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Persons Advanced in Life,

and feeling the hand of time weighing heavily
uton them. with an its attendant ills, viii find
The use Of these Bitirrs or the Tonic, 90 elixir
that viii iustil new life into their weiss, restore
in q measure the energy and nrdor Of more
youthful days. build up their shrunken forms,
and give health and happiness 10 their remaining
years.
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-, n1,ILANArioN Here is the proper
Fsrs,on y, Of the above. A little dark
.uafkey) IN bed, with nouaht Cor
nothingj ever aim.
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Debility,
Resulting from any cause whatever Prosirailon
Of the system induced by severe Labor,
Hardships, Exposure Fevers,
Ac &c.

There is no medicine exlant equal to these
remedies ia such cases. A tone and vigor Is
impaired to the whole system, the appetite is
strengthened, food is enjoyed, the stomach d.
rests promptly. the blood i purified. the com
piexion becomes sound and healthy, the yellow
iinre l. eraiiuated FROM the eyes, a bloom i
rivsu 10 the checks, AMI the weak and nervous
invalid becomes a strong and healthy being
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BOggsTOwnshipA
Democratic Aim

THIS invaluable publication Is
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number for 1860 contains q comp
names uf al the newspapers suppress
during lineoln' administration
contains the names OF ali those civ
imprisoncd during the same peri
lists, for future reference, Ar "
the pricc Of the publication. The
is also full VI valuable statistics.
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DR. j. P. BURCHElEID-

~ v 2 OItO III IEE =
Late Surgeon ofthe SD Reg meni, Ponnsylvania
Volunteers, having returned from the Army.
oheri BIZ professional services to the citizens
Of Clearfeld county.
~ Professional calls promptly attended 10.
Once on Second street. formerly occupied By
DR.. Woods. rapr4 'es. n
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Rates of Advertising,
Job Work.

Single quire-......S2 30 9 quirv,, pr uuire,sl Is
5 quirss pr, quire, ? 90 Over 6, per quir,, 50
HANpDILLs.
sheet, IS or les.,s2 90 sheet, as or le,,,ss 90
sheet, Is or less, 90 I sheet, s5 or les.,io 90
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GEO. B. eooDLANDER,
kdiiog and Pgoprieior.
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al me explanation below
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-01-24

R,ol;sh Puuperism--The PAU Mats GoSes,e mug
done GOOD service in calling attention 70 the IN
Sraase Of nanperisrn, and the mode in which the
moor law officers deal with 1t. we are, as ey
ssrvbotiy knows, the greatest, freesty most an.es
li9ent, and most religious nation m tne Mo,a
M Ia IN recognition of our unexampiea sHIaee e
Ahat Proyidence has also made US inc moss
nrosperous people of ancient OF modern t,nes.
II aeeIns ut frst sight to contradlct these Snoe
All and admitted facts whom we are toio, no'
only that "pauperism is largely on tno ; as,
Sresse.n which is 1ike saying that tae sss!an
Ocean hss enlargedits area, but that tne PIIes-
ANT avatem y neither helps the most WIIsny
nor Taiieyes real DISTRESS" There ID prooaDlts
.o-oa eInlanation of these unpleasant tr9sht
Which win leave our claim to universal au III
ration unirnpaired, and give no shock 70 W. s
national conviction that England oWse no1 d. 81
Terior;tv over other nations exclusiyeiy 70
feetsntism. Meanwhile, we know no Sa ast, sn
nation which either is, or ever was, III SUI: :;.;
c;aI straitA as our own. When Ntepuhr yle.. ~.
ns. he remarked that he had seen coul 1 !;
Witch exactly resemb1ed, in its wealth anu NJ u
its poverty, the Roman empire wnen AZ n ~
ia fall The German critic yentufeo 90 pLeuiie.
we hope untruly, that TO recover ron sun :; =;
state Was impossible. Perhaps he was too rlgi
political economist TO perceive, anu s..,l oa
to admit, that nation which treaSs poV9: o. T
. crime has lost tho power to deal WIN ~.
Spain, when they have nothing TO give Des ts.
they saw forgive me, my brother" relus'
in such terms is almost equivalent 10 III aiANe'
London Tablet.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-01-24

accident in Rochester.-We gather the follow
ing particulars of the accident at Rochester
from the Chronicle, of January7:
most appalling accident occurred last
night about 9.15 o'clock, at the school house OF
St. Peter and st. PanPs church on Maple street.
AS an Epiphany festival and concert was
being held for the benefit of the scnooi,
portion Of the second floor, about twenty.hVe
| feet in length by forty in width, fell with a
crash to the floor beneath preclpltating It's
| Ioad of human freight into one mass with tne
| broken ioists and beams. The groans OF the
wounded, mingled with the cries and calls OF
those in search of missing friends, was heart s
| there were 1900 people in the assembiage; Az
the time of the accident there was quite large
audience on the floor that fell, listening to the
A music Upon the floor below, OF hrst noor, !ne ne
received most of the falling mass NUMBER OF
ladies were engaged in washing dishes, put
fortunately, the ends of the joists chung TO tne
wall sufficiently to form protection, ana mos'
of them escaped unframed:
of the St. Peter and st. Psnps school, on maple
etreet ON Wednesday evening, the feasI OF tne
.Epiphany, were buried on the FRIDAY ioiiowlMg
+ :. their obsequies being observed jointly at In'
st. Peter and st. Paurs Church. Nearly All Q
the Catholic clergy of the city were present amt
assisted in the ceremonies, which. were solemn
: and impressive. Solemn High Mass was saio
D at the close OF which Rev. Father Early admin
: istered the absolution, and the Sermon We
, nreached by Rev. Father Claus The addIes
y was most affecting and touching one. Az
8 | attendance was very large, and 1t was foun
+ necessary to exclude all children excePt tnos
o who were mourners. The exercises were ire
l. auently interrupted by the eooDlng % u
> relatives and friends, and such an occasion W
c never before Witnessed in that city. fhe co
, tege. also was such one as 1t Is hopeo WI
d never be seen again
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-01-24

Catholic Priest Kitted.-A sad accident oe-
cnrred ON the Michigan Central few nights
ence near Michigan City, with fatal result.
i Father Kerrigan Catholic priest Of lafayette
had Chicago to attend the nasral OF
on eot tn o the trsin IN at Michigan but fell
selse y and did not awake until the train was
just mp at New Rochs est sforssd
MOI bsst;ly walking out on the platform, step
n ne% o off Willie the train was stll in motion
Fhe corner Of one car struck him in the s,Ge
breaking three ribs and he was So%eTer II
Sgset rain Until the 9th nst when he expired
Father Yerrigan was man of much nplnS;
and expslIe nce, classical and tne eSngts,
scholar, apd Gyeatly beloved. ne was 0UNN"'e'
at Mayn6oth college, Ireland
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-01-24

1neo5ote of the Popc.-At q late gathering OF
people who crowded around the platform whe nE
His Holiness was addressing the people, Ine
pressure shook tho platform of the throne LEM M;tt
mSyement he prevented himself from being
thrown down, and cried out TO his alarmed
anite. Fear nothing; the Pope's throne may
FAN. but the Pope himself viii never tau'
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-01-24

Cabinet Pier and Plumber Slabs nade 70 oroeI'
NJ B-Marble and Brick Tombs ouiis aise1 sne 49,
-. .na axecuted In a vorkmarlike manner and as
oboa e not cheaper than by any other Marble eseao
lishnent in the city.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-01-24

DIANOS AND ORGANS
The BEST and CHEAPEsT in the Southern mark
CHEAP MCSIC-Fifty Waitzes. fifty Polkas, o.
hundred Irsh Airs all Of the Massss 81 to $40 worth
Music for SO cents. Send for sample copy :.
Pianos Rented, Tuned and kepaared. Leave ~
orders. sxo O.. ann
SSS Am = PHILIP wERLEIN 90 Baronne street
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-01-24

which payment constitutes MIN OF ner mo "e.,
@ Life Insurance Policy Is issued for sum eq th
20 one dollar for enrolled member o s
books Of Association at the decease OF s r az
Ant IN NO event the amount paid on said pohoJ GA
coed $4,000. ,- -, o.sossmaut In made
u,,oo eac, policy holder for one dollar ana
cents payable the Office Of the AssociauST IN
one daily published In the city Q.
tive days Should the applicant resde out OF new UT
Leans he or she shall notified by written noce se'
To mia or her nearest POstoiice. , 49, thor,
should the number Of members exGeea n IN nropor
ton to the number exceeding i've tnonsana
should any member fail to pay the assessmens ~ s
time specified he forfeits all previous pa5Hen's VIZ
| credits. -L..o,-.- .ourcn snuch m
evfeftnrcs intereat etc. shall be credited upon tpe
hos of the Association the members pro Tds 70 DC
| withdrawn in lieu Of assessments. A., aaoo ~ tbe
Medical Examiner In attendance o. the 9mce u S c
Association daily from NJ 70 az a",dence Of an
applicant.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-01-24
SEWING MAcHINEs--PIANos.
$55.. $50. .$65
WILCOX 4 GIBBS
TWISTED LOOP STITCH SILENT
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.

E0lIoE 1AU BTo1u61. AL EB0 UI1l0b0nG
Sewing Mschnts for sale. sloats celebrated Elliptic
one from which all others take their origin. All knds
Of Machines repaired Needles, Silk, Thread and Oh
for all kinds of Machines Machines be sent bT M
press the bill to BIO collected delivery Of M
chine All Machines warranted at the Great SoufheFn
| Sewing Machine and Variety Store sex
NJ. S. HEDRICK e7 and 1fa Canal So,
Ao.r,. uanfed (deB aml tJ New Orleans-
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-06-27
Public Resolution No Is
A Resolution Tor the protection If soldiers and

p.s,,-oa hv +b. Sar,te and 1;,,so or Eo--.
81 T;,n'i st,.asrf ,.,-.-f. =. ~
- mil d MT tb. a.c,,,aii,., =; -,
80 80 ,,r ~ ~, G.,r,|.,,,. ,,j' 49,, ~. ..,,
,,;,b ,be fremont ami :, vn,ant e., 9 bl,uf,. 4 "a
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49,, =, NV - -, r., J.. nd b.. ,,,,,. 49,
w. r. H., LA sIliars or mir hers -, ,,..r ~,
- ,a,,,+fj,,, 10 .-r,o,r,t - H., ~ c-.t j.,
irort ,r drafts ,avafIe +, hi. h. ~. H., r.
60 ~. ttr,,,b III rra drnn,'. i,,,,-a.,,, 49,
So. ,r.t.t .nr,i,tei .,ari,I,, for tI..t ,,,,r
49,, ~, ,.-trr II ,,atfcI,I .s,-,,1I,Is o-
syent If Ti, district where h, sb. ar thrv may
re.;da ,,,tp,tt to any claim a art nr mon AM,
power Of attorney, 1lalsGcr. or a-s;-al.clit
xAs.exer
S.o. , And he it further resolved. That any
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-06-27

Do - a,,c+ad ty the Senate and House of Rel
rolar+atiyes at The limited states Of America
| C,rr,,ass assembled That the following be estat
| Iishe4 as most roads.
ARIzov. TERRITORY.
| From, Tucs,n TO the Sonora Line.
| Fr,r, 'rrcs,p. via Camp Grant. Florence
pb,apiy and CanIn McDowc,l. to Wichenburg.
| ALABAMA
t-ro,, EevLe-n 10 Cottage Hill.
urr~tIS
r., Cba1,rsa r, LLfri5reylIp
| I,,, 81. ,Iyy.Ile va T6dd's Point and FRA
ri4 Tins. +, NIrau~,ut.
F., ..a t.'f.ll. vi, slyin-crviIe and Enfield
:, : .,r.lr.,.r.rn
| o. -. ,i.~..i,..;. F., E..ar,l.+awn
i..g, C.ry.n vi, H,.,nd and Ilba, to Equality
r~.-,I p,frn,!d 10 Flora.
F,,' I.nf-l,,.. Vi, Nea.t. Kccuy.l.e. anl
.,,., pr. '-i,.. Ia Mac L. ~t',.T'.
-, NJ ~ via Frm-hur- Win;errowd, ant
G-I.-.,I,'- store. t., Newton.
49,. " -.s T....-r r.r Iu.~- Office VIA Spring
,,. m It,-,, liz. t!.i W.. ;..l-n;.TG t. Ashley.
I>EI,>A
r.. ! .- ...... g., y, l......fv.
lut
Fr,o, Wa-lfr.r 20 T., N.rtu i.u-l>h.
Fr.,,l r. .s,,.ar,i vi. : l,ri f. -..-it.
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rr..-l r. ~ .f., 2. Wa-trl,o.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-06-27
lOFEICIAL.l
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
Passed at tic First Session of the Forty
FIRST Congress.
Public ResoIution-Ns. 8
A Ras,IfftIon relative 10 consular fee

n
Resolved by the Sc ATE and House Uf Represen-
tatires % she United States Of America in Con
gress assembled, Tbar section three of chantcr
two bundled and thirty-three # the public acts
Of the thirty ninth c n-ress. approved july
twenty-five. eighteen huudrr'i ami ~iXty-SiN. h=.
ami Is her by. declared to ttke cnecT from amt
after JANUARY r st. eighteen hundred and Sky
seven. Aud al. fees winch have been paid into
the treasury oi'~uituce u the preF Of >td
SECTION and watch aei proc u S;iit first "'E
E, / January. ei Afrea hundred and sixty >eNel.
shall be refunded "Ht # consular receipts
Approved. March - is69.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-06-27

Pt.a,lr Restitution q. e..
A Resolution t1r the rr'iaf f settlers upon the
absentee. hawuoa lr.ni- in Kansas.
where's 4 ltrr. tract + l,rrf, >,1 a.a-t hy !.
treaty uifi, die ~5avtc. t.l!,. f Ini,i- ,late.l
NAV !o.h. ann, I-om.ni ri -I.t,..a Iuu--.I and
1f,y-f1ur, and pr. clt med November SO nd = u
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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-06-27

An Act relating to freedmens hospitals.
BE it enacted by the Senate and Hou>e of Rep
resentatives Of the United Statel of America in
Congress assembled, That the Commissioner of
the bureau OF Refugees and Freedmen is au' hor-
izei anil directed to continue the freedmen :
hospitals ut RchmnnG. Virginia; |iek>bur-
Mississippi: and in the District Of Columbia. ia
clu!iug thr asylum tor aged and intirm frceinru
ami :or orphan children; Provided, That the c>-
pelse thereof -ha! b. paid by the Commissioner
ont If moneys heretofore appropriated Tor The Use
nf the bureau: t!.d provided further. TIat SAID
hospitals shall he Gi~r.ur..Ur.' AS -1.1I its may
foe rrtct.ctho ia the o.-.rr.. $50. Tn FI,>5.....
Of the tHj.ct::if,s.
approved, April :. J. -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-30
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
E>GdA>D'S FDI,Cy .IOwaRCS CAN

f'6 yrdI he'd + c.as| --i - q. Z =. Stdr
l. IN on, Sept. 90. .al H. James VI IL
crIef hHs & IN auU 1ius d l. NJ JusIic.s g. - 4
OF Scotland vice Hca. Geo. PstSDn. dscoas,g
Right Hon. Etwsrd IardweIl, - retary o.
State, deLveIod q a speech - his cDds. itusn's
Oxforc lssteNenipg on The subject of the policy
of Inc Government tow rds Clnada. Ha sad
the seneiai policy OF governing the ColOn's
from was a total failure, sud ttlt there bad
ccnSequenty b en- sub siituted for II a policy =
70 encourage tneu. p" "a yeiope their owu pow-T
anG resources. aud IA -l.'e them 10 spirit OF
self reltauce lie showsd how successful IN, :
'lSv bad been IN the lSe of Canaia: ard
brieny reviewed. re PROCESS ms's
by thai colony. SIe slrelay had "a
a my OF heI own, aud such a mer-
chant navy that II her people chose TO
ADOPT the act psssed Tor the purpo = she might
rt""n'e Cle u tire first maritime powers Of
to world. This" the speaker srtd, IS
tne L ae policy - puIsue. Ii We bane IL
t-I' Canadians We tiuefit ourselves sIso By
l'- policy our cJlDnies haye become sourc-s
I'll, cit snd honor. When the t,me com
al ~ sial ais for TIE support OF her colo
ni'-, there Will be a confederation such as the
world lever saw under single sovereign"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-30
THE MARKETS. TODAY.

TeiegrdlAsd EIoluirsly 20 The Erening star.
bALTIMoRH Sept. m.-Cotton dull and
lower al - \ cents. Flour duh and lower
Howard street super, s6as6 2S; do. eN
ira, s62oas725; do. family, S7.5oass.51; City
Mills super, s6as6 so; do. extra, 40 sass 81. DO
family, >caSlo2J; Western super, sGaS6.2S
DO. extra, - -5as6S5; do. family, SsaSs.s5
Wheat quiet; choice red, sl.50aSl55. Corn
dull prime white, Sl.2oaSl.2S fair do. = 10
There aTs no sSlss Of yellow Oats f1rm
tOa63. Rye duh at Sl.lOaSl.1J Pork quiet =
SS1aSSJ 81. Bacon hrm-Rib sides, - :: clear
do y shoulders, la hams, 2ia25. Lard
gu.et a lS4a21. WHISKY in fair demand a.
~l..0
NEW YORK, sept. Ja.-FIOur rather more
seady. Wheat one cent better. Corn one cent
better.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 90 Virginia SKIES, old,
i5H bid, ~ asked; do. 1851. a. bad.
NEW YORK, Sept. 3o.-U. :. 5-su bonds, I 6,
coupons l. \ lO-iU's coupons
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-30
ACCIDENTALLY kIIIRn-

IeIe0roIteo ErctHStr'iy 70 Tie EveHiHg Star
PHILlDELPHuA, Sept. cO.-Tbis morntrg, an
Ursuown whi'e man, ag5d about foriy-fiy ".
ytll., was rUn over and Killed bv a "a aiu of cars
on the Baltimore rsIlro3o, at CIit-On's Point
Deceased Was live f. et eight Iu IA, III height.
had dark hsir, mCu>f ache rYd large whtsker-.
and w"s drss- q in 4 dark cloth sack cont v. .
and pants, figured calico shut, aud Ions
tco's. Papers found on hIs person coDta the
name IN. Wilson
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-30
PARTISAN ITEMS.

feiegrdphed ErcIusirely 10 The ErsHing .Star
PARIS, Sept. Sol lte dispatches from Ror-
d'aux state that only fifteen vessels were
burned there at the recent fire, all OF which
Were French. The fire was caused by al
explosion of petroleum.
There has been a heavy outflow of specie
frCm the Bank Of Francs during the past
week. The smount on hand to-day is 1900 OOO
francs less than on last Thurscay.
The Hlprodrome in this city was totally de-
s'royed by fire last night. Loss heavy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-30
Nav YoRk-FIRsr BoARI
. JSy BIrt,rs' and Brosers' rsESrapA. ya-,, N

4 ~
Gfss1acdy operd.or.l
Lewis Johnson 4 60 quote stocks and bond
ia home and foreign mar kets as follows
NEW YORK. Sept. .3n.-FIrst BOard.-U. :. g.
iSel. coupon. none, 2O's, l-ez coupons. Ia ;
lSe4. coupons liz; &c. coupons. IL, ls6s,
conrcn. rew. lIss; o2o.. lso!. coupon
noN; A's. l~6~. coupon. iis =; lO-iO's. coup
lU>s; turrency 6's. b6s; Canton, -
CumnerlaEd, % . 5i--.p. -. =. Ono sud M -
slssippi Certificates - Pat,nc Mai CO. a..
Western Union releg; Apn. 35,; QuicKsil,ri.
II -; Boston water Power, lBx: New Hor;
I Isral, ioi. Erie. 3uk; do preferred. s.
HUDSON. ilt, keadlLs, -, Michigan Oen-
trsL III, Michigan southern. SlA, Illinois
Central, rs; Cleveland and PiItsours, "a
Northwest 6~s; DO. preferred. p; RocE
Island lut, fort Wayne. sIA: Alton a
Terra HaEte, none; Toledo sud wabash
sax; Adams Express, l.; Wells, Fargo
q 20. Express, l6N; United States Ey-
press, 25 Amerlcsn Express. a.: Mer-
chants Union, none; Chicago & Alton. 'l3.
do. urefsrrsd liI. Market steady. Gold, I3It
BlN.
by Cable
LONDON, Sept. 81, n 9. m.-NarSAt OPEN
CoIsos, % bonds, -3k. IIhnoIs, 70 =. Eur,
3 Atlantic, y.
FRAEKpoRT, n :. m--Bonds. SIX.
LIVERPOOL, n a. m.-Ootton market trrs gular.
sales 5000 hales. Middling Uplands, u.
Mlddling Orleans, IAN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-30

The business OF tie past week has been very
lively IA all descriptions CT domestic gooo .
sale at well-sustained prices The fall i'm N :
price OF cotton and the growing scarcity a.
money have had very little effect upon he
market, except athe close OF the week
very little change has taken place in the
prices OF unbleached shirtings and sheetings
The sales have been large. and the stock i'm
nrst hands has been considerably reduced, but
the steadiness OF the demand has prevented any
fluctuations OF values. Bleached shirtings
and sheetings Of the best Qualities have
been n steady demand, and prices have peen
nrm; but medium and low grades have u OF sold
so f1eely, and prices, without being essantiaII D
changed, have not been maintained with an
much ftrmness as in the higher grades The
sales OF prints have teen large, aud the de-
mapa continues active; and the stock in first
hands teipg considerably reduced-especiaIly
as respects desirable patterns and coloripgs-
prices are very firm. Ginghams are OF ready
sale at nrm prices, and in some instances the
hey are called for. Linseys are vyIthou.
Change OF price, but the demand is a little
m9ie lively Than II was. Muslin de lanes ar.
IN livery demand, ana the sales are unusually
lsrse. The market is we'll supplied, ard all
goods OF this class are doing better than for
some time past. Most descriptions of wollep
goods are IN good demand, and the prices are
well maintained; except for inferior grades of
which there is ar oyerstOck, and prices conse-
Guently rule low. Flannels are steady IN
price, butthe demand is far from beng active.
IL teing restricted mostly to small lots neces-
sly 10 Keep up an assortment Blankets are
acnYe bat prices are barely steady, except for
a lew ronuIar makes, which have almost seen
clealed odt from first hands. Manufacturers
are looking for an advance
The season being so we'll advanced, foreign
fabrics OF all descriptions have been in much
more active demand, especially for dress goods
millinery articles, and for finer qualities of
Hoolen cloths, casslmeres, and over-coatings
ibe auc,.OA rooms have been well supplied
and well attended: but IL is only the better
qualities o: goods that command prices sstis.
factory 10 the importer. The great gold spec-
ula;ion, which came 10 so violent a termina-
ton o. ET.lays deTanged business in foreign
gcccs Sults seriously, though il stimulated
purchases - a considerable extent for specula.
live purposes, under the supposi:ion that the
rise in gold T'ill be maintained.-N. Y. Lsde-
tendsNL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-30
FINANCIAL AND COW ERCIAL

The New York Sex Exchange yesterday
rss--d a rc- clu:'c1 > dssl IN gold IN the hsl
g ;te CT Opsn P-7' d oi Ste < Brokers-a-al-
i1gs 20 T. day n. 'ea o'clc>k. Tow1raz
four O'Clock fHe moaey market worked m RE
easily. Sud IOaps w.Ie made - ~eyen per l-a'
Curir ncy. NJ sse-s. I-gswCDn d c. haN-
msde sn ass az -nent - fas ir agatrs - Captain
1ohn I. skeT. The lssl quo itiOE oi goid ~ a..
llE tc lrd 10 AK 4