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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-09

the Republican ticket deposits his ballot in
proper tune. i take ii for granted that not a
degrade himself rs to be found voting for the
candidate Of that party which so long held
them in bondage, and who had they the pow-
er, would egain reduce the eolored race to
slavery, ard instantly deprive them of the
right 10 vote ard the means OF educating their
children.
My frierds, it is all important that the au-
thorities OF this city be III accord with the ma
tiopal legislature. You all know the difficult
ties we have met with in the last few years in
our efforts to obtain the usual appropriations
for the improvement ana adornment OF our
public squares and grounds, our streets and
ay enues, and the city generally. Besides, we
have failed 10 secure dollar IN aid of the pub
lie schools, although every Congressional dis
trict in the United States has received large
donations. Why is this 7 1t is because Cor
gress has no confidence in your city govern-
ment; because your Mayor and a portion of
your Aldermen and Common Council have
wed with each other in denorncing the repre-
aentatives of the people and their acts as usur.
pations and tyrannical. Give us a city COW
Crnment that sympathiZes with Congress, one
whose officers can reasonably ask favor and
who will not msapply the money placed in
their hands, and, nay word for ii. there will be
no lack Of help for all our public improvements
ard the support Of generous system of public
schools. have yet TO find the first Senator or
member OF congress W no did not acknow Wedge
the justice Of the claim of this District on the
GeneralSovernment for material aid for the
support of schools, nor one who would not
vote aioerai appropriations, in money or land,
provided he could be satisfied that he would
not be abused for IL; that the same would be
enper ded for the education of oil the children
here, and not 20 to enrich the Golfers of a few
corrupt and designing men. Nor shall / fail to
&C nsider the kinds of schools to be established,
and to advocate the teaching Of the leading
modern languages therein.
1 Will close by again thanking you for the
comphmen you have paid me, and by assuring
you, that If elected, will endeavor to fulfill
your expectations in re gard 10 my administra.
on OF the affairs Of the city government.
Mr.. r. A. Boswell was called on aud ad.
dlesst d the ass emblage, congratulating tnem on
the nomin ation made, and expressing his con-
vichon that with such OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the
VICTORY would be an overwhelming one. lE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-09

TIE RIVER FRONT, May :. 1s6s.-The Poto.
mac wharves to-day look almost deserted. and
mere Is scarcely anything doing
hnsgs bhG,t-Sailed-Schr Peeora, Carr
for BridgetOn. n. J., with a load of shells from
Riley x SOn.
-trler's "h0rf.-Arrived-Ste Steamer Enter.
prise, Guthrie, with cedar posts for market
Schr. Mary StandIsb. Rich, for Georgetown, to
load with coal for Boston.
AemeTGHdHm--Sailedf from Philadelphia, for
carriers wharf. on the 9Th instant. schr. VIM
Callahan, Capt. Clark, with 1853 tons of coal
Tor George Bogus Also, from the same place.
on the ith and eth of MAY, sehrs Rappahau
mock, Corson. and Judge Hopkins, Fenton,
with 800 tons Of coal for Henderson Fowler
The New York herald., 1868-06-09

The advance in 1ve-twenties at Frankfort to Tx
stimulated the demand for the bonds Of 1862 and 1865
this sde and there was large business transacted
in them at slightly improving prices. In the other
bonds, however, there was continued dulness, al
though nve-twentes Of 1867 were very strong at
1l3X, bid. The large dealers buyers, in anticpa-
ton Of renewed activity and fresh upward move
ment and 1t Is noticeable that there is disposition
to sell at the current figures The following were the
closing quotatons:-Regisered, 1881, 111A ll2k;
coupon. 1881, 116k 116X; 5-20's registered, 1862,
1osH 100; 5-20's coupon, 1862 1927 112h;
do, 1894 110X 11OL do, 1885, 11Os HOY ;do 1865,
January and July. 1l3 1l3H; do, 1867 1l21s
1l3L; 1o40's registered, 1861 1861; 10-40's, cou-
pom, 1oe 108H; June 1905 109ll 1o9s< July 7.Sos,
109H 10oz; August compounds, 1866, 11sk; Sep
tember do, 1ls; october do, 117H.
At the commencement OF business the stock mar
ket was firm, and at the early session Of the open
board Rock Island sold at 1887, New York Central
134,S and Erie 20. At the 1rst regular board there
was only moderate degree Of speculative activity,
and prices were without any material change.
Reading closed y lower than at the same time on
Saturday, Cleveland and Toledo 4, Rock Island y,
Northwestern preferred u, Fort Wayne y and Can
ton u, while Erie was u higher, Michigan Southern
n, Northwestern y and Quicksilver u. Government
securities were nrm but quiet at an advance OF an
eighth. At the open board at one O'Clock quotations
were slightly higher, but the market was dun and
Rock Island sold at 1881 and Erie at 7o,S At the
second regular board railway shares were strong,
but Pacific Mail was weak and declined to 95X.
New York Central sold z higher than at the first
regular board, Erie n, Cleveland and Pittsburg y,
Rock Island ~ Northwestern e, do. preferred x,
Milwaukee ans st. Paul preferred ~ and western
Union Telegraph Y, while Pacific Mail was lower
and Canton u. Governments securities, for export,
were In demand at eighth advance, bpt the new
nvc-twentIes of 1895 and 1875 were an eighth lower
At the open board at hs!fpast three the mar
ket was dull. and F,w York Central solo at
The New York herald., 1868-06-09

The favorable Antwerp the market was actve
sxctsd and sboqtc higher closing ss ac for ssndsrd
whts The loyiny s.ss yss: Io1.h sSlc POO
DO fos San, e % d. for ~ .Sd fb So. Sci
A.su. II DC In PhiladelphiA the market vas stronger
ses 800 bbla standard white atS 20 do Ior june ::
Xc 5000 do, July, at 81 kc. LOO do for Ang1ss -
0c. 1tc. a00o do, from August TO December DS Snn
%%orssn % = buyers ss h.il s.,n sne oSitoO 00
ss 70 bsi. | Porf do Gu. meat:
and l60 lard There demand for pork to-day
and higher prices realized the market closng strong
about W ee for new mess The saes were a%v Nv oI H A.
Prime Quoted :. sss ssS ial and prime mes, ss
~ - Live hogs were in slow demand snd lower.
We quote :-Heavy prime, SIC. sc fair 70 good Gsc
sc, and common Tie. g. Beef rather more activs
and go Is = esS for extra do. risres beef va.
dull and nominal Beef hams were likewise dull
and nominal Cut meats remained heavy, and the DO
mand was extremely light We quote e-Pickled shoulders
lSc dry salted do, 1xc l2'4c smoked do lbc bSe.
sc. 22c. sales l00 packages Bacon dull and nominal
small lot Setford cut brought 6c. The business In lard
moderate but prices ruet steady The sales were ~
bbs at l611c. aH@c for No. TO prime steam; also b0u
terces for June at l7lSc buyers option
folina l0c and Rangoon, In bond 3c. 4c, gold
SUGAR-FOr the demand still moderate but there
was no change prices We fair to good
timing Cuba 14c The sales were bS hhds part al
rate We quote powdered crushed and granuated l64c
SEFpe-Linseed moderate request 600 bags were
sold private terms GRASS were dull at our las
quotations. g.,
$4,000 lbs. at 12c a l2 &C.
WHIsKEY.-Receipts The market still remained dul
and nominal.
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FRANCE.
Eugenie Visit Irelund-The Free Trade
Question.

Eugenie to Visit Irelnnd-The Free Trade
Question.
La France of Paris says that the Empress Eugene
win visit Ireland at an early day.
Napoleon has ordered three hundred thousand
copies OF M. Rouher's speech on free trade to be
printed and distributed to all the projects Of France
and by them to all the mayors OF communes and
other functOnaries NJ. Rouher was obliged to leave
town Immediately after the close of the debate for
his country house at Sercey, where he has been in
the hands OF his physician.
The Paris EpoQ,te of May 20 has the following
The proectionists 10 is announced do not consider
themselves beaten the question Of free trade The
opponents OF the treaty OF commerce have resolved,
are assured, to renew the discussion respecting
the economic regime when the subject OF the dcQts
d-cdUtiOn and temporary admission Of foreign raw
material comes before the Chamber. The legislative
body Is therefore threatened with another interpea
tion the object being precisely what the free traders
justly consider concession made to the self-dubbed
defenders OF national labor"
Paris letter says:-At a recent meeting OF Ger
man photographers Herr Grune exhibited remark
able photograph representing the natural colors; at
least so says the report Another very remarkable
invention Is that OF Saxon officer Lieutenant
Miersch. BY slight alteration in the mechanism OF
the Prussian needle gun he renders IL capable of
firing thirteen shots In the minute instead OF eight,
as at present But the most wonderful part OF the
story Is that the alteration costs only two groschen
about 2kd.
The New York herald., 1868-06-09
THE HORSE MARKET.

Chiefly in consequence Of the Jerome Park races
occurring to-day business in the sale OF horses was
dun in the city yesterday and neither Of the auction
marts offered stock for sale. The stables around Mer-
Ger and Grand did nothing, and Bulls Head was
the only locality where any exchanges were made and
these were of but slight Importance. One stable dis.
$500 respectively; another sold three Canadian po-
MES for $500 each, and third disposed Of two farm
horses for 1900 and $3.50. The admirers OF horse
flesh were too much interested in the results OF to-
day, and those not lucky enough to be in posses
sion Of team were more anxious to hire
in the market, and the races, It is supposed, viii
only add to their value by the incitement they must
create for the possession Of good blO0ds" Sales go
usual to-day, and will most likely be concluded
In time for drive to Jerome Park
The New York herald., 1868-06-09
GERMANY.

FOREIGN Influence i'm the Customs Pnrlin-
ment--CommerciaI Lcgisiation-Territoria
Incorporation.
The O6icldt Gazette of Berlin emphaticaly contra.
diets an article published by the Journal des Dc0as
OF the 2lst inst In which 1t was stated that at the
opening OF the Customs Parliament England, In
view of the possibility Of the Parliament overstep-
ping the limits OF its competency, had declared that
sne desired the maintenance of the status quo in
Germany and would do all In her power to- prevent
its being disturbed. The GdzeUe adds that Se Eng.
lsh Ambassador has never made any declaration OF
the Kind.
The Ddr7nstddt Gazette OF May 20 states seml-ofl-
ciay that the Customs Parliament has exceeded its
powers by adopting Herr Bamberger's motion, since
In accordance with the Customs Treaty, modfca-
tons Of the system oftaxation left In the hands
OF the legislative bodies OF the various States.
The C0o,nD gazette OF May 90, publishes q SEMI
oncial note in which 10 says:-We N a position
to declare to be merely Idle Invention the statement
OF some newspapers that negotiations are being
RED on between the Queen OF England and the Duke
OF Saxe-Coburg-Goth respecting an arrangement
with Prussia for the ultimate incorporation OF the
duChy with the prusslan monarchy.
The New York herald., 1868-06-09
E u r o P e..
PARLIAMENTARY DEFEATS OF DISRAELl.
The Free Trade Agitation I'm
France.
German Consolidation and
Commerce..

The steamship City OF Boston, Captain Roskell,
which left Liverpool on the 27th and Queenstown the
2sth OF May, arrived at this port early yesterday
morning bringing q mail report In detail Of our
cable dispatches dated to her day Of sailing from
Ireland.
The Baroness de Stampe, who was the devoted
friend and patroness Of ThOrwaldsen the sculptor,
and at whose chateau the artist passed the latter
years of his life, died at Nys9, Denmark, In the
Chateau Of Stampeborg, In which she had had a
last works.
Count Ireneus de Zaluski, q Saxon sculptor, died
at Dresden Of wounds received in duel. Among
the principal works OF the deceased busts OF the
Emperor and Empress Of Austria presented in 1867
to Napoleon III. The Count engaged in 1865 as q
volunteer in regiment OF cavalry, and was shortly
afterwards made a commissioned officer for his
hrAYerY at SadOWa.
The New York herald., 1868-06-09
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married..

Married.
'DuBors-OYsrEp.-On Tuesday, June :, by the
Rev. Charles shrmple, A. J. DUBOIS to MISS MARY
l.. ONsTED, both of this city. No cards.
Orange and Essex county papers please csdov copy,
June q. by the Rev. Dr. A. J. Messing, SOLOMON
IsAAcs Of New York, to Miss JEANNE ADELE cAh-
LOTTA FALK, OF Chicago. No cards. .
st. Vincent de Paurs church, by the Rev. r. Auprll,
LOUIS ANToLE JoURSouD, OF France, 10 Lizzie NJ
VAN ZANDT OF this city. .s .s.u.,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the Reformed church,
New Brighton, staten Island on Thurs iay, June .,
by the Rev Dr. Paxton, of New York. Captain THOMAS
MrIyIIIE Governor OF Sailors snug Harbor to
Miss KATE +. Bo0ERT, daughter OF Dr. ). V. X. Bo-
pEcK-BARrIETr. At Boston, on wednesday, June
g. by Rev. @. w. Blagden, EDw. p PECK, OF this CITY,
to ALICE +. BARTLETT, OF Woburn centre, Mass. NO
cards. -. =, a., Ar.
TULLY-DALY.-On Sunday evening, May 81, by the
Rev. 3 L. Conron, at st. Peters church, New Brgbton
staten Island, MATTHEW FULLY, Esq, 10 II. TERESA
DAILY both Of New Brighton.
Dublin papers please copy.
The New York herald., 1868-06-09
MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The steamship Henry Chauncey will sail from this
port on Tuesday for Aspinwall.
The mails for Central America and the South Pa
cac viii close at halpast ten O'Clock in the morning
THE NEW YORK REHABILITATION for the Pacific
will be ready at half.past nine in the morning.
Single copies in wrappers for mailing, six cents.
The New York herald., 1868-06-09

CoFFrE-For Rio the market was dull, but quite steady.
We heard of sales Other descriptions dull and
nominal.
FLOUR RAIN-Reccipts, 1882 bbls. four 1853 bags
do 576 bushels wheat 77p4 do corn, II 800 do The
for market du heavy and lsc 25c lower SELL bu
noteneraly respond to the demands of buyers
though sales made the basis Of the above
uction. California hotr was dull but unchanged The
sales about 7O0 bbs Southern dour duh but
Unchanged. saes, 300 bbs. The hrs lot southern,
from Messrs. George J. jackson Co., Granite Mills
Augusta ga, sold at Sl5. Rye -four mode
rately active at steady prices Sales bo Corn meal
was without decided change Sales of
bbs at So so for city So 20 81 75 for Western We
The New York herald., 1868-06-09
Died.

Acxrpwar.-On Monday morning, June 8, SOPHIA
r.. wife a Martin II. Ackerman, aged about 20
years. ,-., = A.. ...u.,,, 4. ro roonaot.
rpilv invited IN ATT end the funeral from her ale resi-
dence No. 100 west Fortyiourth street, on weuhes-
"y =, snndo,' June I, ALrRED J. BARON,
late OF Camden, New Je vsey aged 81 years ,nv,ted
The relatiyes and fiel ds OF the family are in'"eu
The New York herald., 1868-06-09
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Cunard mail steamship Java will leave this
port on>wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close at the Post once at
half-past nine O'Clock A. M. on wednesday.
The NEW YORK REHABILITATION for Europe-wiil
be ready at half past eight O'Clock this morning.
Single copies, in wrappers for mailing six cents
The New York herald., 1868-06-09

ls4k, Erie 7ox, Rock Island 1oaH and Fort wayne
lloA. During the remainder Of the afternoon the
amount Of business transacted was very limited
and the closing quotations at halfpast ve were 70
subjoned:-New YORK Central, 1slh lslH; Erie, yoh
7ox; Hudson River ll2; Reading, s4H Q s4h; Nhchi-
gan Southern cox 9oh; Cleveland ana Pivsburg,
ssH q ssx; Cleveland and Toledo, loeh Q losh;
Rock Island, 1OsX; Northwestern, e9E 1K;
do. preferred, SIX . SIX; Fort Wayne, 11oK q
l1Ok; Pacific Mall, s51l q a5s<.
The foreign exchange market was dull and heavy
In tone, although rates were noUinally steady for
sterling, the leading drawers still continuing to ask
l10k for their bills at sixty days. The supply OF
commercial bills Is light Bankers bills on England
at sixty days were quoted at the close at ITO 1l0k;
at three days, llO,< 1lox; commercial bills losh
lo97s. Bills on Paris at sixty days, 616 612H. On
Berlin-Bankers', 7lX q 72; commercial, nv 71x.
On Bremen-Bankers, 79S 79x; commercial, 797s
79H. On Frankfort-Bankers' Al Az; commercial,
40Z 4OX. On observation-disclosures. AK AA;
commercial, 4O% q Al. On Aamburg-Bankers', S6A;
commercial, SO 36H.
The extreme range Of the gold market In the month
of June in each year since the suspension Of specie
navments IL thus shOWn:-
The New York herald., 1868-06-09

The National Trust Company Of this city, which
began business in December last with capital Of a
million and has now two millions Of deposits, has
declared dividend Of four per cent free Of tax for
the half year.
At the annual meeting of the stockholders Of the
Hudson River Railroad Company, at the office Of
the company in this city, to-day, the following
named gentlemen were elected directors for the en-
suing year. Cornelius Vanderbilt, William H. Van
derbilt, Horace F. Clark, Augustus Schell John M.
Tobin D. Thomas Vail, James H. Banker, Oliver
Charlick william A. Kissam, Joseph Harker, M. Fl.
Sanford, Samuel Barton, James M. Marvin. Upon
organization Cornelius Vanderbilt was reelected
president, William H. Vanderbilt vice president and
Augustus Schell secretary.
The New York herald., 1868-06-09

About ten p. NJ. on the 4th May, as No. II pilot
boat was cruising or the Welsh coast near Puiiln
leland, at the entrance OF the Menai Straits, The pots
observed a star become blood red and expand. The
phenomenon continued or half an hour, and excited
intense interest among the men who were observing
it through their telescopes.
The New York herald., 1868-06-09

The wheat market was depressed under rumored decline
EHroPS the % eDss market a"a prizes we6s ere
bushels a! ~ for No spring and % 50 for Cali
50 25 hid for No and No spring, with s2 % and 80 q
IL asked Corn irregular The opened dull
81 II II ~ The market closed nominal at Sii0 for the
@ si'i u Se s:r pse o ns Yellow SSsss a. q
for choice white Western For there was good de-
at Sc 5sc IN store and ssc saoa, Hye was oSie, but
steady. Barley and barley malt neglected. held
FRRfGirs.-The market ae more active but rates
200 Tss Pc,
I'D, 2o ,erces lard At lOs 500 boxes cheese at lbs and
bbs petroleum SIS and measurement, goods I. s
35s. charters An American bark from Philade
70 Ss s s sss s''s and sa0 a. .s or se
Norwegian bark go tens from s. Johns 70 the Bristol
to ,,.p pos 10 "a bs o S
ON private and from or Baltimore 70 sho
Continent i,a0 bbls. Petroleum at ss. 3d.
cnanse aaoss crop si do 'f5s i6s c
HAY remained steady, at soc s5c for shipping, si1oa
81 ~ for retail o $ls VI % for long rye and sc for
HEsp.--we heard of no sales We quote Manila loskc,
NoLAssEs.-Tbe demand was s,ll light and prices re-
NAMED heavy. The only sale heard OF was 70 hhds.
NAVAL sroREs.-There was only moderate business
done IN pr. iuspsnsne b., the m%rs, ior was nrmsr %
merchaniabe order There were Of bbs at Ave.
IN better al s% Ss lSTss ss
CRATES. though quiet we're steady sales $500 bbls con-
:. 's Is e s oGs 80 's'sS a. sS a s 49, f.
prime do a 90 quote common s,rsnea 90 ~ W 10
70 2s$s slrs DO; ana w'odow gls'' 20 pa ~ o. of
C oIs~Il"seed Continued 5al and Weak at 80 p; whole
sale lots AmereAp obainsbie nj " TO- 6taer kinds
PTTRoLsUM-,ihs business in crude was light, being
.trhted by the Increased hrmness o. hoders who arml
The New York herald., 1868-06-09
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY, June s-6P.M
CoTToN.-There slight Improvement In the demand,
but of business done light In prices, how
ever change. The sales comprised 265 bales,
including $50 export 25 for spinning 200 In
The New York herald., 1868-06-09
GGhluAIEs Al InE NAVAL ACADEMY.

The following is a list OF the graduating class at
the Naval Academy at Annapolis this year,
Charles G. Cornweil, Duncan Kennedy, Adolphus
Mark, Robert NJ. G. Brown Royal r. Ingersoll, JEFF
ferson y. Moser, Hobart l.. Tremain, Charles A.
Stone Robert NJ. Thompson, Raymond r. Rogers,
Robert I. Jasper, Richard G. Derby, Seaton Schroe-
der, James d. j. Kell7, Huntington Smith, Ambrose
u whyckof, samuel X. Crumbaugh, Frederick f.
dorus B. M. Mason, Charles w. Chpp, Charles Z.
rorse, VIM. J. Barnett, Alfred Elliot, Lambert @.
Palmer 5elsa Nathan H. Barnes Edwin x. Moore,
bion v wadhams, Herbert c. stinson, Webster
Doty, Boutele Noyes Nicholas L. Roosevelt Horace
John John d. Robinson, Richard Wainwright, George w.
lyler William +. Uhler, Charles r. Welch, William
" " oarI Theodore T. Wood, George X. Bower, James
Z. Hull Charles A. Adams, John NJ. Hawley, James
Y. seilrdge, william II. Everett Andrew @. Nc
Mechdn, samuel Ames, Theodore M. Etting, Arthur
II. II. PARSONS James X. Cogswe, George q. Wallace,
George X. Adams, Warner NJ. Cowgirl Charles Y.
Norton, Gottiried BochiDper Thomas A. DE Bois
Ebenezer =. Prime William G. Strong Perry Garst,
James D; - Adams, Thomas \. Lee James X. Fletcher,
stevens. Charles A. Copp Edward M Day william
ii. Beehler, James w. Carlin. -
IMPORTANT ARREsr.-Through the exertions OF Mr..
Fred Depro Special Agent OF the Post ONCE Depart
ment A. III. Reed, of the Paymaster General,s Once
was arrested In Washington on Saturday ON the
charge Of sending out circulars to postmasters and
others fhrovgnout tle country soliciting, on behalf
Of The National Managing CoDmitteeb as from
each person to whom they eddres sed 10 enable
them 10 retain their positions. Already more than
tssenty moDeyed letters have been received In re.
spoh se which are retained by the Department
Dhers IL Is charged we're got ont Of the lock box by
Reed be- ore ms arrest lie asserts his innocence
and saws h. IL the agent OF aQotber person. Letters
have been fond In his trunk by Mr., Depro, which,
IL is alleged sh.'w his leeds) connection with the
affair. lie ~ eld 9t Police Head, 'VaJters for hear
Ing Washington Sur.
The New York herald., 1868-06-09
ENGLAND.

The EiQhty-Ninth Derby-ssOn the Road''
10 EpsOm-The Course, the Grand Stand
and MOunt-The Start, Struggle and
Ribbon.
EPSON DOWNS, May 27, 1858.
The main features Of the Derby day have been
described often that they are almost as well
known in the United States as in England. We have
had the day with all Its ancient glory More people
have been upon these downs to-day than for several
years past. Certainly the number present when the
bell rang to clear the course for the eghty-ninth
Derby could not have been less than two hundred
and fifty thousand. AS you already know by tele-
graph the favorite was badly beaten being nowhere
IN The race and Blue Gown came In first, King Alfred
second and Speculum third.
The following is q list Of the horses which ap-
peared, ready to start when the cleared,
and also record Of the latest betting at Epsom:-
s. O.-The eighty ninth Derby Stakes Of 80 sovs.
each, h. IT,, for threeyear Ods; colts St. 10 lbs and
ies st. 81 bs the owner of the second horse to
100 out OF the stakes: one mile and half,
10 be rnn on the new course-262 subscribers. Value
The New York herald., 1868-06-09

Mining shares are dull and at the first board Smith
Parmalee sold at So 20; Benton Csc; Consolidated
Gregory, 50 40 a So 60; New York Gold, 67c.
Consos and American securities were quoted thus
in London to-day and on the previous dates men-
tiOned-
May 20. June 8. June 9.
Consols s......9 .96X "a e6H "a 95H exd.
Fiyetwenties. .72& q 722< 72h a 72H 73H a
Illinois Central. ..97 a 97Aa a 1O0 "a
Erie AK a. ASK 46 a.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-10-23
$4,000 worth Of New Goods.

j. c. Hall has just returned from
Leavenworth, where he bought an, adj
ditional stock of goods TO the amount of
six thousand dollars. This, in addition
to the new stock receiveda few weeks
ago, makes this the largest and most de-
sirable place in town to make purchases.
In the new stock is a fine assortment of
ladies' dress goods, and general stock
of dry goods, groceries, boots and shoes,
hats and caps and clothing. In the mat
ter of ladies' shawls they cannot be ex-
celled, either in quality or cheapness.
They ordered them direct from the fac
tory, and they were selected by a man
ellposted in such goods with view to
the wants of this market.
They invite all their customers to call
at once, and see their new goods.