO bhls -four "a 81,
oil Ike al 26s To bremen ITO bales al
Nc, rs goods NJ "a ID aud
loJ bales cotton ut zc aud ~ usrces lard at 35s.
terms The char were:-A British BARK teeharerl,
40 bushels corn direct 10 Waterford at Is ia,
American bark, Philadelphia 10 the
4 tlu bbs Petroleum. on private terms.
GuNvr CLOTH dull at lsc. 2oc
OuxNv BAGS were In some demand Sales 20 bales az
1sc., and do in Boston, al 7t1 for li-ht weights.
HrDps "A fair business was transaced ~ about
OF ces sales lOU Oordova ~ lbs, al 7to. goii 30
Iuenos Ayrcs, J lbs lgzc, tod cash. 800 ssauga-
ter fsee) ilc 2 do. do tcwl 81 TO- 6j wet tsd
Texas toi they run, and 3o0 Nonssdco on private
Hofs were steady with moderate demand sales 20 bales
HSxroMsnia was lower, being offered NJ ioxc gold
without finding buyers Other kinds were dull and NOM
isor-HoIdsrs Of Scotch pig wore very arm IN their
views demand iight and no sales
ported Eginton Offering AZ s5 ex ship. Glengarnock
$50 In Coltness al ~ Tue fnarkct for Amer
can was characterized BY qucudc. and OF
almost all kinds much depressed The ind cations are
holders confident that active business will be
summatrd during he present year. NO. may DO quoted
Al All a eS and Nc, Vat SSj SIS.
Irplco.-There active demand Tor Guatemala.
Sales the extent Of $40 ceroons were made part VI
LATHs Eastern were unchanged at % three month
remained steady ~ u ~ for common Aud ~ 81 for
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