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OILS, OILS /!

Including varieties of the following
Linseed, Train, Straits Tanners, Machine,
Vacuum Oil for leather and harness, renderisE
the same entirely water proof
Best ITO degrees Kerosine Oil,
Oil Spike, Oil Castor, by the bottle or gsalnnt
Sweet Oil, Salad Oil. Spts. Turpentine, &e.y
Cheap by
WALTERS BAKER, Druggists.
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FANCY GOODS.
of Every Style and Quality.

Of Every Style and Quality.
WE quote few "o
Burnetts Cocaine, Lyons Kathairon,
Barrys Tricopherus, Reeves Ambrosiay
Sterling's Ambrosia.
Icons Electric Hair Renewer,
Chevalier's Life for the Hair,
Halls Hair Renewer,
Bay Rum, in bottles or by the galloub
Soaps of every description, -
A handsome stock of Cents Pocket Flasks,
Tooth Brushes, Nail Brushes, Hair Brushes,
Shaving Brushes, Ladies' fine Puff 4enesr
A large stock Toilet Powders, Toilet Setts,
Pocket Coarse and Fine Combs,
Cork Screws, Lead Pencils,
Cologne, in great variety. -
And many other articles of the same class, for
sale at short profits by
WALTERS s BAKER, Druggists
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j. N. ROBSON,
g o M mis- sion erchant Z;
Nos. i & 2 Atlantic Wharf,

CHARLESTON, $. G.
HAVING ample means for advances, business
experience Of twenty years, and confning himself
strictly to a Commission Business, without opera
ting his account, respectfully solicits cen
signments of Cotton, Flour, Wheat, Corn, &c.
Shippers of Produce to him may, at their option,
have their consignments sold either in Charleston
or New York; thus having the advantage of two
markets, without extra commission.
REFERENCES.
Bishop " NJ Wightman, S C; Col VIM john
ston, Charlotte, N G.; Rev 0 Sommers, Tenn;
Hon John King, Augusta, Ga; Messrs George W
Williams & Co, Charleston; Messrs Williams:
Taylor s. Co, New York.
April 30, 1869 IA 1y
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North Side Public Square, Anderson, s. c.,
PATENT MEDICINES /!

Such as So
{. Hostetter's Bitters,
Panknin's Hepatic Bitters,
Southern Bitters,
...,0 Old Carolina ,BNters,
c Hooff1ands German Bittersy -
WoIfe's genuine Schnapps,
All Of DR.. Ayers Preparations -
Tarrants Aperient,
Citrate Magnesia, ,s
Hegeman's Elixir of Bark and Iron,
Browns Ess. Jamaica Ginger,
Cooking Extracts, large quantities,
Dr. Hurley's Preparations,
DR.. Railways Preparations,
All of Jaynes Medicines,
Sanford's Liver Invigorasor,
Heinitsh's Queens Delight,
Staford's Olive Tar,
Eureka Oil,
Rowan's Tonic Mixture,
Darbys Prophylactic Fluid.
HygieRic Wine, for delicate females, Z
And many other articles which We propose to sell
ut proprietors prices. Call on
WALTERS 8 BAKER,
Druggists.
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GUNSNlITHING!

THE undersigned informs his friends and the
public generally that he is prepared to do all
kinds of Repairing of Guns, Pistols, &c., on the
shortest notice and in the very best manner. He
will be found at No. Granite Row, up stairs,
front room over NJ. Lessers Store, where he will
be pleased to receive the orders of those needing
work in his line My terms are CASH on delive-
ry of the work, and will make no exceptions.
3. F. WILSON,
Gunsmith.
July l, 1860 3m
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HAVING the largest and most complete Facto-
ry in the Southern States, and keeping always on
hand large and most complete stock of DOORS,
SASHES, BLINDS, Sash Doors, Store Doors,
Shutters, Mouldings, &c., &c., am enabled to
sell low and at Manufacturers prices.
N. B.-Strct attention paid to shipping in good
order
July %, 1869 9m
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COLORs. sc.
Dry md I'm Oil.

Dry and I'm OH.
WHITE LEAD assorted, from l to Is pound
cans, Drop Black, Lamp Black, Chinese Blue:
Prussian Blue, Ultramarine Blue, Spanish Bpewn,
.vandyke Brown, Chrome Green, Paris Green, Yer.
digris, Red Lead, Venetian Red, vermel:on,
Chrome Yellow. Yellow Ochre, White Zinc,s Raw
Sienna, Burnt Sienna, Raw TIMBER, Burnt TIMBER,
&c., kept always on hand by
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vARlgIsHEs {!

CONSTANTLY on hand-No. Coach Body,
Imperial Wearing Body, No. Polishing Furni-
ture, No. Gopal, Extra White Da1nar, Black As
phaltum and Black Leather Vornishes, low for
cash by WALTERS BAKER,
Druggists
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Lamps and Lamp Goods (!

A FULL stock of Lamps, Lamp Wicks, &c.,.
with all the late styles of fixtures, hich enables
us at o very short notice to nake new lamp out
of on old one. Don't forget the place.
WALTERS s BAKER, Druggists.
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House of Representatives

"
10 reply 10 that he wUud say that the Clngttntton
pnt II on the Representatives OF tue peoaIe Anv
nnA,ter - learn or So L0me He mas no business mere
IL is me- duty 10 understand 4. We nave 70 business
VIII en- the CoaetlIutlna dtVolce4 on ns The ConstI
Si, sIos US mere TO eglsa. not 20 take tne ipSe
70 say log OF 49, COO O0D Of tazes Let us whether
clsms nj ihis ove'thf wing ot gmsll oSriStISn
~ az % no uo work ~ 10 occupy Que ine while Ihs
ttS sane On, = mace an earnest appeal to the
men, Ne hoped the House would not vo ,e to de.
y Stnt raj Shtrma n OF g. e chancs attan the
v shtrdaa or no IS Of zoe chances To- nUt SA1S dS
Iendr necessary The out of Meade or Han.
ok as Mator.Gtl eras. That would be the effect OF
there was much in the smeno nisnt tSas Was merito
T r us, o1t there were provisions in it which he
tbougnt lne House would nos approve The Rmend-
ment wnicn he tMr Biane) had moved just tied up
mens or promo ions until Congress could take hold
OF NE whole question, and by n means, nader the
very rap dly r, dnced In cSnouslop he ,Sed con. %
saa, ~ inOd5 his ao-eDdment, euI to th Afr. Butler
1n-. House proc eded to vote on the various
Tne amendment striking out the Item for military
surveys was sgree6 TO a
The amendment reducing the Rock Island appro-
Triaton from $40 OCnO 10 $50 900 was7 dias greed to-
seaH ~ nays 9O-and the appropriatfo remains at
In, question was then taken on he substitute Of
fertd last night by NJ Blaine fufr the caninIned
amel oments 0I Messrs Dodge a Batler. The sub
" hicb was lost. ard the bii then psels ed '-''''
:. B!ai, Mich from he Coo, d Attee on the New
\ ok election lrHu's, utdrc TeSofutiun directing
the serGean a'Aras to arrest no brDg before the
~ David W Resva. OF Ora, ge coun,fy. Sew York.
essrs. Ross aud Keer, Of ,he iao Fly Of the Com
izt by the Committee, esst tne they were not
10 fed of epy me"'ins ot he c. a. nittee 81 which
Mr. Blaine stated that he authf forlzed by ma
jority OF tn committee to report te Bres oluton.
The Speaker pu, the question 10 tn& House whether
the resolution shOu DE received 1t wasreceived
and AgI eed to
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Stock Quotations by TeIeg Rph-4 II. M .
Glendinntng Oayts6 90, repOI through their
CITY ORDINANCES

Al . r ID " A N o E
n To Approve of Contract OF Wllltm Il.
Snddards d Co. for Grading, etc, City A,Snue,
from Ford Road to Lancaster Turnpike, anN The
The Select and Common Councils OF he
City of Philadelphia, do ordain, That Nv
do hereby approve OF the contract or VIZ
liam L. Suddards and Pntlp Il Fox, copartners
under.Ihe firm OF William l.. Snddards Com.
pany with the Uity of Philadelphia ana the
township of Lower Merton, Montgomery
county, dated December 80. 1868 for grading and
bapking up the roadway. aud construction OF
bridges on City avenue, from Ford road TO Ian.
caster turnpike; and do further approve OF
George Smith aud John ]. Bartram as suretles
for the faithful execution Of said contract.
JOSEPH h. MARCER
President OF Common CouncA.
Attest
john ECKsTEIE.
Clerk of Common Council.
WILLIAM 8. SrOKLEY,
President OF Select Council.
Approved this sixteenth day of FeOru ry,
Auro D0miui one Thousand eight hundred
DANIEL M, FOX,
2l9lt Mayor of Philadelphia.
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The New York Money Market.
From ne Times.


"The disturbance In the Money Market has sub.
sided TO per cent per annum currency Interest rs
the rule OF the street. though per cent Interest
DAY in apprehension OF continued stringenCY
Al the close of business the offerings from
lenders were sad be rather in excess OF
the actual wants of borrowers, and the briet
season since Monday OF extra rates loans
on demOhd Will, from present appearances probably
come o n close before Saturday night, At the same
time it would be the part OF prudence among the
brokers not IN rely upon either cheaper rate than
per cent, or upon anything more shan steady sup.
York has appreciated A. New Orleans TO par and the
orders for currency TO south sensibly dimin.
ished.
1.-THE public funds lost the recovery nOMcsd late
yesterday, and the sales Ht the Government BDRd
of the SoCk Exchange WI re. on the average, H60 q
per cent lower than wednesday. on ali he $50
and am% per cent, lower the ~ 40s Alter tue last
Board The feeling on the stree was partially uetLer,
the 5.2Cs of 1867 selling sI llUla per cent"
FrOR, the n i6IHe.
Money opened active o. per cent, with = large
buBiuesB done in coin interest There was an aCtYe
demand TO turn stOcs ior 10000 days, al from i3 10
l5 per cent Interest The present activity Is caused
by the large amOunL or currency Beut Sou'h 80 buy
cotton. which as yet Goes not begin 20 be returned
here. Great discrimination 10 shown by capitalists
peCTad In n, cases. At the close ot busuPBs hours
money was easter aud offered ~ currency inteIest
"Tbe Delaware, Lackawanna .ud Western Ran.
road Company OF PennsylvHnia have putohased the
Morris and ESSEX RallrOed, aud have obtained o
perpetual lease OF the Oswego and syracuse RA,l-
road thus forming an independents aud direct route
by rail hom the Bea0oard TO Lake Ontar!o.'
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The Pnrl.,nnn Trncsdx.

The Chicago IFibttte pointing out the resem~
blanCe between the ecent murder OF MGOOn-
nell by a debtor aud that of Parkm8n Uy DR..
Webster, recalls some incidents IN the latter
crime never before n. de public. Within half
an hour after leaving his horrible work at the
labcratory-the burning OF the remains of his
Nlcllm-on tho ate lCon OF the murder, DR.,
Webster called on iis way home al Il mantua~
makers, and tried on, talking all the while In
MS usual way 0houj 1e most trivial details. q
new dressing gown y hich WRs making for him,
Az the same tine nc provided himself with
tUyohnine, With which he attempted to take
his own life when lodged In Jail But another
Iact known 10 very isW persons and never be.
lore published, Is that he confessed To the at
lendlnR physician In n hurried whisper, when
he supposed his own death was I'm m lneut from
Inc poison he had just taken, that he had killed
DI. farkman. The testimony or this physician
no other evidence; bGt he died before the Pro-
lesbhor was brought 20 trial, and up TO the time
nL ~ MS death none but mis- wife knew that he was
ene repository of this important secret
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CITY ORDINANCES.

u II s o J. u TION
h TO AuJnoriEe the Paving OF Norris Street,
uom Nineteenth to Twentieth Street, aud
Nineteenth Street. from Norris Street TO B5rks
street.
Resolved, BY the Select and Common Coun-
cils of the Clty of Philadelphia, That the De-
partment of Highways be and Is hereby nuthos
rice and directed TO enter into a contract with
competent paVer or PAYERS, who shall be
selected 10y a majority of the owners OF property
fronting ON Norris street, from Nineteenth
street TO Twentieth, and on Nineteenth street,
fIom Norris street to Berks street, for tue
paving hereof; the condition of which contract
shall be that the contractor or contractors sh all
collect the cost of said paving from the owhers
OF property fronting on each street reSpec-
lively and shall enter Into an obligation with
the city TO keep the said streets In good order
for three years after the paving Is hnished.
And the Department of Highways Is hereoy
authorized to do the necessary grading thefeon!
at cost not exceeding two hundred anu
seventy dollars r,,s vAoNEp
President pro tenn. OF Common COUNCIL
Attest
JOHN EcKsTEIN, ,,,,,.o,,
Clerk of O immon Council.
WILLIAM S SrOKLEY,
President OF Select Council.
Annroved this sixteenth day OF February,
Anpp Domipi one thousand eight hundred and
siAty' nlhe' a. - 1'' DANIEL M. FOX,
al9lt Mayor Of Philadelphia.
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2I9lt

u T. s o l. u + . N e-. 49,, ~.
Il, Directing q Revised survey ana ltegula-
lion over a poTtion o the Twenty-fourth ward.
Resolved BY the Select and Com mon Ooun-
ellis Of the City of Philadelphia, That the De-
partment of Survey be and is hereby author
iged and directed TO prepare revised plans of so
unnch of The Twenty fourth ward as is affected
bv the location of FaiTmount Park; said area
beipg bounded by the Pennsylyania Railroad,
Belmont avenue, south OF said railroad, and
Lancaster avenue 10 City avenue, hence by
City avenue to the Park. and by It's boundary
10 ihe Pennsylvania Railroad as above. Pro-
vided. The cost OF said work during the current
year shall not exceed five hundred dollars 20
be paid out of item 20 of the appropriation to
the Department of SURVEYS for the year 1899
LOUIS WAGNER,
President pro tenn. of Common Council.
Attest
JOHN ECKsTEIN,
Clerk of Common Council.
WILLIAM 3. SrOKLEY,
President of Select Council.
Approved this sixteenth day of February,
Ammo Domini one thousand eight hundred and
sixty nine CA. ID. lS69)
49, DANIEL NJ FOX,
zl9u Mayor OF Philadelphia
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THE CALDWELL FiRB.--The COrOner's jury
in this case rendered the following verdict this
morning:-That the said j. Fontalne Polk and
Edward Hagan came to their deaths from suhs-
cation and burns ut fire In Uald wells storei
No, 900 Chegnut street, on the morning OF
January IA. l80O The jury. after patient hcs-.r.
Ing OF numerous with nesses. are unah,e to de-
teTmine the manner 10 which the nes orlgi-
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FROM .HARRISB URG.
.rneoehinra ofthe alnte LeglsIature.

Proceedings Ofthe State Legislature.
HARRISBURG. Feb. ]9.--SeD'te-Mr. Mcintyre
In reduced bill Incorporating Ine evangelical
Lutheran Synod of West Pe9nsS Ivsnla. Mr..
Bilipgfet, one authorizing tne Eagle Gold
Mining Company 10 levy au GsseSsnent, with
mower 10 reduce their capital Mr. Mcdonnell
one supplementary to the &C; estaolishing
sy stem of free banking. Mr. Llnoerman one
to repeal the act to improve the navigation of
Deleware river, approved March, looo, ana Its
supplements, House-The HouGe was occupied
in the consideration Of the general appropria.
tiOn bill
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De CoRDovA's LECTURES MIR. De Cordova
deuvered hts third ard last lecture at Concert
Hall last evening. a large and brilliant au-
dience wac in attendance; and the hne humot
nj Saratoga" eliclted shouts of laughter and
apnlguse Mr.. DE Cord Ova'S lectures have been
hiehly success nj, fact which Is to be attr-
bnied IN a great degree - the able management
80 Al n n pugh.
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FIFTH EDITION
THE LATEST NEWS.
Butler Again Befeated-The Army
Reduction This Evenings
Market Reports.
FROM WG6HING TON.
Apeotni D6Spatch TO Ths EUentn0 Telegraph
The Army bali.

AhS
WASHINGTON, Feb. 19.-The House, by vote
OF Ill yeas to ca nays, adopted Blaiue's sub.
stitute for Buffers amendment to the Army
Appropriation b u reducing the force of the
army. This is auo her triumph for General
Grantin the House as he was known to De uu,
favorable.to Buffers proposition, but approved
of that offered by Blaine. Butler made another
appeal to the House today before the vote was
taken, but IL had lt.le effect.
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HDnT TO THE HOUSE, OF REFUaB.-Tb omas
MCGEE Is q youth OF eighteen years OF s-ge, aud
hiss been behaving very badly; BE resides la
Manayunk, and has been putting ole parents
TO great deal OF trouble in RUNNING away from
home and keeping bad company. He engaged
board az several places, and his parents had To
nav for the same. lie was taken before Alder
man Ramsnale, VINO committed him to the
Hnuse o{ Refuge.
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MALICIOUS MIscHEF.-During the alarm OF
IRE last evening young man named Jaraes
mCOiay LOOK hold OF the rope of the nose car.
teenth and Callowhlll streets, and while the
carriage was running. he cut the rome in tv1n
which greatly accelerated the sDeed Of tha
members of the company at one end of The
rope. He came near being seVerelV handlad
bat was taken before Alderman Pancoast, VINO
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BLACKWEnL,s ISLAND.


S AsyIum = OnPtOus and
s"oc. sDR RaSss-HHOw the Inmates are
treated.
Thereporter of the New York Herald having
visited the Bunatic Asylum on Black Wells
Island, New York harbor, gives the following
ss the result Of his observations:-
THE JUNArIC ASYLUM
This establishment consists of three distinct
bulidlngs, one of which is ca led out of delicAcy
no doubt for the feelings of tue friends of the
inmates, the Lodge" Instead OF the mad.
house" The asy lum proper is com posed OF the
main building, which is, according TO ofli oial
hgures capable OF accommodating properly 20i
patients and attendants. The "Loi igen which
is used exclusively for the care of the IN )re
violent patients OF both sexes, properly accom-.
modAtes sixty patients. AMI the third
building, tlled the Retreat, in which females
only are keLt, is oaptb.e OF properly holding
ore hundred patients. few figures, culled
from off1clal sources, Will probably shed more
lighI on the packing system practised a. tue
Lodge" than any mere newspaper sta en- cat.
For instance, the following table Will show the
proper capacity for patients and attendants In
the various buildings as contested with the
actual number that are now in the asylum:-
ggg.. al No
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From Albany,

ALBANY, Feb ia bill was introduced in
the Senate to-day 10 Incorporate the Niagara
ship Canal Company, with capital OF So, 900 600,
with power to build a canal around the Falls OF
Niagara at least 105 feet wide and l3 feet deep.
The bill names the corporators, etc.
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The CRhIneI.

From he Springfield Republican,, Fe6. is.
Among the Cabinet reports is one that Gene
raj Grant has rendered one appointment 70
MIR. Cofax. and that the latter names MS
hiend Mr.. John ID. Defrees, OF Indiana, the pre-.
sent public printer. II the first half OF me story
1s true doubtless the latter Is. Mr.. Defrees Is
the Vice Presidents next friend" and has
been his godfather" In politics and IN Social
life ever since he was boy almost.
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PAINTINGS BELoEGNG TO THE ESTATE on
John OAeSIN, deeeaseh, by order of admins
Gallery. No. 1920 Cnesnut street, At 7l< o'elocR
comprising original portraits bv O. WiiSnn
Nernet, PoussiD, and others, together win q
number of modern paintings. Sale withonS
"ANANNo
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Latest Markets by Telegraph.

BALTIMORE. Feb. l9.-Cotton dull and heavy;
middlnK upiands nOmnally 29c. Flour fairly
active, and all grades 25c. ,lowe,i Howard slEset
super fine SR6 90; H. eXtra s7D9 do. family, e97b09
M CIy Mills superaue. 1906 IS; do extra s7'25G7'7S;
do. family. sC@l225; Western snperine, SS75@G 25;
do ex trs So 756l8 70, do family, E050@l02. Wheat
dull; no sales reported. Spices are nominally uu-
changed. Corn Gull: prime white 9lG93c yellow
ST0SOc Oats duh at 7OG76c Rye firm nj Sr5O6el'56
PROVISIONS hrmer and unchanged,
NEW YORK, Feb. 10 -UOtton lOWeri 800 bales HOld
Rt 2f7lc Flour hesvy ana dec ined 59luc State
60 sOCg7 20: Ohio. s6 7OdB 2O western, g. 6ogs S0
snd oecned i602c No sold At 81 81; sales OF 1900
bushels Corn oeclined 1c.; sales of 81 0OO bushels
mixed Western S8GGeOc Oats quiet; sales OF 5 600
bushels prices unchanged. Beef qniet, Pork OUT
Gull and lower new mess, S826Q@82 75 Lard lower;
steam, l99s0l9Ac. Whisky dull and quotations are
nominal, ..
sea is ands; II go bs uplends CoRstwise ss ba
spa is amos. Total l3 l44 bales EXpOfs-Great 8ri.
tap 2745 bales upRT ds 1873 bales Islands; other
foreign poGts none. Stock, 1851 bales sea Aland9 and
~ Sg5 baeg uDlauds. The market is dull; mlddling5
nominAl st 2sc. sales OF the week, 1900 bales,
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CRUELTY TO DUMB AEiMALs.-A man named
Ferdinand Subers was arrested at Third aud
CheBuut streets, yesterday afternoon, charged
with cruelty TO n dun animal Subers was
beaiing numerically lame horse, winch was
endeavoring TO pull too heavy q load. Alder
hot
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A WIFE BEATER ARREsTBD.-A man named
Jonn Scott was arrested at Second and BOm-
bard streets yesterday afternoon, charged
with malicious mischief aud beating his wife.
He amused himself also With smashing things
generally about the house. Alderman Moore
held him In sd00 bail
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past year was s63 100000
the forges ana bloomaries have produced the

Estimating the above product made direct
from the ore Mt cne-halL and we nave the oial
product of Iron from the ore in 1868 at l,6l060O
tons
The estimated product of the rolling mills for
1868 is lO5 900 tons, an increase OF 5000 tons
over 1867, an Increase mostly due TO larger
product Of rails, amounting To 5067l4 tons,
against 1872, ,l08 tons In 1857.
A statement Of the extent Of our railroad
system and lis consumption OF rails vas given.
Tue total product OF steel is given AZ $4,000 tons,
ond the capacity of our steel works Is given as
equal to full supply.
The number OF blast furnaces built in differ.
ent sections Of the country was alluded to IN
the report.
The total I'm ports OF iron and steel, and the
manufactures thereof, for The year ending June
30. 1865 are given At 5226l5 tons, valued at S23,
ge6 1886.
Late figures from the British Board of Trade
for eleven months mp to November 80, show
exports to this country from Great Britain of
49, Gd8 tons Of pig IRON or less than in 1867, and
more than In 1855. or bar, angle, bolt, and
rods 43 ,3SS tors were shlpped, a slight decrease
since 1867. Imports OF railroad iron are heavy,
being 2S 08j tons or So per cent more than 1857,
and ADouL 80 per cent. of our c0nsum ptlon.
Onr steel imports were 1890 tons, @ little less
than in the two past years.
Our exports of iron, steel and manufactures
thereof in 1868 were 50, LA 7IO.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
A UCTION SALE OF HOSPITAL PRO,
IA PERIY.

~ ftIhl l.
ASSISTANT MEDICAL EURVEYCRs OFFICE
WsGhiDgtOn. ID. O., February AZ 1869. !
VIII be told a. Pnbic Auction In this city, at the
Judiciary square Warehouse, ~ stree. between
Fourth aud FliLh s'Teets. on "WEDNESDAY, the
24lh day of FEB Uary, 1862 at 10 oG ock A, m, the
following articles. no longer needed tor The public
service. via-sOO WoCden BedBte9d4, 1900 Iron Bed
steads ltCO Co.'s liOO Camp Kettles 6O0i II Plates
OLD ChsiFs DesAs Tables. etc. etc. Nearly all the
articles mentioned are new and never have been
us d.
Terms cash, Goods to be removed IN five days.
Assistant Medical PuIveyor, BreveI C0loae U. S. A.