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DUBLIC SALE.

By virtue of deed of trust executed by John
II Thompson and wife to the undersigned,
dated the 9th day of June, 1869, recorded in
the Clerks office of the county of Fairfax, State
of Virginia, in Liber 2 No a, folio 28S, will
sell, by public auction, for cash, at the station
house of the Alexandria, Loudoun and Hamp-
shire Il. r. Co, at Herndon, Fairfax county,
on MONDAY, the sth day of March next, at
IL o'clock q. m, sufficient amount of the
PROPERTY described in the said deed ottrust
to pay the necessary expenses of publication
and sale and an instalment of five hundred dol
lars, due the first day OF this month, and secur-
cd by the said deed OF trust
The said property is the east or half part Of
the land at Herndon formerly. belonging to
Daniel X. Calyer. then containing 4Ol acres,
more or less, but now divided by the public
road running through the middle of the tract
from north to south, less Is acres, sold from the
south end of the property. The property can
be viewed at any time on application to the
Trustee, at Herndon.
Title perfect. Dated at Herndon, Fairfax
county. Sd February, 1869
feb scots A ST. JOHN, Trustee.
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Mr. BLoNoHEIM requests US to mention
to the citizens of Alexandria and the sur
rounding country that owing to immense
success OF business this winter, he intends to
sell his entire stock of Fall and Winter Cloth
ing ost regardless of cost.
Go Que and all,
And give Blondheim call,
At the corner of King and Fairfax streets.
dec %
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CITY ITEMS.

s. DEALHAM 100 King street, invites atten-
ton TO his elegant assortment OF ready made
Clothing for men and boys. which he Is closing
of the season. Dec oil
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THE GAZETTE.
FRIDAY EVENING. FEBR'Y. 5.

LOBSTER SAUCE. Take out all the meat and
the soft part from tie body; cut it up very line
aud put into saucepan with pint aud nan
ofwhite stock. Braid into quarter ota pounu u
butter large spoonful OF floor; STIR It in "uu
add little salt, pepper, and vinegar: sMo "
one boil. Send it to the table, Id an o5S'ei-
dish, as sauce for boiled tisb. .hu,o bo.a,
CELERY SAUCE.-Take two or three heaos
Of celery. cut it up fine, put 1t toto saucepan
with obont three pints of cold water, q little
sslt and few pepper corns. Boil it two hours.
Raid into quarter OF pound OF butter a
tablespoonful of -four, stir it In with halt tea
cupfui of cream; add the seasoning, and let 1t
boil up well.
FISH SAUCE.-Take half pint of milk and
cream together, two eggs well beaten, salt, a
little pepper, and the juice of half s lemon;put
it over the fire. aud stir it constantly until 1t
begins to thicken. Serve 1.-THE same as drawn
butter.
TERRIBLE DEArH.-An inquest was lately
held in miserable hovel In ST. Sauveur, Gan
ada, occupied by Oliver Lafrance, wood sawyer,
who earned the pittance OF eleven shllllngs
week. wherewith to support himself, his wife
and four children. The poor fellow, after par
taking of scanty breakfast, was proceeding to
ship yard when his wife demonstrated with
him, saying he was too i'll. He replied, I'VE
have neither wood nor food aud you and the
children must starve if don't work. l must
work though it kills me-" He then called Tor
his comrade sawyer to accompany him, and
they began saving logs as usual, but ne was
too feeble to proceed, and told Bolduc ne felt
as if he was dying. He then rallied htte'
and said it was necessary for his family MAIN
,epapce that he should work, even though 1t
were hard thing to do, and work he would;
or at least try once more. But he was unequal
TO the effort, and turned to go home, saying he
must not die in the cold. He had gone but
lew steps when be Tell and expired.
FEMALE EMPLOYMENT w Women are gradu-
ally working their way toto new and more
agreeable avenues of occupation. The sewing
machine has greatly relieved them of the
drudgery of plying the needle, and other labor
saving devices have sensib|y diminished the
hardship of the various domestic einployments
to which, not many years since, they were COM
peled, almost exclusively, to devote them,
selves Women are now extensively engaged
in printing and other light employments to
which their strength is adapted, but which,
until lately, were fields worked entirely by the
male sex. Among the last branches of indus
try which have grown up for the gentler
sex, is that OF telegrapbing. Their services IN
this art have been tried for a year or two past
with great satisfaction.
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DRINCE WILLIAM LAND.

THE COTTAGE FARM" by virtue of a
decree of the Circuit Court of Fairfax county,
in the suit of Jones and wife, &c, vs.. Fowle,
shall sell, at public auction. at Brentsyille'
on MONDAY, the lst day of March, 1869,
Court day, a VALUABLETRACT LAM,
known as the COTTAGE FARM" contain
ing about 1913 acres, now occupied by A. +.
Lynn. Said farm is about three miles from Dc
coquan it is we'll wooded and watered, and has
upon it comfortable D DWELLING, and the
necessary out houses.
TERMS-One.tenth of the purchase-money
to be paid in cash the residue in three equal
instalments of six, twelve and eighteen months;
with interest from the day of sale; the deferred
payments to be secured by the notes of the pur-
chaser, and retention of the title until the last
payment is made and the cash payment to be
forfeited in the event the purchaser not COM
plying with the terms Of sale
VIM 81. DULANY, Commr.
prinna William co feb 4-laWiW
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Prince William CO., feb 4-law4w

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
u given By the late Francis NJ. DeCover and
wife to Levi Parker, as Trustee, to secure GER
tain debt, due to Andrew Ellison recorded in
Liber l, No, 4, folio 400, Land Records of Fair
fax county, Va, and by permission of Mrs. NJ
L. DeCover, the subscriber will offer for sale,
on TUESDAY. March "a. 1869, at u o'clock
M, by public auction on the premises, on the
Middle Turnpike, near Falls Church Station,
on the Alexandria, Loudoun and Hampshire
Railroad, Fairfax county, Virginia, and about
six miles from Georgetown, D. C., all that piece
or PARCEL OF LAND, late the residence of
Francis Nj. DeCover, deco, containing about
TWELVE ACRES, more or loss, together
with the appurtenanees, consisting of FRAN K
DWELLING HOUSE, in good order, contain
ing rooms, stable, hen house, &c.
fERMS-Cash fifty dollars, to be paid at the
time of sale, TO be forfeited IN case the purchas-
er fails to comply with the terms of sale; the
residue at the time the title is perfected. All
eonVeyancing and stamps at the expense Of the
purchaser LEVI PARkER Trustee.
Falls Church, Fairfax CO., jan % eots%
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DAILROAD TIES
Il, RAILROAD TIES!
Wanted 1000 White Oak or Chestnut RA L.
ROAD TIES, Gxl0 inches, feet long; the face
To be delivered here on or before the list of
April, 1869. Proposals for above order received
by HOOE, WEDDEkBo ~ o.;
jan 20 No. 2Prlnce ST., Alexandra, Va
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DRIME SMOKED BEEF received and for
i sale by AVERY & DAVIDSON,
feb4 226 King st., cor. Alfred
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PROPORTIONAL.
r LOHN J. WILLIAMS.

TAR. JOHN J. WILLIAMS,
SURG EON DENTIST,
1Son of Doctor s. FL. Williams
Having settled in this place. offers his services
professionally to the citizens Of Alexandria and
promises good work for cash No ITO Gamer
ON street. second door from st. Asaph. ja 2O-1w
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DR.T.F. MAURY'S IMPROVED TOOTH
IL BRUSH ES-This improvement consists in
the tapering and polishing of the extremities of
the bristIes without otherwise affecting the
brush. The sharp angular ends of the bristes
being made perfectly smooth and tapering. the
improved brush, when new. can be used with
the greatest comfort, for it will not lacerate the
gums or injure the teeth and filings, as the IN
improved brush invariably does. Recommend
ed by the most eminent American Dentists a
supply just received and for sale by
jan 10 L. S LEADBEATER co,
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MY ii. ROBERTS.
w DENTIST,
WASHINGTON STREET,
(Two doors from Pierpoint's drug store
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Owing to the great scarcity of money, and
the immense suffering occasioned by persons
not being able to have their teeth attended TO
have determined TO reduce my charges so
that All may come with confidence that they
can have their work done well, and Will be
charged very moderately. 80,
While 1 have reduced my prices viii stu
continue to do the best style of work. GIVE me
= call. fnov ltd w ii. N.
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". J. III bLP0, VeA. NahaBeF.
SUNDAY TRAINS-Local passenger Train
will be run between Washington and AleXan-
dria on Sundays during the close Of the ri7crta
navigation, rs follows: Leave Alexandra nj 2
and 1915 a. IA, and 2:3j p. m, returning leave
Washington at 3:lj and ll:lj 3. IN, and 4:3
and 1880 p m. dec ~
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LANES Z. CLARK,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
BRENTsvILLE, PRINCs VIM CO., VA,
Will attend promptly to any business IN the
Courts of Prince William, Fairfax and Stafford
COMMITTEES. Prince w m. CO., dec l-ty
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THE RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND Pc
TONIC ROUTE.

10 e; " = -,
TIE OLD FAVOklTE MAIL ROUTE VIA
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I 4 hE:
FROM ALEXANDRIA 30
MAY ARRANGEMENT,

Goods per New York, PnlIadeIphIa y Ban
more steamers, RAJ rosd or Express, g. care L
II. Havenner, General Agent 1T AlexaAdris
will be forwarded over the road free Of charge
for commission.
Communication tickets between Alexalaria
and Hamilton, and all internediut' station. p.
low rate.
Round trip tickets good only for day OF issue
between Alexandria and Hami.ton,an between
tn csc and intermediate points Al reduced rate.
WASHINGTON BLYTHE.
ian 9-ly General SUucriEtcrctrt
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VAsHINGToE, ALEXA. & GEolGET0WN J.


CHANGE OF TIME-TO TAKE EFFECT
MONDAY December u, 1863.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, DecemDtg
~ Il, 1868, and until further notice pa'seh.
ger trains viii run between Washington an1
Alexandria ~ follows:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-04
MIR. RANE1Ne's DIETETICs.
Now to Rednce Obesity.

Mr.. Banting has issued fourth edition Of
his celebrated pamphlet on the dietetic means
CO reducing the 5upe1a uous f4i. in This edi-
tion, says London paper Mr.. Banting tells
the story Of bis fame in just the same simple
and unaffected way in which he told the story
which made him famous He has received,
since the first publication Of his pamphlet,
letters Of thanks hopa some two thousand per-
sons whom he had led to emancipation from
obesity. In all these oases the cure was COM
plete. t> ,r29
-.:r. nns.:ting brings the history Of his expe-
rience down TO the May OF this year. During
Ave years he has never varied in weight NOR
than few pounds, and he has even ventured
to experiment. with the forbidden clements Of
diet in order to discover which was most pro-
duotive Of tat. These experiments have had
p curious result. II have ascertained by re-
peated experiments, = he says, 'that i've ounces
Of sugar distributed equally over seven days
which is not an ounce day, will augment my
weight nearly one pound BY the end OF that
short period. The other forbidden elements
have not produced 80 extraordinary aresLt. I"
Mr.. Banting's pamphlet was first printed at
his own expense for gratuitous distr. button.
Before two editions had thus been given away
p trade demand tor the book sprang up, and
he was advised to, publish it at 1s.,s t4st it
might pay expenses. He resolved to publish
sixtt~three thousand copies were sold, and =
profit of 4225 los. was made. This money has
been distributed to- various charitable institu-
tions. Mr.. Banting how asks Tor subscrip-
tions to new County Convalesoent Hospital
for the metropolis Of London, which he only
proposes to ca'l In when 916O, 600 have been
subscrbed; He publishes preliminary. list,
said Of him are e1aagerated, and the other
half are lalse, and Mr.. Kanting takes some quiet
opportunities Of correcting them. Though
rumor has killed him, and has declared his
well, but his system is still comforting the ben
eft Of wholesome muscular development upon
hlmself and Others
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a PLEA FOR THE BACHELORS.
WI Matrimonial Advances. i

WLl IN matrimonial Advances.
The Rev. DR.. Bushnell, in his new book,
s'The Reform Against NATURE writes on this
subject as follows: t1
There is one matter where genuine reform
believe, and take them out Of the corner that
now pinches the m great deal more, certainly,
than to give them the right of suffrage and or
civil Office; having also the further advantage
proper woman's, life for which they are better
made, instead OF taking them of into quasi
battles with men for points of precedence, and
Prelogatives Of government which do not be-
reform that takes off or somehow loosens the
embargo on women, as respects advances to-
ward marriage. The assumption now is that
women must be first lassoed and taken, court
death b.fore they can venture an approving
look. IT they cannot be conquered then, they
). must aot be had, and they must take this
pund tasemselYes On one side there must
to be got over; and on the other, the man who
will try must go to it bravely, which, alas for
his modesty, is likely to be quite Impossible.
Full three-quarters of the men who get stuck
in their bachelor life and are never married,
are, in fact, the most Unborn adorers OF wo-
men; such as never in their lives can muster
courage for any advance, just because the
shrine they look upon has too much divinity
IN IL IOr LneIr mOrtai aPpTeacn. ~ course ~
will not do for unmarried women to put tn en-
selves in q way Of being suitors to men. That
kind OF su1torsbip would even be an fence,
and raise sense Of repuision; nobody would
recommend TO women that they get over their
modesty, but the almost choke stringency of
what arc called good manners in this matter
might Be relaxed. without real impropriety,
and with great advantage. Tie present iron
either party, might be SO far mitigated as TO
let feeling feel ito way and carry On it's own
courtship, requiring no restriction save the
restriction OF words and formal advances. and
allowing nature to. interpret and work ontlhnr'
ness. Women cannot be forward and bold, but
they are now great way further of than they
need be. "" - ~
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Arrived Nesterday.
Steamer Loatsburg. Thomas Jacksonville, Fla.
via Hilton Head. Cattle. 10 J 4 Getty. Bound
to New York and put in for supply Of fuel.
Steamer Gen Manlgault, Cordes, Georgetown, @.
Naval stores. To shackelford Kelly. and q q in
Steamer Marion Foster. peedee. Is bales Cot.
ton, 400 bbls Rosin, 218 bbls Spirits and sund les
o John Ferguson. Mowry & o,Jv Barden b D
stoney. 81 ackoltord & Kelly Marshall, and Good
rich, Wineman Il Co.
.o \ Cleared Yesterday e.rAr
Steamer Lonisburg, Thomas, New York-John +
b Theo Getty, ,sAi ''f'' ''9'" 20
" Sailed Yesterday. '.,f
Steamer LouisburR, 1honas, New York. -, .yr
Steamer Dictator, %McNehy, Palatka, via Jackson
vile, Fernandina and savannah.
9r .- FFena this Port. "d%p =.
Steamship sea Gull, Dutton, faltimo 9, July 81.
Schr Mary etow, Hanktn, New York, July 81. n =
TX Cleared Tor thfs Port. E.
Steanship MAGNOLIA. Crowell. at New York, July ST.
.Schr Wanata. Featherstene. at New Yovk, July 81.
i ! i~- - - - = ~
Shlpncws by re'ograph,
SAVANNAH August a.-Ar1ived, steamships Tona-
wanda from Phlao elphia; America from Baltimore ;
schr Ella, Kockland. ~ ~. .,a TO"
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Commercial:

ChaxIe1tOn Cotton and Hice Market
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON, Tuesday Evening, August 8. {
CorroN.--1he transactions were only on the most
limited scale, at rates which showed no change IN
prices. Sales Is bales at $40. p ID. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION. ,.'- -@-..@
Ordinary to good ordinary. .......29 @3O%
MiddhnR... ....... 81 x@G32t. 5@e
BY New York classification quote
Mddnng ..,..... ............ S2HG-
R1CR-There was rather @ fair demand for this
grain at steady rates. Sales abont 100 tierces Of
clean Carolina. sly lb iierces at IS at TX; 10 at
8; 10 at $40 % ib. We quote common to fair clean
Carolins at 7x9eo good 814@S16c. % fb. itA.
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THE DAILY NEWS.
Liberty.

'Tis not the chaiu that makes the slave,
since, dared the tyrant's might,
Mid dungeon. gloom may lie the brave
In liberty and light.
Let Power then to its minions cay
"Go, beal, aud 3urn. and ki"t" M
That torture which the flesh can slay
But anllnates the will. Dtr
IN world deAed, the man behold
Majestlc in hls chsin: -
Unawed b power IL bought by gold,
Unter1ifie by paip
If Wrong a universe could pile
On the true honest soul,
Immortal, 1t will. trust and emile,
y Unci ushed beneath the whole.
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PORT CAI,H;NDL


Port Of Charleston. AUGUST
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with light stock. Rosin quiet No 2 81 sSal so.
Crude turpentine unchanged Ter 81.
AUGUSTA, Aueusto lotion duh and easieg) sssslea
30 bales; receipts 50 bales; middllng slHc. There
was heavy and continued rain this afternoon and
evening, .@p r.N
MOBILE, August 3.-Cotton, nothing done; re-
ceipts 1S bales; exports 500 bales. nce .;,
Mzw ns.SaFs, august 3.-Cotton entirely noml!
nal; sales 90 bales Gold st1S. Sterling 49A. New
York sight exchange 9sc premium. Sugar and mo
lasses dull and unchanged. ... ~" '-.
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ID Il. II c IA US
COL LDEN REM EDIES.

n X. RI G IA US
OLDEN REM EDIES.
ASK FOR NO OTHER, TAKE NO OTHER. AND
you Will save time health aud money.
$1,000 REWARD for any case of disease in civ
DR.. RICHAU'S GOI DEN BALsAM No. cures
Eyes. Cutaneous or Skin Eruption, Copper Cclored
Blotches, the Scalp ecrof ,a &c is the
greatest Renovator, AL eIstlve and Blood Purifier
known, removes al diseases from the system, and
leaves the blood pure and healthy.
DR.. RICHAUS GOLDEN BALSAM No. 2 cu-es
Mercural Affections, rheumatism in all it, forms,
whether from mercury or other causes; glves immee
diate relief in all tases. No dieting necessary.
have thousands of Certificates proving the miracu.
lous cures effected by these kemt dies. Pricc Of
either No. or No. 2 IS per bottle ,or bottles for
50. e..s III. .t. I'M.
Dr.. RICHAU'S GOLDEN ANIIDOTE, safe spec
dy, pleasant and radical cure for all Urinary De-
ragements, accompan ed with full directions. Price
81 per bottle. =
DR.. RICHAU's GOLDEN ILIxIR p'AMoUR, a
1adical cure for Nervous or General Debility, in old
or young; imparting entrgy With wonde full Effect,
Price $5 ger bottle, or two bottles for 50.
On receipt OF price these Remedi. will be shipped
to any place. Prompt attention paid to oil cores.
dents. None genuine without the name Of CDR
RICHAU'a GOLDEN REMEDlEs, d. b. RICHARDS,
Sole Prcprieter," !" blown in Rlass OF bot les.
Address u 3. RICHAhDS,
a' No. 22s Varick-street, New York
Office Hours from 8 A. M. tcSP. NJ. a.d \
Circulars sent. 1y July 8
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ID o. or ~ NC rs M
u
r - :
- 800 BOXES 10 14x20 ROOFING TIN
5uo boAES IA l4x2O hOOflNd Elm
= rs BOXES TX 12x12
\ 20 BOXES X 1896 a%a +
~oo-pOyFs rYYx-1xVoo.r r. -r.,..
20 ROxEs TxxxY 1Ava0 ,n.
RronK TN I'm TIMaMAM.s ] ~ So1 hpp ,Dp,
TnD a.rN. %
r. IN. .srokE "a 1ED 1o TO o. 5f5d wv.
"a ~ .ssysI.., = u = ~. -
January tsssAna s e's
--,.--- = p. IN. 80 ~ e F--.-- .-E-
X , ,,: ;.asy -, n. 4 - ~
,tss; ;E ,--... ss.. .s;is.s'
erp !, +, -, ~; ), J, J,
Snn uoNuS, ,lst.' 1AoaI COCns
.1,,;,Ie,.. -. 80 -, ~ - = ', = nAIAh'' ~
oropn ~ nnr
~. TIn go a ur.o 1880 .nn.o, VI HorS
,cI,x 81 .IS,,.s, & unu1. su g1ES
Snns E.'''f $500 NA - - $1,000. ~
EcoppER AND ppaSs vrpr
c.,,z, ,sS,,,r,, ,x,,<.,,,,,w,v r,
CAMERON. BARKLEY& ~ CO.,
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Wilmington Market.

Wilmington Market. "-lA
WILMINGTON, August 2.-JURPENTINE-About
l94 bbs 1ere'ved and changed hads at % for virgin
and 50 70 for yellow dip per $50 lbs
SPIRITs 1URpENIINE-Is unchanged in price, and
market firm. ales to-day of TIA nbls at Kc for
country, and SOC per gallon for New York pa,kages.
osrNsales Of 500 bbls at 81 7E for 70 g. g. S8 as
as so ior No l, and $4a<' '12h for pale No other
sales reported
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vd ates Vi, et,k .sissr aort fsalNeA
.aI.N ~ .xt,
& 80 r~r " Fl
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PORT CAAHtND.Ak. -.>...
s;.t pHA: Es 5E TIT MooA. :,
New Moon, 7th, hours: 10 minutes, evening. ''''
First Quarter. 14th hour. 10 minutes morning.
Full Moon. 2lst II hours. minutes. even,nR. = "a
Last Quarter, 30tb. hours, 81 minutes, morning
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Markets w Teie9rapn.

FVAEAUN AAkkEEH. stftH
LONDON. August s--Noon. -conhols es> Bonds
ssH = i..',.,, i.t 5 NJ In l>. y. Y i y
L1vxasooL. August Cotton stesay; up,
lands 12zSdY Orleans AsalssEd; sales 10 coo bales
Red westsrn wheat os Cd. No American corr III
market; English 28s Cd Bombay cotton shil lmenfs
to the 9Oth $500 bales. .N II q d a ii
Afternoon Yarns and, sebrios at,y Manchester
.m'r. F'99qr3 347, BED wheat % sdaes 7d 1aFa
Evening-cotton shade easier b,itpsaces sefs
unchanged. Hreadstufs 6rm. Turpentine 27s Cd.
DOMESTIC NARKETg. >,-.
NEW YORK, August S-Noon.- stocks strong.
Money 6a7c Sterling 9H. Cold sb5G Cotton
quiet at as,zc.i 1prpentlne quiet at A2c. Roan
steady; strained common 50 25; good 50 80,
Evening.-Cottoa steady; sales 1900 bales Flour
quiet; prices generally unchanged. wbsat more
active ct oon's advance. Corn irregular and unset.
tied; Western mixe1 81 OPAL Os. Mess pork qu OF
and steady: Lard unchanged. wh1ekey in fair re-.
guest at u 10. s,cs quiet. Sugar arm.' Molas ses
dull Turpentine A2sA21Sc. Rosin % 2ea8a HIDES
quiet Freights yegY frm. Governments. closed
arm. e9s Is 4ottheth very dun. Moanssas moae.
aately active OF 8a7c; Jdiscounts dali: prime psuar
asio Sterling quiet at 10. Cola a5s. stocks yssy
dull
BAnmonr. August $-co.ton oull and nominal. iu,,
Flour easor; deSnAnd ilabt; Mowafd.sfF srsper.
-2ne ss4e SO. Wheat Arms; choice red sls1: prime
81 66ai 60. Corn dun; white 81 pEat &C. Oats &C.
five; new e0ae3c. Rye duIs al 81 fSal 20. Msss
pork quiet Bscopl shouideis 16aaeKc whishey
heavy At ssl, ,l6alls. .pl. Ytn
CMcmaATI. August s.Whiskey dull Al, o. 90.
Provisions hrn and quiet. Bacon. shoulders it,Ic:
slear sidesaS Akatgc Lard i41sc.E m
Er LOUIS, August a.--wniskey 81 o.. Mess posk
quietat ssAso Bacon, ahoalders 1870; clear ssdss
1ealeKo. ."StsAa'}Ss% T2.5T,