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HABLE & C0.'S
CLOTHING
EsTABLIsHM MENT,
NO. 46s PENNsYLvANIA AVENUE,
BErwEEH sDAND az srRIETs.
.eo-
ESTABLISHED IN 1853.
We call the a.tenion of ths citizens Of Wash.
,nssSn and the Dso of TO oor sasirs
READY MADE CLOTHING FOR MEN
AND BOYS.
Which We have Just received for the Pail s,d
Winter Trade. and which will BE- found as com
iishnent 10 the city Our ste:k We have porcnssed
.t sns e Lowest % neusss q Tor ess md ip
.s.ef e s: Il
DR1se AND BUSINESS SUITS,
price for Drsss suits fron % 20 SIS; Business
eufts from 90 30 90.
ovrscoArs of every s.sss sss and quality. from %
Our stock Of n.E
FALL OvIROOATs
is especially hns, and sell from IS 10 SO.
We also make 10 order, Suits fer Customer, from
the hnest
CAseIMIRIs, OHEvIors. MILLIONS,
or any other Mind OF goods that parties may desire
samples OF which can be seen at Gil times, which
Tor style quality. durability, and price, cannot be
Surpassed any where.
In FURNISHING GOODS youwin ind all the
latest novelties, and ct alI times full assortment
10 select from.
All that We desire is that parties In want Of
CLoTHIHG or CENTS FURNISHING GOODS
pf any kind, will examine our stock before pur-
ehasing elssvhere. feeling assured they will save
both time and money By calling at ass PennsyI-
sania avenue, between Third and Four.and.a-
bali streets, under the o. 8. Hotel.
w. have tatep pains in the selection OF our
FALL AnD WlN1EB STOCK or CLOTHING
Parents and guardians cannot fail to be pleased
Erh our well seiootsd, choice. and fashionabie
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FoR SALE AND RENT.

CYOR RKETArhe HOUSE, Grounds. vinsyscd.
II &C.. ct = sndeu Green recently ocelpiei ~
Amos KSndall Distance from Post Omeob TO
mice. he situation ts pleasant and healto4, toe
improveusb u Aod coaventences are suce os -!
roEsly found - ooeetry home. great leoer -
expense having bee n Incurred in rendering tnto9n
an respects Q 1fst class residence Stables, coR
rioee beuses. wocdseeds, and other conyeniesSse
ssSns tns Rssn,sss. ssIsy Are smy,y Ir0,idsa I'm =
rented for 81 40 yeaf; possessicu give, imuaedi-
ately. The vtney ard and more land viii be let on
wILAIAM srICKEEY.
Corner 9Th and n streets.
sels-v&sH Washington City
lpOk kENT-4fbs d end % stories OF Clarke
H Buildtog. (eocA in oDe large ROOM on Peana
avenue, between ~ and 6th sts will be for rent
August Lat, -1nauirs Of DE-. DAN'k =. .0AARks
EOR RENf-On Hrst floor, one iarea and niesly
H furnished PARL0R; aiso, tive ed3Siuine
ROOMS, suitable Tor housekeeping. VII be rsatef
together or separate. Also, one front CHAMBE3,
vii - rented very cheap 70 relfA6te tenants. No.
91e Horth D ae!sst, CsIitol Afh, between Dela-
Ghs6sF EdoI sss' ssS'-iss eisss: issssns "a
gas; bath On oane eoor; suitable 1or tvo persoas.
Also. sinals ROOM, front. Bes1Sif1l loss0e1.
rsas. Address vIRNON. City Pct One. jeN
LOB BALE-A aestreble ERA1D DWDLLlAo
II n GeorGstowp. p. o.; contains st1 reom!;
water and rs In the house; good neighboIhood.
Price q so Fer vartisulsrs apply 20 JOHN j:
BOGUb, Real ESTATE Broker, corner High and
Bridge streets. 0eorgesown. my1
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MERoY's DsEAA. o .
just published. A new copy Of this picture, done
70 tiehsgreRhy, to frame 2fxi8, far osttsr thsn
Sny In New York, and sold very reasonable 20 che
4ade. Also on hand, full stock Of s2x3a Iglnts
ar. ne e,ass, g SoEvlsr p Price JoHn wkLs9
4reet. lev York. oc8-2t
hB. OsfRAHDIR,s NEW DIsOOyERY-The
II subscriber has discovered 8 new method ior
fS5i cf .cS oSiSS AMSae5s e,
.bort space o. five Minutes vitAous pain, blood,
e Iubeeqesnt soyensss. Tho care toe Vim be
sed the Operation 70 not satisfaetery no DsY vii
p "a SSe%soded 1sfsrsncss 70 b bed g The oaace.
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H0RTH ARLIN0TON E6TATE q
- sug J. 8 FOR SALE, q, .z1.iwaH 9.

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BOARDING..

FURH I6HED ROOMS FOE RINT-With or
L without BOARD. e. No. ass Pennsylvopia
eyseue, near ID, Boarding ct the same place, So
E1keT GLASS BOARD, WITH PHEASANT
fRoET Rooms, to be had on reasonabie
terms, at 21S St bet. l7th and 18th; aahort Woik
from most OF the public offices. .Vsd
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n~GBNBRAL JA0kSOn'S LIFn pIZE
HS , ,PSkIRAIT 81 The mss < 2 snuliy. uy Isq paint.
Gallery. 237 Pennsylyspts avenue, bstwsen l2tl,,
and 18th streets, south side, over Mr.. LAMBS. !.
Store. - oc 6ee
n~DR JOS TABLE JOHNSON HAS Re
uS signed his position under the Government.
and will, heresfter. give bis entire time to the
n streets. - -
OFFICE HouRs-s to9A NJ.
2toSP..,
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II Q 0D0 AID Lots
s 9ITY AND cow FRY
FOB sALI BY
.. r. BROWN 4 SON,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS',
COMM lsrH s.lssr AND H.w Yoai AVENUE,

.YTTY IINl BUILDING LOTS In q. p.
Sreyns suediyision. Mt: Pleasant, are now Of
sSout half mile from the City imiss' On and Sdjs.
osnt % llth street rosd the fashionskie drive Of
tmprovsnsnts, 10 une IlalIed By any other locaitS
II ne suburbs 81 Washtngtcn. The Lots range On
re nom suSrter q an Sere % ap sore eaoh. 70
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U9 foekAPsic In 81 fsS Sbs.f Z, Hi sis :. 1sos; sss
sg Iss, Pen ana oeloredy bon eesa - life 9ses
IsoSSs' q sshsf sN Slstsrsss Ss1ss sassssss 80 ::
s,sEs; y !ss 3: e * ssssssss @ ss
GalkIJ In the Unitsd 6taSss. 'Isciiities SnsSf.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS



BENSON cl.osE.--on Tuesday, December ], at the
residence OF the BRIDES parents, FLUSHING, l.. L., by
Rev. j. Carpenter smith ID. d., s. II. BKNsos, of
New York to ANNE, eldest daughter of George ".
Close. Esq, Of the former place.
BHsr-WHEELER.--Un Thursday, December g. BY
the Rev. William Reed, MIR. JAMES BEsr 10 Mss
JENErr r. WHEELER all or this city.
day December s. by the Rev. H. II. Murray. HENRY
Baow MING. o. this city, 10 CHARLOTTE B0ARDaAN,
OF Boston.
CAIS-FAahS.--on Thursday, December O. at St.
Gabrers church, by the Rev. Father Berrctta.
MICHAEL h. CAIN 70 ELLEN N. FAaAS, daughter OF
Luke Fagan. all OF TINS city; No cards.
DLLoN-HlGGISS.-on Wednesday, December 8,
the residence OF the brides parents by the Rev.
Father ThoIuas Farrell, JouN Il. DILLON. Of Savan-
nah, Ca, TO ANGELA CLARE, daughter Of John Hlg-
gins. Esq, of this city.
FREkaAN--FREEMAS.--On Wednesday December
s, at tue residence OF the BRIDES parents by the
Rev. w. II. Ten Eyck assisted by the rev. DIR. Dur.
yea JAMES M. FREEMAN to SUSIE, daughter 0i John
q. Freeman, Esq., all OF Ravensw wood. No cards.
GAisBRAiTH-IisE.-At West IIoboken, on Wednes-
day, December g. by the Rev. James Z. EgDert, dr.
Z. - GALERAITH TO Mira. r. A. TtsE
HARr--BURTON.-On Wednesday Decembet >, AZ
81. AIMS Episcopal church. by the Rev. Dr. Gallau-
Diet, Dr. CHARLES A. HART 10 VIRGINIA, daughter
OF tbs late William u. Burton.
n0Lr--BRuNDAGE.-At iGrace churcn, Brookyn
Heights, on Wednesday evening, DecemDer ~ py
Rev. Charles Homer EDMUND U. HOLT 10 EsrElLk.
daughter OF the late James II. Brundage, Jr, ali oil
Brooklyn- =
LOUNsBERv-SAyBR.-On wednesday evening, De.
ccmber 8, at the residence OF The BRIDES mother by
the Rev. Stephen II. Tying, u. d. JAMES n. LouNs.
Berry to Miss JOSEPHINE d.. daughter OF the iato
David l.. sayre, all OF this city.
MOsEs-tssy iBY.--At the residence OF the BRIDES
parents on wednesday, December s. by Rev. De
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a value, while !hs other kinds dun bu. unchanged
d o .srs sold @ 1s ID DO o n !. !, "a
a 90 E 40 and I g.,s e !, e = 50 quot:
an and al 81 s. for Washington and ss ss for
Oils Ln.eed wa. duh and heavy a. e7c s5c in cass.
SsS lard we. quiet s sa ana steady nst % oss. Sss
were unchanged in value We heard OF sales Of
lnEIEoLEuM-cgds in bulk quoted 1sssc alszc;,
s sasi Pgc m as,s ds .na
A. &c Refined was quiet the demand from all sources being
a sales were 10 eSis at and soo, ao a. the
sms price Napntha was dun and nominal at oc lo
and lower essing al about S Sales 1900 bbs FOR
PEovIsroSs-R Receipts, "a bbls pork, III do beef 1856
package. CIT meats sdo lard and ia dressed hog. Pork
small sss S prices not differing from those obtained yester
e sss es So s sas s e
sna f new mesa ss @ S @ SG old DO and
delivery p' sddqhRs hoR Sse o eS ss wes Hr
fam y sSs 'sa s 81 s 1 s @ ass city I % y ss
,1r ws Ola aua mess ba ana sa s FOR new do Trce beef
Al So 2s for prime mess and ss 5 for india do e''e Of
ses oes ass wesa 3 " Sere steady in value there moderate
sae ssms aa lots were sold at s 2s for picked
quiet with rnnsss a, fsfmar prices No. saIsa .as of
con were reported The market for rd dun
o9a ss' prime s.ss,
sueAn steady with a sale o. sbou. 400 hhds
S1 Ed M ssss sasf es s
meiado The market closed nrn the following quota
tons Cuba-Inferior refining. 1Oc IL &c.
5ar to g99d refining iosso lc good 70 prime refining
TO choice grocery. 1lc. l2sac; centrifugal hhds and
boxes, $40 1a,lc Tnoiassss hhds and boxes, 9,c
luxe. meado, &c. o9c. Havana-oxes Dutch standard
s Nos - los le'S do do Nos 70 az us allssS
lsc l3sc.; do do. Nos. 10 TO- 14Sc 14oc. do DO,
white, 34c 1s4c Porto Refining grades, O9sc .
Ike. grocery Graies, l1hc. 13Sc.
sKTDs-IAnseed dun and nominal at S. 90 gold, duty
paid Other kinds still duh and prices nominal at
our last quotations.
sTEARIsr.The demand light, but prices wereseady
small sales effected within range of 73ac l6Sc
for common to choice in hhds and tierces
TALLow was steady with moderate demand; sales 90 900
lbs. at I0aac 4 l0tac.
wHsKgY-Receipts, 200 bbls. The market dull, tho
deman being light and with holders generally anxious
sell prices were heavy and lower sales go bbs u "
Al o. a maid
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The auction sales of real estate continue to fall off,
as IS customary at this time OF the year. and there
little prospect OF any revival of activity until after
tho holidays. The market however, is Arm and
likely TO continue co. the conservative spirit
exhibited by the administration In reference to the
financial question operating to that end. Should
Congress endorse the recommendation Of the secre.
tary Of the Treasury and replace the fve-twenties
by new four and half per cent loan, real estate
would likely appreciate upon the transfer OF much
OF the capital now locked up IN government bonds
~ SIX per cent INTO this market where much greater
profit offers. There was but one auction sale Of real
estate yesterday Of which the following the par.
ticu.ars:-
NEW YORK pRopERTY-rY MULLPR, wiLKISs AND co.
story brick house and stable and lot, No III West 10Th
Ut, 10 II from Greenwich, lot 27x95 0a0
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Wheat Was very and the close noninaiy lie. &C.
sales 80 coo bushels at 81 10 III 20 for
spring and aaoat 81 "a 81 vs. for Illinois win
ter 81 3e a&l 20 tor amber winter Si 90 " % Tor white
Ii 8oo bushels 81 81 for Canada West and 81 % Tor
urn but dull the sales 30 coo
81 03 for white arrive 9c. 81 for yellow. Oats
steady with OF 400 bushels at 62c &c for inferior
Southern. duii and prices heavy last
quotations. of barley malt there were small sales amounting
o about ! .uD bushels, at 81 ~ N ~ 20.
FRElgHIsihe market Quiet for almost all articles
but steady except for cotton which quoted al
st The close as nlgh as ..,od adj per steamer The
mand for all kinds of vessels being very light.
The engagements wcrc;.To LiseIpool, per seanIar,
22t0 bales AZ Nd abl6i ac00 bushels wheat 3D.,
IoOO BIO -four al 10 BRISTOL 900 bb rosin 8g,
30 heavy goods EOS and .5 bos
brig, TONS to the south side Cuba
back, sgar &c., and 1900 bbls. Jamaica
and back With logwood, on PRIV ate terms
GuNSrs were sti dun and heard OF sales. Prices
nominal al 16c. Ic Tor bags and istoc sic Tor
cloth.
quoted 65c. 7Gc retail lols s5c 81 Isl long rye straw.
81 n Si o5, short do, 6uc s5c.
being ght and hesrdof no Sales Prices were uomnsy
Isso, gold, for Manila 4c a6c do, jute lioc i1c,
tors-Thers was hut little demand ana that was almost
entirely Tor small lots TO supply the immediate wants or brew
Prices seaay however especially for the better
apsu, 20 from Ssc choice
MoLAssEs was In light demand 30 barrels New Orleans
porto Rico ass hhds English islands, 1857 hhds crop
New Orleans, 400 bbls Following the current quota
centrifugal ana mised. soc &c. Cuba claysd.
covado grocery 4sc 500 Porto kico 4sc 70c English
Is ands tSc &c; New Orleans new crop. 6Sc soc
lots and prices heavy az & AXE for msrchs abis
slc. turpsntinc inactive aud nominal Rosin
The lower grades wero more sought after aud quite steady
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Protected EuildinRa.

Plan 23One three story brick storehouse 25XSs owner
New York Match Company.
Plan -Four four story brick stores and senemcus,
90 4O on 81 Nv, 0 cor 63d st owner, w NJ Tweed.
fan 6 One three story and basement brick dwelling
20x40 llSth st, l7U II W of av A; owner VIC
spear.
Plan i,a27-Two four story and basement. stone
dwellings, 2Oxs0. 6st ST. 404 It OF 10Th owner,
Geo Wideiueyer.
Plan ,23s-Two four story ana basement brown stone
dweinss, l6x35, 4oth ST. l6 fl of 9th owner,
Fitzpatrick.
Plan l2sg-One three story and basement brown stone
DWELLING l26x5 East 62d st, No Las; owner Fountain
Plan ll4O-Two four story aud basement brown stone
dwellings, 30x60, 46h ST. lu0 II Of 9th y owner
Churchill.
Plan 2i-Fvc four story brown tenements sOx55,
9th st. n g. 17o Fl 0 OF 3D. owner, O'DonneA.
The New York herald., 1869-12-10

The immense benefits which the Derby family has
derived from the progress Of the manufacturing In
dustry OF Lancashire may be KNOWN from fact
which has Just been announced. When the late
Earl Of Derby succeeded to the estates the revenue
he inherited was 900 a year. When he died It
had increased to fl9909) per annum. Thus result II
mainly attributable to the great progress Lancashire
has made since the LATE came into possession OF
the family property.
The New York herald., 1869-12-10

"o YIUUuCts OF IIUse HreHb DasIns for this year
10 easily ascerta.nea by reference 10 railroad
The New York herald., 1869-12-10
STREET Qu1TATI]ys
COMMERCIAL REPORT

THURSDAY, Dec. 9, 1sj7-6 r. NJ.
COFFEE was steady price, with fair demand for Rio
other descriptions being quiet Oo1 bags about good
prime Rio per Anna, realized 11c sold in bond bags
Maracsbo OF low quality disposed lskc lslc
duty paid.
COTTON advanced &C. 10. per Ii. under an active
demand the marke. maintaining strong position at the
ciose with Indications in favor Of sellers The snes
59 bales (ncluding 3,f46 bales
bales in transit, oil which $500 bales taken export
sl bales by spinners and 1863 bales specua We
quote:--
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For future delivery sellers were very sa les 100 bales
low middng February gDc loo bales basis
midang, Decembcr at 2& 49o bales do. January pr
vate terms 7U0 bales do. February nearly all 30 bales
do. March, part ut 2c. 0J bales April private
400 bales, do board Charleston December,
2j&c.
flour AND GRAIN-Receipts It,S5 bbs Hour Si,74s
bushels wheat! A. So do. CORN 868 rye, $500 malt
l5C do and 1852 do barley The dour ended
dull but prices were hrm partcusry for low grades The
last evenfD about 900 bbs OF which 1900
$500 bbls extra were for within range OF price
Southern bour duh and favored Sales 400
bbls. Rye 6our IN h demand and prices heavy
Sales $40 bbls. Corn duh,
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land, aged 81 years and 10 days.
The relatives and friends Of the family respect
fully invited to attend the funeral FROM his late resi-
dence, No. 275 East Seventy fourth street. on Satur
day morning at nine O'Clock. The remains WILL ba
QUINTARD.-At Kalamazoo. Mich, on wednesday.
December 9. OF typhoid fever FREpEaicK +; oxaN-'
TAED, OF this city, formerly Of Pougnkeepsie n. I.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
SMTH.-On Thursday, December 0, MARY SMITH,
widow OF James Smith, OF Potte, parish OF Anegeit,
county Cavan, Ireland, aged 10 years, months ana
10 days
The funeral will take place from her late residence.
s2s Fast Thirty street. between First ana Second
avenues on Saturday afternoon at haf-past one
O'Clock The friends of the family and those OF her
son-in-law, Andrew Geognegan, are invited to AZ
Cavan papers please copy.
SMITH, In brooklyn, on Thursday. December 0.
after n ngerin. Illness, Mr. SMITH. native OF the
county Meath parish Of Menaty Ireland, IN the SD
year OF bis age.
to attend the funeral on sunday afternoon, as one
O'CLOCK from his late residence No. Is Carroll street,
Brooklyn, from thence 70 Cemetery OF Holy Cross,
FatDush.
soUIER.--On Thursday morning, December Q, Cap
tam CHARLES w. SquIER, late Of the Fifth Excelsior
ne served at Yorktown, Williamsburg, Fair oaks,
Malvern Hill Bristow station, Chancellorsvie, ana
as engineer on The star Of General Berry, Second
dvslon Of the Third Army corps.
HIS friends and commandments are invited to
attend the nnerai. from DIR. Coreys church, corner
OF Lexington avenue and Thrtyseventh street, this
tfriday) afternoon. Mt one O'CLOCK The remains
will be taken to Woodlawn Cemetery train leaving
New hayen halfway station at haif.past two O'Clock.
VAN AksDALE.--On wednesday afternoon Decein-
Der s, ANNA o., wife Of Henry Van Arstaie, Al. d.,
and daughter OF the late William hinan
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, witnout further
invitation, ON Saturday morning, as eleven "ciock'
from So seventh street.
wNKLRY.-In BROOKLYN, ON wednesday Decem-
y, SWAIN WfNKLEY, aged 81 years ana II montns.
The relatives and friends ef the iamhy are re-
apectfuy invited 60 attend the funera uon us
late residence. No. 100 Lafayette avenue, on Satur>
Qay aitern0on, atone O'CLOCK.
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Ito ders Of gold paid from to per cent to have
their balances carried. In exceptional instances
the rate was .'nat" for borrowing. The European
steamer took out $780, 900 In specie. The operations
OF the Gold Exchange Bank were as follows:-
Gold cleared. So. .146,0 0)0
Gold balances l,4l5, ,y3S
Gurreucy nalancal 10000. / IfI 800
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F FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
THURSDAY, Dec. 9-o p. NJ.

IHUkSDAY Dcc 4-o
The day was one Of reaizations In the stock and
gold markets where, under the disposition to take
profits. prices iell OIL. Gold opened at 123h ana
gradually declined to 1231s. The government sold
million to-day at the sub-Treasury. The bids were
for total OF nearly three mllCns, at prices ranging
from l22.3l TO 1870. 1t Will seen by our Wash
ingt0n reports that Mr.. Ingersoll introduced bill
to provide for the issue Of fortyfour millions add
tional currency, but subsequently withdrew 1t.
Either the fact had not become generally known
on the street or else the withdrawal OF
the bill checked speculative action
based upon 1t for gold did not seem to advance
upon what il rather a startling proposition. Mr..
Ingerso In taking this step has indicated the agta-
ton which the West intends making on the currency
question. A resolution for the appointment OF
select committee to investigate the circumstances
attending the gold panic in September was lost.
THIS is perhaps the best fate that could attend the
matter. The chief actors In that ne1afious specua
tion are perfectly known and publicly contemned.
Any ilyesugation would only add to tne annoy ance
or President Grant, who Is unfortunate IN having
like Toodles, brother. in-law-n fact, several OF
them. The range OF the gold market to-day is shown
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LoNDos Feb Gwen
ing.-Consols for money and the account e31<.
United States ive-twenties, 1871. Stock market
steady Erie %; ILLINOIS, 93x; Atlantic and Grea.
western, Al
FRANKFORT BoURsE.-FRANKFoRr, Feb Gwen
ing.-United States dve-twenty bonds closed at 80s
for the issue of 1862
LIVERPOOL CorToN MARKEr-LIvERpooL, Feb
9-Evening. closed frmer' but not quotably
higher There was rather more activity than at the
opening and the sales OF the day have reached IL
bales Middling upland, 12kd. 1890; lmiddling
Orleans, 12kd. 1870.
HAvRE ,CoTToN MARKET.--HAvRE Feb e.-Cot-
ton opened ct 141f per cwt for tres ordiniare on
the spot and 143f for low middlings anoat.
LIVERPOOL BREADsrUFrs MARKET.-LIvKRP0oI,
Feb. 9-Eventng. California white wheat has ad.
vanced to lis. Id. per Genital. Corn frmer; old
mixed Western 33s. Cd. per quarter
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKEr.-LIvxRP0oIs Feb.
o-Evening.-Beef quiet.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr.-LoNDoN, Feb. -
Evening.-The sugar market ID active and prices
are higher. No. IL Dutch standard, 37s Sd. per cwt
on the spot and 26s. Cd. q 27s. anoat.
PETROLEUM MARKET.-ANTwERP. Feb. Gwen
ing.-Petr0eum unchanged; standard white, 6S1sf.
69L - sssS@
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CONNIE CTICUT.
New Haven.

THE DERBY RAILRoAD.-For several weeks past
the work Of constructing this road has been sus-
pended, owing to the company being unable to raise
the necessary funds complete the work. The city
having voted TO guarantee the bonds Of the railroad
to the amount OF 225ooo work has been resumed
this week, and the road win be rapidly pushed to
completion. II no further delays occur Il will probar
bly, be in running order the latter part Of the
mer. The company have Just advertised for pro
posals to build the road from the present terminus
ut Derby through the vi9ge OF Birmingham to the
miles, making the entire road thirteen miles long.
IL is expected that this portion will soon be under
contract and be completed soon as the main part
The entire road win cost about 8, 0o0, 900.
To RExAIN.-An ecclesiastical council was held on
Monday ct the Centre church chapel to determine
whether Rev. Mr.. Stats, OF the Congregational
church, OF Orange should become the pastor OF the
First Congregational church OF Fair Haven. Both soci
eties wanted him. The former offered him 800
year and the rent OF the parsonage, and the latter
a. 5O0 The council voted that Mr.. stats had better
remain with his people,
SENT Up.-Charles Carrallan, young fellow hail
ing from New York, recently discharged after hav-
ing been arrested for burglary was fined six dollars
and and sent TO jail for sixty days yesterday,
by thesCity Court, for disordcry conduct.
NEW CHURcH.-Tne Chapel street Congrega-
tional Society are now considering the subject Of
erecting new church more remote from the bust
ness portion OF the city, and OF more elegant
and imposing design than they now occupy. IL Is
proposed to build one similar IN style 10 that known
the Memorial church OF Springfield, Mass. A
committee has been appointed TO make the neces-
sary Investigations 10 cost and the opportunities
OF obtaining proper site. They are TO report In
two weeks. II Is reported that the Home Insurance
Company are negotiating for the purchase OF the Old
eulfee.