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Ny1le1TeA Oontractoras
OYFIoE SUP'r. $40. Pm

Il - OfFicE SUP'T. g.. O. PHNITEnr1Anf,
for delivery Of FRESH MEAT and
4 Tor F!REsWOOD win be received at this Office.
I6etTsan The hours Of ~ and IL O'Clock A. M until
,sATU TURDAY, The 9Th day or March next OIL -'i's'
Eor terps apply IL writss, or personally, at
tnis omoe' proposals will bo entertained for de-
TWpy Hyepy OF to, lp Tons Of marketable BROOM
CoHS at times, after harvest. to be agreed upon,
as abo0e slated, within the 18th day Of April next
y Feo 26 III CARLOS J. STODBRANDhSt1n
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N ews Ttens.

BALTIMORE. March 6.-Rev DR.. Carlos
Gillette. of the Protestant Episcopal Ame-
ricanl Board of Missions, died suddenly to-
day. s.. H5.
FoRrREss MONROE, March 6. There was
a snow storm here to-day.
New ORLEANS, March 6.-The Steamship
Pantheon, hence for Liverpool, with 16, 600
barrels of bulk wheat and 600 bales of cot
ton. sunk last night just inside the bar, at
Southwest pass, in consequence of a COLI
sion with the tow boat, Heroine. The
Pantheon had been stuck on the bar for the
last three days, and had just gotten clear
when the accident occurred. No particu-
iarsip e'611 x 10 AiI4l Da.. ...ot0 ,l-.rr
CHARIRsfoN. .Maroh 6.--Arrived-schr.
G. r. Mills, New York; schooner Trade
wind, New York. Schooner Dingo Boston,
Tor Savannah put in for harbor. Sailed
steamer Maryland, Baltimore; schooner
Emeline, St. Pierre, and schooner W. 81.
Steele, Baracoa.
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ARairs I'M fIyvashfnxton.

WARRINGTON, March 6.-The House y iwas
noti session to-dny.;,s Committees viii be
announced on Tuesday. I The Cabinet met
to-dayy5W7ahsent Hoar and Cox. The Cabi-
netntappointments excite no enthusiasm.
Michigan. wisconsin and Illinois have rati-
fedthe' fifteenth amendment isG.f9do ig :,
IL the Senate Summer introduced bill
securing equal rights in the Districts of Co.
!nmblas and moved its present oonsidera-
ton. 'HViokers objected, and it went over.
Bills were introduced reorganizng the NAVY
Department, defining and amending the
Act punishing crime against the United
States, repeating the eighth section of the
Act establishing the Treasury Department.,
prohibiting further treatise with Indians,
Improving g and enlarging the harbor of Mo
following from the President: .at
10 THE SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES:
Since the domination aud confirmation of
Alexander Stewart to the Office of Secretary
OF the Trsasnry, I find that by the eighth
section OF the. Act of Congress, approved
September,2, 1883, it is provided as follows,
to.w1ts lSection lere .quoted.) In Wow of
these provisions,n and the fact that Mr.
Stewart had been unanimously confirmed
by the Senate, I would ask that he be ex-
empted by joint olution of the two
Houses OF; Congress from the operations of
the same. Sherman introduced q Bill re-
pealing the said eighth section, but pro-
viding that the Secretary shall net in no
case IN which he Is personally interested,
and asked the present consideration of the
bill Sumner objected. He thought the
matter ought to- receive the most careful
and profound consideration. The removal
OF political disabilities was discussed to ad-
journment. IA
Three hundred and fifteen of the Cuban
prisoners. will certainly go to Fernando
Poe. Many Of them belong to the first
class Cuban families. f""
Bullion in the Bank Of France increased
$1,000,00O francs .a.a
Late Paragueyan advices state that Lopez
still heads the army, and is fortifying in the
interior.
It is said that Washburne will decline
the heSecretaryship of State on account of ill
health.
Customs receipts from 22a to 9th inclu-
sive. "a, 100000.
Judge Eusteed, who was expected to re-
sign after favorable investigation of his case
before the House judiciary Committee, will
probably proceed to Alab ANA and hold
coprt. ,,,,
Delano will qualify Oh Wednesday as
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Grant has not yet announced his private
Secretary. His staff officers are acting in that
capacity. Sherman retains Dent, Comstock
and Porter, of Grants staff in their former
positions. The assistant secretaries were
called to the White House to-day and in
strncted to do only routine business until
the news secretaries are installed
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Pharmaceutical Chemist, New Yol


~ ZINE NEW YORK, Nov. 81 1867.
Udolpho Vote. Esq, Present.
DEAR SIR: have made chemical examination
or sample OF your Schiedam Schnapps with
the intent Of determining if any foreign or iniurons
substance had been added to the simple distilled
spirits. t e.
DEAR SIR: The want of pure Wines and Liquors,
tor medicinal purposes, has been long felt by the
profession, and thousands of lives have been sac
rificedby the use of adulterated articles Delirium
tremens, and other diseases of the brain and
nerves, 30 rife in this country, are very rare i'm
Europe; owing in great degree, to the difference
in tn the purity of the spirits sold.
We have tested the several articles imported
sell under the name of Aromatic Schiedam
Schnapps, which we consider Justly entitled to the
high reputation it has acquired in this country;
and, from your long, experience foreign i'm
porter, your Bottled Wines and LIQUORS should
meet with the same demand. ft.
=, We would recommend you to appoint some of
the respectable apothecaries in different parts of
the city as agents for the sale Of your Brandies
and Wines, where the profession can obtain the
same @ when needed for medicinal purposes
Wishing you success In your new enterprise we
remain your obedient servants.
VALENTINE MOTT, NJ. D., Professor of Surgery,
oaRNooHAN RsSn T b. Ni% proessor aesn of onic.
surgery, Surgeon-in.C Chief to the State Hospital,
ETC., No. II East 10th street.
The examination has resulted in the conclusion
that the sample contained no poisonous or harm
ful admixture. have been unable to discover
any trace Of the deeterious substances which are
employed in the adulteration OF liquors. I would
not hesitate to use myself or to recommend to
others, for medicinal purposes, the Schiedam
schnapps as an excellent and unobjec.ionabo
variety of GIN Very respectfully yours,
tSigned.) CHARLES A. SEELY, Chemist.
NEW YoIE, 53 CEDAR STREET, Nov. 26, 1867.
Odolpho Wolfe, Esq, Present.
DEAR SIR: 1 have submitted to chemical analys,s
two bottles OF Schiedam Schnapps, which took
from fresh package in your bonded warehouse,
and find, as before, that the spirituous liquor
s free from injurious ingredients or Justification;
that it has the marks Of being aged and not re-
Gently prepared by mechanical admxture Of
alcohol and aromatics. Respectfully,
FRED. F. MAYER Chemist.
New YoRK, Tuesday, May 1. Udo,pho Wolfe, Esq.
LEWIS A. SAYRE, NJ. D., No. 795 Broadway
H. P. DEVICES NJ. D., No. 791 Broadway.
JOSEPH WORSTER, Nj. D., No. 120 Ninth street.
NELSON STEELE, NJ. D., No. 81 Bleecker street
JOHN O'REILLY, NJ. D., No. $50 Fourth street.
B. 1. RAPHAEL, III. D., Professor OF the Princi.
pies and Practice Of Surgery, New York Medical
College, etc., No. 81 Ninth street, and others
The proprietor also offers for sale
Bottled Wines and Liquors,
Imported and bottled by himself, expressly, for
medicinal use. Each bottle has his certificate OF
Nov Ia smo ~ UDoLPHo WOLFE
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NEW, .ARRIVAI,.LIs.,

: sIUE5A AIf SMOKED and Pickled SALMON. - =.
sda sTsksS SISs plsS pHsllliRRuti White
mn g sDntch Herffngs, PSokiSd sar5ises, -
l4s3 ~ swiss, EhghshD Daify. .iaohiicn Cheese
stsks EHams, Break( k(ass Strips, Masherel 81 -
Kasfas, PfsseEsss, cSffahts PrdhesI iit
J Holland Gin, ,French Brandy TMadeifa wine. hni
Sherry Wihe, Rhine Wine ,0andins,l assorted .,y,
Tobacco, Walking Canes, SO. -
Low for cash, at G.DIERCKs. ~
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Mr.. Belmont, it is said, values his pic
ture gallery at $5OO,OOO.
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.Sabts; spatehss. "a l..I

LONDON, March, s6.srT ThaDSE English and
French tiournals warmly enlogiEe Grants
inaugural, and argue that the Paragraph on
foreign policy peace asn 8ias22a. I,
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Fresh Teas, &c. 80 - .4sax
IM sOUCBONG fdrona - 'Ly
Uucolored Japan. best quality"iust 10 hand,
and of season 1868-'69. ' ''-N
Fresh Italian Macaroni ~" IA Ds: -iHH .t
Canned Fruits, Vegetables and Fish. 100 81 l,s
.!i,'' ALSO, ,l.n aif Ia aTs ~
full stock of tho ''Orange" Brand HAMS, in
rca, for sale low by GEO SYMMTafiS
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DENTISTRY.


ap1 DENTISTRY on .lt !.
DR D. l.. BOOzEB. grateful for the liberal
~ patronage he has received from tho citizens
OF this city and the surrounding District, during
the past year, respectfully snnotfnces that he now
permanently establishes himaelf in Columbia Ali
operations On the natural Teeth faithfully Dc r
formed; ARTIFICIAL CASES, in every approved
method, carefully and satisfactorily executed
among which he would call special attention to
tnat known as Reynolds, Patent; and Of his s,,c.
cess IN constructing Artificial Cases by this beau,
tlu and durable process, he is enabled, with con
ndence, to refer to his patients and to the
patentee. Office on Main street, over First Ma
eonaI Denh. Jan =
Pure "Dickson's Improved" Cotton Seed,
ENOR SALE, at 81 .0O per bushel for any amount
4 OF bushels or under. Over S bushels, at
Seed grown from seed bought by mo of MFR.
David Dickson, Of Oxford, Ca, (the great seeds
man, IN 1867. at 81. 90 per bushel
j, The DICKSON yields moro than anv otbcr seed
III the country: Warranted pure. -
Hon. David Houser, State Senator from Oranoo-
burg, writcs as follows concerning tho "Dickson
Improved Cotton Seed :"
S ST. MATTHEW'S, 8. c., February IS. 1869.
a. T. AMAKER, ESQ. The Dickson improved"
obtained OF you last spring, turned out more cot
ton per acre than any other have over planted
except the same variety of seed planted by me
before the war, which were lost by Sherman's in.
cendiaries. DAVID HOiISEa ~
Feb 26' A. P. AMAKER, St. Matthew'S H SC.
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD FIRST
MORTGAGE
so YEAR Z PER CENT BONDS.

The railroad connecting Louisville and Nashville,
Kentucky, 49, with its branches SCI miles in length.
The cost of the road and equipments has been slj,-
2SGOOO It's bonded debt is but $2,3G4OOO It's stock
pays eight per cent dividends and the Company has
never failed to meet all liabilities at maturity.
The road has been in successful operation many
years, and is doing large and steadily increasing
business. The Income account for the fiscal year
ending 3Oth of June, 1869, stands: Gross Earnings
s. 3S 1SS IS; Expenses, s1,349461 70; NET EARNINGS
81 ,OS1, $40 76. The INCREASED EARNINGS of July,
August and September, 1869. over those of the cor
responding months of 1868 were $l6l, 1884,
To obtain funds for purchasing other lines which
will add largely to the value of its entire property
and to retire the present Indebtedness OF $26OOO at
maturity. the Company has executed amortgage to
James Prnnett and Jnius b. Alexander of the city
of New-York. as Trustees upon its entire lines of
road with all its rolling stock property, franchise,
and income, to secure the prompt payment OF its
bonds for eight million dollars. These bonds are for
one thousand dollars EACH payable thirty years from
LIST of April 1865 and bear per cent interest
The coupons are payable April and October, at the
Bank Of America in New-York.
These bonds are q first mortgage upon the present
road which has cost over Fifteen Million Dollars.
and whose net earnings are now double the entire
interest obligation il would assume.
The mortgage will be for an unusually small pro-
portion of the value income of the property, and
we, therefore, UnQudlfedy recommend these bonds
to investors as in all respects a frstclass security.
1t is the purpose of the Company to ISSUE at
present, only small portion of ITS Bonds secured
under this mortgage which we are now authorized
to SELL in lots to suit purchasers at ninety and ac-
crued interest. J. b. ALEXANDER & Co.,
No. 10 Nassau-st. n Y.
JOHN j. CISCO g. Son.
No. 50 Wall-st n Y.
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two days. and selling Ov q. Dc the scales $ evt M
TeIns very Of the thin cattle SUI renSn Az sre agreed mat
cattle, f,eirrs rushed In $40 head STATE
stock mostly from Duche,s Couuiy sh mea supply o. h stock
bo would for fat ser though told at few cattle were
the prices certainly must danee Hea! sales were
made at u alJc apd Of the steer, sold those figures
very poor We the following translctious:
Dulcler w Laur Of the very best Datchs Coun
I'D by hnseffor past They No TO- oil egt
sui o their merits ~ e present market would Be vorh Slc
drove Of N good Ohio steers. 81 evL. At 4IQl5lc
r. Rennk wbos,ld his g. Ohio Of cwt at 4 ol each
H. g. Culver sold % Columbia County, N " cat ewt At
l36c and hne 10 cat cattle from b. Baans Duchess Co farm
D. WestIener for T. Duff lOl West Va cattle poor cyt
he 10 for msr also Va steers u ewt, at fSc and lO CON.
no1ish q cwt Ohio cattle, for ". Suvder at l3dl5c.
" Thompson for II G. Coon o. ~ cattle y cs at lJal5c So
for Bills also ~ 6as At l2l o5lc 81 Tor Bell Morris same
oHidG eSt All tb above were long time on the way dned
badl Sir s'o sold 26 Tesn. Of 81 cwt for Msha at lOe
o. G. Evans sold 70 thin little ewt Ind steers az So each
Wheeler bad IS mixed Duchess Co. cattle 9a9 c~t sold at
J. H. Williams sold lO very q cwt H. steers at l2dHc
Merritt Burehard bad 81 good Il cat Oho steers with good
tor sold " al0c and 50 Ind and Ky cattle eSt coarse at IA
r. c. Eastman sold for Penn steers Of u ewt at i3di6c
and 81 fair y cat Ohio cattle for himself at Boise.
Bright Pagan for d. 81 Mo- steers Of " cSt at u a
i5e, and Is ~ cattle u owt at l30l5c
llery Cot sold l4O hue ~ cattle Of y cSt at fdlhc
o. Aaui brought car Of only medium cattle from his Duiehe
County farm. y ewL. sold at l9@llo
irving Ibis though expected Most Of the stock
sold common TO fair sheep sass prime At &C. aud
SSse on the Es Road They pass BY the ss: Of s: G''Tsn
about sundoTu up to room Of the n.rt DAY. and then end calves
s s fg . S : Herr &. Ssgs Sss S .. S1s PSS
@ o. oIy :'s' ss = G,9T, i@c s. S.. 6 I IS 4%1
as State sheep 81 n De- 81 d. g. b. s. o. of6i 10 del poor
sheep 81 50 sach ali ewes 10 10 20a Of 20 d. e AZ Ohio
Hogs ar, quoted 8lOlc With ASA arrived to-day Dressed
trI DC Sales Of live AZ FOrhs yae most Of The hog; cane
10 7.l6c.. and Illinois 2ll 10, at 0lc
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

LoSDoS Nov l0 nConsoI opened at gu for money ind ~
th account United States Five Twenty bonds 1851 81 1863 OIL
s2t 1867 sJ TsnFoe e. Erie Railway shares l9 Illinois Cen
trails, 93i Atlantic and Great Western, 23 - -
PAKIs Nov. lO.-Tbe Bourse quiet Rentes 1fr We
Nov l0l opened quiei hddh0g Upihds
lii6llEd; Midding Orleans III 0l3d -. . ,
ASrvERP Nov loPsOsum opens fm at GLE for Standard
White. -, 49,,
LospoS Nov IOl n-Bre Railway shares, 70 Illinois Cen.
tras, 96l
LvKKPooI Nov Oi mCOOn has downward tend.neyi MID
ding Uplands llsd. Mddlng Orleans, liza
PARIS Nov 100 pmTbe Bourse Is nov quesi hentes IL francs
II oebtimes
FRANKFORT Nov 0Uutd States FvsTNen Bonds opened h
AID quiet sgdB9I for the issue Of 1862
HiIHE Nov opens quiet l2i francs eE for
Low Miidlings. Afoat
LoNpos Nov l04:o0 u-Cousos closed At g3i Tor money sod
93i for the account United States Five rSsn bHd o2 t 1902
old 1851 B3i Ten Roes 49, Bs Railway shares i lno1
CeutrAs 98ii Atlantic and Great Western, 2Si . .
LVkRPOoL 1880 mCoitou closed stesdyi hddnE w
lands lid Mdinz Orleans lJ; the sses Oft daL 1000 bales
20 a29 quarter for European Cheese PeSt Tor best
grades Of Amsrieah hne Spirits Petroleum Id y ganon
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NATIONAL STOCK EXCHANGE
WEDNESDAY, Nov. lO-r. NJ.
lO4 O'CLOCK a. n

WEDNESDAY, Nov. lO-P. NJ.
Gold sold at 19GI0127t, and closed at 1970
trt
Government bonds opened dull and steady, but de-
cpsd from al per cent at the last CALL In consequence
he heavy offerings the Government sales today 1he
Treasury purchases brought out offerings amOuhtus
a DIS 400 The whole award made to Fisk Hstch
at,oos Al the close the market was dull and steady
at quotations
state bonds were dull. Virginia per cents sold
at s4I North Carolina per cents ssh Special Tax
bouds Al; Tennessee excOupOns, coz; NeW-Aork s~'e
per cent Bounty Loan lO9 Railway bonds were strong
and in active investment demand Fort Wayne sec
Onds sold at 81 ST. Paul per cent hrsts, lVt Cehta
Pacific gold per cents in demand ana advanced 10
% upou the report that the earnings for October were
about $500 200 in currency The amount Of these bonds
ON tina market at present quotations is small, and no
large orders could be filed without advancing the price
from ss5 per cent Bank and miscellaneous shares were
dull aud steady Express shares were dul and lower
Pacific Mail was active selling at 60a6lh
Railway shares have been eVertsh and unsettled the
ssnce OF large number of operators FROM the street
gave an unusually dun appearance TO the market. and
the transactions we're limited in amount. New-fork
Central ranged from 1914 1921 Hudson sold at l6O
Harlem l34s Reading was steady 900 G9Gt; Michigan
Southern sold at sss 6S94 Northwestern Common go
YEA NewJerey Central was moderately dealt In at a3
o. The Dul traffic Of the road shows large increase
over last year. and general business in excess OF
any previous year Fort Wayne guaranteed sold at $50
s5. Erie 26t a273; Cleveland and Pittsburgh Si Han
nbsl and ST. Joseph los; Hannibal and St. Joseph Pre-
fered O The market continued dull until the close Of
the second call when there was more active demand
for the Vanderbilt stocks which had the effect Of stimU
Iatu the whole market At the close prices were lower
and the market closed dull and unsettled.
The following the closing quotations for Govern
vnent hands.
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THERE IS NO SAFER SECURITY THAN A FIRST
MORTGAGE UPON GOOD RAIIRoAD-THE CENTRAL
RAILROAD OF Iowa HAS SOME SPECIAL ADyAH-
TAGEs.-It does not run through wilderness, but
through a tier of the most thickly settled counties
in the State, which now produce about twenty mil
lion bushels of grain, thus giving it an immediate
and profitable business ... ..
1t runs through the richest coal fields and from
the great lumber markets, thus receiving large
freights both ways .'
1t will be the through line from st. Louis to st.
Paul. 147 miles shorter than any other route.
It will be the most direct Winter route for the
great grain product of Central Iowa. About million
and half of dollars have already been spent on the
work and the portion Of the road open for business
is now earning more than its interest liabilities.
The Bonds are secured by deed of trust to the
Farmers Loan and Trust Co. of New-York. They
bear per cent gold interest and are for sale at 95 Gov
ernments received in exchange at the highest mar
ket price Further information given and subscrip-
tions received at the CoMPASY's OFFICE, 81 Pinest.
and at the BANK OF NORTH AMERICA, Al Wall-st..
and at HowEs & Mays 80 Wall-St. w. b. SHAT
TUCK, Treasurer.
Pamphlets sent by mail on application.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-11
PROPOSALS for COAL TAR.

The MANHATTAN GAsLIGHT CoaPAM Is prepared to
qusnty Tar 70 bs produced Al The works aud to BE- delivered
% The se, AZ IN. Of rSa the 1s day Of
March, 1870. g., 60. "a,
They must state The Offer for tho
Tar Al price coal e.rooaIsd he So OF the Com
he .ysTFs Yield Of tar coal about slons The Company
A. 90 h 10 Iceep tie offer 81 the lowest bidder
ASI ET,he Iuler aasa mar bs obtained 90 application to
EaEasss hsAhas,aA QAslsks CsRPAaL
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Per Canal, PsSseI and Railroads $500
bales Cotton Is casks Ashes casks BeeswaH II 9f5
bh Flour $50 T26 bush Wheat 1911 bush Corn II @ bnsh Oats
1895 Barley bush Beans 3ll BUSH Peas
800 bills Oatmeal 1855 bblA Refined Petroleum, l6s bbH Spirits
upeBue 1884 bills Crude urpebtns 262 bills Tar 1876 bills Pitch
LISA bills Ros II bb Pork SO pigs Beef BIS pLgL Cut Meats IN
pkg Lard 50 pigs SteaD 3s5 pigs Butter 97l pigs, Cheese
1908 pkgs Eggs ia pkgI TAow 355 pigs Dried Prut 81 bbG
Coppe 80 bb WHISKY 2 bales wO 70 bale. Hemp a bales
sides Leather lS Hides t23 bds Hides 81 bids Tobacco
Tobacco - bbG Moase 1850 bags Cotton Seed
27 pigs Rice 40 pigs Starch. 3S bags Peanuts J6 bags
KieeE Flour n pkR PeeapA
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS

EsuYoEK Nov i0--Tbo cattle trade At iOVil., ,, . - =,
do'ss anticipated The ereeH o. stock Monday and oe srhs
cattle There sl5 ffeb beuoct. lie
ts brought from Weehaukeh and Al ICr,h ncs
MONDAY mating close upon 800 for the Of to,y
yesterdsy While all the fat cattle od ssi A. sh
pres MoBdaJ the market for thin va ysIv 49,
so aaa lsl veal Aaa val va ead es0h As Eg .Har Tor
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THE MARKETS.
Ic.rsfry reported for TaG THinusE.

lCarefaly reported for THH TEiHuSEl
WEDsKsDAI. Nov. TO- 1853
ASHES-Tbs market steady bat quiet Of 70 bblI AZ 81 u
Tor Pesrls nominal
COrTOSTbsre hE been qn beavJ burDe~ doing bot 1oJ
under Considerable from sellers who discouraged By Tie
unTbs sdves FROM Liverpool and the oonibued free receipts
Prices all grades lower aud hesyv sales Of +9S bAs iJ last
evening svs Of which J5O8 for M
$50 for speeuo for faare delivery loo ses No
Vsmber 80 Do 2lo; 800 December ne Ion January
Pc; 100 March 25 100 free board Charleston hososr 2Jc
ell basis Of Low Adug 90 bales hddng free On board Charles
ton, November or December, l)tc We quats q oiors;
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MOURNING GOODS |!
@aa AIlNrINAI

T ROW NUC JTON.
Half a Million Dollars worth Of the
most desirable Goods for Deep and
Second Mourning are now offered at
an immense loss on the cost of impOr.
tatiOn.
N. B...-A splendid line of Empress
Cloth, S5c. Decided Bargains in
AStrakans, Beavers, and Waterproof
Cloths. One case of Frosted Beavers,
81 75..-juSt half price.
JACKSON'S, No, 551 Broadway
Bet Spring and Prnce-Sls.
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Proposals.
N.vr DHrAHruHsr BussAU or PRoyI,ios, ASD CLoTHSG
Nay <

NAvr DsrlRrsHsr BvAsAu OF Provisions AND cLoTass.}
PROPOSALS FOR TRESSES.-SEALED
PROPOSALS. bdorsed Proposals. Tor Mattresses" viii be received
anti. Osleet % The desnsh day Of Sovs@esr
g6y FOR tho supply Of SE Thoand Mattresses three Thousand ave
hundred TO be delivered at the NewioFk hIia
Thousand hundred he Ptdph Navy Yard and thousand
AZ the Boston NaVr'isrd
husdred the mattresses to he delivered sts Navy
Yard each and the balance hundred
are delivered wlheut The mattresses be delivered
and Boston Navy Yards each
pounds including ckrE whb Is 10 DO
acbes aud thirty inches ~e The
Inches 10 length and niue inches 10
width Tho hAr ticking make must be 70 the
pies At the HIVYA a ksuYOrk, Phsphia. and Boston sSi a.
thls Bureau ... -
thousand be delivered at the NAvylard New
hundred Phdepha and ave hundred
the HAYad wthn thirty days add the balance within ainsv
days, from the date OF the contract ' II,
Bonds wh approved will be required one quaer ts
aud cra1 IN sddes
Sthhsd the Of each pay collateral secu M
which reservation viii net DC Pe
until the contract 10 fully conpied wlih. -
RysTy written guarantee Ggness
responsible persou that the bidder or odsfs
their bid be accepted obgaton Shhn Eve oD' ~
furnish the sieles PROPOSED
proposal will he considered uuless accompanied oy saen
tbs Department the right TO inject any PROPOSE
responsibility the guAantoFs eertasd 10 bJ ihs Ae'b.
Revenue which reside and un
dursd By Of CoagTe faruhed With The proposal - '"
"'S'" V''F Nv X N DUNN Chief Of Bureau