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BALTImORE.
nanquel 70 Reverdy Johnson.

BALTIMORE, July 15.-The banquet to
Reverdy Johnson tonight was a very
pleasant occasion; John W. Garrett
presided. Mr.. johnson made a lengthy
response to a toast in his honor. In re-
lation to his mission to ENGLAND he
satd he entertained a confident hope
that the delicate and Important Ques-
tIons that might arise between our
country and England will be so dis
posed of as to remove all embarrass-
ments. Mr.. Thornton. the British
Minister, expressed his qualification
that Mr., Johnson was 10 represent
America at London. Other speeches
were made by Senator Hendricks and
others.
BALTIMORE, July 1B.-Ths office OF
the Petersburg (Ya.) Index was burn
ed on Monday, and nearly all the ma
tsrial of the office with the press was
destroyed. Insurance, g. 900. Loss
about $100, 600. The editor Mr.. Cam.
eron, lost his private library.
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e u r o P e

PARIS, July 16.-The Monfteur this
morning has a pacific article on the
speech delivered by Marquis De Mons
tier, Minister of Foreign Affairs, before
the Corps LegisIatiff. It regards this
speech as proving that the policy OF
France is one of moderation. No steps
will be neglected on the part of the
Government which have tendency to
quiet the public mind. France will
carefully abstain from Intervention in
German questions, and will extend her
sympathy and encouragement to the
internal reforms lately inaugurated in
Austria and Turkey.
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mAssACHUsEITs.

WORCESTER, MASS, July 15.-To.day
has been the -waTmest In this city for
twenty years. The mercury reached
persons were prostrated by the heat.
In Clinton two cases OF sun stroke &C.
CURED, and eleven men were prostrated
ana carried to their homes.
"A boy named Chas. Phmesigs, while
playing on the railroad track in this
city to-day, was run over by an engine
and fatally injured.
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GEORGIA.

AUGUSTA, GA, July 15.-There Is
much indignation against Governor
Bullock and Gen. Meade, by the Demo.
cratic press, in conseq uence of having
recommended the Iegislature to purge
itself OF the members iIIegible under
the third section of the 18th article.
The Democrats anticipate that sufH-
ctent number of their party will be re-
jected from the Legislature to seeure q
majority in each House for the radi-
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ALBANY, July 15.-The Island Park
races opened today. The first race for
all horses that have never beaten three
minutes previous TO June 10th, $500 to
first, SIPS to second, and $75 TO third,
was won by the Hunteress in 2:33 and
2:3I1<; Gray henry I'd, and Needle Gun
Sd. The second race for all horses that
have never beat 2:40 previons TO June
10Th, 500 to frat, 500 to second, and
500 to third, WAS won by Surprise in
2:34, 2:S41<, 2:36I< and 2:SS; Nellie Lock
second: Hunteress third.
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ALBANY, July 16.-The Express re-
ports thirty-seven snnstrokes yester-
day, twenty-one being fatal.
Boston. July 16.-A few cases of sun
stroke yesterday; two fatal.
PHILADELPHIA, July 16.-There were
thirteen deaths from heat from mid
E BA1THMoRE, II @ July i6.-There were IF.
teen cases ofsunstroke yesterday; three
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nINNEsOEA.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, July l6.-The
weather is still very hot. Showers
have improved the wheat crop. The
prospect is somewhat better, and hopes
are still entertained of a good crop II
the showers are continued. The wheat
harvest has already commenced near
here. Thermometer at S A. N, was 50
degrees in the shade.
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Buns INTRopUOFp.

Mr.. Goff, by leave, introduced bill
to amend the 4th and 9th sections OF
chapter SO of the Code.
Mr.. I,rEent, by leaVe, introduced a
bill TO amend certain act OF 1868, hAv.
ing relation to boards Of supervisors.
Mr., Howes, by leave, introduced u
bflI declaring W illsyis fork of FIshing
creek, q lawfal highway. -. 80 :.
Air. Bender, by leave introduced q
bill 10 alter part Of the division line
between thecounties Of Nicholas and
Braxton.
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WAsHINGT0N.

WASHINGTON, July 16.-The Recon
struction Committee have concluded to
wait for the military returns of the late
election in Mississippi, which they are
daily expecting, before taking action
on the case presented by the committee
of reconstructionists from that State.
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CANADA.

NEW YORK, July 16.-A Montreal
there reached 1862 in the shade. There
were ten fatal sun strokes yesterday
and to-day.
Col. Bo1nel and Mr.. Chesley OF the
Indian Department, died at Ottawa, of
sun stroke.
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BOSTON, July 16.-A report says that
a skeleton was discovered buried In the
immediate neighborhood of the Holmes
murder, at Kingston. 1t is thought to
be that of a man who boarded with
Deacon Andrews. and mysteriously dis
appeared soma years ago. Many be-
lieve Andrews guilty of the double
murder.
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HOUSE OF DELEeATEs.

Prayer by Rev. F. B. Hughes. of
TrIadelphia.
Mr.. Mahon, from the Committee on
Roads, &c., reported 1t inexpedient to
leRislate for the purpose OF opening the
navigation OF New River from the falls
OF the Kanawha to the Virginia State
line.
A message from the Senate, reported
by the Clerk, announced the passage
OF bill legRliztng the execution, &C.,
OF a certain deed In Barbour county;
also the passage of q bill making an
appropriation to the Institution for the
Deaf, Dumb and Blind, at Stauutou,
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sEcoND DnPAToH.

GRArros, W. VA, July 16.
on re-assembling in the evening.
Judge Kennedy OF Jefferson, made an
Intellectual motion to reconsider the
vote adopting the resolutions.
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PHILADELPHIA, July 16.-John E.
McDonough, OF Black Crook fame, has
sued Forney's Press, claiming 500 600
damages for libel. The alleged libel
consists of an article copied from a
Chicago paper rejecting on McDon.
oughs' honesty.
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SHEEP.
HOGS.
MARKETS By EELEeKArn.
NEW YORK. July l6, 1868
REGULAR REPoBT'

AEGbAAA1A EAAAG
CoTToN-Heavy and declining; sales
], 400 bales at SI1zaS2c for middltng up
FLouK-Closed dull and 5alOc lower;
demRnd chiefly for a supply for the
pressing wants of the local trade.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES more steady
at 81 sSa1 as for No. 2 spring. Rye
Dull at 81 72a1 so. oats--Dnll and
heavy at $50 in store; S31<c afioat. Corn
Quiet and steady at 81 Osa1 O9 for new
mixed western adoat.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork- and sellers
of mess at S2S 25 regular, and buyers
at $28 20. BeeE-Firm, with fair de-
mand. Cut Meats-Steady, with q
moderate inquiry. Bacon-Hominally
unchanged.
LARD@NominaI at I71zaI7sSc for fair
to prime steam.
EGGs-Steady at 24a26e.
DRY GOODS.
The weather continues extremely
warm, and business Is consequently
less animated, bat notwithstanding
there Is fair trade with large city
houses, and the supply of goods In first
hands appears to be light; the market
therefore Is quite buoyant. All best
makes of prints are now firmly held
but jobbers are still selling this class OF
goods at 131<aI4c. Heavy Brown Sheet
ings, best brands. sell at 175<a1s1zc; In
dian Head 161<a17c.
Go1D-Active and excited; selling up
to 1921 a143, and closing at 1427<A142zS
GOVERNMENT SToCKs-Excited under
an active export demand, and prices
higher. Coupons 'Sl, 1l37@all35S; do '62,
II9alI41<; 90 '64. 1l05sar1ls do '6S. 1l16
aIl2; do new, 1O91SalU9N; do '67, 1O9Na
IO93S; do '6S, 109<a1095si 1o4Oss l0SA
1851; 7-SOis I6s1SaIO9H-
The Once of s. Il Morris, Wall street,
was robbed to-day Of S2l 900 '62 coupon
srocKs-5:so prices: Pacific Mail IOO9<
aIOO5<; Atlantic 25a30; Western Union
Telegraph 35a351S: New York Central
1928 <a132Ht Erie 691Sa6sX; Ohio and
Mississippi certificates 29Za29I; Wa
bash 4sa4s5S; Michigan Central III;
Michigan Southern 9IJza92: Toledo
1025<aI031<: Ft. Wayne lU8al0SZ; Col
umbus S91f; indianapolis and CIncin-
natl SIX; Terre Haute IL.
EXPRESS SHARKS-Wells, Fargo q
Co. 245<a245z; American 441<a44ss; Ad-
AIMS 521S; United States 455Sa56; Mer-
chants Union q.
san Francisco.
JULY Y15.-FLoUR-S8 25a7 80.
GRAIS-Wheat-Steady at 81 Sal 90.
Legal tenders II. y
july 1s.-Markets generally inactive
and nominal; buyers holding on for
lower Tatas.
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BUFFALO. July 16.-TWeIve fast horses
from the West arrived here this morn
ing, Gen. Logan and mate being among
the number.
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Mr.. Ferguson, of Cabell, moved to
reconsider the vote by which chapter
81 of the Code was Eecommitted to the
Committee on Revision. Agreed to.
The question then being on the mo-
ton to refer, the same gentleman by
leave, withdrew Il,
On motion of the same gentleman,
the 18Th section of the chapter was
amended by adding to it words exempt.
ing life insurance companies from tax
alton.
As amended, the chapter was then
ordered TO engrossment.
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DINNER pmLs.

AureIsons of bilious habits, after eatins
or drinking too freely, viii dnd great r0IieT
Ia the use Of LII. Ro6acks Blood Fills; they
aid digestion by stimulating the sLomRcn.
tnus avoiding the pain NAUSEA eonE eruoLa-
heartily.
Gold 6y an Druggists everywhere.
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Afr. Evans offered resolution to
amend chapter g, of the acts of 1854,
so as to include the wages OF laborers
and mechanics among the list Of perso'
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THIRD DISPATCH.
r,on~,osato1oI convanfInn

CongI Iessional ConventIOn.
GRAFTON, July l6.
FIRST District Henry 8.
Walker, OF Wheeling.
Second District-Hon. W. g. Brown,
of Kingwood.
The Third District Convention is to
be held at Charleston on the 22d.
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PITTSBURGH, July 16.-The base ball
match to-day between the AiegnenIes
of this city, and the Detroit club OF DE- e
troit, was won by the former; score, y
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TRKsros, n. J., July 16.-There were
fonr deaths in this city from sun stroke
yesterday and to-day-about the same
number In the country townships.
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ATLANTA, July i6.-It Is believed the
COMMITTEES OF the Legislature VIII re-
port against any expulsion.
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ITHACA, N. Y, July 16.-Hon. Ezra
Cornell has received from Andrew D
White, President OF the Cornell Univer.
sity, now in London, advice of the en-
Kagement OF Goldwin Smith as Profess
sor of English and General Constitu-
tional History, at Cornell University.
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Ghe1nteltiqenter

NATIONAL REPUBLICAN TICKET
FOR PRESIDENT:
ULYSSES 8. GRANT.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
SCHUYLER CoLFAX.
STATE REPUBL1cAN TICKET.
FOR GOVERNOR.
HON. W. E. STEVENSON. OF Wood.
roR coNeRHss
Ist DGstrtcs-GEE. I. b. DDyAL, OF Brooke.
2nd " -HoN. ]. C. MCGREW, of Preston
3rd gen. ]. .S.WITCHER,o of Lincoln
FOR AUDITOR,
CAPT. THOMAS BOGGESS. OF Hoane.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
CAPT. ]. NJ. PIPES, OF Marshall.
FOR TREASURER,
sERe'r j. A. MACAULEY, OF OHIO.
FOR ATTORNEY GRSKRAL,
HON. THAYER MELVIN, of Ohio.
JUDGE OF SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS,
Hon. p. L. BERKSHIRE, OF Monongalia.
For Presidential Electors.
>-- AT LARGE
A. W. CAMPBELL. OF Ohio County.
r. s. Brown, OF jackson County,
DISTRICTS.
81. MARSHALL HAGANs.
3-GEH. w. a. POWELL.
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DETROIT, July 16.-The Democrats to-
day nominated Byron g. Stout, OF Pom
tiac, for Congress from the Second DIS
triot.
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Assignees Notica.


THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY 0IVRs
Il notice Of bis appointment as Assignee OF
the estate OF Simeon ID. Woodrow, OF Wheel
Ing In the county or Ohio. in the District OF
WeSt Virginia, who was, 10 vii, on the 99th
Gay OF adayp a. ID. lS63. a0judged Bankrupt
upon the Petition OF himself, by the U.
DistTtet Court for the said district
lated Al Mheeting. w. Va, the 26Lh day
Ie26-oaw3wLi "A. .BRENTLIEGER.
E=TZLE.EGENCERI lob OFFICE,
L No. b Quincy street.
OAKS sANDBnL HEADS, neatly priIiIsd.
AANTF 4CTURERSLABELs.
NsURA z Policies AND BLANKS.
DRAY TrCAEs AND BILLS OF LADINa
PROGRAMMES AND PosTERa
CHECKs. NOTES RECEIPTS.
SHOW R1LLsnr Country Merchants.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Grand PoW-wow at Grafton.
Organization of the Harmonious
Democracy.
nEsoLUIIONs ADoPTED.

A HOW Observation-Disclosures sent fOr
and speaks u piece, but Still the
elephant raEes-OTder re-
stored by adj ourninE.
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COEHERCIAL ARD RIEAECIAL.
Baltimore Live Stock Market.
Special to Daily LnteHfgeneer.
BALTIMORE, July 16-Evenlng.
BEEF CATTLE

@@-G@@---N
BEEF CATTLE.
The offerings of Beeves to-day amount
to about 1000 head. The market is ac-
tive, but at decrease of 40 p ID. on
good, and fully &c on common grades
of cattle.
SHEEP.
The receipts of Sheep this week have
been large, and with only a limited
demand. The market has ruled dull
at decline of about Nc ? ID. on the
rates of last week. The sales amount
to about 5000 head at sa5Kc p ib., gross,
for sheep. and lambs at 81 OOa3 so p
head.
The market is fairly supplied with
Hogs, with good demand, and has
ruled brisk at an advance during the
week of about &c p II. Sales at ia
l3<c p fb., net.
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MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
FIRST
N ALTO NAL BANK

Des'Enaled Depository q. s.
s@vSOSS
SURPLUs..,... .......... ................- 4hnOO
Money received on deposit Exchange
bought and sold.
Collections made and proceeds promptly
remltted.
Interest on Special Deposits at the rate OF
FOUR per cent per annuIn where the de-
post remains six months, and FIVE per
cent, II for one gear.
Accounts OF Merchants, Manufacturers,
Bankers and Others solicited.
Revenue stamps for sale in sums TO suit.
!. con slant supply of n ew Fractional Cur
rency, and ], 2 8 & Sc coin, Kept Tor the ac-
commodation of depositors and the public.
GEO. X. WHEAT, PreS't.
m2rl8 GEO. ADAMSu Cssh'r.
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TaE
National Trust Go.
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK,
No. 336 BROADWAY.
Capital, ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
CHAhIEhED b1 It1E STATE.
DARIUS r, MASGAM, President,

CHARTERED By TILE SIAIE.
DARIUS r, MASoAM, President,
JAMES MERRILL, Secrets
Receives deposits and allows FOUR PER
CENT INTEkEsT on all Daily Balances.
subject to Cheek at St0hf. SPECIAL DEkos-
ITS for SIX Months, or more. may be mads
al i've Per cent. The Capital Of ONE MIL
LION DOLLARS Is divided among over 6cJ
shareholders, comprising many gentlemen
of large wealth and financial experience.
who are al o personally liable to depositoTa
for all obligations OF the Company to double
the amount of their capital stock. AS the
NATIONAL TRUST CO. receives deposits
n large or smalia amt unts, and permits them
to bc drawn as whole or in part by CHECK
AT SIGHT and WIFHOUTNOTICE. allow
Ing interest On ALL DAILY BALANCES, par
ties throughout the country can keep ac-
counts in this Institution with special al
yantsges Ofsecurity, convenIe ace and pIoft
JeIS-smd&W
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. OHIO
y County Circuit Court. June k1les, 1s8e
Hannah Mccoy. Complainant,
Alexander Mccoy, Josiah Mccoy, Andrew
Frazier and InIIy Frazier, Eliah brown
and Hannah Brown, Ruth McCoy, James
Mcfarland and Catharine mcfarland.
William Mccoy, Nicholas +. Murray and
Jessie J. Murray, Samuel II. Murray and
Ralph w. Murray Joseph Whitman and
sarah Elizabeth Whitman. Defendants.
In ChanceTy.
The object Of this suit Is to obtain pRrt1-
ton or sale OF the farm near 1Fiadelphta1
Ohio county. West Virginia, owned and la
tely occupied by com plainant Hannah Nc
Coy, together with Ruth Mccoy and
CRiharine Mccoy, deceased.
And it appearing from an aftldavit hled
In the cause, that the de endanLs Josiah
Mccoy Andrew Frazier, kmily Frazier.
kItIah Brown, Hannah Brown, huth Mccoy
James Mcfarland. and CathSrine hcFaI-
land are not residents Of the Slate OF West
Virginia. On motion OF complainant u u
ordered that they do appear mere Wttnln onS
month after sthe fourth weekly uoucaLon
and due posting OF this order at the frout
door OF the CouIt House off Ohio county and
do what they may deem nt 70 protect theI
Interest In the above entitled cause.
TEST: MICHAEL J. .BaEIHl9S Cfk-
JACOB q CLARKE, SoI. for ComPt.
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EVENING sEssIoN,

The thermometer in the chamber Is
The Honse went into Committee OF
the Whole, Mr.. Cullom In the Chair,
for general debate.
Mr.. Stone addressed the committee
In a continuation of his speech OF
last night, and spoke in the defence off.
3. BIair's letter.
Mr.. Hill made a speech on the polIti-
cal topics of the day.
Mr. Maynard spoke In defense OF the
Republican party and eulogized its
standard bearers.
Mr.. Stevens, OF Pennsylvania, was
the next speaker.
the Democracic platform and criticised
the convention which made 1t.
Adjourned.
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CLEVELAND, July 16.-Gov. Hayes
has reprieved Mrs. Victor, condemned
TO be hanged August Goth. until NOvem-
ber 20, and ordered her removal to the
Northern Ohio lunntic asylum at New
burg.
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ROCHESTER,, July 16th.-TwenIy-ont
sun strokes-six baing fatal.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
. County Circuit Court. June Rulee, 1865.
q. Dawson Coleman, Complainant,
VS..
Aaron Kelley, Smith Holloway, Alexander
G. Robinson, William Taylor, Thomas q.
Robinson, Alexander M. Jacob, aB sdnin-
fNratOr OF Gabriel Jacob, deceased, and
ZtcharIah Jacob, trustee, Robe Coleman.
and Thomas ]. Campbell, Sheriff of Ohio
County, West Virginia, as admlnfstratSr
OF RoDert Kelton, deceased, defendants.
In ChRncery.
The object OF this suit is TO recover seven
ty-nve per cent of three notes made by KEEL
ley. Holloway & Co.. payable 10 Coleman &
Reiton or order, and by them Endorsed to the
Plaintiff, and dated the 18th day OF Deem
beF 1856, for g, $50 IL Mt six months; one note
for s. 2l2 CO., dated May 9th, 1857, at SIX
months, payable and indorsed as above; the
other note for 81, l,6l2, dated the 10Th nay OF
May, 1857, payable and indoTHed as above,
the other - per cent having been paid on
the 18TH of AdguSt, 1853. And It appearing
from an affidavit dled in the cause that the
Defendants, Smith Holloway, thomas c.
Robinson, Robert Coleman, are non-TeEi-
dents of this State, ON motion of Com plain
ants counsel, It Is ordered that they do 0p-
pear here within one month after the fourth
weekly publication, and due posting Of this
order at the fFont door of the Court House OF
Ohio County, and do wh & they may deem
dt to protect their interest.
Test. MICHAEL ]. BREIEI9, elk.
PECK & HUBBARD, & y. b. CALDWELL,
iS3-lAWIW Sols. for Compf.
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scHENEcrADY, July l6.-Commodore
Gausvoort died here last night OF con-
gestion of the brain. aged So years.
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The Peoples Bank.
nFFICE, No. 50 MAIN ST., WHEELING,
" VIVA. Money received ON deposit In
terest paid on special deposits
Notes and bills discounted. Exchange
bought and sold. Collections at homo or nom
abroad promptly attended to.
DIRECTORS.
John Reid, Christian Hess,
John HandlAn, John Vocklerp
Sam1 ]. Boyd, Richard Carter.
Andrew Wilson.
JOHN REID, Prest.
josiah F. UPDEGRAFF, caat'r. my9
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orATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
= County Circuit Court. June Rules. 1865.
q. Dawson Coleman, Complainant,
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OFFICIAL TRANSFERS or REAL ESTATE YESTERDAY.
rsAxsryRs IN NEW YORK CITY.

Attorney s5.6 n Stanton At, 17xeo ........ zoo
Columbia st. a. 81 n Stanton, 25xz5-70O shares of
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TEE DRY GOODS TRADE.

Though there absence Of that vigorous prosecution Of
the fall trade in dry goods incident to the OF
September yet have to chronicle marked increase in
the demand for domestic cottons and annes compared
with past Indeed at Of the leading
obbng warehouses business has been done from day
within past week. in approximatng the
Cianns for instance, there marked
activity and the amount of goods daily shipped by that I'm
establishment told, is about one thousand
packages per day. whereas the aggregate business has
per day; so that business already hree-fortbs as
large at this establishment as i has ever been
.V ef down & sr
M sTs
has been done for an especial object which generally
and in nine ont Of ten enough goods
%sSs sr s can .Ss. IN s the that Ss
trade will heavy that prices the whole will
rule Arm The earliest BUYERS will undoubtedly fare the best
large johbnp houses Very who have been frightened
sy that hs VIII Be .V no sromr While s
passing There fear Of expansion Of the
ss. * or s
to Sns. ~ Of hong
alike be funded But this possible event Is too far in the
future to affect dry goods market this fa Hence there
sn% en- and
wooen fabrics trade pretty large already and rapidly
or neVer in more healthy condition than Al present In
fancy and the nsr crss o, good gene
realized.
from week week The high tariff If nothing else, would
Rrown muns have sold well this week. bid fair be
% ys s T1 S about @ Sar b @
general The leading goods maintain their with
Beached musns, general thing, have sold well, but
concession been made In instances by
tbe laadn having