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The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-11-10

The latest wrinkle in jewelry is hand
some gold clasps. with monograms on
them in blue or black enamel. and are
used for clasps for black velvet for the
wrists, or for carriers.
a young girl of thirteen of indie
pendemcc. Iowa, 81 successfully used
her teeth on the finger Of a would-bc
candidate for penitcntiary life term
that he was GLAD tn escape
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-11-10
4 DNINiSrEAToRS SALE.

~ virtue Of an or ier Il he Marshall
court 81 comnua pleas. VII cfer for sale
al ls.b,ic ancti' n. at the court horse, door IN
plymouth. on The 2,ih al November, le.u.
he,W,cn the hours f 20 % clock a m and
d" clock p m. of sad dty. the following dc
Scrbed real estate. VII: The undivided
two ihii3> THE south 81 tc,f OF iai uui,-
her nv ,'f. IA me ora in.l l,st 81 said town.
Tie term, Of sale VIII ho onc1hnd cqsh IN
hand on The day 81 sale. and ihe residue IN
two equal instruments al ~ siN and twelve
months. with interest. without rsi.f tr.nl
Vei"a'ien laws. an'I attorney tees 81 lot
when dIe ulieci 10 The approval az sail
court Ii not sold ON Sad day. ,hr Same
VIII thereafter be offered by ne ~ n vsic
sale. J q. OSBORNE.
ocil3i3 Adm d. bonts -.ea.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-11-10
TEES; s'Gg.es1 *. 49,.

The New Family SEWING MACHINE may br had
in i variety y! folding covers a..d cl<,.-. Solne
show in polished surface III y - rain a1d tint
o. Tie wood, while 0ihe.s ,r .i;i~hr. in II, til,
ella bor.tlOn OF art.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-11-10
Prompt 3rsd Reliable.

Insurance effected at the LOWEST LEGITIMATE
RATES pa. all equitable. losses promptly and
without litigation Special inducements offered
r id cncc and farm risks. dcca3-I6
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-11-10

.SE.i4.jt.ss, y ",
If.yt.X I. EEhD. >ivo'. GOTT S, II. &c
W t7-f I'd si' "a sirrk IT, ar ,eHiri
% fc' AL \ N. - ,op.~ ct - ~
Twist al All Sil..- I'D .iibr~ i...- hetsf ,.,,,t
CuttoB. OIL md u Z other article .ce--ar, in :3l.
us. of uar Urc!.incs
We wish il understood that w. manufacture, III"
Twist sohd D.. ~: that al aim have II
excel ia uualit; AID weed III quantity. fora -iT
en- price. thai ~ other manufacturers ard iia The
Twist made hN H. nov aud OK u~i,c mills.
supplied Thy with The met i.i.,4O. ca is;i-
-hncry aid sailed lih' r. con be s'!icd OF iOr 'r
d"siraal' a." iii $50 uni:ormi, - ~. eTenncS~
len ,ih i,rfau ~ i;,ar. ID i,,l >ir-m eth
excellence oi color AID .uIy al L.. IA.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-11-10

THE FINKLE Il LYON SEWING MAGAZINE,
with Drop Feed, New Tall'-up- new IIemmcr. &c.
i now offered Ia agents more liberal terms. Al
So ,oond hand machines taken i'll exchange, or
the new improvements applied.
Every machine Is warranted FIRST CLASS. and if
thu purchaser does sc@ard il after fair tri-
al. hc can return il and money refunded.
y. 7; -Wanted Travelling Agents to visit ca CHI
town. distributing circular explaining TIE i'm
prov cmclts etc etc. who can make S2l0 per
month. Address LN ON-S MUTUAL \ NJ. co.
Union Square. % East Eth ST., New York
Scpi12nJm6
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-11-10

Lot 81 in original plat OF Plymouiy: housr lar,e
enough for TWO families: one ofihe most de>lra bic
lnfe LII Tow faric..
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-11-10
lNSUR ANCE OFFICE
The following companies are represented by

UONE. -7'~ York.....iSScffsS 300 600 GO
H1RTFORD. cfHeriford Ct. 800. o0G 0e
NERCU-INTS, If Chtcago,... ,OCO,UO0 90
The above companies well known TO this
community and the country,
The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1870-12-18

:, x-,a.a I. Knows but one foe,
~ .1.,s 70 but ono oonqueror, and that
,os.v snasonis. ia Death No. no
nd shanps.rs this is q Golden Aga:
-. HIM who h.s Just awakened from his
.y,n Wmkle slumbers bow at the
If mind and merit, and We viii
him God-spesd in bis pilgrimage to
'aassr.sd Mecca But We who have
tn.a,s With this brilliant epoch, must
"a. honor upon its noble teachings,
xbsu generation after generation
r,sss away, and the clouds and mists
.oar sso" shall snvslop Intervening
un obscuri.y, We shGn loom grandly
Aon The dsath-stampsd oblivion, Z
ron Of nobility, magnanimity, and
y And tie gr.y-hsadsd Gre shall
!. IN the distance, as he ineul ,atss hs
uu, Of manly majesty to the expand
=. snd Of youth, and whispers bis words
:. airing communication, for what hssd
:, !, rive 10 "rhatsoever things were
. vha.sosvsr things were honest,
,.s.s,.r things were just, whatsoever
". wsr. pure, Whatsoever things were
Nv, or whatsoever things were Of good
orr O.vhy perple1 his mind a. to
,s,hs gave meat to the hunssrs
ink 70 he thirsty, lodging to the stran-
G. @rsrns to the naked, comfort to the
i, or cheer TO The prisoner And how
. 10 nxrpret tie tracinss Of the in
able hsad, that viii have written Tskst
pou the pinnacle Of our greatnsssf"
The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1870-12-18

--Dianeads il i predicted, win soou
b n@culouSly cheap IA London. The
Seosh Ahdoan dsccvssiss Of The precious
stones though doubtless greatly erss-
gsrased. mns produce some effect IN th;s
direction The discovsuias n Bx,sl have
Lowered The price Of Diamonds nearav
one hird bs,ow The figures Of two hun
dssd yeAn as1 and Il tie Andin8s IN
Soaea Anaaa provo = ridh = = claimed.
me aAnzha< ssanp,s b Tie polskcA
soooouy t0t-6ooip q 6Amnude ossaino
70 b razssnd thasee.. tsssss-,;ra chss,,
: ,'sF -lny cot &c DO Ia 4;ax9 ns.ys..
ssou - sss t,-sa s...,zssssI
The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1870-12-18
pROaPEcrs
WTlONAL LAB0 UNION

oNroaU or labor
or vrD rAru o, u,,aA
~'''e'S'e'' o,d Werks.smS.
gA Ctsd Gsalss:
..e qassooa o. Tie Aeur iHsv esa ~
'ansnaa ssst Improve h,s ssMs.,, ~.
.s'sa y aet saly ssi,s .g,A.s, y. u,,..,
but sArsssAest he esv,lissv.,la n.
.~.a Nv Of eur isaas. Il q. -. 80.
As' Aea sAAl at Thy bread We 49,.
s 'ss With Ais fsst. hat !. . p,v,,.
~ mast labor. sad that I e,msor,.
Gay - ''sA'asA BY As., p.ss.t
1aoe!d b he ain Of sv,ry ma. 49,.
a'''AA't; hat Il. sv~, n. ,h., oessn 800:
~ J. '''AAass for his Abor. ~ =,
eseasny AID Investment v ~. :.
49, ~. = now a'psaas.. for . Ivise, 49,: !. 80 :.
~ b year sspinsea to b.esm. 49, -
n..s 49,. homestead AID place Ia. 49,
n. ''aaA "~.s and poverty. -
80 "a only pssssa si... 49, ~,
rssssdsas VII our sus,s ..l |"
iHsn ~ sosoeniavitA
80 s.v 4 ~ s...,., 49,,
s~ssssiAr'y ~ 3u,s.stlaSsr...
"a sss.e's ssss.h,sl Asn ,~xsy
ssa., sses' y 'A,.ss NJ yea vpssS.
as =. r :p:'s, means to sss.~ys,rss.
The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1870-12-18
LIT TIE / LB LIVING ACE.


athitrh nsss than ers As.dsss ussw.As have
bse41usd, hss rsesivsd ths oonnsnlascn Il
Judd etegy. ChAaosller Ksat Prssdns AA.ns:
Hst{,ans erarsS Pfsoott Dancsek end UcA-
NOT. 5asv Henry Ward Dsseher. and many osAsss
sud jsdmit sdiy coafinua TO s>Ana ct tie hana
Of il clasa 1T e ISSUED EVERY aATUH-
DAYcxne ffty-swo numbss. and moss TIM
THE THoURAND double columns oot.vo
paedarsads.g nsssx yearly: enabling it 10 Pre-
ssathath oeohtnsA hsahnss snd ccmpaetsnAw
AsvSr Else 'tsnpAs1.
n hsk Essoy. Rsstass. 0,xdsms. Tslss.
PssFi seimt5se. Bseraphts. HSssvsoa1 and
feaAH hgsrmosio~ satA~sd from " ~,aiss SodV
Of Nfs~ Periodical LAsutAra
Tnt ABLEsr AkD MOST CULTURED
ASIfAsCIBin svsy dspArsnsat d Ikssssnzs.
tsaaf hsaAAo> ~ Az tind suqesssaoa h ~
ossas 3rit.aa.
e TN LIVING AGE, FolMnSo rouH
LARGE voLUADeA YEAl, hunisAes nom
tho vss and gsesally insecsadhls uass Of th,s
hssstsh Asenly oempilasoa chat while within
tns reap ofaN. satisfactory IN The COMPLETE
hAs0 nth which 1t embraces whatsoever 4 Of
innsd1ts intzsst or Of solid. permanent valuA
II "a THEREFORE, uNDupKNaABrE no
EVERYONE Who wishes 70 keep pses With The
events q intAnsctnA progress Of thu tina, or 70
cuihvas1ia himself or hts family ssneral ints;-
heenos I'd ktsrazy tasta
PubHahsd weekly at 81 % . yssr, free Of pos.
asG
An szhseopy sent eats 10 any ono getting
up clpb II five New eubsczihsrs Address
LTrTELL 4 GAY.
50 HromhAld szvst Boston
The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1870-12-18
< iPEk'8 PERIODICAL,

Si'hsw subsoribsrs Win be supplied with
s.Ae- HAAsn's MAaAxun HA1rra's wxz.uxx.
c; ANS BAzAA from The present time to tho
Se1 Il the year 1871. for Pour DorArs
The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1870-12-18
QUEER EpiTAPAs.

It seems a. # the Engliah-speahng ma
sns found it impossible to conhns their
LlSy to the living, and accordingly We
ID he harmless psculiaritiss Of the dead
Ave otxn been hit of on . tombstone
III iAleg watch has rendersdi1nmortI
ia otherwise the nsxt generation might
m forgotten. The following well-known
aaph o. Dr.. Franklin, written by him
III hsar repetition here for its humor
| ssA;ntusas:
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TERMS FOR 1871.
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The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1870-12-18

Poos 6su.sm has got into difficulties
with the Internal Revenue They have
threatened him With proceedings for nos
taking out dog-hosnsa He declares be
doss MT fssp . dog. They cay his nose is
. Pug. We don't know what WI tuxn IN
ne1N
The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1870-12-18

A9ninbls contribution and editorial articles,
discussing ali The great topics Of The day; hsah
matter Of high and pure religious tone; Poems,
Household Stories, and Chat for the little ones.
It il the Brightest and Most Interesting
Religious Paper Published
Being quoted from BY tie prsas Ct Entire country
more extensively then any othu. Ths whols
editorial work Is In ths hands q sxpsrisacsd and
cultivated men.
The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1870-12-18

Orn friend epsnsr the other day saw
the iascnpsPPn United We Conquer" He
wss 70 stEud with the want Of orthosrs-
ply. that be tered il himssM 'Of course,
s =. nd :. n''a''a'''a' "' concur.
The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1870-12-18

osNA Naztin. Ia G Il EaulAsa, JsAo Z
Dsaax. IaaAs q Wdn O. II XassA 0sseEI
xyuA AAthsay Y0sa. D. II Gnns. 7. O.
1axheAeaA
The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1870-12-18

Il may be bsst described - an unsectArian, In
pendent Weekly Joarnal. devoted TO Religion.
MerAls. Reform. Peresgn and Demsst ie News Ct
the Church snd ths World Ltsgsture, Sdsnoe
AT, AgneulturA Tnds Finance, g., &C., and
eeusaing contributions from wsll,known eminent
writer's.
It has 30 msthing for al Members Of
the Household.
The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1870-12-18

CROIx BRO TIERS.
aRoCMaa.
Comm Faascn1As vlcrcsx sz,.urA
NV O111AHx, Ia
Have On Hond, Best o. Vines And L6q-
uoyx
Ds~. IaAy
q. OAeENAvE.
UNDE rAKER.
Sovton Ars< nAw 4 Louis Sired, Nne or,.a,.
Carriages Tor H1re.
De. 17A. q.
UNITED BROTHERHOOD,
PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION.
Or. Onion 4 Dssphi~ ass&s. NsH 0r,.on, La
- Groceries, Wines & Liquors. -
PATRICK GRIFFIN, Pszupur.
Dee 17tA 4.
National Frssdnar's Savings and
Trust Company,
Chartered b Get Of Consrs&
J. ". Nvord, PNidnk
.. L Eaten, esezSeAxy,
6AnuAl L Haz1iA 0snsral Inspscter.
Dspoats Of Eve cents and upwards rsosiveA
Ins~..:paid IN kaxsA. July and Novsmbsr.
Moosy drawn without notice
RuFCe wAPLEN
Chairman Advisory cennistsa
G. g. aAUvrNRr.
CaaAisr
ROMWE HOUSE
EQUAL PUBLIC PRIvIlEazA"
eyoR.h.I.ck0M WEti,
271 Cussemheuse eGest
(css1Ar At vilxs oesse)
Aese Orleans
BOARD and LODGING by Tie DAY o. WEEK.
Hssyos;Sls for a PsreGs. Moneys, Baggage, e.
90 in ny eAa'ys Akunsws aaas" 70 ~ eAsspsst
sserss.
JeN JoNEa MAlx b DxAlosr.x
JOHN MESA Co.
Roa1 W9tAto Brokers.
koNROE STREET % CORNER ESTATE.
Room is up etAin
CHICA COIL ILLINOIS.
3snts Collected nw "a N NsD Ass1asasHrepYazp.
FIRE and LIFE hsxrunes IN tAe nIsst RG;oSk
br.paaiss.
EN- PR e
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
u tho O1ty OF now york
NO. lss BROADWAY.
'ee n. Smith Vloe Prsst a. H;Aon 6ci5nsv.
rest, l. r. WoE1s Achayy &daev " 0ef,6 |
The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1870-12-18
A New and Charming Serial
II Y W I F e A DI;
o., HARRY HKNpKRsoNB HIsToHY,

Hamlet DKDCHn 6rovz
Il HMs esak commenced in the Christian Union
essxioal story Of to-day, which promises to Be one
OF the most vivid and interesting works that
ever came from bar pen THIS story alone would
Be- we'll worth taking the the paper for even il
unseeompanisd BY tie great vaT,sy and richness
Of othsr mattAe
The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1870-12-18

The Contributors are Representative
Men Of all Determinations
Rs ineresins IN circulation more ,upiay Aon
any other religious sosskly
The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1870-12-18

In addition 70 Mr. BHoxn1
"BTAR PAPERS,
and the regular weekly IMPORTS Mr. E1nswoou Of
his Friday RveOing Prayer Meeting
Lecture r m Talks,
Many Other features Of constant yet vsxyine itArest
fill il columns from week to week.
The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1870-12-18

ov1oonR13oH Y11R
ONLY = 90 PsrYEA
fsr vAieh ere givn Ne Psp~ md - rio>axs 81
eve Haned . III new s1houE1bu3 01onU
oosm ssat Its y nail 70 any sAArsA
]. n FORD 4 c., rnbhlh&s,
- Pan 1sw New Yesk City.
The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1870-12-18
A6R EAT NCEI
A Btsady, Profitable Budnsas

wAssvse VII take hold can Do really hAaa.ens
veil business All oar agssss are dam
Q doy. W invite Ill inclined % undertake rGnun
sntvs work y ssna % the Publishers for or,
ulAr and spsomGn osfy lHkIE) giving IL ver,
Ehxal TERNA = A0HNrA aad setting forth
he peculiar worth Il Tie Paper, and The Hctur
vhiaA n
GIVEN AWAY
With il % I'll suhocrhsea
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.
SYSTEMS RUN DOWN.

Persons often allow their systems to s:run
down." or rather run them dolOn by over work,
accompanied by q neglect of the proper means
OF IMMIGRATION. The result is what is called
"aKNEHAL DEBILITY; )" in other words, a TAIL
ure and partial collapse of the physical forces,
accompanied, usually, by great depression Of
spirits.
The best remedy in such cases is Hostctter' s
Stomach Bitters. Whether the state of ex-
haustion has been brought on by excessive
physical labor, dissipation, anxiety of mind,
exposure or any Other canse, the remedial effect
of this great tCmschic will he found equally
prompt and certain. AS q restorative, after Sc
we're sicknessbas Frustrated tie bodily and men
tai energies, it is pronounced, by competent
medical authority, THE EST TONIC IN USE"
If men were not foolishly careless about their
health, and over confident in themsely es. they
would always, when engaged in any work that
required great exertion. use corresponding
means Of sustaining their strength For this
purpose Hostetter's Bitters are Invaluable. All
Ioilers should use them as an invigorant.
For those constantly employed in in door &C.
equations, especially in crowded workshops,
they may be rockoned as the worry best safeguard
of health. Where there is q predisposition to
constipaton or tendency to biliousness they
may be truly said to be u specific for which
there is no substitute. oct lU-eOlW
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-14
AUCTION SALES

DUBLIC SALE.-By virtue of a deed of
L trust to the subscriber, dated the Grst dsy
OF July, 1856. and recorded in liber 4, No. 3,
page 499, OF the land records Of Alexaudria
county, and ofanother deed dated the thirtieth
day OF November, 1867, and of record in the
county. liber 7. No. 8, folio 1876, will offer for
sale, on ~ ESDAY the first day Of Novenl.
Der, ls7U, q. IL o'clock M, in front of the Nav
OTIS office. in the city of Alexandris, Virginia
The hrass sos7 sRGRR tS E
NO. 4lt King street, north side, between -
Fairfax and Water streets, running back
and fronting on Fsyette alley, now occupied Dy
Boynton & Coggswell.
Also, the three story BRICK STORE, No.4l
King street, next east of and adjoining No. a.
Al; also having front on Fayette alley, Ia
and lately occupied by E. E. Downham u Co.
Also, the three story BRICK STORE, No.
80 King street. next east Of the last men O.
toned likewise fronting on Fayette alley, III
and occupied by M. Ruben.
Also, the BRICK WAREHOUSE, on e.
Fayette alley, in the rear Of No. 4lt King Ha
street, also occupied by NJ. Ruben.
Also, LOT OF GROUND, at the southess!
intersection Of Union and Princess sls.. front
ing on Union street IS feet inches. and run
ming into the Potomac river, now in the occ"
pancy of J. T. Armstrong
One fifth Of the purchase money will be re-
CURED in cash, and tho remainder il equal in
stalments st six, twelve. eighteen and twenty
four months, with interest on the same from
the dsy Of sale at six per cant. The title to be
retained until the pay n,en.s are completed, and
q satisfactory amount Of insurance on tie build
ings in proportion TO the unpsid instsl ments
TO be held by the Trustee 1T tho purchaser :
cost. Title unquestioustle. Costs Of transfer
ing the title to be paid by the buyer.
oc l-eots ANDREW JAMESON, Trust
DUBLIC SALE-Wil be offered for sale,
by public auction, on TUESDAY, the trs,
day Of November, 1870. st twelve o'clock noon,
in front of the Mayors Office in this city. the
following property, to wit:
No |. The three story BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE, on the east sida of Water street, -
between Wolfe and Wilkes streets, front Eli
ing on Water street twenty ght feet six inche
with three feet alley on the north now occu-
six inches on Water street and one hundre!
and twenty. five feet deep.
Ais,
No. 2. The two story BRICK d WILLING
next south of the above, and occupied by fsssaa
}. 9. Nightingale. The lot fronts on Wa .lsIS
ter street twenty. four feet and is one hundred
and twenty live feet desp to tue middle OF tie
No. 8. The two story BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE, No. u south Patrick street. between
Cameron and Queen streets occupied by Geo
Douglass. This lot is subject TO ground rent
Of three dollars per annum.
TERMS-For Nos and 2, one fourth casa,
ind the remainder in equal instruments .payablr
at six, twelve and eighteen months, with inter
est from the day Of SALE and the title to be re-
tanned until the payments are completed. For
No. 8, cash. Tie coats OF transfer Of title to hc
JAMES T. SMITH,
r.. g. SMITH,
oc l-oots Exrs. of II. Smith, decd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-14

The Raleigh Standard, an extremely bit
ter republican paper, made some very gcDer-
Gus illusions to Gen. Lee, on the occasion OF
"tbe mournfu news" OF his illness. 1t says
that "the death of such a man is always a
public calamity" and adds :
1T matters not how much we may have and
yet differ with General Lee upon political mat
tiers, we do not hesitate to say that We know
that he believed that he was right in all that ho
did during the war. Since the surrender he
has attended to bis own business and all that
he has said to the people of Virginia and the
South has been such only as could be expected
from such source-fraught with peace and
good will toward the whole country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-14

REMARKs-The Flour market opened steady
at the commencement Of the week, and under
light receipts prices havo been well sustained.
There is a moderate enquiry for Supers and
Extras, but Family is inactive ut our quota
tons. The stock on hand is small, and IN con-
sequence Of the damages to mills by tho late
freshet IN tho Valley, light receipts are sntlcl-
pated We revise our quotations as follows -
Family ! 60 to So, choice brands So 81; Extras
6 75sS7: Supers 8 75aSG. Wheat is in moderate
request for good samples; offerings Of 299o
bushels of white and red, the bulk ofwhlch was
of inferior and medium qualities, with sales ut
l2O, 123. 125, $780, 40 AMI $50 for fair to choice
Corn is dull; offerings Of 2ll9 bushels mixed
and 81 of yellow, with sales Ct the former ut IS
for new, and SO, 30, OF and % for old; no sales
of yellow reported. Thirty bbls Corn in the
ear were sold at S3 10 per Dbl. Rye is nominal !;
offerings small and no sales reported. Oats are
Guet and steady; offerings Of l39} bushels,
with sale: eported at45. Bacon has advanced.
Butter and Eggs are unchanged.
BALTIMo:H CATTLE MARKET, October Is -
Beef C4ttle-Prices to day ranged ~ fol flows :
Best Beeves at 7a$7 IS; generally rated first
quality at 5Oas7 medium or good fair quail.
ty at 75aS5 90; ordinary thin Steers, Oxen and
Cows AS 75 inferior and lowest grades, of
Cattle 3 50aS4-gcnera average Of the market
to-day So 12!; extreme range Of prices GOA
ST IS Most of the sales were from So 10 Sc 10
per 100 lbs.
Sheep-Prices day ranged rs follows =
Fair to good Sheep at 4a5c good 10 txtrn 5sttc
per lb gross. Stock Sheep l 75as2 - per head.
Lambs at 2aS4 per head, rs to quality;
Hogs-Prices to-day ranged MS follows: at
LASH per 100 bsnet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-14

The sale of 100000 GOLD to importers in
Baltimore, as heretofore authorized, being in
sufficient to meet the demands O.! the business
Of the city, Assistant Treasurer Negley appli.
ed to Secretary Boutwell, for permission to sell
$4,000 weekly, which permission was grant
ed. The Assistant Treasurer will therefore
now sell gold to importers to the extent Of
$3.50, 600 per week
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-14

At Q meeting Of the Board of Trade of Bal
.imore, yesterday, the President stated in con-
nection with some remarks 10 relation 10 lines
Of steamers to Europe, that propositions had
been made by the Oceanic Company, which
possesses large capital, as we'll as much expe-
rience in ocean steam navigation, to the Balti.
more and Ohio Railroad Company for the es.
Enlistment OF line Of two steamers 10 start
with, on the same conditions as now exists
with the Bremen line. He believed the propo-
sition had already been accepted ly the Rail
road Company. The steamers are to be built
at Belfast, Ireland.