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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-08
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WV. N. LITTLE AuetioneeE
by WYCK0FF g. LITTLE.


On MONDAY March
Al o'clock At the City SGesroom PhRaI Buildings No 10 Court
Brooklyn
ATTRACTIVE SALE
Adjourned sale Of LOTS IN OAKLAND FLATBUsH TRoYAvR
COLLINS aud WILLIAM-STS and SCHEEECTAbY.AYR
ThiI sale presents opportunity for safe nreItmeut
ALSO. AT THB sAMB TIME AND PLAOB
sALh OF DESIRABLE DWELLINGS ON CHRRVERPLACB,
PACIFIC AND Wo0DHuLI~sTs., BROOKLYN.
and brsE dEsbg 6eIO Lot I6sIsae Contains hot
and cold vae gas and gn aIush BATH water closets 10 Hcuss
good order.
Ne "a WooDHULLST near Heks-3tory brI,I b,ssr ,toss
trimmings hot and cold water BATH
improvement VIII readily r.nt for 81 900 per iusunl
acknowledgement Ttdence the
Of Fabuih 3sory brown fronts 1IiO lot 100; containing
bells sptating tubes, ke Terms Tefy easy
Maps Of al the above now ready At No Isl houagusL and No "a
CedArEt, EswYorE
TUESDAY, Msrche
at u Oeoek at the Exchange Satsoou No. Ill Broadway New
York.
- GRAND OPPORTUNITY.
PBREMPTORY sALR OF 90 LOTS ON HUDsONAvB CROWN
MONTGOMERY, AND hALBONBsTS., BROOKLYN, IN TIKI
MONTY OF THR GRAND B0ULBvARDS LBADfyG PROM
PROSPECT PARK, AND ONLY TWO BLOCKS FROM ERW YORK
located The completed mprovemsn,s gsihe
oVanages position render desirable
properly pas never been offered before public sale worthy
Atuloa OF capitalists and peeuaors The many Improvements
iii e 20 tha locality render certain that before long every lot
eoe Tor building purposA The oi o two blocks nom
hograpa book ready AZ the Auetouee No "a Ca
AN'"' Az L. ana No l9l Montague,t. BrooklyA
also At the time and place
Maps ready ~ ~ AA1 "4'''-''''
pvrprs,,,,, =. Also, a the same tim. ard place
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TOSEPH MCGUIRE, AuctiOneer, will SELL
WEDNESDAY March TO- at the Exchange SaesroOm Ill
Broadway By order Of the Supreme Court under direction Of Au
Nathan ESQ., Referee the valuable HOUSE aud LOT No 80 Lexington
aver between 2s and 2th Lot se1S e House. threestoV
and basement brick with plate Windows BATH stationary
wash tabs &C., good order Maps at the AuOneeT Office No 90
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CIR Il IA II WOOD LAKE

We CALL ATTENTION to The desirable property offer
g on this beautiful lake Hotel would se to examine With
oVt delay and gentlemen wishing purchase villa Of Size
romantic location beautiful , boating fishing and
healthy mountain air, viii End al they reasonable prices
beautiful site has been Appropriated for village The Midland Rail
road building viii bring this property within three hours Of New
York. Maps and further particulars apply MALLORY BLACK.
WELL, No IS Libefyst, or S,CALDHkLL BeIevile, n. Y
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EXTENSIVE SALE or az S,,r,L. pPospRcr
IAsh LOTS on sIihaye, Carroll MeombIts on Doo Bsls
% SO Az these splendid lots very rear Prospect PARK
ssseh s streets That are graded and paved
70 Ne"l ok business than
hree ues The price Of Brookys Park lo,s n NeEYoS espit,
WINGED that thtT viii double Ia value ~ Vs. ~ wa
SXTHAYB, east sdll lots 2lgIOO eomprst Tia .p,. to,,
between Maeomb and Carroll.sz '~e " ''N ''0"'
esst Of SiSth.Avs ~ 80 wv
CARRoLLST-7ots p by IN average depth oillsf.eL
DOUGLASSS sonth ste2 lots per maps between Sixth Iud
Seventh ayes commencing 100 feet d Srh.ayA
SXTEESTHsT moth side ll7 feet lO inches east Of Teuthave
One lot. 151l0O feet.
BALTlCST-3o 23I,l feet the ,1s go feet r Of
ClsSsOn-Ava
DOUGLASSST north side 2iO feet east Of Smih-l lot 21lO0
southeast Biartonst ami Tenhaye.; lots 20IJL
Maps ready al No Isl MOntagueSt aud No. "a CedArst ~ T.
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CTEINWAY HALL.-Grand Vocal and In
mentA Concert aid tho Sick and Wounded Of the Patriot
Amy Cuba TUESDAY EVENING, March 1862 ss o'clock on
which occasion following eminent artists have kindly volunteered
tsr ,sryics Nine GaIianlga Sguona RoHeoh Mile Fomeno
yons soA Ius Hsnrqns do Leon her rst ppelrsnee Nile
Marie Rose yon ber appearance Snor Roneon sgor BOY
Sgor Fo Chae Mr. Harry Sabderson pianist senior ss
oodo Cornst ConductoI-Snor Ahtes olEnoi IotLa s
Jn TIE Concert be the management OF the Cuban La
d Rief association Executive ComWittoe-Mrs Rosa ds lf
n Mrs BuiemA Il. De MAeias Mss var
men Ytluero banuelA l1luerio, lsdoTa taAseh OA' ~
Marcnirs P " he AselA Miss IneI Henrqnes De Leon.
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OUR private -adViees from the Capt.
tai are to the effect that the opponents
of Mr.. CUMBACK claim fourteen Re-
publieaDs who will bolt rather than
permit his election. We apprehend
this is simply game of bluff, adopted
by the old party leaders, to affect the
tinid and prevent them from voting
for Mr. CUMBAoK in the caucus. We
believe the threat will fail to accom-
plish the end designed. Mr.. CUM
BACKS opponents must be hard press
ed when they are compelled to resort
to such tactics. While he may not be
the first choice of many Republicans,
they will not endorse a resort to dis
reputable means to secure his defeat.
He is not unpopular among the great
mass of the people, who, we appre-
hend, if compelled to choose between
the two, would much prefer him to
the Republican Senator who has been
so active against Mr.. CUMBAoK, and
who would be a candidate for the
Senate himself could he muster
enough friends to make even a show
Of support.
The fact that the Democracy are 50
unusually anxious to defeat Mr.
CUMBAeK, shows that they have vim
dictive remembrance of the hard blows
he dealt them during the last can
vass. Att-le
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TIC Machine. called Nan.

Is a very complicated and delicate one.
and is mOre~liable to get out Of order, and
mucb more difficult 10 repair, than any
combination OF wheels, and cranks, and
levers made by the hands of man. A. a
rule IL is HnkeFed too niuch, and buofiI
tnkered ~ that II As oIen ea omeli2eds
narcotized, depleted, and otherwise mis-
used when all thai o. really needs Do a
wholesome tonic and restorative like
HOSTETTERS STOMACH Bt iIEIt5 10
put IL in proper trim and Keep ~ SO; tne
stomach Is shamefrlly maltreated. In the
first place, the fOCd which tts Juices are
intended 10 dissolve lg TOO frequently
Etro1U7l into 10 hdstftg ana In g b hali-masl-
Gated condition, In which state ne &aslrlc
acid cannot properly act upon g.. Ihe re-
suit Is 0loDeDSEQ Then comes the doctor,
and, nndtDg the digestive organs weak
and the bowels inert he procee's 70
tic pufeaffveS These faIin0-hs they ai-
ways Go--tO produce q saiutnry change he
tells the invalid that medical sctence can
do no more for hIm. This, with All duo
deference, IS a mistake-One OF those mis-
takes which Talleyrand said Were tanta-
mount TO crimes What the qyspepEc
needs IS SnUtgOruti0n. Etremg hen the
stomach with HOSTTTTEHig BIITFRS.
and the stomach VIII strengthen every
other part Of the human mnebime. and
make IL, IN common parlanoe, as good He
new. Upon the state OF the digestion ue-
pends. IN a measure, the condition or the
whole system. Now, the BitteIg are the
most admirable tonic known. Hncy cons
sist OF the nnesl vegetable lnvigofants anu
restoratives, combined with an unadulter-
ated stimulant. The dyspepfic needs no.
Thing else TO effect a cure, except Light,
nutritious diet, and a fair amount % eXcr-
else. Even in the absence OF these LAST
mention ed accessories, the tonic and Blter-
alIVe properties OF the preparation Will
work wonders, enabling the dyapeptlc To
digest inferior fare with com paag tive ease
spite Of the drawbacks OF a eedentary oc-
cupation.
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NEW YORK.
Arrival of the Body OF Congressman
d. A. Finney-TEe case OF Belmont
and Mcintosh against The Erie
Railroad OOmpany--TwO Members
OF whisky Ring Come to Grief.

New York, January 13.-The bo-
dy of Dorwin A. Finney, member Of
Congress from Pennsylvania, arrived
at this port on Sunday from Antwerp,
and will be buried at laurel Hill,
Philadelphia.
No further developments have been
made In the Rogers murder case. Pri-
vate citizens propose to increase the
amount of reward offered by The May
or for the arrest of the murderer.
The cases of Belmont Il Mcintosh
against the Erie Railrold Company
came up in the Supre n Court day,
but were postponed to the 21st.
Tn the u. s. Circuit Court Jacob
and Moses Depuy were convicted of
violation of revenue laws by illegally
removing whisky from the distillery
and were remanded for sentence. This
is the first conviction Of member of
the whisky ring in this city.
This morning Joseph Davidson and
VIM. Spaulding entered the office of
w. B. Strong, No. 81 Pine Street, and
seized a tin box containing large
amount of bonds, with which they
made off. They were pursued, arrest
! ed and the property recovered intact.
The New York Typographical So
ciety will commemorate the one hun
dred and sixty-third anniversary oi
Franklin's birth on Saturday evening.
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EUROPE.
ByAtIautsc telegraph.
AUSTRIA. -

AUSTRIA. ss
vienna, January Is, The Eoening
Post the official journal, says Count
Bisnark has told Count Wimpoffen,
the Austrian Minister at Berlin, that
the retention of Baron Buest in Office
would provoke serious action on the
part of Prussia.
VIENNA. January 13.-A circular
from the Sublime Porte to the Euro
pean Powers, justifying its recent
action against Greece, is published
here. 1t says the Turkish Govern
ment does not expect that the Confer
ence of Paris will arrive at any settle
ment. The UltinaatHass sent to Greece
was declaration that the internal
affairs of the Ottoman Empire must
not be interfered with.
ENGLAND.
LONDON, January 13.-The London
merchants are extensively petitioning
the Government to restore the mail
service between southampton and
New York.
LONDON, January 13.-The reports
of the capture by the Turkish forces
of members of the Cretan insurrec-
tionary govern meHt are confirmed,
Four of the Cretan officials were
killed, and the rest were taken pris-
oners. The books and documents of
the government fell into the hands of
the TuTkssae aeaas4 sisa sssssa BALD
FRANCE.
PARIS, January 13.-It is stated,
to-day, . that Renegade. the present
Ambassador at Paris, from Greece,
has been recalled to replace Bulgaris
as President of the Ministry.
PARIS, January 13-The Official
Journal reports that the conference
on the Eastern question held a brief
session yesterday and adjourned until .
Thursday next.
! Mr.. Rangabe, thesGFecian Minister, +
was not present. s The conduit of the
Greek Government In taking excep-
ton TO the exclusion of its represenb-
atiKe from the conferences rs con
demned, for it Is argued that Greece
assented to the proprieiyDf similar
exclusion from the Congress of 1856,
though the Sublime Porte was then
represented in that body, and thus it
is held asla pseeedent for the action
OF Jne present conference.
SPAIN.
MADRID, J January 13.-The author
ities are in receipt Of offers of men
and money from all quarters OF Spain,
to recover Cuba from the hands Of the
insurgef::tts55.. ht'"3Hr te q ~
ITALY.
FLORENCE, Jan. 13-The Epoca
asserts thas the governments of
France and italy. and that Senior Ole
saga, Spanish Minister to Paris, and
at least Que member of the Proyis-
ional government Of Spain, advocate
the claims Of Prince Amedens. Duke
of Ayinta, to the throne of Spain.
FLORENCE, January 13.--All dis
turbapces attending the collection of
the mill tax have ceased.
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CoNGREssIONAL
xLth CONGRESS : THIRD SESSION.

SENAEE.-....WA AsHINGToN. January Is.
Midsummer presented the petition of Ma
poIeOn LoOmiS, M D., OF the District of CO.
lumbia, asking an appropriation OF s5O,tOO
TO enable him to complete the demonstra-
tion of an alleged new mode of telegraph
ing, dispensing with the use of wire and
using earth TO form one half of the circuit
and continuous electrical element far
above the surface OF the earth for the other
part Of the circuit. Referred to the Com
Mr. Williams offered an amendment to
the bill introduced by him to grant aid o
the Oregon branch Of the Union Pacific
Railroad by which the Government, in
stead of iSSuing subsidy bonds, merely
guarantees payment of interests ON the
company's bonds. Referred to the same
CommlLtee with original bill.
MBuckalew int roduced a bill to entitle
electors for Representatives in Congress TO
cast their votes forthe whole number of
Representatives to be chosen from the
state, giving them all to one candidate, or
distributing them as they like, the high
est candidate upon the return TO be elect
ed Referred to q special committee 10 be
appointed by. the President pro tena who
The biII TO provide for the removal to
this country of the remains OF Mr.. Coggs-
well, late Minister to ECUADOR, was passed.
The bill to extend the provisions of the
act of March, 1858, relating to hd6eus cor
| pas. and to regulate judicial proceedings,
| so far as they relate to the removal of
suits from State to Federal Courts in any
suits representations against common car
riers for any DANA e done to property o :
/ casioned by persons hostile to the United
States, was passed yea s32; nays 10.
| The Sue Murphey Relief B IL was agai a
/ taken up and discussed at length without
Wilson, from the Committee on Military
| fairs, reported favorably the House Bill,
/ granting a portion of the Military Reser-
| 2afior at South st. Marie, Michigan to
/ the American Baptist Home Mission S0-
| ciety.
1 Executive Department to pay to the Off
| GERS and employees of the United states
| xuFln failed to take the OaJn PRESCRIBED DV
| the act of July %, 1862, such sums OF money
as may be found due them by tns ne account y.
| actually rendered. provided that sueh oath
| was subsequently taken, or be now taken
| except in such cases where the person en-
| titled to compensation dies before the
| passage of sucn act, in which event the
oath may be waived.
Abbott introduced a bill to aid in the
| constr uetiOn of railroad and telegraph
| from the Rio Grande to the Pacific Ocean
| which was referred to the Committee on
the Pacific Railroad. 1T Incorporates thE
| National Pacific Railroad Company to
] construct a railroad and telegraph line
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Earopean Marker.

By Cable. hii5 LONDON, Jan. 13-Eve.
MeSEY-Easier,b but not qnotably lower.
U. :. BoNDS-5-20s T51s
SrOCKs-Quiet, Erie 2614; II inois Cen.
trail 96N. ss ,-...=..sss..t AZ
z sUeAR--Firmer; sales on the spot at S6s
Cd for Calcutta. tff -sff.f sssf - fR eH
LINSEED-57s@65s Sd.
.PETRoLEUM-At Antwerp opened firner
at 50 francs. .-.- -f...
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 13.
leans at ll34d; sales OF &c. 600 bales ~
BREADSTUFFs - Quiet; California white
wheat Is Sd9lls l0d: red Western, !, No. z.
9S IOd91Os; Western flour 26s 6d627s: corn,
No. mixed 36s Cd for old, and 34s Cd for
new; oats IS cd; barley 5s; peas 45s., ,.-.s5
PORH-92S Cd. 80 10 "f +11' "
BEEF-l05s. -f
LARD--72s 9d.
GHEESE-7lS. .-.~ .a.rw
BACON--57s 3d. ? ~~- = - -
PETROLEUM-SpiritS I'd: refined IR I'd
TALLOW--33s Cd. .-.'...l tse . l.5
LINsEED oIL-Easier, but not lower.
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40 lTAkY & COMM ERCIAI.
6 Ierson, Ky TObaccO Market.

lie IersOn, Ky Tobacco Market.
Rep ed from the Tobacco Sales Ware
house of John Funk & Col s4ttH
Ou market, since last report, has not
been SO brisk, owing TO bad seasons for
deli ,ry, though prices are fully sustained,
cons dering The high order of all brought
TO arket. .T.
Il ads and crops are selling from So so to
sI0 10 for good and lugs; extra crops frons
$40 SO to Sl1 75 for good and lugs. .t
The wet season has prevented the ship
ping OF many hogsheads. Since our last
we have sold % hhds.-ro rejections-at
the following prices. at $40 % and $40 CO.;
from SO 05 to 50 81; a from IS 90 to So 35;
from 81 00 to 81 80; at IS s5; l. of trash at
81 90, all of the above being from Is to 20
per cent. out of order. 50 far only stem
ming Tobacco has been offered. Upwards
of I'VE million pounds have been sold in
this market up to this time.
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HOUSE

AO USE ...........-... WASHINGTON. Jan. ID.
The credentials OF Elliott of Arkansas,
were presented from the Com mmtttee on
Elections, and he took the oath and his
seat. fmW aFHN#N# H
On motion of Washburne. of Illinois. the
Secretary of State was asked for a state
ment showing the amount expended by
the Northwest Boundary Commission.
The House resumed the consideration of
the resolution extending the protection of
the United States to HaytI and san Do
ming0. @'
Banks, In reply to qlestion by CuIlom,
said shat such protection had been asked
by those who are authorized to speak for
the Government of the Island of San d.
ming D.. a H y ~
Butler, of Massachusetts, offered a sub
stitute, IN effect tnat the President be au-
thorized to extend his protec ion over The,
9th ef Islands of the Antilles to such an ex-
tent as he may deem expedient, and not
whenever any one of them or the people
shall desire such protection.
Spalding offered an amendment TO eX-
tend protec ion TO any island in the Allan
tic or Pacific Ocean, or those which lie
nearer the coast o the United States, than
to any foreign government
Robinson offered an amendment to In
ciude Ireland in the protection, affirming
that the time would come when that conn
Alter debate, W God ward moved to lay
the whole subject on the table, wlien was
carE1ed--yeas l22, nays 36. -
= Ashley OF Ohio. from the Committee on
Territories, reported a biIl to provide a ter
ritorial government Tor Alaska. After de-
bate, on motion of Wash burne o. Illinois,
the bill was tabled -ayes 50, nays %. E
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new York Marker.

BY Telegraph NEW YORK, Jon. l3.
FLoUR-Closed dull and 591Oc lower
WHEAr-Is dull and without decided
change. .slttH t
RYE-t1riner; 81 50,6I 50 for WeStern.
OATS-More active and firmer: 76I5a76S<c
for Western in store, and 7S15d79e af10at.
CORN-Is dull; 9I6911%c for new mixed
Western afioat and IN store.
PORK : Dull and without decided change;
sales OF 80 tierces mess at s29 90, seller six
months.
BEEF-Is quiet and without decided
change. q at tZ
Cor MEATs-Steady with a moderate de-
mand. M E#zEf G4
BACoN-Is in fair request.
LARD-Heavy; l91sg1914c for fair to prime
steam. fis -i..- f-ll7f
EGGS Dull at 34aS5c. a1s41
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Advioes from Fort Dodge.
Capture of a Comanche .
Village.
News by Atlantic (
Congressional Proceedings
NASHVILLE.
The Fate OF Detective BaFmOre I'M
knOWn-LegislatiVe-Ku KIux out
RACES.

NASHVILLE, January 13.-Nothing
has been heard as to, the fate of De-
tective Barmore, taken from the cars
at Columbia yesterday by the hu
Klux.
The House Of Representatives
adopted a resolution to-day request
ing the Governor to send a body of
militia to Columbia to investigate the
matter.
The President of the Coffee County
Board of Commissioners arrived in
town to-day.
It is reported that last Saturday
night band of Ku KIux went to the
house of Alexander Jarnangin. one
of the Board, took him into the
woods, and whipped him unmerci-
fully. Mr.. j. is about sixty years of
age. and quiet citizen. His ofense
is not known to the public. bsaa}
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CIncInnatl Market.
By relesraph.l CINcINNArI. Jan. lS.
FIOUR- Firm

BY Telesraph-l CINCINNATI, Jan. 13
FLOUR Firm.
Cousin active demand, at 65c but
holders asked higher price at the close.
OATS-Uuchanged and quiet, at 6Oa65c.
RYE-Flfm, a 81 30.
BARLEY-Unchanged
CoTToN--FiTmer, excited. and prices high
er; middiing uplands az 2S02S1$c
WHnSKY-Very dull. small sales at 96a
97c, but forced sales could not be made at
better than SOC. -fsa ssa
HOGS-NOminally unchanged
MESS PoRK-He eid at S29 O0tI29 So
L4RD-AB l9gl914c for prime Kettle, and
steam l8sSc. a
BULK MEATS Dull, at II1z91ls4c, and
sides at 1l54c- = = 's4s
BACON-In fair consumptive demand /:
sales OF $50 hhds. at l21s@ISs<c for shont +
ders: l6l2c aor clear rib, and I,1xQI711c fof
clear s sdes packed. -
HAMs-Sugar cured hams at I71&9I8c.
BUTrER-Firm, at 33l940c.
EGGS Soc.
OILs-Linseed oil duh, at 81 O5; lard oil
firm
PETRoLEUM Firm, at S09S2c for refln ned.
GRyCERI Es-Firm. and IN good demand,
at full prices.
ExcHAEGE-Higher, at 5Os50 Lilo prem
ium buying.
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By Telegraph New YORK, Jan. Is.
MoNEY-Market Is once more working
easier, and the demand on call is readily
supplied at z per cent. Offerings are more
liberal, and the banks are getting into a
stronger position by increasing re ceipts of
currency from the West. Discounts are
dull and un hanged The commonwealth
and New York county banks are taking
steps TO return to the State system, one of
the Albany banks doing the same.
EXCHANGE Sterling, which was firm I'm
the morning at 91z@9S1, closed weak at
91za954.
at I3556s E.. .s- y 0.t.sass f-Iu a#
GovERNMENIS-The market was quiet
and steady most or the day 10 40s, how
the whole list was stronger; coupons of 81 !,
ll21s9II214; do. '62, II27z@I12s4; do. '64,
lOSzsda1s914: do. '65, sAO91zal093x do. new,
IO61s sdi0S9s; do. '67, gl081z do. '6S, 1OS5S
9i0S11a; l0-40s, I07159loTsz.
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Rev York Dry foods Narket.
By Telegraph NEW YORK, Jan. Is

BY Telegraph. NEW YORK, Jan. I3.
The general market is less excited sor
cotton goods. The upward movement in
raw material has been arrested, but new
erthelesS, prices of certain classes of goods
are gradually hardening, par icuIarly for
priE ted and plain. cotton fabrics, which
are in good request. 1t would seem now
as If ali classes of cotton goods must adj
vance in the next thirty days. Spraxue's
new STYLES of light prints have been opened
at l414c, while Dark's medium and tight
STYLES are still jObbing at l3(9I315e. The Co.
checO prints nave been opened at I4c
which Is an indication that they do not
sympathize with the rapid advance in the
price OF other makes. Guernsey d Com
pany s prints opened at 1870; Hamilton
1876; Lowell lIl%c; WamsuIta l0c: Pacific
percates l3c; ditto prints l31zc; ditto Pc
kins and coIored al paccas 25c: ditto Orien-
tai 2lc; ditto Armures PC; Pacific lawns
will open at lSc The Wamsutta bIeached
muslins have opened at 231zc, while Rock
are steady at I71zc; Lonsdale at ISc !;
Boles zoe; Nashua 19c Heavy brown
sheetings are steady at 1870; Waterford
n N l413c; ditto b l2c; Booie % 1215 Law
renee H, liz; Indian Head 81, BE; Boote
w, double fold, ls16ci Nashua w 221zc.
. .
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TPUBLIc RFsoLUrIoN-No. II

A Resolution in relation to the libra
ry of the Department of Agricul-
ture.
Resolved by the Senate and House
of Representatives of the United
States Of. America in Congress as
sembIed, That the Commissioner Of
Agriculture shall regard the library
now under his control, and in his
possession, as part of the property
of the Department OF Agriculture,
and he shall retain the same in his
charge as directed by section three of
the act approved May fifteen, eight
cen hundred and sixty two, establish
ing Department of Agriculture.
Approved, December Is, 1868.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-14
EPUBLIc-No q

AN ACT TO amend an act entitled
An act imposing taxes on distilled
spirits and tobacco, and for other
purposes" approved July twentieth,
eighteen hundred and sixty-eight.
Be it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the
United States of America in Congress
assembled, That the seventy-eighth
section of an : Act imposing taxes on
distilled spirits and tobacco, and for
other purposes. approved July twen-
tieth, eighteen hundred and sixty
eight, be,-and the same is hereby,
amended by striking out the words
first day of January" wherever they
occur in said section, and inserting in
lieu thereof the words +" fifteenth day
of February." sj 8slinU
Approved December p. 1868. 1la