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u ECEIVED THIS DAY
AT FRENCH'S
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE,
No. 95, King street,

A lot of INDELLIBLE PENCILS, for
marking linen, the neatest thing Of the ago
Everybody should have one
Just received, fresh supply Of that admira-
Die book, KATHRINA. Her Life and Mine, by
j. G. Holland, author Of Bitter-Sweet-Sl.5 81
The NEW ECLECTIC MAGAZINE frst
number.
The ATLANTIC MONTHLY for 1868, with
handsome illustrations Of the "Four Seasons
printed in colors-very beautiful-50c.
Received this day, another large lot of those
CELEBRATED NOVELS, (HistoricaD by
Muhlbach. =
LONDON SOCIETY and BLACKWOOD
for December
All the ENGLISH and AMERICAN MAG
AZINES and REVIEWS.
ian2 G. f. FRENCH.
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TOHN T. EVANS
- Has just returned this day, from New
York, with a good assortment Of
LADIES' MISSES & CHILDREN'S FURS
such as Real Sable, Muffs, Collars, and Sab G
Mink Muffs and Collars; Russian Mink do. !;
Canadian Mink do. French Mink do; Sibe-
rian Squirrel Muffs and Collars. dec 16
nOTY'S WASHING MACHINES.-We
have on hand few of the above celebra
ted Washing Machines, which will be closed
out at Is per cont less than regular prices. Call
and examine at IS, King st. We want the room
dec s JOHN T. CREIGHTON s. SON.
TORREsTS JUMPER TAR, for Coughs,
Colds, Colds, Group, Hoarseness, &c. Ay-
ers Cherry Pectoral, Wistar's Balsam, Wild
Cherry, Anodyne Pectcral, Costar's Cough
Remedy, Goes Balsam, Jayne's Expoctorant,
and other remedies, for sale by lf1
dec e. S. LEADBEATER Il CO.
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dec 30-4t

I RBBLS. COAL OIL. ,
lU Layer Raisins.
Whole, half and quarter boxes.
Valencia Cooking Raisins, Citron.
Fire Crackers and Torpedoes.
Assorted Candy in boxes.
Smoking Tobacco in barrels.
Java, Laguyra and Rio Coffee.
Fresh stocks low at wholesale, by
GREGORY Sc PAUL,
dec4 81, King street
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FOR SALE AND RENT.
FOR Pr MT

I'm FOR RENI.
H WAREROOMS Nos. 80 and 81, Ga m"ron
STREET under the Theatre building. Posses sion
given Immediately. Apply to ..,....
aug l-,f - GWIk, RECkHAM Y ~.
80 4 FOR KENT-Two STORES under the
Haa Mansion House Hotel; also, DIV ELLlNG
HOUS ES-two suitable for large families,
or boarding houses, and others Of smaller capa-
city And on Union street. convenient to the
railroad, TWO LARGE YARDS, suitable for
the lum Der, coal, wood, or plaster trade En-
quire of 1-a5: JAM Els GREEN,
iy5-tf a" "..-@ 90 80 58 Prince street.
g. FOR SALE-on Royal st-TWO NEW
M#a FRAME BUILDINGS, opposite jamie
sons Foundry The above property will be
sold cheap and on easy terms. The lots are
large, and the buildings are nearly new. For
particulars apply to J. A. STO UTENB RGH,
cor. King and Columbus SITS. sep 10 If
b=ss DEs Ira III, rK f,dW '
A two story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
and LOT OF GROUND, on the east side Of
Water street. between Ri and Prince streets,
the residence Of the late George Snyder. The
lot has front Of "a feet II inches on Water ST.,
and a depth of u feet.
TWO ADJOINING HOUSES, Nos. As and
II, on the west side of Water street. q feet i'll.
north of Duke street. The lots front on Water
street 1G3 feet each, and run back So feet in.
Apply to w. Q. YEATON, Attorney for owner.
aug 2-eotf
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dec 12-ly Mansion House, Alexandria, Va


U
We offer GROUND PLASTER, delivered
on the cars or wharvcs, Mt nlne dollars per ton
of 2240 pounds, in the purchasers bags; eleven
dollars per ton in bbls or ten dollars per ton if
we furnish bags, with the understanding that
the bags are to be returned in ten days. If not
so returned, five cents per bag will be charged
for every ten days, or parts thereof We grind
orr Plaster from the best Windsor Blue Lump
No refuse plaster ground at our mill.
dec Is SUBTLE & STUART.
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- EAL ESTATE FOR So LIE.

By virtue Of ii deed Of trust, executed by
Henry w. Butler to the undersigned. and duly
of record in the Clerks Office o. the County
Court of Prime: william county. shall pro-
ceed on the 18TH ia Z or JANU AIRY, 1858,
at II o clock III, ~ offer, Al pubic sale, vt Ma
nassas Junction, 4 THACr OF LAND, near
said Junction, in the sad county Of Prince
william, combining ONE HUND RED iND
FORTY EIGUT NCRES, ."o roofs an! u
poles. The Ind lie: on the waters Of Ru.! kun,
and is susceptible -; hgn improvements
Term: Of Sac-C&Sh
". +. GOODWIN. trustee.
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PIANOS p1ANosl,
VICTOR BECKER,
NO. 81, NORTH WASHINGTON STREET.
CORNER OF QUEEE,}
Will constantly keep for sale and rent
PIANOS AND MELODEONS
Knabe s. Co.'S. Unsurpassed Pianos
Voses Celebrated
Secondhand Pianos-very low.
Reed Organs for Parlors and Churches.
Terms to suit the times, and every instrument
warranted.
Pianos, Melodeons, Accordeons, &c, tuned
and repaired. -,
Persons in the country wishing to have their
Pianos tuned or repaired, can make arrange
ments by addressing VICTOR BECKER,
Alexandria, Va. sep Is
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INCEND1ARY ATTEMPT. THE alarm of fire
last night, between half past seven and eight
o'clock, was caused by an incendiary attempt
to burn the frame building at the corner, made
by the intersection of West, Commerce and
Prince streets, belonging to MIR. j. W.! Atkin-
son, but occupied by colored man, name"
John Hackley, as a shoemaker's shop. The
fire wns kindled in a back room, under pile
of furniture. Fortunately the flames were
discover red and extinguished before the house
or its contents had received any serious dam
age. Four young men, natives and residents
of this city, were arrested by the police soon
after the alarm had been sounded-(o one of
whom, however, Pierce holland, managed to
effect his escape) -aud locked up all night in
the Watch House, on suspicion of being the
parties who, committed the crime. The result
of their examination, held this morning, is
mentioned in the Gazette's police report.
A VIRGINIAN IN TROUBLE. This heads
articles in this mornings Baltimore pa
pers about gentleman from this section OF the
State, who, on Monday night last while on
visit to that city, strayed into the American
Theatre, on the corner Of Baltimore and CAL
vert streets. He enjoyed the luxury of a pri-
vate box, and INDUCED literally in the use Of
the ardent. He became inebriated, aid was
conveyed to the hospitable shelter of the mid
die station Recovering from the stupor he
realized the fact that he had been robbed Of
money an dnegotiab!e paper amounting to $500
The chief Of the detectives immediately set
the efficient corps to work. and it is to be hoped
that the thieves may be discovered and made
an example of. At present the affair is wrap
ped in mystery. All that he remembers is
wine, spangles, pink stockings, and vhiskey.-
After that came oblivion, aud during his com
atose condition tue loss Of his money and vau.
ables. This seems like an old and olt-repeated
story. &#
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dec 26 Is

7 AND SALE.-Pursuant to the decree Of
IL the County Court Of Fairfax county, rem
dered at November Court, 1861 in the suit OF
Burke, &c, VS.. Burkcs heirs, [, as Commits
sionor, named in said decree, SHALL on MON
DAY, the 18th day OF December, 1867, that be-
ing Court day; sell, to the highest bidder in
front of Fairfax Court House q TRACT OF
LAND, containing 1870 ACRES. This land
is the estate Of the late James Burke, known AS
his homestead; lies about Of II mile south Of
Burkcs station, on the .. Il A Il. r., adJ0lD-
ing the lands Of the late Silas Burke, sc. is
without buildings, bu. has IN abundance Of
wood, hard timber and pine, and offers great
inducements to spectators
TERMS--Onc-foucth Of the purchase-m oncy
III hand, as 8 deposit, liable to be forfeited and
the land resold st the risk Of the purchaser,
should he fail to complete his purchase on c n
lirmation by the Court the residue in three
equal instaIments, payable at six, twelve and
eighteen months, witT interest from the day OF
sale, to be secured by the notes of the rurehas-
er, and retention Of the title until the last pay
men: is made. Conveyance and stamps At the
expense OF the purchaser.
NEWMAN BURKE, COMMIT =.
Fnirrax county, nov 2}--law4w
POSTPON The above sale is post
poned until MONDAY, january 2Oth, 1868,
Count day. Fairfax co, dec 2l-la"tS
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dc 19-eO3t

ELECTION NOTICE.
IL FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
Alexandria, Va, Dec. II, 1867.
Stockholders will please take notice that an
election for Directors will be held at their
Banking House on the 18th proximo, between
10 and 4 O clock. CHAS. L. HOOFF,
dec l4--1awte Cashier.
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AUCTION SALES.
NV John III. PARROT, Auctioneer.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL Es-
y TATE IN ALEXANDRiLA..,-Pursuant to
y decree OF the Circuit Court of Alexandria CO..
j, the case Of Sophia R. Moore VS.. Thomas Nc
Cormick and ano ther, the undersigned, Com
II lssioners, therein named, will sell, at public
auction, to the highest bidder, in front of the
Mayors Office, at Alexandria, on the 18th tn
PAX 0EJANUART 1sS9 ;, at II HG,i ~
thereon situated on the east side of Pitt street,
between Cameron and Queen sts., fronting on
Pitt street 36 feet, more or ess, and extending
back llG feet to an alley, IA feet 10 inches WIDE
The houses arenumbered35a and 81, respectively.
TERMS-One-tenth Of the purchase money
in cash the residue in three equal payments,at
six, twelve and eighteen months ; the deferred
payments to be secured by the purchaser
no; es We'll endorsed and a retention Of the title
to the said real estate until the whole Of the pur-
chase money shall have been paid; the cash
paymer IS to he forfeited in case the purchaser
iails to comply with the terms of sale. Stamps
and cost of conveyance to be paid by purchaser
d. l. SMOOT,
$. FERGUSON BEACH,
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NRY.STALIZED OIL!
NO DIRT, NO GREASE,
~ NO SMELL WHILE BURNING

BRILLIANT, BUT SOFT LIGHT.
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rENHE MEMBERS OF THE PIONEER BIO
Il are hereby requested to meet at their Club
Room, on THURSDAY EVENING, January
I'd, at u o'clock p. N. A full and punctual
attendance is requested, as business Of import
ance will be transacted.
by order of The President
dec 3l-3t GEO S. SMITH, Secretary.
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Prince William co., jan It'd
r OST-A small BLACK PUP, wearing a
j 4 black and red collar. A suitable reward
will be paid for his return to No. so, Duke ST.,
or to the Mayors Office. jan Q
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NEW YORK.
The Episcopal COnsentl01-AM Message
from the House Of Blsh0ps-lnl-
DOrtant RESOLUTIONS.

New YoRK. October 15.-In the
Episcopal Convention yesterday. the
subject of change of name from" con-
vention to council was finally
indefinitely postponed by the casting
vote of the President.
A message was received from the
House of Bishops non -concurTing IN
the action of the House of Deputies
In regard to the resolutions on church
unity, introduced by the Rev. DR..
Meade, of Connecticut, and expressing
their willingness TO have Committee
| of Conference. A Committee of Con-
ference of three clergymen and three
| laymen was ordered.
The Trienrial report of the Trus-
tees of the General Theological Semi
nary was presented ami referred. 1t
shows assets TO the amount of S30O.
| 500; liabilities, $93 .S65 surplus $3.50
| 635; estimated expenses of the fiscal
year ST, 300; estimated income
| $25 900.
Rev. Samuel Clements, of Ohio,
| offered a resolution for joint com
mittee. to consider the eanons relating
| IN admission to the Ministry, with a
view of making their meaning more
obvious. and rendering access more
dificult to unsuitable persons, and
nroviding that the committee on the
mart of tfe House should be the Com
mittae on Canons. Adopted.
At to days session, Rev. Qr- lPIt
kin, from the COMMITTEE on NE" Dlo
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Vanderburgh County.

The Republicans Of this county
made a glorious fight on Tuesday last,
for which they deserve credit. The
county is situated in an extreme cor
ner Of the State. where their oppo-
nents had evsry opportunity to import
voters, and that they made extensive
use of their opportunity was apparent
to every intelligent observer. Yet.
notwithstanding these disadvantages,
the Republicans increased their vote
from 2,919 in 1856 to 1872, a gain of
353. But the Democrats beat that
extensively. With the aid of their
friends in Kentucky they swelled
their vote from 2,717 to 1897, a gain
Of 6l0.. Ehis enormous increase ac-
counts for the milk in the coeoanut to
some considerable extent, We shall
be surprised if at the Presidential
election the vote is not diminished.
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position of General Blair and some q
the Southern leaders has been per
verted and misrepresented, and al
impression induced that the Demo
cratic party is virtually pledged tf
overthrow the new State Govern
ments by force. This slander he:
repelled more than enough votes tc
have turned the balance.
new XoRK, October 15.-The
schooner Isaac 9. Hantz, Capt. Gray,
arrived this morning from Aquin,
Hayti, which port she left September
9th. A few days previous to her
| sailing the inhabitants, expecting a
raid, all fed and took refuge on the
shipping lying in the harbor. Capt.
Gray had 175 persons and a deck
load of furniture on board his vessel
for four days.
The Congressional Nominating Con-
Tentions of the Constitutional Union
party met In the various districts last
q, -Salng. but with the exception of
.Iames Brooks, who was re nominated
In the h ,Shth district, no elections
were made. Et s5aal
Wormold. the pugilist, appeared
before Judge McCann, and was re-
leased on FIVE thousand dollars bail to
answer to-day. 1t is probable this
will end, for the present, the contem-
plated prize fight with O'Baldwin.
New YORK, Oct. 15.-The steamer
Henry Chauncy. from AspinWall the
7th. brings $26, ,851 in treasure. 4
Cheriqui has declared itself inde-
pendent Of Panama aud organized a
new Government, with Senor Agnew
as President. The Government troops
have been defeated under the late
Secretary of State. Arna, who was
killed. The Cheriquian commander,
invites the landing Of Pan
anna troops, as he is anxious to whip
them. g i
There is nothing new from South
America f.-
A negro enticed two small girls into /
a house in Jersey City, yesterday
drugged and stripped them. and en-,
deaVored to outrage them. One
when the citizens surrounds
ed the house and were about to lynch
the villain, but the police arrived and /
with great difiulty took him to the
station. i
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st. Louis Market.

10 TeIeeraph.l fte ST. LOUIS, 0ct.r15
To8AcCo- Heavy and unchanged ~
CoTroN-Sone idelnanD al 4A92417c Tor
mfdditng.
higher. superaue ranges AZ IS 35dS 25, ex-
ira SO 1901 25i Xxx q bo09S 90; Xxx To IAN
cy S. 75a y. So - -
WHEAT Unchanged; sales at 81 50 SZ .
for prime to fancy Fall s. 2191 90 for COM
mon to fancy Spring. =.
7CoRS-FIrin at 9l9s7c for yellow ana
prime white. arfaee -tss.- ~ r,>a
: OATS-DuiI and unsettled; safes at 'i1
66c iuaa .ei soa
BARI.EY-Firm and unchanged as y, - a,SHSs ~
81 % for prime TO choice SPRING q S-2sS
RyE1Hisiler: RI sales at 81 23gl . -,
PoRK-stock light, and prices hrn ~
sotssS1 ts - r;rr e Is1z3IS1Sc for shoulders
Ie;sSc FOR clear sides; 4772SlE74c lor
clear sides. s..l-.,. ,a1aa ar ls1<al9c for
:, ,- ~ - ~ 10IZc for cnOtce ksg. sA
WHIsKY-Qufet 81 81 ~
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WASHINGTON.
Appointment OF Supervisors or IN.
eernaI ReVeBue-AFFIVai OF Gen.
KGncOck-Internal Revenue APP
p8intments.s

~ WASHINGTON, October Is -Fhos.
r. Laird, was to day appointed Su-
pervisor of Internal Revenue for the
District composed of Virginia and
West Virginia. This Is the third Su-
pervisor yet appointed.
The President has recognized Adal-
bert Celestine Daisy as Consul or
Agent OF Italy, at Cincinnati.
Gen. Sibley has forwarded to Gen
Howard several additional affidavits
confrmatory of the frat report OF
Mayor Howard of the Camilla dis
turbauce. The affdayits are those Of
freed people, excepting one from an
ex volunteer officer of the u. 5. Army.
General Hancock arrived to-day.
His health is much improved though
he still suffers from wounds received
ia the late war. He called on the
President and Secretary of War, and
was at his own headquarters several
hours this morning.
The custom raceIpts from October
1st to the 18th inclusive, are $5,269,-
O06 %.
Thomas Fl. Halsey, Paymaster, will
be relieved from duty at Chicago, and
ordered to San Francisco.
Major James Fl. Nelson, paymaster,
has been relieved from duty at De-
troit and ordered to San Francisco.
The following Internal Revenue
appointments were made to day
S orekeepers = James A. CULVER
Filth District of Illinois; Richard
Latin. Sixth District of Illinois
George NJ. Dolly, Fifth District o.
IL kanEuckY.
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OH Q.
Republican Majority from f7,00G
TO 2a,OBO.

From Cincinnati Commercial. l5th.I
The returns from Ohio show large
Republican gains over the vote of
1867 for Governor. Returns from
thirty three counties show net gain
of 6.624 At this rate the Republican
majority in the State will go over
17,000 1t will be somewhere be-
tween that figure and 10000. We see
no occasion to change our statement
of the complexion of the Congress
sional delegation. The Democrats
elect in the First, Fifth, Ninth,
Twelfth, and Thirteenth Districts
certainly. The Tenth (Ashley's) is
still in doubt, though the vote so far
indicates his defeat We have no
satisfactory news from the Sixth Dis
trict, either 1t gave Clarke major
ity of 1879 in 1866, and the return
from Brown County is favorable to
the election of Smith (Republican),
though the Democrats talk of Bar
Fero s chances as good
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PHILADELPHIA.
The EIectiOn-Republica Majority
esffaTnr 10000.

- ..ta-
PHILADELPHIA, October 15. - A
dispatch from Indiana County
makes Covode's majority in the Dis
trict IS. Lebanon County gives Coke
for Congress 1,475, and Hays election
is sure by 325 majority.
PHILADELPHIA, October ia re-
vised table of majorities as far as re-
eeived has reduced the Republican
majority to 1851. The Age Demo
cratie) estimates she Republican ma
jority at about 5000 Another dis
patch says the Republican State Com
mittee of Pennsylvania fix the major
ity at 1866.
+ PHILADELPHIA, October 15-The
Coroner commenced an inquest on
the brothers Byrnes, who were killed
on Tuesday. Two witnesses testified
that Samuel Holt. a Sheriff's officer,
fired at the deceased, and afterwards
boasted of having put two of them
out of the way. The Coroner's Jury
meet again Saturday.
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Indiana safe.

Long suspense appears to be ended
at Lass by the dispatches which we
publish this morning. There seems
to be nosroom for reasonable doubtof
Governor BAKERS election. We
have seven Congressman certain. and
the Irregularities ia the election in
the Sixth District will doubtless re-
jeet VOORHEES,, leaving the delegation
as it now stands, eight to three, We
have both branches Of the Lagisla
ture, which secures a Republican sue
cessor to Mr.. HENDRICKS. So that
the total result is sweeping Repub-
lican victory, the Democracy having
gained no substantial advantage over
the election Of 1865. Indiana may be
safely put down at from 900 to 10000
for GRANT and COLFAx.
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more existing Dioceses, the new Dio-
cese shall be subject to the Constitu-
tlon and canons of that one of the ex-
listing Dioceses to which the greater
number of clergymen shall have be-
ionged prior to the election of such
new Diocese, until the same may be
altered by the Convention of the
Diocese and further
: sResakred, That the following be
adopted as q new canon to Section 4,
I'll be formed which shall contain
sa sn. Ssg six Parishes, or less than
Tess =. vtSFies. who have been 70,
SIX reso. aafeally residents within
que yue year Sla ah Diocese, regularly
settled @ eJuus tbnreiD =, So oDo qualified to vote
for Bishop; nor shah - ev;et;ng
cese be formed if thereby a - '','o-s .4n.I
Diocese shall be reduced so as sou ~.
tain less than thirty Parishes or
than thirty Presbyteries who have
been residing and settled and quail
fed as above.
By order of the Committee.
80 {--53s. w. COOPER MEADE,
Fr-e e7ts -F-f. Chairman.
The report was debated until the |
hour of adjournment, some attempts |
at amending having in the meantime
been rejected and others ruled out of |
order
New YoRk, t.<15.-The Con-
gressional Investigating Committee |
held session this morning and ex-
amined Mr. Fitch in reference to the |
charges brought by him a. ainst Com
missioner Rollins. The witness was |
brought from the Jail where he is
imprisoned for libelling District At
torney Courtney.
The report in reference to the cele-
brated Brown and the choir of Grace
Church having seeded, is denied.
Putnam Brown. an express messen-
ger, who had 1926, 900 belonging to
the Merchants Union Express Com
pany, taken from him on the Hudson
River Railroad, on the morning of
May 1st, has been ARRESTED for perju-
~. 1t is alleged that Brown was a
party to the robbery, that he received
SlO.350 of the stolen money. He is
confned at White Plains.
The corner stone of the new St.
Thomas church, corner of Fifth Ave
lue and Fifty Third Street was laid
afternoon by Bishop Potter.
The BIZ hops of Minnesota, Nevada,
colorado and Tennessee were present.
NEW YORK October 15.-Twelve
thousand nine hundred and sixty
our voters were registered In Brook
yn yesterday, making the total 45 ,878,
Ghich is 20,196 increase over last
year. III
The increase in this city thus far
,vcr last years registration is 48. .167.
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SEW YOrk De- Goods Markat.

By Telegraph fs3 NEW YORK., Oct. IS.
Cotton goods firm, ia sympathy with the
raw Staple; cotton yarns, prices held wiitn wiitil
Increased nrna EeSs, at 399a DOC, attn hou9n loo
lots can he had picked up Al So1zc; pr9w1 P'aI.
makes: heavy brown sh-ettE ss steaay. ~
I51zs9l6c for best TaalIesf prin ling ciOfn
have been 1rreguIar during Lhe WssAt Dut
close fl rtn at715c for best st andafd callcof
and IN FAIR reque5t, at 4 shilling Tor pop,
TOO wa rI,1 for acfit : trade, II we except low
priced fianneis, which sle active and
buoyant: blankets and lad rs. Ielt sKlEts
are in good request, out tue goods Ior
mems wear are quiet, except desirable
Grades Of low prlctCf beaver doe skin, in
BLACK coatlngs, which sell al "a % Tor
double width. s..4a 4a