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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-08-20
TELEGRApAGC NE W 5.
VIRGINIA.

fRloF THE Political SiTokTToS.
RIcHNoSD, Augus 10, It I. stated on
good authority tbat G-r. CAnhy will, within
en- ds,s, issue his elrcti n proclamation,
e nvsning the Legislature, applyi gtnr iruf
lad oith % the men b r., am where u
nj niher elect cal n / TAX, the oath, Rivi 'g
his seat to Il candidate who received the
u, Nt highest vote. Thu news pro iuceS
iiil rent feeling amo z dd rent parties
The Wei, Rpub leans, Who form ninr-
truths IT what wa. the Republican ptrty,
% lice uv,ru. The y mucras are ctt
drut that the effect l., to give the S ate 1"
Democracy IA 1917, aud p-rmanr'ly h re
,ftrr, a. d The Wa ker RipDb leans, VIII
Il c ID ihtir ticket ~ the iIta smoug tie
Viii ~ that Iterr was I" b. no M iIe dislran-
hsvmubt IL 4 teet Oaths, are We. y SEX
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-08-20

as those of Webb, as the Shoe found
with them was No. IL viii b was lar
ger ths0 he wore. Ii is involved
mystery.
There are 90 visitors at the Rcd Sui
piur six miles above this point.
[ q e
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-08-20

A gentleman of Northern birth re
sarkcd, when speaking of the action Of
Gen. Comfy shout sSe test oath, that
Virginia had made great bIuuder
That for very small cost the qncStio"
could be settled and the State obtain
anything desired. Nothing, said be- is
easier or simpler. We have only to
make Grant present of fine horse a
box of smoking tobacco aud a buIl-pup
and I guarantee that all will be we'll.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-08-20
VIRGINIA NEWS.

There have been many reports and asseI-
tons tina. Gen. Candy would require tie
,..,-oa,b of the members of the Legislature
md il seemed to have been bis determine
ton. But it is now PR bable that he WI
r., over-ruled BY the authorities at Wash
iopton and that the oath will not be reqnir-
.d A number of municipal appointments
h.v. hsen made for Richmond. whitley
retir from the State Journal and it is no
known what eject it will have upon the
tone of the paper. w. W. Lewis con
stable of Brunswick county was killed while
making an arrest a few days since. The
dry weather has destroyed tho corn crops
in many parts of the S ntc,.,' Geo Peabody
aud Gen. Lee are Mt the Greenbrler WHITE
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-08-20

We shall soon produce very valua'
bic article upon butter making in Penn
sylvauia and especially that supplied
tue Philadelphia market. The infOrma-
ton contained 10 it will be worth many
years subscription to the Ne,cs.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-08-20
Didn't vote.

We are led to infer from the election
returns that Secretaries Boutwell, and
Creswell did Mt vote in the Tennessee
election, aud that their influence is on
a par with Confederate money. 1t was
terribly scaled the other day.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-08-20

There is likely to be difficulty in
the Grant family Judge Dent, Grants
" 0'he'''- law, insists upon running Tor
Governor of Mississippi upon the Con-
serva''ve>Repub'iea. ticket. Grant ia.
vors the Radicals, hut nrs. Grant favofs
her brother, Dent will ave to make
him q present Of pup to viii him over
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-08-20

Parson Brown!vw has written letter
to the Washington Chronicle in w,ich
be says there were as good REPUBLICAN,
in the Sentcr party as in the Stokes
faction. lie takes occasion to favor
Bailie Payton for Senator
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-08-20
Great Distribution
by the Metropolitan GIr. Co.
EVERY TICKET DRAWS A PRIZE.

5Cash Gifts each 20, 900 40 Cash Gifts eachsl 900
~ " 10000 200 - d0)
20 " 5000 100 100
50 Elegant Ros wood Pianos each $500 to 800
IS Medcons 20 to 100
so Sowing Machines 6Jto l7G
so Gold matches Is to 3Jn
Cash PIiLcs silver ware, &c, valued at 100000
A chlncs 10 duIw any Of the above Prikrs Tor zJc.
Tickets describing FIiEes are ssHif'i ia Envelopes
and we'll MIXED. an receipt Of % C. a aied Ticket
is drawn without choice aud sent by mail to any
liress The prize named upon il viii be delivered
to the tickcthodcr on payment Of One Dollar.
Prizes are immediately seat to any address by cN
pros or rfiuru mail.
You will know WHIT your lrizc Is before you pay
for it, Any Pri-e crcI1Hyed fp' another of sumo
rt,ig-. No iial>. our patrons ca dcpcni ON iIii
dealing.
References 90 r., s"lec, the following from many
who have lately drawn vd.u thle prizes aud kindly
permitted us 10 publish tdrm: indrcw burns,
Cine 60, $1,000; Miss Clara ) Walker Baltimore,
Plano, $500; Jane, VI. Matthews, Detroit, 80 !;
John +. Andrews, savannah, $500 Aliss Agnes
simmons, Charleston, Plano, 5000.
We pabliSh no names without permission.
OJtti1Hs Qf the i',eS5 $40 Tho firm is reliable and
deserve then succ 'ss. Tribune, May S. -
know them to be fair dealing firm. IN Y Herald,
May 2s. \ friend Of ours drew $500 prize, which
was promptly received Daily News, June s.
send FOR circular. Liberal inducements TO Agents.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Every package Of Scaled
Envelopes coutsins cNE CASH GIFT. Six Tickets
for ~ 10 for 81 IS for 50; 40 Tor Sij. All letters
should be addressed to
HARPER. WILSON a co.,
I73 broadway, New York.
July %
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-08-20

On. J. J LAwREScE - Dear Sir Please send
me Immediately, per express, TO TaTb6ro two dozen
more bottles Of your hasadalis. ] have carefully
examined It's Formula, and have nsed II In nv
practice m number Of cases. am well pleased
with u. think Il, beyond doubt the best Altera.
tive ever used have tried Il In evor n cases Of
serofula and scrofulous affections, &c, with mneb
satisfaction 70 myself aud patients. have, there
fore % hesitation In recommending Il 10 Physcians
Respectfully your, &c.
AB NOBLE. ND
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-08-20
q3ristpl o. III S,
FRIDAY, August 20, 1869.

fine Editors Of the NEws are not respon-
able for the opinions oppressed by cores
roudents.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-08-20
New Goods! N w Good
THE CRY rs STILL THEY CONE,

New Goods! N w Good
THE CRY rs STILL THEY CONE,
ETANlNG purchased the entire stock nv
m Fashionable Go~ds Of Mr.. j. A Bt,CESsatd
bought Wy him during the last month la the ,iLhr
pal Eastern Cities Tor Cash, at greatly reI I,'h'.
ces, aud also hay Ing received great man lp ~
goods direct from New York BY the So1,be,l'i
press, | Am INV prepared to offer In ,av "a
,rlcnd-, =. well as the friends Of the said
Buckner, lar greater inducem nts than her., \.
ever offered IN this any other rnatt,I S'.uiofe
Baltimore or East OF Memphis Tenn " ~
FOR THE LADIES
have every quality Of Dress Gool. =
the cheapest Prints to the finest sin.
French aud English Merinoes. NJ. ~
znmbiques, Lawns, Chnlli.s
Spring Delaines, etc, etc
Small Bonnets, large enough
in style for the Biggest Woman IN
Tennessee, Ladies' Hats of eyerv a,
scription and price--from the sbay.
Turtle Shell to m gmbrelln, abJ o %
worth from so cests to So, wi!
FOR THE GENTLEMEN NEXT
\ MAMMOTH STOCK OF
READYMADE CLOTHING
AND PIECE GOODS
Equal to &c not larger than many wbo,.--,
houses either in Baltimore or No,fnIL
Calf Skin aud Brogan Boots
Black & White Alpine Hat.
Fine. Caters. Walking or laying ,lowr o..
THE CHILDREN MUST HAVE THIN
SHARE IN THIS ELEGANT
ASSORTMENT
And for their especial benefit ? bayon,.-,.
dozen Child's Velocipedrs. the -"
thing out and the Great Ndpuo,
Elephant, which will be an
Exhibition for only thiIty dave,
". d. JONES' NEW BRANCH STOpp
West end Main Street, Bristol. Terna,l.
after which, asthe weather get. Won Wv
er, will move him farther North
have on hand and fos ,ule
81 900 lbs. Dushong's CsshnHv
| 10000 Bristol Foundry Ca.,ir-v
| 10000 Garter and johnson county t..
O,00O Roll. Band, Rod and Tirs "'"'
| 1000 Bar Lead, at mamfoctrs ,,t.
1000 Gals. Keys Best Painted Stopsr...'
500 Bunches Cotton Yarn.
25 HOiston Farmer IN. Y. Prem p,.-.
2 Thimble Spindle ard 2Wood Axle W" .''
just received from be manufacture s''
adde's, Brides, and Harness, in great -,
Iiety. for sale cheap. Conf ectiSpsr;,.
Oysters Canned Fruits, Hardware
Drugs, Cutlery. ETC., etc
and many, very many otherar.
ticles too BHmerous to mentior
Also Agent Tor the Celebrated BucL,,.
Reaper and Mower, combined or single Il.
best Machines now in use, Also
Buckeye Threshers and
Seperators that
will throw
straw 100 feet in the air. and also
Agent for the Salt works
Plaster Banks. Sc.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-08-20
r,c - v m=ecAMTlLE JOURNAL,

ESTABLISHED IN 1868,
IapuI,lishrd Weekly t1h"rsda forn.
tuyi Giving the most extensive anu ~
c,saf,. Price Lists ever tssueu ~ Ihe
II n. Tn Politics It ~ strictly ncuirhI,
h,,t thdcncnde ut ia Us criticisms uprn
ali rnntterr affecting the CommeIctai
and Financial interests OF the Nation
r. 40 corrected Weekly up e time Of pnblleaon,
s,g Trr JounxAL almost iniispehaahe 70 nl dealers w
p.,n,s ami urocerirsFsh sud hstconntry fIedurt-
isrsre-iron andSisrTin, Metals AcFurs nni skins.
woos-Doursstic AMI Foreign fruiis and Nuts-des aud
Leaiher-Tobaccos, &c.
arpv Etw Ycnx MsscAsrtt= 'srzxsI enters NJ, week
r s slsth wear deserved prosperity Is exhibited ~ va
ions iu 'naI cement iIOm four TO eg
ptgesH N. T. Vorld, OF . 1861.
0Trr Eryv YonN Mrnc,vrttr is now ~ tho
sShii, Of ts Produce Merchandise aud Money Markets whleh
40 futer tuciiated W judcous and temperate editorials
Tur JnvuvAL ~ a rood ptper, shi deserves ho
pospcriiy Il has aehevod"-h D. TrbuHe, Oct ,, ltSA
Teu rr-- YnnE MrHcAsrLs t6upStL-As giving Taeulsr
and osr eshbs Of Produce Merchandise ant MONEY hssFi
TnE JouRxst 10 found Invaluable, willis thr tone oi W ~.
itoas ID marked rnud nui Discrimination - pef
ofis class 10 without rvs" ErcHg E1lTeis New fo,E
Every business man should have the
.Tournni--none can afford 10 he without
10. subscription price, 5000 per amman
In advance. Address
TIE NEW YORK MERCANTILE JOURNAL CO.,
- ~--rO1o. 96oPeerls ST., Kew York.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-08-20

81 The Bad Eagle has come doSo from
hi' lofty p.rch, aud the Red Fox OF
Jol u son has fuuud his hole
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-08-20
THE LATEST ATTRACTION is Ar
JOSEPH R. ANDERSON & cos.

7 AIDES desiring to purchase beautiful
II Styles aud Cheap Dry Goods, will save
money by calling at
J.R. ANDERSON & co.
4 ENTLENE& in want of Clothing can
N save money 10y buying out of the large
Stock at II. An DRESON & co.
THE LARGEST STOCK OF BOYS
l. Clothing ever brought to this mark. /,
At } r, ANDERSON s. co.
IF You WANT MECHANICS TOOLS,
L aud Al Kiuds of IL ,rdware, call at
J II ANDERSON s. co.
VFYoU WANT GOOD COFFEE AND
JR ANDERSON & co.
IF YOU WANT SCHOOL BOOKS AND
L Stationery, 60 90
JR ANDE SON & co
IF YOU WANT LOCKS, HINGES AND
L G,nss, for building, go to
r ANDERSON s CO.
IF YOU WANT PAINTS, OILS DYE.
l Stuff, go TO } r ANDERSON q co
IF YOU WANT IRON, CASTINGS,
4 P.oWs, and Implements of Agri 'ult are,
90 to J X ANDERSON s co.
IT YOU WANT 10 BUY ANY KIND OF
Goods, go ta.
} z ANDE son & co,
II you want save yonr lines.
Here's "a chance these hlrl times
To pay your way rs YOU SO,
Chases away hard times, you know.
J r ANDERSON & co.
TUsT NC EIvED.-PoUR poztN APPLE AM
- Peach Peclcrs aud Corots-
r. ANDERSON a co.
DRIED BL AcKBERRlRs, APPLIES aud PEACHES.
| u.Rn 10 nuu gYgTONERs
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-08-20

I AIDES desiring to purchase beautiful
II Styles aud Cheap Dry Goods, will save
money by calling at
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-08-20
TIE LIFE or JEFFERSON
DITIS.

LIFE or JFFFFRsoS DAVIS GATHERED PROM
BEHIND The sCeNts, WITH A SECRET MS
TORY or the CUNFEDtRACY &C by EDWARD
A.P, LLlBD, AUTHOR or 1HE I. ST CAUSE
vU , 500 PIP. HATIiNAL Pt DLlshiNu CO.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-08-20

J.R. ANDERSON & co.
(NENTLENES in want Of Clothing can
N save money 10y buying out of the large
Stock at ] h. ANDERSON & GO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-16

A heavy storm prevailed Monday, not only
throughout England, but ON the continent
rection, and reports Of marine disasters are
constantly being received. The General Synod
OF the Irish Church assemb bled in Dublin, Tues
day, at ST. Patricks Cathedral. There was a
full attendance. protest against the act of
disestablIshment was passed unanimously. A
scheme for the formation of a church BODY OF
12i representatives was submitted. The Pail
Mall Gazette maintains that the argument
against granting pardon to the Fenians on the
ground OF prudence is not strong as an argu-
ment upon uestion Of justice. There can be
only two constructions upon such an act-both
mischievous. One class will regard il as an act
81 soWardles, &c and The , other as an Inauguration
Napoleon presided yesterday at a council of
ministers. Official journals announce the
health OF the Emperor restored. The Patrie
states tnat the Empress will leave again for
the East on the Both inst. General Prfm was
accompanied by Silvela and Olozaga on his
VISIT 10 the Emperor. 1t Is understood the
Cuban question was discussed: Prim is well
MaoIld on Saturday. The Madrid Impartial
says General Prim telegraphs the Government
INA .Sat ne VIII hesitate at no sacrifice to subdue
An international workingmen's congress
convened in Basic, Switzerland, Tuesday, a
large number OF delegates being present. Con-
gratulatory letters and dispatches from all
parts Of Europe and North America have been
received. Letters from German workmep OF
new I ork city, regretting their inability to
seno Oelegdtes ana q comm u unlcatfOn from the
National Labor Union of the United States
were read. Cameron, American delegate made
long speech, and invited delegates to attend
the National Labor Congress at Cincinnati in
$50. "
The report is repeated that the Car has for.
bidden the attendance Of Russian bishops at
the ecumenical council. Telegraphic commu-
nication between Russia and China has been
interrupted by Inundations in the vicinity of
Lake Baikal, Siberia. The wires are prostrated
Tor miles, and many stations DESTROYED
ruMor Is in circulation that a conference
VIII oe proposed on the Tuco-Egyptian ques.
ton. Russia and Prussia maintained an attI.
tude OF reserve, and the other Powers are not
disposed TO accept the proposal, because they
regard the question as merely q matter OF the
internal administration of Turkey.
The North German States have determined
not to make use Of the French cable liz Sending
kilograms TO America.
Paraguay, and two Paraguayan fortifications
captured by the Allies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-16

ga woman died recently IN Trenton. Mich
lgan, IN giving birth TO her thirty-first chIId
Among the thIrty-one were three mars q,
twins, and the eldest OF them all, IL living,
would be only twenty-nine years old
- ~Dexters latest Is q half mile in IO7.
- Bosh-the talk about women Abandoning
the use OF the chignon.
"A strone-minded woman in New York
was heard 70 remark the other day that sha
would marry man who had plenty OF money,
though he was SO ugly she had 70 scream
every time she looked at him.
~London has "Lady's Own Paper"
sNext President Train" has offered Brig
nam Young q seat in his cabinet
~lt is Gwin junior, not the Doctor, who
wants TO g'win as State Senator in California,
Potatoes sell for .welve and a halt cents
bushel in Iowa.
- The University Of Dsseret. in Salt Lake
City, contains 100 men and lO3 women students
~The Pacific Railway recently DISCHARGED
over 2-5OO Chinese laborers
@Wnd pigeons have been flying SOUTH
ward over Chicago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-16
APFAIRs IN LoUDoN COUNTY. VA.-Th.
following items are from the Leesburg MIRO
this week

AFFAIRS IN LOUDoN COUNTY. VA.-The
this week:
Homicide.-An unfortunate difficulty oc.
CURED at Taylortown, in this county, on Sat.
urday evening last, between George F. Cooper
and Chas. II. Shoots, (neIghbors and cousins
which resulted in the killing Of the latter. We
understand that Shoots went to the house of
Cooper while he was at supper, and originated
quarrel. Cooper ordered him to leave or he
would shoot him, at the same time taking up
nis snot gun. Snoots went out, still quarrel
ing, but afterwards returned, and as he was
entering the door Cooper fired, the load lodg.
ing In Shoots left breast, from the effects OF
which he died in about fifteen min utes. Cooper
maoe no effort to escape, but on the contrary
sought an officer by whom he might be taken
In custody. warrant was issued for has ar
rest by Justice Steut on Sunday, and in the If.
ternoon he was lodged in the Jail In this town
by Constable Wine. On Monday, Cooper wss
examined by the county court then in session.
and bailed in the sum of 81 $50 to answer be-
fore the next grand jury.
county Agricultural Society, at a meeting of
the Executive Committee, determined to hold
a fair on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday,
immediate steps will be taken to complete the
necessary arrangements for the exhibition.
Properly Sdles.-The tract OF land heretofore
advertised BY Harrison, Heaton, Noland, and
roster, commissioners, belonging to TaZeweil
Lovette, and containing Ii9 acres, was sold az
public sale on Monday, for Si5 IS per acre.
Elisha Holmes, purchaser. ]. L. Rnker, auc.
uoneer.
A house and lot in Lovettsv,lle, belonging to
- Morberly, was sold by Powell Harrison,
commissioner, for s73O-John w. Ermich, pur-
chaser.
The Belmont" tract of land, belonging to
MAJOR E. q. Fitzhugh, containing I6I acres,
and lying near Bloomfield. was sold at public
sale on Monday by Major A. L. Rogers. attor.
ney, &C. m tor sss per acre zone: cash the
Townsend Frazier purchaser.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-16

EMIGRATION WRer.-It rs stated that emf
grafton TO the West has received a great i'm
petus from the completion of the Pacific Rail-
road, and from the work furnished 10 laborers
on other railroad routes 10 California. A
smaller proportion than ever OF the emigrants
arriving from abroad, IL Is believed. remsin in
the Atlantic States. The passengers on the
emlgrant ships no sooner land at Castle
Garden than they commence making in
quires as 10 the shortest route TO the West,
and proceed on their journey with as little
delay as possible. Ii rs believed that, du-
ring the next twelve months, fully hundred
thousand persons, both native and foreign
born, Will remove and settle in Kansas and the
states beyond. IL is reported that villages are
epringing up In every direction, where year
ago there was nothing but prairie, without a
village or even hut. At Laramie, 572 miles
west OF Omaha. there was not a house 20 be
seen two years ago, and now the traveller meets
win nourishing town, with 500 in h abi tants,
a hne railroad depot a good hotel and large
stores
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-16
Baltimere Markets, fs.dav.

BAIrIMoR1, Sept. I6-Cotton nomInaIly
at 2Sa3O. Flour quiet, but steady. Howard
street superfne, S6aS6.5O; do. extra, s6.5OaS7. IS
do. family, Ssass25; City Mills superfne, s6 rs
aS6.75; do. extra, sc 5OaSo; do. family, Is 25s
SlGI5; Western supertne, s6aso.50; do. extra,
50 50aS7.25; do. family S7.5OaSs. Wheat weak,
ont prizes unchanged; prime TO choice red,
81. 1.55aS160. Corn firm; white, 81 25as rs: vel
low, q. 2iaS1.25. Oats dull at 5sa6O. Rye dull
at SIlOaSl.H, Pork quiet at s33.5OaS3I 30.
Bacon firm and active; rib sides, IshaI94
clear do, ~; shoulders, is al6A; hams, 2fa25
Lard quiet at ha20H. Whisky very quiet at
S126, but buyers are holding or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-16
DRY Goods


The business Of the past week in dry goods
has been fair for the season, the demand steady
the transactions well distributed and prices
hrm. A few failures have occuredd among
some Of the smaller houses in the clothing
trade. but none OF a serious character, or OF an
eaen. 10 create any alarm We believe the
general state OF the trade to be in a very sound
and satisfactory condition, and the reports
from the agricultural cistricts are calculates
TO give increased confidence in the business
future OF the country.
In unbleached shirtings and sheetlpgs the
uansacuons nave not been on large scale; but
tney seem TO have been very satisfactory, for
10 continue. Indian Head and Appleton A
standards are both held at Il cents bv mann.
faeturers' agents ShirtIng. 30-lnch, Indian
Head, at IL cents. In bleached shirtfngs and
sheetings there have beeu considerable sales
Prices have been well sustained, aud no dis
position is shown by large holders or man ufac.
tqTers to force sales. New York Mills sell al
% cents, Wamsuttas "A at 22k, for 5-4 81 cents.
Cotton drills are il steady demand for heavy
weights: for light weights there is less mo uirv
Prices hrm. Cotton fiannels have been IN less
demand than usual at this season, owing 10
the large public sale Of Laconia and Saco fian
deis which took place on Thursday week. Pri.
ces are steady butthere is some uncertainty a. 10
tne future OF these goods. Rolled jaconets are
IN steady demand, without change from our
last quotations. Cambrics sell steadily for The
best makes, but the inferior qualities are not
much inquired for. Sllesias are tolerabIy
have sold freely, and the market is compara.
lively bare TOR the better qualities. Stripes
and ticks are without any marked change.
The demand Is light, but prices are stea dv'
Prints are in active demand, and the sales are
nearly up TO the supply for desirable STYLES.
Prices are generally firm, and in some cases
an advance OF half cent yard has been es
tablished. Sprague's side bands sell at IS GEMS.
Spragues fancies sell at I3k cents, less one
per cent. Ginghams OF new and desirable
colorings are in lively demand. Prices Arm,
Muslin de LANES are in very good demand and
prices are steady.
Woolens Of all descriptions are in improved
demand. Woolen shawls are selling freely
and prices are consequently firmly held while
these goods meet with such ready purchasers
The demand for cloths and overcoatings is fair
for the better descriptions, but the lower grades
are in less demand. Prices are generally
firmly established. Flannels are not in so good
REG nest af they have been; but the sales, though
moderate, are made at steady prices. Blankets
are not selling, the extremely hst weather of
the past week being adverse; but prices are
without change.
The demand for foreign fabrics, especially
for dress goods and millinery articles, has con-
siderably improved, and our importers have
been very actively engaged. The sales by auc-
tion during the past week have been very large
and well distributed.-N. T. Independent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-16
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Money is in good supply on call in New
York al per cent. The shipments of currency
TO the South and West are quite moderate.
from the Circumstance that the banks cannot
get notes Of the low denominations REQ uired oy
their correspondents. The Sab-Treasury has
been drained of legal tenders of the denomina.
tions below 500, and in reference 10 an appIica.
{ on by the Assistant Treasurer 70 the Treas-
urer for small notes, General Spinner says
that II will be impossible TO forward any fur.
ther supply of notes below slOO until the new
u ties come from the printer.