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The New York herald., 1870-10-22
DOMESTIC mA KE S.

OswEso, Oct, 2-Noon
.nr ac,ye ~ and steady sales agel bbls at
BILE extra Wheat quiet; No. red Wabash held at Si 20
SSFn sd sns FAX ~ quiet Barley naSye prime up lake canaa
imports-llS0o bushels wheat $4,000 bushels barley
- TOLEDO, Oct 81, 1870
rlOur steady. wheat steady and moderate
No red ot l7,s No. at $l i,e Corn dull nomna
sales No. a DC new mixed. 5oc Oats dull aud lower
.wsso $40 ibs oar IL isSo 81 bass; Ss
wheat 0n bushels 0uo bushels oats shipments
Exchange unchanged Flour dnil ana lower sales nj
81 s5 for spring extras Wheat dull lower sales
au and sales az of No. s.saay SsIn
quiet and unchanged Oats quiet; No. higher. Sales al
and lower sales at sisc for No. & whiskeS as an and
nominal Mess pork steay $5 S25 So cash; ~ 90,
shoulders Be- short ri6s iac logs lower sales AZ
s7 "a as co. Cattle dull and weak Sales at So lssS
401 lushel 10000 bushels oats 5Cu1 bushels rye
1.vo r snshes she barey 7c9 hogs Shipments 900 ibis
els oats 900 bushels Ooo bushels barley sCuO hogs
fresh's shade easier' to Buffalo e 79sc. wheat
Cotton dun; mddins IS o. 5sc Flour d dun lP'u and
nomiaaly usshanssd Howard street supcrGne, s. IS 10
o. family 81 80 is; IS WESTERN, & - Z ss "a
Wheat steady. Maryland amber, ii 6o hi 10; gool TO
prime, 40 ~ 60; fair, 81 2oa 81 Is; West.
slc yellow 7Sc ssc western, 7ac Sc Oats better at
47c 50c. Rye dull at Toe: soc. Mess pork a.
shoulders, 5c hams BIC Lard Arm c. Whiskcy urn
stock scarce; asAias 90c. a y6c
Cotton steady; maing l4isc sass, iio bales net re.
cepts lss bales; exports coaswse s75 bales stock sI
wise i'osO oales sales OF the week, % bales
r EEw oELEASs, Oct 81 1870.
Lard-kegs frmer at lsac zoe Sugar-Prne l2lsc
cepts, ~ hhds Mulasses-fflme 62c ST53c; others
discoun; gold, ll2,S.
The New York herald., 1870-10-22
HERALD SATURDAY OCTOBER 22 is7orep1E SHEET

levee skies, ~ 70; do. do. eights, 81 q 90; do.
penitentsry sevens, "A Q 10; do railroad eights.
rs 80; Alabama fveS 10 o ~; do. eights, 101
1922 do. railroad eights. 90 q 9s; South Carolina
skies. so q IS; do, new, January and July, 67
90; do. new, April and October. e5 %; do. regis
tered stock old, 6S rs; Arkansas SKIES 81 63; DO.
sevens. IS q Ct.
STOCKS STEADY AND DULL.
There was only one demonstration OF any moment
today In the contest between the rival parties In
the Stock Exchange. The 'bears'' made q sortie in
the forenoon and depressed prices an eighth to
quarter per cent. When they got through the
"bulls" took hold and advanced quotations back to
the original figures, after which achievement on
their part both sides rested ana reconnoitred, the
market becoming quiet and steady and remaining
so the rest Of the day. The Tight, In Western par
lance, Is o "free and fair onen Both parties are
sangulne OF victory. The "bears" say they have so
sown tho seeds Of distrust In the minds Of bank
cashiers and money lenders that any accident in the
money market would precpitate a general
calling in OF loans The 'bullsn on the other hand,
scout the Idea Of stringent money when the season
for 1t Ia nearly over and the government almost
ready to dsburse about twenty millions OF gold.
The ''bears are In great numbers, they claim; but
this the "bulls say, is their strength, for 'bur'
market has safe foundation when It overlies o
heavy "short' interest. The public are at liberty 10
take their choice Of positions II they are disposed to
enlist in the war; The following were tho closing
prices at the last session OF the Stock Exchange:
Canton Company, oS1s COY; Cumberland Iron. 40;
Western Union, Al AK; Quicksilver, 8 a 53S;
Mariposa. 5} s; 40. preferred, 10A . IL;
Boston Water Power, 10 bid; Adams Express,
G7& 90; " Wcls-Fargo Express, s73s o 3sH;
do. scrip, 2ss a 3h; American Express. AZ 4sA;
United States Express, 8e4 bid Pacific Mail, AK
a Az; New York Central CONSOLIDATED, e2H u s2h;
do. scrip s75s s7a<; Erie, 22K 2sh;
Harlem, 134a 1885, Reading, 100; Michigan
Central, l2O 121; Lake Shore, 945s 04H;
Union Pacific 25 25h; nlinss Central, 1857
lss; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 1861 1o7A; Chi
cago and Northwestern, slsI S1&; do. preferred
s97s q S9I1; Cleveland, Columbus Cincinnati and
indianapolis so5S bd New Jersey Central, 1O9K a
1ooA; Rock Island, l11,l 111A; Milwaukee and
ST. Paul. 6SA 6S7s; do. preferred sls4 s1X;
Toledo, Wabash and Western, 531 o 81; Fort Wayne,
os bid; Chicago and Alton ia 114S; do. preferred
lis bid; Ohio and Mississippi, 33X a 33K; st.
Louis and Iron Mountain, As bid; Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western, 10sl 1osk; Morris and
Essex, 92 02h; Boston. Hartford and Erie, AZ a
AZ; Hannibal and st. Joseph, 100; do. preferred,
l1s 1l6h; Columbus Chicago and Indiana Gen.
tral. l7sl a 1st4.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The extreme fluctuations in the leading specula-
tive stocks are shown In the tahe.-
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NEW JERSEY NEWS.

Consolidation Il all the fashion In Hudson county.
Greenve wants to be consolidated with Bayonne
City. There was at one time leaning towards Jer-
sey CITY, but the oppressive taxation IN the latter
place Is too much for tine surrounding districts.
Hoboken and the townships adjoining are likely to
be consolidated, provided the Hoboken Land and
improvement Company VIII II.
clique or politicians met last evening In q hotel
on Jersey City Heights, for the purpose OF preparing
Dill to abolish the ONCE OF Coroner IN Hudson
county. and have physician now holding Office
iegsaei into the position under another title, In
Essex county. TINS scheme fell through last year.
An exciting race took place yesterday on the
Trenton track between Samuel Etunger's Lady
warrior and Hugh Atkinson's Lady Atkinson, for
wager Of 81 900, best two In three, ON Thursday
the ilst heat was won by Warrior III 1904, the
second by Atkinson In 800, aud the third was a
dead heat Yesterday Lady Atkinson won the race
III zoe. A large crowd witnessed the contest.
According 70 the census returns Jersey CITY has q
population OF S2 $50; Hoboken, 20 3l4 and the otncr
cities and townships OF Hudson county combined
so,iis.making total IN The county OF i2s,o57,
Tor the past ten years was 81, TAG; In Hobokcn,
1862.
Francis waumacher, fugitive from Rocky HUI.
Somerset county, where he IL charged with The man
slaughter Ol U negro, arrested Dy detective
Strauord IN Greenwich street, Now York, and taken
leI Oi liis DOndsman.
IL IS proposed to have several amendments TO the
.u"i VI Jcincy Sity suDmlttcu 10 tne next Legls
lature. One amendment reduces the number OF
Aldermen TO sixteen, being one from each ward,
the term or oiice beng one year. All Offices are to
be elective. and the Board OF Education, consisting
oi M one member from each ward, Is to be practically
mdepenaent ~ ,Hn OF the Common Council; The power
VI Tue common Council TO vote away large sums Of
money Ior parks, docks and jobs OF various kinds
Will be abridged.
stringent measures are being taken to enforce the
EEiectlon law IN Jersey CITY ana Hoboken. Judge
Nixon, ol the United states District Court and Dis
trict Attorney keasbey are busly occupied IN the
ihatter. representations having been made that
some OF the police were active agents IN the work of
Daliot box stung, the District Attorney states that
ne VIII prosecute any case OF this KIND win the
utmost rigor. 49,
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ss ssosSs, sss sss 81 q. &
light sSe a'aals BE- eoi .saH's .c sss Ne.
cy6..interor 10 common rsnsiny. &c. . sSc !;
,ar refining % sc; gosa reannc os ir e good grocery
centrifugal !hhds. and boxes, go. ailNc.; moassss
ssaa' s urso. ANA 1sss:. te:, ,, lgc psl.do sc
sca y,c; d., 10 to T. g1sc. l0ssc; ds, 10 to Is,
i01sc ii3sc; do. Is to 49, ac. l2Sc. DO, ~ 90
u &C. iSac; do, white al8slc Porte RicoRefn.
ToDAooo.fh market for Kentucky was fairy acsvs,
exporters being the principal buyers and prices for
wv h wess ~ steaoy st former quotations There were soa
~ S6c and 100 do Connecticut at 1bc 60c Havana was
sea1y Win moderate demand The sales were l25 bales
WHALEfoo1s.-rhere were sold 1000 lbs bleached At
wHALIBosE was dull aud prices heavy and nomi-
nal at 74c gold, for Arctic S2e Sc, do Northwest
coast, ana t5c., do, for South Sea.
WnisIEf-Receipts, 609 bbls The market quiet and
n o"e. closing at about sasc There were sold $40
WooL,-The market for fleece exhibits only moderate
uerse aeW'y the demand being mostly for small lots to
supply the present wants OF who inds
posen 70 operate extensively except reduction from
pices which sellers refuse to grant account of
son, a aer oop a pe.ne and edinn neeees are most
chiefly dor extra, which commanding rather higher
H H,icesc; ce. rs.as selling slowly though held for
I0inia, wAich Is steady at about former prices
The market for foreign du the demand for ali kinds
nens isht but the prices week
&c. including Indiana, Michigan and State at
we Hnd 1h, re, ,v ana Xxx Michigan at &c. Loc.
& anu a a ONO ass be- new washe part at 3oc Gcor
q 1c we for very nne also lbs. pulled at 3sc
Tesas nj oc @ cc o sc Tor super and sx:ra Loco lbs
CLIP Call orna NJ a2c ssc tor bury 10 tine free from
QUITS. iue safes OF foreign were unimportant.
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The rial OF Ftynt va. Coolidge at Boston.-
A Peep Into tho Mysteries Of thc Upper
Ten Toiieis-yiews of ihc High Fricstesscs
Of Fashion in the Hub--Ihe Penalty Oi Iec.
fusiHg to Pay a Nr.iliurr,s Kill.
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Nv nera "a Z ws, .rme with fair the
q ST. Ha,ssss e;sa
ss's " 81 .ss e 70; 81 amber Is slA's' 81 t.s
S4s:s fSs ses so gs for
. Tss s.a % lss :rs.
%sstesn @ Barley was IN moaerats request, with OF
II Sa ws. dun
was strong especially Tor grain sad cotton the de-
sa s
@ soa bale. ss sd
OIL and sfs G
s Bushels ore wheat ss csasr, psr
ASsrs from PhiadsI United win 1000
lumber ss's s s
muas and back bark e as River Plate w lumber and
On
FIsnrhe market for dry cod wa. quiet, but prices were
quite STEADY a former quotations. small lots were sod at
Ss9'si lnss
.Asss % %sAiaE' e Ti .S:r. we're '
Smoked herring IN seas. as ssdSs ss
e in s
sa ssys Ns. at ne current
~ s latter price
oo Ss .r oy so4deo na aua & @
Hors.The market was quiet the demand being almost
entirely confined TO small parcels to supply pres
wants OF brewers who believe that lower prices viii prevail
soon Prime and choice grades, which In Hight supply
quite steady, while the other kinds heavy The
sales were a. prices within the range O los lsc for
HEMrwe heard OF no particular sxes Of any descrip
tons; the demand light but sellers unwilling
to operate below former lgures We quote I3c
lsao gold jle. oc aSc, DO; sisa like, do, and fam
pico, TIC. do, In bond.
HAY The demand passably active, prices we're
firm for all kinda the arrivals were moderate quote
Shipping 81 10 S1 l5 retail lots 81 81 f0 fons rye
straw, I'll 06 a 81 10; short do. soc. 95c.
LEATHER-The market tor hemlock sole quiet but
prices generally without alteration Heavy less
sought after offered at rather easier sures Light
In fair request and In reduced supply Union
duh for all but the prime grades which ia fair
At steady prices Rough slow of being
nght and prices were lower. We quote
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fasins TO Pay Il Miiiincr's Bill.
From the Boston Post Oct. i7.l
Tire case OF flynt versus Coolidge IN which Mrs.
Flynt, the celebrated dressmaker oi BDston seeks
to recover OF Albert Coolidge bill against mis- vile
OF $l,9il, fer three montls' services Is again on
trial In the Superior Court, al Boston, before Judge
Reed. The previous trial resulted IN the disagree
ment OF the Jury The present trial was opened on
the osponement OF the case, but did not succeed,
and It came on Just bee noon. The appearance
OF the court room, Notwithstanding the extraordi.
nary import OF the case, was not great deal out o
the ordinary There were, it Is true, few ladies' pre-
sent attracted by the rustic OF silks and poplin and
tea at fifteen dollars yard but they were not
ducion OF dressmaking prices and regal point lace
OF the kind to be obtained at Mrs Flynts.
The masculine gender predominated; it al
rior Court especially IN the dock Here
sat Mr.. Flint, tie partner of Mrs. Fiynt's joys
and sorrows, who spells his name with an .ir ana
sionaiiy during the progress OF affairs MIR. Coolidge
who maintained throughout the most ImperturbaDe
gravity. Mrs. Coolidge was not present, Tor some
reason or other. Sne viii probably, however, make
her appearance before tue case Is concluded but not
until called for. Mrs Flynt, though, was on hand
from the time the Court first came III, with bevy
to work upon the very elaborate and TechelchG
dresses In question. and locked confident and
smling, but perhaps little worn from
attired IN a nearly PLAN dress, black Hornani
skirt, with simple, uncompcaIed black Six sack
cut Ia MODE, and finished, AK nigh, De expected,
admirable complacency. Taken all in all Mrs. Flynt
would moi be considered votary OF fashion, which
Is, OF course to say IN her yesterdays appearance
But whatever attaches here, as a taker Mrs. Flynt
Is sharp, agreeable and nonchalant
In opening the case Mr. iI0wes presented to the
jury copies OF the BILL OF which there eighty
items, amounting In ali to $l0Ii IL, OF which the
following Will give general idca:-
Ron "a cvreen 6resa Ac
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE WEAK.


The foreign exchange market Is demoraliZed by
the irregularity and wide fluctuations in the gold
loan market and quotations are irregular. the diff
ferent prime bankers asking different rates, the
variation being an eighth to a quarter per cent.
The nominal figures at the close to-day were as fol.
lows:-SterltnE sixty days, commercial, 1O71 u
l0SK; good to prime bankers, lOsss 1887; short
sight, 1929 1o9h; Antwerp, 5.221l 5.16i4; Swift
zerland, 5.15 a 6.12A; Hamburg, 35Js SO; Am.
sterdam, 401z 40s1; Frankfort, 40t4 a 40H; Bre-
men, 7S 7sa<; Prussian thalers, 7o94 1lal.
MONEY FOUR TO SIX PER CENT
The money market under the disbursement Of the
Sub-Treasury for the two millions OF bonds pur-
chased yesterday was easier particularly late in the
day. when loans were freely offered stocks at five
per cent. The government dealers had large bal
ances left with them at four per cent While six
per cent was rather Tie exceptional figure the
rates divided themselves as foows.-fivs to six
per cent on stocks and four TO five on governments
bonds. Prime acceptances continue to be quoted
q 81 per cent discount.
GOVERNMENTS STRONG.
The quotation S9A 89I from London, with
the sales this morning at the higher figure. assisted
the 1rmer feeling in the government list to whlch
reference was made yesterday and which is attribu
table to q less marked disposition on the part Of
investors to part with their bonds. which are cer
tain to pay them Six per cent In con while the open
money rate this winter may dwindle 10 three per
cent. The street market closed strong with the fol-
lowing quotations United States currency SKIES
ll1h 11lH; ao., 1881 registered 1875 llz11; do
do, coupon, 1l3T ll4}s, do. iive-twenues, regis
tered May and November 1855 1887. dc. do, 1862
coupon d., 1127s 1875 60. do 1864 do do, lllss
111X; ss do, 1866. 40 do, 1925 ll214 DO. do,
registered, January July, 11C1s lloSt do. do,
1866, coupon do, 118a Iiosi 80. do, 1867, do.
&e 110x 11e2; de- no., 1865 do. do, lloa llozs;
do ten-fertes registered lO6ss io65s 10. do, cou
pon 1868 1867.
THE STATE BONDS QUIET.
There was no feature OF novelty in the southern
list excepting shade more OF frmness In the South
Car0rnas, which were stronger ON the result OF the
State election. The final street prices were: Ten
nessee, ex coupsn GA 62s; de-, new. COS COS
Virginia, ex coupon. So a o.: do, new. 63 &c;
DO, registered stock, old 30 5o1s, Georgia skies,
10 S2; ds. sevens, 90 a 91 do. sevens, old, 90 a
"; North Carolina, ex coupon AK 40; do. fund
Ing 1866, 80 Al; do. do 1868, 80 "a; do, newr %
a27h; d., special tax. 22K 23ls; Missouri skies.
9l slh; To-, Hannibal ana st. Joseph, 81 011
Louisiana stxes. 70 y IL; do, new, 06 y vs.; Do,
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Tot q L
Mrs Fiynt il soon put upon the stand and sworn.
a trunk ~ brought into the court and numerous
articles ol wearing apparel produced tberer0m ard
laid about convenient for inspection. Tne first mat
ter taken mp was the morning dress, which cost
500 IL. This was most elaborate and intricate
AFFAIR FIRST, Mrs. Flynt mad to buy the robe 10
make It out or, and then cut 1t up. To do this re-
qlired an adaptation, skill ana peciiIar artistic
manipulation OF which few are possessed. Tile
amount OF labor required was extraordinary,
and the most assiduous personal attention beng
continually demanded IRON Mrs. FIynt, &C., Mrs.
flynt showed The jury all about IT, In the next
item the tour and Onetrd yards OF thread lace
gone through with; this was very rare and curious
pattern, and accordingly very costly. The price or
II depended upon the fipeness Of the pattern and
the quantity lU the market; Il was never cheap.
Beside, what increased the cost OF this dress parti-
cularly was the fact that IL was shotted. Lewis n
Tucker All expert, sw0re that the lace was the best
Brussels worth eight or nine dollars yard.
The Hermann suit item, 1860 s., brought ont con
siderable discussion. MR. Howes asked the witness
II fortyve dollars was the regular price for making
a dress, and she said It was. Mrs. Fiynt explained
10 The Court what PADS and protectors were, and
exhibited samples. Alter the bill had MI been gone
over MI. HoweS inquired when tle plaintiff mad
asked defendant for thc money. Mrs FlyGt-t
asked Tor The money the second day after the jubilee
Mi. dowes-pld You send for Mr, Coolidge tnen +
A.. Not then: think IL was rs lae as the l2th or l3h
OF July tnat sent for Mr.. Coolidge. z. What was
the result OF that interviews A. When Mr. Coolidge
came the house was Just ready to leave with Mr.
Flint and was iecling ia pretty good humor; Mr..
Coolidge very bland; he said he had looked
the bill and there was no particular item with
which he found fault, but IL was with the amount
OF the biz: | told MIN he could not expect bill
TO run six months without running up; he said
he was resolved 10 take this thing into court,
because Il was high time TO have hgn-priced dress
makers taken down: "Why, Mr.. CO0lldgc,u said l.,
~ ttink you VIII have 10 eIlsate before you can
keen the girls away from me; now, MI Coolidge
you viii lave 90 look this bill over and see what
there is 10 ind fault witn;n MRS. Flynt,n said he,
n nave made up my mind to pay this when Judge
ana Jury decide that shan pay 1t; LOOK Gpon YOU
a. public swndcr, and the community look upon
yous VIII break you mp If II costs S50.000" he
continued 10 call me swindler and so on, and
opened me door and told him no man In my house
could call re that, and perhaps called him "a
miserable sinner;' don't know: perhaps did.
Z. How is II about fitting different women, Mrs.
Flyntf A. Some can ut dozen OF In an hour and
some 1t takes half a day.
q. How was It with Mrs. Colidgeg A. She was
very dihCult woman 10 III 10 make her look well;
don't say that made her look well; did the best
could.
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Repairing green dress, &c. S4 90
Making lace overskirt and hchu and material. "a. 50
isooe ior morning dress $50, MAKING a2 &C 90 II
Making black silk dress and trimmings 400, AZ yards
thread lace &43 3d. 69s yards narrow lace R23 So 10
yards black satin i5, IA 20
Making black silk suit S45, trimmings Sl57 30, 1876
yards back silk Slit o. so yards satin 5l &c. al: 20
sss 50
Making blue cambrc stis. SO 70
81 81
Making purple silk SSI; trimming, Si25; pinking
six, @33 Is; &u. ...:........ aa SO
Rernming SACK %5s. and material. I02 15
Hernani saJ; two yards tea rose six 3o ac " $50 IS
yards cuny insertion, Ss4 82, &c. 20 II
Flowers for hoop skirt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -, 10
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quoted at lie II Sc., old No sales reported.
CoEp steadywith moderate demand 2O1cc a
81 Sc for Manila 1s for Sisa rope, 1sc for Russia bolt
rone, l6c for Russia taed and 1Sc for American do.
observation-disclosures was dull the demand being very
.n from all sourceslnd prices nominal ct about
6 20 8l7 currency II S. Domingo Sl6 gold for jamaica
s2s for Honduras Prices Of fusc except Cuba,
entirely nominal, at 81 xl5 gold Camwood quoted
az SOa 800 gold West Coast Limawood S57 81 cur
rency. We heard OF n'sacs Of consequences.
FLOUR AND GRAIN Receipts, 15 l93 bbs four 500 bags
meal ssl busha wheat 8bs5 do corn, 1885 do.
oats and $40 DO bary The Hour market was hrner
der moderate deman, The sales about 10000 bbls
For Southern mderate demand prevailed former
prices Sales 4Q ee 6ye Qur Was dHa sud rather heavy,
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and heavy, 33c. q &C. = '
LgMBEE-lhere was moderate degree of activity tho
market for Eastern spruce which prices quite
steady; the supply was only moderate, but than
quate 10 the demand. There sold .59 900 feet firm
SIS to so for fair to choice schedules.
MoLAssEs demand for Tie grocery grades only
moderate but they held prices
account OF the small supply. The and medium grades
were In large supply and in tight demand and prices
heavy and noina There sold $40 hhda Cuba enyed
nl lscOyado on private terms We guote:-
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What will you do with it?,' asks the Pitts.
burg Commercial. Twenty. five cts. worth OF
alcoholic beverages may totally un1t man ior
business; fifty c:s. worth may place his prop
erty at the disposal of a s"ind'er' and seventy
five cts. worth may cause him to murder his
wife or bis child. or some other human being.
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BUILDING MATERIAL.
ENCOURAGE HOME INDUSTRY.
VIRGINIA SASH, DOOR AND FRAME
FACTORY

VIRGINIA SASH DOOR AND FRAN
FACTORY,
Corner Queen and Fairfax sts.. Alexa
We have now made up 500 doors of all sizos,
from 81 to $40; 500 Windows Of Sash, glazed
and unglazed, cheap; 2OO pairs Blinds all
sizes; OOOO feet Mou uldings 40 different pat
terms. Will make at short notice Window and
Door Frames, Brackets, &c, Novels, Balus-
ters and Hydrants constantly on hand Liber-
al discounts made to dealers.
Being practical mechanics ourselves, we feel
confident that we can please our customers.
Planning, Tongue and Growing, Saving,
Turning and Sccoll-Sawing done in the best
manner.
Plans and specifications furnished to parties
contracting with US for building ms eriss.
nar2 RISHElLL 81 HODGE.
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}. DEAN SMlT E.......""............"sr srcasure G.!
OSCAR A. VENS.........-........S,c :, 81 ot"ry
DIRECTORS:
Richard Y. Me-r:ck, j Dean Smith,
George VIM Brent Walter LcnoX
Oscar A. Stevens
DEPARTURE OF PASSENGER TRAINS
Through Mail Trains leave Washington, from
Maryland avenue depot, st /: 10 In. Tor Lynch
burg and intermediates stations, Sundays in.
cluded and 1920 81 N. for Hsrrsonburg and
intermediate STAT ons the Manassas Branch
Of tho O, A. e NJ. r, sundays excepted. -
Leave Alexandria, from The cornor OF Duke and
Henry streets. at Loo p. N. from Harrison burg,
Sundays exceptcl |, aid $50 from Lynchburg,
Sundays included.
Local Passenger Trains leave Washington,
from Maryland Avenue Depot, ct 7:l5, and
ILLS o. m. and l:50, 3. 4, Clio and 7:l0 p. NJ
Leave Alexandria, from tie corner OF Duke
and Hen:y Streets. at 4:45 and q. M. and from
the corner of King and ST. Asaph streets at 6,
and 1920 a. m, ana l, and 5 p. m.
Local Sunday Trains leave Alexandria, Fl ON
the corner of Duke and Henry Streets at 4:45
8. M, Leave Washington, from Mary ylsnd sv-
enue depot, at 7:l0 p. m.
Through tickets can be procured at the office
Of the Company, corner of Sth street and Mary
land avenue. Washington, and baggage check
ed through.
O. a. STEVENS, Gen. supt.
W. j. PHELPS, len Manager. sep l4-tf