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Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-05-08
y. Y. S. Vol. INSTITUTE,
Corner 5th ave. and 10th street,
Central Park


Central Park
Home and School for the Sons of Deceased sodiers
Dr.. II. 7. UELNBoLD:
Two bottles only of the package of your vau-
able Buchu presented to the Institute have been
used by the children, and with perfect success.
la the case of our little Lieutenant A. j.. his
pride is no longer mortified, and he is free from
the daily morning anathomas of the chamber
maid who has charge Of his bedding. feel that
a knowledge of the result Of cur use of your
Buchu with the children under our charge may
save many Superintendent and Matron of
Boarding Schools and Asylums great amount
of annoyance; and many a poor child suffering
more from reakness than from habit may be
spared punishment, that is mot knowing it as a
weakness instead of bad haht) most uniustly
inflicted upon them. Thanking you on behalf
of the children, and hoping others may be alike
benefited,
am respectfully yours.
COL. YOUNG,
General Sup't and Director.
June l6, 1866. 1882
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FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS.
De. pERRAuLT is tho only Agent in California for
DR.. BriOt'S Female ilOntiliy Pills

Their immense sale has established their reputation as
female remedy unaproacied, and far in advance every
other medicine for suppression and Irregularities,
er o1sruclioDs in females: On the receipt of te Dollar
these rms W" be sen by mail or express, to any part oi
the world, secure from curiosity OF damage
Persons nt distruce be H.. address
nag letter 10 d. j IElRAILI Sacramento au1
lousomcry strees Rooms Nos 9. 10 and H. or Box o.
Post Office san Francisco. stating the ninutey
I"sslhie general habits oi living. occupation,
All communications confidential. I:l3:52t
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-05-08
SPERI.iT0RRUEi

DIR. DoHERTY has just ppblished an important PAM
phlet embodying his views and experiences in relation
Impotence Nriy being short treatise Sperm,-
torh~a Seminal cleeS Nervous and Physical eii-
y consequent this Affection and ether diseases
ual Organs.
This little work information Of .e utmost vaine
to all. wheih her married single. and viii FREE ly
mail receipt Of SIN CENTS in postage stamps return
postage. Address ". X. ppHFETY. II. j..
francisco. Cal
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'EU SCAN SPRINGS.
LeIlaina Co, Cal.
J. C. BRlDLET Propriefor

1s THESE SPRINGS ARE PLEAS
n..I antly situated in picturesque valley,
aEea about seven miles from Red Bluff. The
ss--ra.as. buildings have been thoroughly repair
ed. aud visitors will find all the comforts of a
home, as well as the health-giYing virtues of the
waters
The most eminent physicians Of San Francis
co and the State, after careful analysis cf the wa
ters pronounce them to be the
Best Mineral Waters ir the United States !!
and this opinion is verified by THOUSANDS OF per-
sons who have been cured of chronic diseases,
after having tried in vain the best medical advice.
For chronic diseases Of all kinds, Rhcrmn:isn,
ScTofula, Nervous complaints, Dyspepsia, Indi-
gestion, Skin diseases, Uterine Affections and
the diseases of females. these ,raters iajeltable
The charges are moderate, and every attention
will be afforded TO promote the comfort Of nva-
lids. For further information apply to DR.. +. A.
Thomas, Weareryille DR.. L. &. Goss, Hay Fork
or address J. c. BRADLEY, Red Bluff
Tuscan Springs, April 90, 1866. l5tf.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-05-08

THERE is only one objection to people who
"nean WELL" and that is, they never can spare
time to carry out their meaning.
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VIEW REMEDIES! NEW REMEDIES ?
DR.. GIBBONS DISPEESARY,
G23 Esarnsy Hr-sf.
G23 Etsrnsv sSr.sf.

CORNER COMMERCIAL, SAN FRAN
cisco. established in 1854. Tor the treat
Usnt OF Sexual and Seminal diseases,
-ulh IL Guiiurrhra. elect. Structure,
Syphilis in ail lis forms, Seminal Weak
meas. lmpotency. etc. skin diseases (of
years STANDING, and Uleerated Legs. sue
|. ces-fuily treated.
I DOCTOR GiBB0N has the pleasure
IT announcing that he hiss returned to
this STATE. after an absence of one year,
during which time he has visited ALI
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-05-08

TO THE AFFLICTED.-DR. -. DourRrY returns his
and would take this opror tunty remind then, that
Times to consult a hi- Institute for the
OF the LrTs. LIVER. KInNtys.
URINARY ORGANS. and all private diseases
all its forms and stages; SEMINAL WFAKy and all or-
rid consequences Of self ause GoNoHfHoE GLrGT STEIC
TuEEs. NocTrRNt and NuENAL EMISSIONS Sexual DEBI-Y
diseases of Hack and nns. Inflammation the Bladder
and Kidney and he hopes his tong cxper
successful practice viii continue 10 insure him share of pub
lie patronage BY the practice OF many yci in Europe and
the United States lie is enabled to apply the efficient aDd
successful remedies dcars OF all kinds lie
witluut charges moderate patients in
and honorable and has
able veracity from nieTbof known re~ectaly and high
standing in society. Al parties consulting him by letter
otherwise will receive the hos! and geutles treatment and
implicit secrecy.
TO FEMALES-When afenae is in trouble. afflicted
back nd limbs NJ in
head. dmucss of sight loss of muscular I4,rer ipiiaon
of the heart rritalv. urinary diff
cultes ieiancenent digestive functio- general debility
vaginta all diseases womb. L., stcily, audaII
other diseases peculiar t" females. she unl % I'd
the celebrated female Doctor " L. DoHRTT at bis
Medical Institute anl consult him about her troubles
disease. The is ecting than otheI
!iy California. iae iclica,ot
painful suierg+ ana premature DEATH Al married ladies
delicate health other circumstances prevent in
their aniles. shoul write call NJ DR.. W X. Dn
HEGTYs Medical Institute and they will receive every posi-
help. The Doctors Offices nged that
lie be consulted without fear OF observation.
TO CORREsPONDENTS-P Patients residing in any part O.
the State distant who may desire the opinion
advice of Dr. DouERrY their respective who
thiuk proper submit written uc. in pref
holding personal interview respectfully
ed that their VIII lie held no>, sacred and
confidential. he fully and ctlIidy described.
personal communication will be unnecessary. iusrrc-
and the general treatment of the
delay ami IL such inncr ~ I" convey ~ idea OF the puT-
r. Consultation. ty letter otherwise. Permanent
oure guaranteed ONO lay Address.
Y. X. D0lEETY, NJ. b., San Francisco CAL
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PRIVATE MEDICAL AID! TO THE UNFORTUNATE
OK CURES AND NODLRATE CHARGES
DOCTOR ". K. D0HERTY'S

Private Medical and Surgical Institute I
SACRAMENTO ST. BELOW NONTCOMERY,
Opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship Co.'S On,ce Pritat.
entrance Leiles,iorh street. san Francisco
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Estdjiisir3 erprsSIv n eoyd e afflicted eound Gpd
f4rc N.dicqi Aif. IN ate fcoih.ftt and IF AZ
ittrate and CLyo7jc dlseaS.s. af
crecy, and all Sf-II-AL DISOHDEES.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-05-08

GREAT SALT LAKE CRY, UTAH, |
January IS. lsCS.
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And then If you show thu least boidncss of heart,
VT slight incinatioG to take your own part,
!hey VIII cali yoG an upstart, conceited or vain;
But keep straight ahead, don't stop to expiain-
For people Will talk you know.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-05-08

~ generous AMI noble, they II vent their sr!sea
ou near some loud hints that you're selfish and mean
II upright or honest and fair as the dtv
ihey II call you rogue in siy, sneaking way
For people will talk you know.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1869-05-29
ARE RECEIVLNG OYER
100 roNs OF ASSORTED MERCHANDISE

100 ToNs OF ASSORTED MERCHANDISE
Of every description, and to which they in
the Territory,
We will sell bills of $500 and over, for the
Cash, at l0p per cent, advance on eastern cost
adding the freight.
our stock is the most complete in the Ter
rltory, and of the best quality, and guarantee
to give satisfaction.
j. Il. BARROW a. co.
No. 5-tf
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1869-05-29
A COIOred Citizens View Of the
Way TO do a Land OniCe Busi-
[Erom the Chlcngo Journal.

IRON the chicago journal.
An old darkey, who for years has follow
ed the honorable business of whiewahing,
was applied to BY a gentleman the other
day, who desired to give him Job,
"0h, bress your heart, masser, Use gone
out Of der whitewashing business altogoth.
or. Use IN der real estate business now"
Indeed, and how came you to make this
ehange."
"Spec'la masser, nothing but spec'la-
tion. Oars more spectahility in whitewAsh-
ing dan in real's,ate, rspect, but dars less
spondulks, YOU see.
II suppose so. But how did you get "a
start-what capital did you have3'
We'll. masser, III toll YOU ali about It.
done whitewashing job for realstato
dealer an he pnid me in advice He started
mo in der business an't told mo how t, do ii.
| ies apread myself all over this clty an
took lists Of all der lois wild sale boards on
EN-, an advertised EN- in der papers for sale
At my offs. When customer wanted to
buy lot, asked n tri1e MORN the owner
wolld sell for Then all he'd todo was cs
buy II on my own necount and sell It for Nll
] could get. Snll n house nm. lot yesterday
for 5000, an bought Il to day for $500.
| 50 doing very good business.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1869-05-29
CHURCHES.
iiHARNESs FOR sALEl!

Sixty complete setts, (chain traces for SIX
mule teams, second hand, but in good repair,
for sale in lots to suit, by tho undersigned at
Fort Craig, N. NJ.
VIM. V. B. WARDWELL.
No. 0. II.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1869-05-29
New and Cheap Goods
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

On the first Of May we will be in receipt Of
large train of Merchandise, consisting OF an
extensive and carefully selected assortment OF
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods and Groceries OF
every description.
II Is our intention to open the Wholesale
Spring Market at the lowest living figures,
and make 1t an induccment for merchants
throughout the Territory to make their ppr-
chases at our House.
sPlEGELBERG, BROS.
Santa Fe, n. NJ, April 10, lsGS,
No. IS. II.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1869-05-29
Notice TO PENSIONERS.

Notice is hereby given that the following
named $. pensioners have been transfer
rel from the Agencies at st, Louis, No., and
.Shington City to the Agency at Santa Ft,
and that they will hereafter make application
for, and receive their pensions from me at the
Office the L. S. Depository, south side OF
the Plaza.
Francisco A. Duran, Dorotca Alarcon, Ma
nuclita Basques, Bernardo Narango, Maria c.
Martin, Maria Dolores Prada, Dorotea Rome
ro, Dolores A. Rayel, Ramona Valencia, J..
b. Shaw and William Anderson,
JAMES l.. COLLINS,
Pension Agent.
No. :. tf.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-12-12
MEMORIES OF LEILA

Long days and weeks and months have passet
since We beleld our dear enc last
and then, Oh, then, she was asleepi
The sleep 81 death, so long and deep!
Hope long delayed the dreadful hour,
And bade US KEEP oGr cherished flower!
But ali iI withered day by day
And then, SO gently passed away.
Lies short and troubled dream Was Ger.
Her Iove-ut eye would wake no Inorsi
Hushed was her voice, so sweet ana soft
Cold were the lips we pressed 50 onf
We watched, as If to catch her breath,
but no, &c was the work Of dsathl
We dropped our hands in hopeless grief,
And sought in tears some kind relief
A mothers heart was well nigh broke!
A father bent beneath the stfokei
A brother bowed his manly headl
The sunlight OF their lie had fed.
And when twas said, she's gone to rest
True sorrow filled hIli many breast,
That one, so young aud lovely, too.
should bid The earth so soOn, adIeu!
And is there no consolng thought,
That can TO aching hearts be brOasht3
. yes, she diet In faith and hope
We need not then Ia darkness grope.
She slept In death, but rose to LIE.
Above this world Of sin aEd strife.
Snss gone TO thoss who vent before,
Aud R0w they ALL their Lord alore-
They re singing in the angel choir.
s CT bsck0a Us 70 come up higher,
And sing with them in realms above.
TIA song OF everlasting love. .
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-12-12
New York Editors.

The New York Star describes some
Of the peculiarities OF the leading
newspaper men of that city. Mr..
Bennett, Of the Herald, il says, sal
ways rises when talking, and rarely
talks loud. He never cared for social
pleasures, and INDUCES frequently in
Scotch profanity. Mr.. Greeley, Of the
Tribune, is vain to q degree; he dresses
in cleaniy garments, but arranges them
with scrupulous regard TO nOtOrIety;
he is fond OF attention, and has had an
Office fitted up in front OF his building
where, with curtains drawn up, be has
the gas turned full on, so that he mag
be seen-in thOught-by all who pass;
he affects a squeak, and swearS terri
bly. Mr.. Dana, OF the Sun, INDUCES
in ve,Ocipedes, military cloak and
skull cap; he has weak eyes, and, sit
ting back in his chair, has proofs read
to him, while he chewS the pleasant
cud Of fancy. Mr.. Marble, OF the
World, affects reticence; when people
praise him for one Of Hurlburt's arti-
cles, he smiles and makes believe it Is
his; he didn't like the name OF Moses,
50 he dropped it; he didn't fancy the
name Of Malone, 50 he dropped that;
he does not swear, but whether ne
keeps the other commandments ia
that vicinity, deponent sayeth not.
John SWiuLOn rolls his eyes and rum
pies his hair, unbuttOns his suspen-
ders, and covers the walls Of his room
with wood cuts-besides, he wears a
linen coat covered with ink, and
chews the ends Of. long mines. Mr..
Shepherd, of the Times, is exclusively
neat in all his ways; he wants mis- pa
per lust so; he holds his head forward
and sits on the extreme edge OF his
chair when he writes. Mr.. Jennings,
of the Times, writes on small sheets OF
paper in cOpper-plate chirography, is
very fond of raw oysters and adOres
pale ale. Mr.. Reid, Of the Tribune,
Sits in bis shirt sleeves CHATS queer,
but he does), wears velvet vests and,
has a gold chain some ten feet long,
which he winds about his neck; he
affects the CliLettlllltt business, and his
''sWeet. soft voice" Is indicative OF
his gentle nature: he likes everybody,
and wouldn't be ill-natured for dol
I lar-we would hate to tempt him
with more. Oakley Hall IS the best
/ dressed editor in the city; he has
/ suit OF clothes for every festival Gay,
and appears in green whenever he re-
/ ceives a Celtic procession; he dictates
to a stenOgrapher,a and doesn't care a
ha'pence tOr all the lbels in the land.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-12-12
WASHINGTON.
Justice erIer to Resign--- Meeting Of
Reconstruction Committee, etc.

WASHINGTON. December illus
tice GrieT, the second oldest Justice on
the supreme bench, will resign on
FEBRUARY 10th. This will make q
second vacancy In the court, though it
seems settled that Attorney General
Hoar is to be appointed to the first
one.
The Committee on Reconstruction
held meeting this morning on the
subject OF the admission of Virginia.
RepreS e9tative5 Paine, Beck and
Wood were appointed a sub-commit-
tee to superintend the printing of the
statement of Ex-Governor Wells, Re
publican. In which it is stated that
he expresses himself in favor of imme-
date admission, and abolition of all
test Oaths and disfranchisement; also,
the printing of the speech Of Governor
Walden, recently made before the
committee, showing the loyalty and
good faith OF the people to carry out
their professions, and earnestly pre-
sented arguments relative to their 2d-
mission; and the report of the Legis-
latiVe Committee of Pennsylvania,
and that Of the minority; also, Gen.
Canby's report to the War Depart
ment, giving the result Of state elec-
tiOns to the Reconstruction Commit
tee; also, directed to be made an alb
stract of fifty affidayits charging frauds
in elections, but this is not to be
printed.
The members Of the Committee at
tach little if any importance to the
charges, being generally satisfied of a
fair election. The Committee meet
again Tuesday.
There seems no doubt but the bill
will be passed for the admission OF
Virginia, and so thereafter the United
| States Senators and Representatives
will be sworn in, with the exception
Of Messrs. Booker and Mckenzie,
whose seats have been contested. II
4 is probable the admission of Virginia
will be coupled with the condition
precedent that the State Constitution
Shall not be amended by the present
/ Legislature. Gentlemen who have
seen eX-GOv. Wells statement say be
recommends the passage of the Am.
nesty bill.
At a meeting OF eighty physicians
chemists and iurists to-day to consider
| DR.. b h jcppt'S case, resolutions were
adopted that the published statement
contains no scientific evidence prov
ing that Miss SteinecBe died from eff
f4cts OF prussic acid, and that the ag
gregate of the evidence points to nat
uraI death. a committee was ap
| pointed to present the above resolu
Ions and request Executive elem
ency.
\ circular has been issued from the
Indian Office torbidding the visits o
! delegations of Indians to Washington
| for the purpose OF transacting busines
of their respective tribes. 1t Is th'
| opinion Of the Commissioner tina
their business can be much better &C
complished by their agent, and mon
ey which would be expended il
bringing them here would be used t.
much better advantage in buying
them provisions, agricultural imple
| ments and annuities.
The trial Of the negro Schendeman
formerly a messenger in the Treasur,
| Department, indicted for passini
counterfeit money, was concluded to
day by his acquittal.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-12-12
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

The following tribute 70 the memory OF
one dearer than life to the senior editor OF
the APPEAL, written by an esteemed lady
OF this city, though long delayed, Is not
the less touching 70 the hearts Of such a.
knew the loved one best and loved her
most. God plucked the Angel from
among her kindred, Impoverished and
distressed by a disastrous war, and placed
her, as too good for earth, in the golden
city and blissfuI realm. The mourneTs
nl0urned not for her. The funeral eortege
in Mississippi was not gilded. Il was not
ablaze with carriages, laees an,S diamonds,
a. some are; but looked rather Ike a con
gregation of beggars, who had once been
princes. The scene was mOurnfuI as the
mOurners from among whom the sanity
spirit fed. But the upper realm rejoiced
and rung the heavenly welcome, and while
we s0rrOwed as those who have no hope,
the Iegions there (our LEILA one rejOiced
in the real glory Of the good, unmixed with
evil. Seeing with human eyes, with hu-
man hearts we suffer still. But faith IL
Wisdom, the Divine, and Beneyoienee IL
finite, commands and prompts, even
from the heart Of a father, the utterancs
'sThy viii be done''-I would not ls0U
vert back to earthl
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-12-12
NASHVILLE.
Summary Of Proceedings of the Leg
islatgre.
SPECIAL TO THE APPEAL.

5EEALAA4 ~ / III - ~---
NASHVILLE. December II, 1863.
In the Senate to-day, Senate bill for
changing the name Of the Memphis
and General Insurance Bank was
amended as proposed by the Judiciary
Committee, making the private prop
erty Of stockholders liable for all debts
of the bank. The bill passed on its
third and last reading.
Senate bill providing that the State
shall not assume the responsibility OF
the payment Of any costs Injured by
criminal prosecutions, and by remov-
ing prisoners from one prison to an
other, and that counties in which
prosecutions originated be taxed with
costs, passed on its third reading.
Senate bill to charter the COvington
Commercial Bank, passed third read
ing.
The following Senate bills were re-
ported:
Authorizing clerks to issue writs OF
injunction in certain cases.
To incorporate the Air Line Cotton
Express and Fast Freight Company.
To discourage vexatious appeals in
civil cases.
To amend the criminal laws by ex-
empting persons serving in the late
war from indictment for acts commit
ted during the war.
To further extend the exemption
laws.
House.-AEr. Saunders introduced q
bill to punish the crime of rape by
hanging.
Mr.. Sherrod introduced a bill eX-
empting persons over sixty years Of
age from serving on juries.
Mr.. Steele introduced a bill to pay
depositors in the Bank OF Tennessee
House bills incorporating the Gay
osO Club; Incorporating the Mutual
Benevolent Association Of Memphis
/ incorporating the DeSotO Insurance
Company; Incorporating the Raleigh
Mineral Springs Company, passed
second reading.
The following House bills passed s
third reading: 10 incorporate the
Memphis Fire and Relief AssO
citation; amendment to the ac
Chartering Memphis City Schools
4 To incorporate the Memphis anC
Tennessee Navigation Company.
The Cincinnati and Southern Rail
road was discussed at considerable
/ length, but the House had to adjourn
for want Of quorum.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH.
/ NASHVILLE, December ll.-Capt
Stacy, arrested, a few days since 70
blaek-maiIing distillers, says the pros
ecution is malicious, as he viii SHOW
when his case IS Investigated.
The bill chartering the right Of va!
to the Cincinneti Southern Railroad
was taken up and amended. The voti
upon the bill was defeated by illibus
tering, but It viii come up again Mon
day; but, as several members desir
to speak upon it, q vote may not b
had.
Tne Senate repealed the bill to ALLOW
railroads indebted to the State to pa!
in bonds, and also the bill to ALLOW
aliens, who are heirs or desire to holC
real estate, 10 sell and ALLEVIATE tn,
same.
The bill exempting soldiers wh'
served in the late war, from indict
/ ments tor sct7 during the war was, re
pealed.
a bill abolishing the State Guard
and Governors staff, passed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-12-12
FUNERAL NOTICE.

dONsARRAT-The friends and aequaint-
ances OF Col ESQ. r. MocssARRAr are invited 20
attend his funeral, which win take place THIS
SUNDAY Afternoon, at balf-past O'Clock,
from his late residence, 2S9 Poplar street.
FnneraI services at St. Mary's Church, by
Rev. Mr.. Hines.
BOOK-The friends and aequa. ntancas OF
J.. F. BOOK are respectfully invited to attend
his funeral. from the Central Baptist Church,
on Second street, This SUNDAY Afternoon
the I9th, at o'clock. Services by Rev. DIT.
Tgrg
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-12-12
ROME.
Opening and Adjournment Of the
EcumenICaI Council.

ROME, December l0.-The Pope de-
liyered an allocutiOn before the assem-
bled Bishops. He expressed his salts
"a tiOn III being able TO open the coun-
ell on the daywghioh had been fixed,
and at nndinS<that the Bishops came
in such numbers to aid the Holy See,
helped by the Holy Spirit. False hu-
man science and impiety were never
before SO strong as at the present day,
for they were well organized and hid
themselves behind pretended aspira-
tions for liberty, but there was moth
ing to fear, because the church was
stronger even than heaven. But time
will remedy present evils. The holy
father concluded with an invocation TO
the Holy Ghost, the Blessed Virgin
and Saints Peter and Paul.
ROME, December 1.-THE Ecumen-
ical Council vas adjourned until after
the Epiphany. Much opposition is
expected on the reassembling of the
body, but the Pope is said to be sure
OF the cooperation of the American
Bishops.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-12-12
TELEGRAPalc MARKETS.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, December ll.-CottOn quiet and
unchanged; upiWnds 25}S.
Flour 81 5Od4S5. Whisky 81 0lal @. Nheat-
Red 81 -; No. Spring 81 .. Corn sound
81 l9al p. Rice quiet. Coffee dull sugar
Cuba IlMl l1lSc MOlasses 739Snl5.
Dry G0ods-Ths greatest feature IN trade to-
day IS the reduction of Sprsgue's prints tu
li1S. The Sunny Side Xxx Eleached muslius
are also reduced from i 10 Il, and the Senal C.,
y inch do. from iuil 20 H. The market is 9th
erwise unchanged, and generally quiet, bu,
the stocks are not large, ami the ingica-
tiOns are that all staple fabrics have found a
level. II is certainly eyiCent that there viii
be a general advance IN all heavy brown
sheet is2as soon
Mcney-The market Is steady at e97l. Dis
counts unchanged.
The Rank -sasef4euf hDvs5 a gifuht cain.