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For Sale.

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~ complete, In perfect runrinx order, eleven inch
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for the purpose Of puttine In ore Of dosbls
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CLOrHlEms.

CL0Cks, WATCaEs = JEWELHY.
San q Bridges. Nos Estes House.
r n. i. Avnss Sons ... ...........83 Main street
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vsneill. Jenss / Co......eor Third Main streets.
Hers. Etern i Co.....-oor Second ! Main stfssts.
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: MIRO = Aasu sSIsosh
IIufsf ann 4 Matlsse .,..,,......0e 81 Main street
Huiskamp Bro. o..... Main street-bst 4th 6th.
Hart, AKt....... ...... 30 Il Ainstreet
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DOOK.DIUDER.
NPeares SON ...... Gate City B'ld'g, Main I'd
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David @ Lowry........ ........second street
Westcott ....... Main strest-near FOURTH
Webstsr Bros s.......... 49,. .s6 Main street.
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J. B. CroBs ! Co o.................l30 Main Street
Duncan, Ksrls 4 Co......14e + l43 Main street.
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Brown Knowles cor Main Fifth streets.
" Il rnllans Second street.
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American WAtehss.
a nr,dves Eosl 1 Estes House.
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oleeks-WAelesals 4 Retail.
Bridges ......... ........Nos } Estes House
0sia, silver Ware.
g Dridgss.......s. ........Nos = kstss AouAe
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poOKsA eTATlOHERY.

SAC FACTORY.
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AuCTAOn ~ sAsSs
rieh 4 Good win......... los Main street.
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RuRNITruH.

1nRSsvlng, Brands, 4 Seals.
Bridges s...................Nos / Estes House
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GAS = DTEAM FITTIN04.
Son Jehnson street, bst3d / lth.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-04-26

Pennsylvania Lodge, No. l. although tho Lodges them
honor our festival with their presence to-day In no
hSryest tan in ihs iufisdetion The nanos Of mop
fins and Kneass ard Uuriis, and the haowed memo
innSermost best Of he betRerhooS and While Penn,
,Ia9s & s sorrow ID yy odee rep and nsos * every W altar
o. our Order hrSgshoqI & the So Mord Whilst e bow & hs
hearts gratefully to the Throne and rejoice that though
and beloved brethren have followed in the footsteps Of our
fathers and we too VIII soon 9in them whore humanity
b @ viii &
me@oraBie day shall have ceased to live, 1t will survive
Of f and CONTINUE m mission love and Mercy
Man and his works VIII pas away but principles are
assemble to coemorRtc the one hundredth anniversary
The GS % ad 6d F 'Rs" s votsS
pondipg numbers Each will then have but compare
before them our moral Temple 3@ilt rOcE f@
10 m le scsd from t Of
trial by the INTRINSIC excellence Of principle, and by the
found refuge and shelter.
The exercises were then brought to a close by the
singing OF the
to Luther's immortal air Of "Old Hundred The
hymn, which was specially composed for the occa-
sion by Brother Edward r. Novel; the editor of the
american odd Feliou, and was sung by the grand
chorus, with fun orchestral accompanments read as
fOlOws-
On this great day of jubilee
With joyful peans full and free,
Our Orders birth to celebrate.
Through good and i'll report, our cause
Has to the world blessing been,
And won its rapturous applause
With peace on earth good will TO men.
Majestic let the chorus SWELL
From sea to sea, in every cline,
OF Friendship, Love, and Truth, to tell
Their teachings perfect, pure, sublime.
God of Love! show us Thy way
Our Order prosper guide, sustain:
Teach us our faith in Thee TO stay,
And make our path of duty plain
The immense concourse of people were then dis
missed with the benedction, pronounced by the Rev.
j. w. Nenable, the Grand Chaplain, and slowly made
their way from the building to join in the great out
door demonstration, either as participants or spec.
tatOTS
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ktn NOTICE TO HAVANA AND
881sts.NEw ORLEANS SHIPPERS.
&sALNANkSS Owing to the depressed condition of the
Eassszx freghting business, the steamship
IAAUO will be withdrawn from the Havana and New Or
leans Line until there is improvement trade with
those ports.
The Steamship JUNIATA will continue to make regular
trips monthly, and freight will be received New Or.
leans, via Savannah, weekly. VIM. l.. JAMES,
General Agent
Philadelphia and Southern Mail Steamship 90
Philadelphia, April 90 1859. 400 St
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INSURANCE.

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Once. S. u. corner Of THIRD and WALNUT Streets
Philadelphia.
4 MARINE INSURANORS
On Vessels Cargo, and Freight 10 all parts OF the world
INLAND 1NBURANOES
On goods by river, canal, lake and land carriage 70 All
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~ -. =. FIRE INBURANOES
On Merchandise generally on stores Dwellings. Houses
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ErN FOR LIVERPOOL AND
@SETl&s4s.QU QU UEENSTOWN. Inman Line of Mail
NAz4<f49L4 Steamers appointed to sail as fol-
tCe3tys<3e<TEz, lows - -
Ilty of Antwerp, Saturday April "a, at p. M.
City of Paris Saturday, May i, at 10 A. NJ.
City of Cork via Halifax, Tuesday, May at 12 noon
And each succeeding Saturday and alternate Tuesday
from Pier 40, North River. -
RATES OF PASSAGE
BY THE MAIL STEAMER SATURDAY
Payable in Gold Payable in Currency
FIRST CABIN. N..........s1OO STEERAG GE ss5
10 Ionuon l0o 10 London 40
10 faTls. ll5l 10 Paris. ............. AZ
PASSAGE BY THE TUESDAY STEAMER, HALIFAX
FIRST CABIN. BTEERAaE.
fayabie IN Gold ,r Payable in Currency.
$50
st. Johns, N F., n. st. Johns N II -
Passengers also forwarded to Havre, Hamburg Bremen
etc, at reduced rates. " '
wishing to send for their friends. " Fsl
For further information apply at tho Companys Ocea
JOHN q. DALE, Agent, No 10, BROADWAY M v
or to O'DONNELL 4 FAULIl. AGENTS
45 No. 411CHESNUT Street Philadelphia
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-05

GEN. GRANTS STRATEGY.-Tbe latest story told
about the efforts TO pump Grant on his cabinet
appointments concerns lady, the wife of a
prominent senator. gay party was assembled
az Grants residence few nights ago, and the
ladies composing IL formed group around the
great man OF the mansion, talking pleasant small
talk for rome time. when one Of the party,
sprightly and handsome lady. thought the oppor.
tunlty favorable and the generals mental guard
sufficiently negligent 10 venture in where other
folks than angels have hitherto feared to tread.
General. started the venturesome fair one, now
won't you say who you intend to put in your
cabinets" Grant paused for a moment, while
battery Of bright and anxious eyes were directed
upon him. he saw the critical nature OF bis po-
graceful triumph. well, Mrs. -" said he,
with twinkle Of humer in his eye, my wife has
asked me that tame question already. bat hav'nt
told her yet." Another victory for Grant,
[ Wellington correspondent N. Z. Herald.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-05

Keep Hogan, 80 Tchoupitoulss street and So
New Levee, keep on hand large and extensive
stock of hardware and cutlery, Jas. II. Hall &
Co.'s hayesville, KY, plows. sugar and cotton.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-05

Don't buy q miserable single thread machine,
when you can get first premium Grover & Baker
at the New York price, ffty-hve dollars, and war.
ranted five years, at ls2 Canal street.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-05

Buy the only sewing machine 1T for family use.
the Grover 4 Baker. Warranted for five years.
Quilier, braider and hemmer given with each ma.
chine a. ls2 Canal street.
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Squares month month. month. months. Il month.

Monthly Advertisements inserted every ether day. TO be
charged tvo-thirds the above
First and Fourth page monthly Advertisements each
squsre, $50 per menth
Transient advertisements having the OF the paper.
est Insertion 81 80 square, each subsequent insertion
10 eents per square,
frst and Fourth page transient Advertisements each
insertion, 81 90 per square
inserted intervals charged as new
each insertion
Regular advertisers who advertise largely be allowed
such dfcount from above named rates may be
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All business notices Of Advertisements to be charged 20
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Ahtrsnsent advertisements be paid advance
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All bills with regular advertisers rendered monthly
Asquare is the space occupied BY lines solid agate
THE WEEKLY CRESCENT
is published every Saturday mernng Subscription IS
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rates; single copies 10 cents
Rates of Advertising.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-05

An elephant was raffled off at the st. Anna fair
last night. Unlike the historical parsonage who
won an elephant in Boston some time ago, and
. who was much bothered by the question, ''what
will do with it? the winner OF this elephant
appeared to be well satisfied with the bargain.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-05

Yesterday Hon. Isabelle, colored legislator
introduced into ode Gineral 'Simbly"a bill "to
enforce the observance of the holy Sabbath" 1t
may pass the Legislature, but we imagine that the
members are not much in the Sabbath observance
line just now. bill ameliorating the penalties
imposed upon piekpockets and other larger
thieves would be much more to their taste and
color-much more to their warts.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-05
The Peabody Fund.

STATEMENT BY DR.. SEARS RESPECTING THE USE OF
THE FUND IN THE SOUTH.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-05

II was rather difficult to find partners at the
Opera House ball on Wednesday night. Many
were the appointments made to meet at the stairs
or some other trysting place, bat in the majority
of instances the crowd was SO great that the sp'
pointment was, per force, left unkept. If a
gentleman ever left lady it was only through a
special grace of fortune that he saw her again
sooner than half an hour.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-05
CITY TOPICS.

The time is very near when that jovial band OF
jewellers known to mortals IS "Ye Mystick
Krewe," with their huge and mighty chieftain,
Conus, will come forth from their three hundred
and sixtyfour days of yearly secluson, aud burst
ing upon the bewidered eyes of the good people of
New Orleans from their mysterious and hitherto
undiscovered haun,s. shall fill the streets with a
stream OF fantastic msskers; shall delight the
eager visions Of New Orleans beauties with their
beautiful tableaux; will miDgle with the ladies',
their guests, In the mazes Of the dance, and know.
ing but unknown shall make many joke and quip
and jest; and WILL when the midnight bell strikes,
once more mysteriously disappear, and be no more
known on this mundane sphere until another
Mardi-Gras calls them forth to play the same fan
tastic tricks again. Well, when they come this
year we guarantee them as hearty welcome as
they have ever yet received, and as they have
made the Opera House their headquarters, will
predict that thenumber of their friends who will
assemble to do them honor will be greater than it
ever was before.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-25
THE WEATHER AND THE CROPS.

The weather continues hot and dry at Augusta,
Ga. NJ
There wee fine showers at Memphis on Mon
day and yesterday.
AT Wilmington n c., yesterday, the weather
was clear witi an east wind thermometer 81
AT st. Louis, yesterday, there were, several
deaths from sun stroke the Thermometer standing a. W
IN the afternoon -
At Louisville the heated term continues, The
Thermometer at D. ~, yesterday; sloou ~ 20 ~ 'N
shade There were several cases oi sunstrOke
The weather was showery ut Richmond, Va,
IN Monday and cloudy yesterday. There were hGayy
showers on Sunday and Monday night at Sduhtoh LeA
ipgton and Old Sweet Springs.
The heat has been intense in Peoria, III,
during the past few days and four cases OF vestsTay
The thermometer ranged from DC TO 1902
In the vicinity of Harrisburg the crops gam
cred are GOOD and those be gathered are excellent
There has not great quantity OF ram D1t tnee
yas mo suffering for the want OF H. Inc SusqueHanha
We, 90 I, a. IN sos by some fifteen inches nOwithstand
inc tbe vast supply required for the use OF the 0I state
canal From the mouth OF the Juniata 70 the Columo"
tbere vere strong Indications OF rain yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-25
NOTES FROM THE NAVAL ACADEMY.

The steamer Phlox, attached to the United
states Naval School, and used pleasure yacht has
been ordered to Norfolk for repairs and the Mercury will
take her place.
Fort Madison, situated at the mouth OF Severn River.
nd nearly opposite the Naval School, has been turned
over by the Navy Department TO the authorities OF the
hcauemy VINO intend arranging the grounds for target
The large building erected for use as mdshipmens
quarters 10 hnhhed and pronounced by the Examining
committee, TO be the finest building owned by the Gov
eminent 1t Is five stories high and contains sleeping
apartments TO accommodate all the cadets In the tower
which is as feet high from the roof OF the main building
arc TOUR Immense clocks, which cost 5000 The entire
building Will be heated by steam.
Admiral Porter is President OF association recently
FORMED which proposes to erect monument IN this city
10 the memory OF the officers and OF the
who fell during the late Mr.. f. Simmons the sculp
tor estimates the cost at $4,000 in gold IL Is 10 be IS feet
hgh OF Italian marble, and win be completed in Rome
Inc subscription list Of moneys, contributed solely by
members OF tho navy aud marine corps already reaches
nearly $4,000.
BY direction OF the Navy Department new buildings
are being erected for the accommodation OF the Board OF
Visitors TO the Academy appointed by Congress each
year Heretofore the Visitors have been compelled
resort TO the conyeniences Of the city and at their
expense.
The contract for the new Naval Hospital TO be built
the farm recently purchased by the naval authorities
aud known Strawberry Hill Farm. will DO given out
the 3lst instant to the most satisfactory bidder The
farm Is opposite the Academy, and accessible by sub
stanal bridge This section OF the grounds will soon be
as attractive as the other sections II the proposed i'm
proyements are kept up.
The oyster trade, which Is forbidden by the laws OF
Maryland from May 10 September, viii soon be resumed
Corporal Winnie OF Troy N Y. and Privates MoNama-
and Morrow OF Philadelphia, Pa, OF the Marine
School, have been hOnOrably discharged their term OF
enlistment having expired
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-25
THE INTERNATIONAL BOAT RACE.
LATEST NEWS.

LATEST NEWS.
LONDON, Aug. 24-The Harvard and Oxford
Uniyerstes boats crews out this evening the
river for final trial over the course, prior to the inter
University race. The Harvard crew made the
distance, four and quarter miles, in Is min Sc.
The Oxford time, reported, 80 seconds less;
but the Harvards started from the barge, while the
OIfords took flying start, commencing their pulling
800 or 400 yards below the barge, as 70 &c,
good speed stroke on before reaching the starting
point. The tide was also more In their favor. The
betting the result is nominally six to four; but
present there exists apparent inclination 70 give odds
1t Is now definitely settled that the Haryards will
row in the boat built by Elliott, the American
builder They have adhered persistently to their
style OF rowing, refusing all English coaching -
The race will thus be fairly American against English
but with every disputed point yielded in favor OF
England. A large number Of Americans are arriving
in order to witness the race, and rooms in good
situations along the line OF the river are now being
rented at from pounds sterling for the day
Tho advocates OF the London style OF rowing are already
very badly demoraized in consequence OF the news OF
defeat which the London sustained in yesterdays
regatta at the hands Of the Newcastle men,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-25
DIED

BAKRR-At Flu.biug l. t. on Neatly Az o Heav L. ,asa,
child Of }. ). Baker.
BULLOu The giA iu,t Miss BIl Ban 10 lr b yf sfhera
Her Tsi.n.s. s1a aissds az { .sf ,fs
on Thursday Inst 70 o'clock siaou Gr,lc
COLBY-oa Tuesday "a MARY siioe o. Joan Colby 10 s 5'
TIE siiss. asi friends the family Invited 10 attend he ssrsl
s oSoss 49, ''''-'''
CIOUGHLYOn Tuesday the 2h inst short sni '.
which bore Christian or,uie william CoHs8y 30 ue ga
The pd. Of The family ar, r,,pe,y n,-i attend t'.-rf
from residence ofhs James t'ue corner e hAJ
sui Nosaaisye. BroOalyg, on Idu-fl -s.''a "1''o.a
CRAMi, stanford Conc on Sgaai Aus % Major Geo'.' V''l''
CT,p 10 tls ~ to ,-oi t, fpuss ID.
Church Of he HOy Go4ges.oa s"'1'A's' '1' '"''- " VI
cRoEs-ou Monday Aug Mrs. Eleanor " NJ coss 11o~ Of The
Rev John S' assq .. invited to attend the iure
Al Christ CLurea sbgessbury \ j oa il-s- uoriug Ar- -
mission cars vii stop aFshews5urT.
gICKS-Snddsny ofhe disease ii r~n"- - feh.rr =
os9glaga Co n o H. on As9a.y s's 30 "'''''' "
IN. funeral ftaEe place On Tburs, The 18th inst, q 70
orock M friends of bis anif respectfully Invited To- Z"
GRAYpoS-At Denver co,,lo Ta-sr the ih Est, samuel
The 3S.%a s service, Vii take place q, residence. Rs y
o., on Tl .,ys IaS o Of At 80 .a o. lj
Ia Attendance TO coaSey friend, all from le house
a,s,. 81 s. s,' e Sss' fs, ,, WAN; &c,
HIS ere relatives and friends and Of bis L Bc9a@ia r. 'a
DAYTON Lummis respectfully invited 90 attend d. ila.s t
"Wednesday 5ih inst At 10 ork precisely from ra O'2er
MERCEIN-A El,,Or Pa Tuesday Avg g. Daniel Ner''n
aged 50 I'd. r.-l ..I...
Funeral "i take place on THURSDAY aug ~ ~ "
residence
ponGERS-Ah.r long illness Monday Aug D. 1859, Isabella
wife Of Charles Rodgers. aged y 'esIs 80, A.
respectfully invited To- aitetd ne
mineral on Weincsi - as Ocors '"n hes ate residence
No AZ North Fourhst. williamsburg J. J.
RTTER-oa sunday p A.ae' wios ~ tie late Joba Ritter
Thu -.7 he family are Invited ateud ts funeral ron her ate
residence, aud Ayelue A,oa Me5lesa the -Ja ilst
ats o'clock y. M
STPpUFNSoN-i Orient l. L. SUNDAY Aug p wt Sing 5at
child OF W All MARY ~ Stephenson aged 10 noa's a1i X
| -...-4 a.. 81
30 l45 East Imytogl, near Ltls'n ave- gu r-as'l'
| the 18th, at o. ~
STROUDA Forbm Mouda Aug % Henry Reuben oa' sou OF
Al " and A1uie j. stroud aged uoltas ard - laFs ~.
Tho friends the invited 20 attend e urs, h ia' a. "
ocark tle residence at K. g. Fairbanks fo'ilaa' iaN' WV
| TweatysHhs -. az 80 o. TO-
SNTIl-At Jamaica SUNDAY. p Fank 'ernsH olas
est son Daue aud Caroline hsgue Sn''' ss' " '
| months. and n days. 80. ..--.t.. u.i,..4,v
tbs sjth inst rsdrnce Of bis unee ArhAori t
rl!ra 40 o'clock and from Grace thurch al - COCA y
TVRNER-In Booklyu ou S1ojiy evening Che ~ n'' ~ 49,
clara Lmum daughter Of Hr1y y" -ni 'uN' o. ''' A
p,s and fss. are invited attsal the lane rom her Paas
.,cs p,,srv am from btoadNai on "ene'' wv
| a o'clock 81.
wIt1YSoy-on rae.isy Aug a. DOuw D. williamson aged 50
IN. family , requested attend The frsa At bis .
Hi.1cs No ia Elotpice Brooklyn, 90 FudV Afternoon al
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-25
JOINT EXPOSITION OF THE WOOL INDUSTRY OF
THE UNITED STATES, AT THE AMERICAN
INSTITUTE, IN THE CITY OF NEW-YORK.

INSTITUTE, IN THE CITY OF NETWORK.
All American manufacturers of goods com
posed wholly or in part OF wool and OF supplies ma
chnery and tools directly the wool manufacture
are invited TO exhibit samples Of their manufactures at
the Joint Exposition Of the Wool Industry Of the United
states 10 be held under the auspices Of the American
Institute in the City OF NewYork by the National Asso
Citations Of Wool Manufacturers and Wool Growers. The
place OF exposition the OF Sxtythirdst and
Third-ave, will be open for the reception OF
goods Cd the lst OF September next and Is
now open for the reception Of machinery. The
Exposition will open upon the 9Th Of September and Will
continue until the 3Oth Of October Manufacturers who
have agents or commission the city Of
are advised TO forward their goods through such agents
or houses and 70 devOve all the charge Of their goods
upoD them Articles forwarded from other places must
he directed TO "Wool Industry Exposition care OF N
Ktpcsbury, Superintendent, corner OF Ihirdaye ana
sixtythird.st York" The name and residence OF
the exhibitor and list Of contents, must be marked on
the package the freight and other charges upon which
npst ne prepaid TO the place Of exhibition. All goods
boud be forwarded to the Exposition rooms on the LIST
NJ september or as thereafter as posi-
BILE Persons DESTROYS TO exhibit WHO nave
not already gwen notice OF their ntenuoni are
reouesed TO give such notice Immediately to N kings
bprv SUPERINTENDENT care Of American Institute New
York City OF John L. Hayes Secretary Boston Mass
The notices OF intention exhibit already received place
il beyond doubt that this viii be the most brilliant eX-
poson OF the products Of single industry ever seen IN
this country Every manufacturer.shoud take pride in
contributing 10 its success and doing his part to demon
srae the capacity Of the United States for industrial IN
dependence. Let every mill send specimen OF It's
products. EkAsIUs Is. bi'LLo"'
}. WILEY EDMANDs,
THEODORE POMEROY,
n KINGsBURY, and others
Executive Committee Of the National Association OF
Wool Manufacturers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-25


NoHtg Ala SBz 3i-Nosug ioue IN Cotton to dy rsccp,
bales; experts " balss.
ArGgsrA Ga Aug ItTbs Cotton market EASIER ssles -
bales receipts bale. Nudi1g q romirsllf re
S1VsyStH Ga Aug. 7t-Hohug done 90 Cotton ;0Isy
cspts % bales.
WILMINGTON c. Aus 2tSDuis TufDeutue quiet AZ De Roan
steany 81 Crde farprutne uuchtg- Tar sdrBcc
sales CottoaSslrS Of bales TIE Srw Miis
Of the
CHAELKsros s. c. Aug o. Cotton quiet ah aser tsseucy
se 10 bales; Mslings nominty fJ'ic receipts Ebirs
LOUIS Aug lf-rOharco plchaasri t1tluomualr Sc
Flour unchanged Wheat declined 1@le No Nprag " No
Red Fall ~ IS; Hncy Prime Red, III l. Choice Al $50 ~ co.
No. 2Wbie 81 Je@sl 5 Choice . flOcy y @g ~ 81 Co.'s
du hulk, Nhta sacks
MIXED Soc Write Sc barley f''. G01
Prime Spring 81 H. Ryedr s50al for Coed Prime WHISKY
2O Provisions hesvy. Pork 8HNt3i y Dr. Saltei Stou
de lNc DRY Sailed Clear Sides 3c BarOuSb'lrTs 5f0bc
Rib sides. 1870 Clear RIBS 9c Clear sides l3r Lard quiet
1919 Choice &c. r Ke Cattle ~ 55d %
Prince Choice lave Hos steady Il -
Recps-Flour b5 Wheat gto00 bsh, Con- 80
bush; Oats IL OO bush Barley LOO husd Rye o bush h"ss
1000 head.
SEwORLKASs Aug 2-CottosSa'es MfiFsgs uom
uay receipts 10 bales Fogr-Nuperfue - o. boube ~
Oats-New. 66o Od 680 0c B1r. A. Har ttad 80 Pors
held +5 50 Baron-fhe supply u hgut. Sale % ids.G@c
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