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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-18
Nashville Dry Goods Market.


The market continues fairly active, and all
cotton goods very firm with an upward tendency.
During the week prints have advanced fully
half cent, and at the close of this review are
strong, and further appreciation is looked for.
We quote leading articles as follows:
PRINTs-Wamsutta &c; Bedford &c; Arnold's
10Hc; Freeman's 10Kc; Amoskeag Ike; Gamers
ike; Aliens 12c; American II; Dunneis
12c; Gloucester 12c; Sprague's 12c; Wash
ington lie; solids 12c; double Pinks and pur-
pies 12kc.
Brown SHEETINGs AND SHIRTINes-Quilt
Innings K@8kc; Virginia family X, exc; Au-
gusta do 10c; Augusta Z lie; Graniteyille K
ike; Richland do 12c; Warren a. IKE; Au-
gusta do 12Ko; GraniteYille do 13e; Richland do
13c; Allendale 1914 40c.
BLEAOHHD SHEETINGs AND SHIRrINGs.-
Methnen 4 10c; MOntrOse do lie; American 4
12Hc; Boot do lie; Reynolds ~ 15c; Hope do
15c; tonsdale do 17c; New Mill do 1sxc; VelOci-
pede do zoe; What Cheer do 22Hc; Gold Coin do
25c; Allendale 1914 45c.
BLRACHED AND BROWN DRILLs-Massebesic
brown 15c; Peppcren do Ice; Stark A do 16c;
Great Falls do f6c; Pepperell bleached Ice;
Naumkeag Satteen 1Sc.
BED TICKs-ConestOga G c 1sc; Conestoga
G 22Kc; Gold Medal do 25c; Omega A do q Kc;
do A c A 32Hc; Roanoke SOC; Minnehaha
PLAID LINsEYs-Palmetto Union 20c; do all
wool 24c; Kirkland 4 HHc; Dickey do IKE;
Kirkland \ SOC; Dickey do 323c.
DRESS GooDs-American fancy delaines 22Xe;
do solid 22Kc; Annures delaines 25c; all wool de-
LANES 35@40c; plaid alpaca 30@5Oc; all wool plaid
JEANs-we quote at 2O@75c.
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BANKING.
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Third National Bank,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
w. W. BERRY, CHAS. Z. HILLMAN,
JOHN KIRKMAN, EDGAR JONES,
DANIEL +. CARTER.
TRANSACTS A GENERAL EXCHANGE
i Business and deals in United States Bonds
and Gold EDGAR JONES, Cashier.
WV. BERRY, President.
JNO. KIRKMAN, Vice President. sept ly
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The best NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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SUGAR-We continue to quote a very firm
market, as follows: Demerara 12x @13c; Porto
Rico 11@12Ke by the hOgshead, half cent addi-
tonal by the barrel standard hards 14Hc; New
Orleans clarified white, lie; do. yellow 13c; A
coffee 13Hc; B do. l3Xc; c do. 13c. No New
Orleans in the market.
MoLAssEs AND SIRUPs-We quote sirups at IS
@9Oc; golden sirup TIC No New Orleans in the
market.
CoFFEE-The market continues very strong
as follows: Rio, common to choice, 2O922e;
Laguayra PC; Java 2SG2Sc. Our market for
Rios is now cheaper than the same quality can
be had in Baltimore or New York.
TEAS-Market steady as follows: Imperial
S11l.50; Young Hyson S1.15@150; Black SEGA
S1.25; Gunpowder S1@1.75.
FIsH-We quote Nos. 2 and 8, Sf1.5O912 and
S106105O 2 barrel; half barrels Nos. 1, 2 and 3,
$3.50, $3.50 and 1915; in kits, Nos. 1, 2 and 3,
$3.50, S1.75 and SLIGO.
CHKEsB-Factory advanced to Ice; Nutmeg
19Xc; Young America &c.
NAILs-There was an advance to-day Of 25c .
key. We quote at S4.T5 for 1Ods and 25c addition
al for diminishing grades.
CANDLBs-We quote star, II o., 13c; 10 o.,
1sc.
PowDER-An qualities declined. We quote
Dupont $3.50; Hazards $3.50; blasting $3.50;
fuse, . 100 feet, 75c; Sycamore Mills $3.50.
SHor--We quote patent S2.75; buck IS.
LIQUOEs-We quote common rectihedEhisky
. gallon, 81; Robertson County S175@3; BOur-
bon s1.25C94-50; Lincoln County S1.75@2.25 High
wines 81.
BAeGING-we quote u hemp &c; fax 29ib,
25c.
COTTON TIEs-We quote at Sc.
BRooMs-We quote at 50 25@3.50 2 dOz.
SoAP-We quote at 59sc p n, or S3@i50
box.
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Hemphill sells the Square Brand Oyster.
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NashviIIe FIour and Grain Market.

FLoUR-Market quiet as follows: Superfine S5
$3.50; extra S5.75@6; Xxx S6.25C16-5O; xxx $3.50
a; family s7@7.5O; choice family So; fancy
$3.50
CORN MEAL-We quote unbOlted CSC 2 bushel;
bolted roc; kiln dried 1926 ? barrel.
WHEAT-We quote at s1.25@1-5O ? bushel, and
but little offering.
CoRN-We note shipments to-day of 900 bushels
at Tic, sacked and delivered in depot.
BARLEY-We quote at 55@60c buying, and Toe,
sacked and delivered in depot
RYE-Dealers shipping at 81 . bushel,
sacked and delivered in depot
OArs-We quote from wagon 81 4 6}40c, and soc
sacked and delivered in depot.
OFFAL-We quote bran at S17 ? ton loose;
shipstuf $50 2 ton.
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steady at 16k G17kc. Fiour-e1taa family $3.50.
Grain firm and supply light; sales Of 900 ba red
and white wheat at s1-509f.55; other grazing un-
changed. Provisions-ee Quiet and unchanged In
every respect. Mess poEk-s1aD. Bacon
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The Square Brand Oyster is the best.
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Nashville Lumber Market
Market quiet and prices steady. We quote as
follows:
White pine lumber, East Ten
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shoulders clear rib sIdes g; clear exc. Haa.s
--sussT-csFsd iszo Lard sx@1iEe Whiskg
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NEW YORK, Oct. 17.-Market duh and steady:
We quote Appleton A and Pocasett Canoe sheet
ings q 13c; Cabot 9@12Xc; Laconia IKE; do
32kc; do iO-4, S7kc; do Ia, 4Oc. Peqnot A lac;
Atlantic 16kc; Hsymaker Denims, brown and
blue, 133c; Workingmen do nc; Amoskeag
ticking Csc for A, 2lc for B. 19c for G, lie fer D.
2ic; Easton B 11Xc; Hampden G ike. Me-
timex A 2ic; Swift River IKE; Uncosville
19c; Willow Brook No 24c; Congress WiRans
lie; Red Gross do l2c: White Rock linseys aka
IKE; Patapsco 44c; do 32Xc; Dark Mills do az
45c as tn auafifv
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New York General Markets.
Baltinore aEars1ats.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct n.-Corn frner: oirsd
and yellow CSC; vhite WKces1- Pork dali;
mess Si5. Lard irmer; tlerces 10xc; Kee IKE
Moiassss-prime lie. Coffee actfve-advHncsd;
fair II X 1sci prime lsGiSKc. Starring 1s2K;
sight par gold 113z. 1910 fL
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otOCk On haDu UcL. a IoIU..s.......sI0 ll4
Showing an increase in receipts This year over
last of 50 bales and S92 bales in excess of the
shipments TO date last year. The stock On hand
to date is 779 bales less than that Of this day last
season. rFa..
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LONDON, Oct. T7-Consols- for money,
and 92X on account. U. s. sos, fS62's, S0K; do
'65, COX; do 81, 91x; 104O's, ssk.
PARIS, Oct. H.--Rentes 57f 20c.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. H.-Breadstufe quiet. Re
ceipts Of wheat for the past three days 10000
bags; American 1900. Corn 35s Cd. Tsilow
46S Sd. Turpeutine 6ls.
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-07-27

Nitslieoes.. eeIbt bem Ttifiern in eisunassoole
MIRO l0f0rt 0urd oas 4nl9fdQen elmer auf Dem YrG.
foentenpuIte befinoliden glode ginbulf cetian
alss uno Ssoes bier in Bort nnc abat III ourd5aas
anfdnoia.
Sd babe bier ole 3laffen Der Yep6lferxro BE oy.
ee.ienoe &!ae nit einsefdloifen. in ibren Yuifadr.
ten uno Bieralons eeieben uno nirgenos ein, mar.
nanoise Sanoluns bemerft ooer elm aemeinss gSors
Ser DsutI&e omdfrt iidb niemals aaein. wobin
er aa@ 9eben mag. gDeib un0 Rno begleiten ihn
nno f9slen NIT ibm feline @eranlsunsen uno Jreu.
een S!eie @eDobnheit unb iein ausgebiIbeter 5inn
tar wtufif uno bic fd6nen 2iinite fno peleitt bic
Paupturla6en bes untsri4ieoes 3wiibsn ibm uno
ben Ufaiien anberer U1lter.
Sdalaen frllt mon bier an teoer gde, unb bic id6n.
fen 8emdloe. @aQerien in Der Welt iieben :seoem
unentgeltlidb offen :,
@eitern Abeno maren mir i'm bieRaen 9beater unb
penn MOT mebrere S1auipieler ba sepeien wdrer,
9dtte mon lidb IN elmer 8irhe wdbnen ioIen - Gin
Seoer 11etnt ju begreifen un0 3u fblen baB Die b.
ne einen moraliidben uno perebeinben ginfluB aus.
nof uno oaB oteebe eben 10 iebr in Die b6bere Gull
tur oes Wofes eingreft, aIs Die Worapreoiatpn Ser
Han3sl. oenen osrbdltnbmdbis nur Benise @ebor
So meib, bob es nit unierem Sbeater anoers III.
Seoo@ iino mir Mot ielbft oaran iGuo? Wiro nid,t
ole unnfflthtet. pelde mon unlern Sbeatern sur
yalt lest. pon Dem entarteten @eidmad Der untpil.
lenoen WtafIen unierer sroBen Stdote perlauat?
pebt Den geibmad unieres Bottles uno, nsein Wort
Oulaul, uHIele &gedIer Deroen 0le y0Qn0eliren Der
Woral reroen. =
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ndmllt Die Gdnge Der Gage wdbreno bieier Sabres.
jeit. Wfan bat ndnlli nidbt bic ulinoene Wibe, ace
gen balb nad9 neun ubr Nbenbs obne Beleu9tung
tu leien. Die @onne inft 10 unweientlid unter Sen
pori3ont unter 0ieiem Breitengrooe, bab Die aanae
Na1t fat eine Odmmerung it,
SIN Dejember, mann oas @egentbeiI Der ssal, un6.
tpse bet 5rldnoer iagen Diirbe: .Natbt ben gan3en
Sag". it, uub bies Siemlidb bart fir bic armen Qeu.
te letn. namentlid in einem 2anbe. mo- Seueruna
nno Glbt 10 lebr notbwenois uno 10 idwer Bu baben
gs beibt. oaB 5000 Mmerifaner In oeIer stabtt
ben. Mid muuoert oies nift. = DRESDEN wirb
as ene Der 8eiitis berporrasenofen 5tdbte Guropas
anaeieben. uno ieine umaebuns 1T iibsr aQe Bear,fie
ihon.. - Sooann bieten iidb bier fir bilige gr3ie.
bung her Rinoer 0ortbeile bar. pede tpenise anoe.
re Yldbs Der Welt eenieBen. unb bas 2eben III i'm
Vergltl6 nit bem In auoern Stdoten iebr bilig
Sie Damen unierer Yarte niiroen germ bier fir
etne ldngere 3elt nerrpeilen, unb ida aud
9ie elbe fiebt idneq unter Dem 5enifer bes Bel.
lebue 9otels" - on Dem ih eben iiBe - poriiber.
Ss beltebt oarauf. nod Welten 3u leBen. trob mel.
ner amerltaniben Mniidht iibsr bas propre Berusen
zines woblerSosenen Sluiies. - Die Bride, melae
o,e alt. nit Der Heutaot perbinbet uno iber oeren
folje BoSen tduienoe BON Msnldhen oabinuanbeln.
febt Dor mir. Sle muroe BON Dem grtrae Der pom
9apft bem1sten grlaubniB. udbreno Der 0aten3et
Butter un0 gier au ellen, erbaut.
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-07-27
Gin berbnrraseuoer Nmerifaner aber 9euti9

Sem uWaIbinatoner Nn,eieer" bonn lebten Wton
sag Den II b. W. entnsbmsn mir folsenben Brief be!
oerrn Ss & Spinner, SdaBmeiiter Der Ser. Staa
gorparo .. @rapes. @blef elert Oes 51abamts &C.
| r,htet
psrr epinner Sdreibt:
.Sbre &C. &c Briefe errei6ten mid i'm Reide Sci
ner Dtaisitat. Sobann Wepomud Maria Soiepb. So
mig BON saalsn.
sd babe pieit aeieben, mas uon benz psridieber
lit mas man in Nmer'fa febt. uno hoffe NuBen oa'
raus 8u sisben. Die europdilden Nationen baber
etpas BON uns. unb mir nod, plel pon Sbnen 5u er
men, - 8ut miiroe es fur iene iein. tpenn he unier
pO!iiiide 5reibeit beldben. uno mir wuroen bel Wei
tenn beler oatan iein, wenn mir oeren gultur uni
| @,elitiung bdtten
@sbilotte 3sute iinb 10 sismlitb sleid in bsr ean
asn gBeit uno nur oa ON mellten betportreteno, pt
Die sroBe Waie ON robeten it,
| 5nDeB NIT nem eiaentllden g0!fe Derbdlt es I'D
anbers, uno BON osm mQ I'd, ipreden.
SD babe Ole nieoeren Sfdnoe Ger brittiden Sn'
ien eeieben. iomte aud isB, Die anoerer Nati0nali
ldien oss eurOpdiidsn Continents. - Das amer.ta
| ntlte Volf fann etnen lbm slinltlgen yergelh mi
Den eroBen Diafsn gnsanes. aDales' uno Stlan6s
uno psusidht elnen noh siiniti8eren nit oenen Bel
gten's ausbalten; aber 10 melt lid meine SeObad3'
tunaen ertrsdt buben. ino bic neoeren Sidnoe Dol
luno's uno Deuthano's bel Welen 8elitetsr uni
b6il,tber in ibrsm y}etfsbr unter einanoer.
ltertDii oigermelle liuo oie Rahen mot 10 beut
lid erfennbar. tpie In uniersm elsenen Ianbe. I'LL
eemeine gr3iebuna, iOmobl burserl,db als mltdrii4
uelde swanssmaBla 1T uno Die Den Slriten Sw,nat
nit osm Bauer in Helb' unb @lie6 su itehen, itaff
eln @sfub Der 8eidbelt uno 8e9enleitiSen Ndtun8
oas tn unlerem Xanoe Der 8el1en Nebte unbsfann
| lit! =.
sd wodnte elmer Sibuns beg Reidstases Bel uni
b6rte Ylsmard ueridtsosne Utae reoen.
Wpt herortiopn &pipoe hptten 1T in ipnpm GXr
10 li,Q ouB nun cine yaosl fallen b6ren f6nnte sd
h6rte Oebatten. peIhe in un,erem eon9reiIe eiue
Slurm Der Aufreauns peruriadbt babsn wiroen
bier aber NOR ales Ohr - nift oas 9erlusne Spmp
tom BON uno,onuns. nod irseno cine Spur DO
'ldrmennem Yenebmen BON Selten eineS einaise
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-07-27

Gin Runftitid bat Chicago abermaIs fertia
sebrad,t. faft sr6ber ols oas gmporidrauben Der
9anaen Stabt um beildufis sebn SUB unb Der Bau
beg Waiierwerfs Sunnels in ben SEE. Ser gbeaao
Stub er9ob fi bisbsr in ben Wini9anlee unb ourd,
Die peridiebenen WaferitraBen bon oa oitmdrts tn
ben atlantii6en Ocean. Dur4 Die gertiefuns oes
Ranals 5tDiihen oem Wihisan unb SQinoisfu6 aber
miro Der @bicasOHub isst in ben Miiiifppi abselei.
tet uno minoet nun NIT Dem Batter Der Str6me in.
tras oabini4!eidenoen Jluiies it oaourd beidleu,
n9t uno oas frlber ME Die dr9te Suute ftintenoe
fsluBwalier fait san3 beQ unb gerubos eemabt NOR.
ben Wenn Die Ganapertiefung lidb uuda nido ols
Rnptaanaee fir Den Werfebr rentiren iote. 70 miro
bic gntiidnferuns (DeOooriiruns) oes 5lufies tur
Chicago ieoenfaas IN geiunobeitl,der Siniidt pom
9r6Bten Wortheil iein Gin rieiser unternebmunes,
den Darin iset Die gtfarune oss beiipisao,en
Muflhmun9s Der Staot uno bic @arantte ent|pre.
denoer JOrtentwlduns. -.. -.
S&uhsrs Slid Ser in Si,uspue erisei.
nenoe ~Serolo" eradblt folsenbes netie @el@dbtnsn
BON enem 5hubmader. Der Slid bate
Wor sttpa 70 Sabren nerfaufte 6r. &obinion. Der
oung aeleaenen. oire!dben Hobinion 6arm, Elm bum
bert Ader Gano on einen IN Der Ndpe mobnenben
Sdubmoter, Vamers Grant, nit Der Beb,nauno,
oaB Der Tautprels in Shuhen nno Siiefeln fir prn.
Hoblnlons Jamiiie su soblen lei Snne,balb osn
kbten Snbren nun aber haben fdb osis bislana
ar0btentbes nur NIT S0s beifanoenen hunr eti Idsc
Eunb als Dos Dsrtbooune Del. 5err,prlum e,uieisn.
uno Grant lit ie,losm Mot blrs sieih Hoblnlof .
Der bm oamals oas Gono perfcufte. elm rsier uiGG II
9enotoen, lcnoern be5iebt nod ,mmsr Elm biblhs-.
ldhrilhes ginfomnen Gus bsmlelben grI por pe.
nis Wo4en erbielt Sr &Dbinion oos IsBs nOsn uor,
ieinem gDntraft nit Dem Shuhmadsr Srant hsr.
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G EO r G. ETOW N.

FLOUR INsPEcTIoNs.--During the month of
July, Flour Inspector McCann inspected 8 ,45S
barrels of family 4s1 of extra, $50 of superfne,
2s8 OF fine, 20 Of first middlings, 10 Of broad
arrow, and 80 of rye. Total number of barrels
Of all grades inspected during the month, S,lS7.
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS OF CoAL.-During
the present week, estimating tomorrow, the re-
ceipts and shipments of coal have been as follows:
Borden Mining Company, receipts, $3.50 tons,
shipments, ] 500 tons; Agnew's wharf, receipts,
800 tons, shipments, 1;531 tons; Consolidation
Company, receipts, 1870 tons, and shipments,
MERCHANTS observation-disclosures of wheat
to-day 600 bushels sales, 400 bushels at 81 80
400 bushels at S1.354, and 200 bushels at s1.36
FLOUR SHIPMENTs.-The steamer T.. c.
Knight left for New York this morning with 2 ,1O7
barrels Of -four and miscellaneous freight OF
the -four shipped, Herr & Welch shipped GOO
barrels; Evan Lyons, 1856 barrels; d. L. Shoe
maker q Co., PSI barrels; William III. Tenney q
Sons, 250 barrels; Ross Ray & Bro, 200 barrels;
Sedgwick & Co., III barrels; William II. Dougal,
40 barrels, and j. q. Waters, 100 barrels.
THE SCHOONER Enoch Moore has arrived from
New York with load of guano and other fertili-
zers for F. l.. Moore. 80
THE VICTORY OF THE POTOMAC BOAT CLUB
There is general feeling of citation i'm town over
the splendid victory Of the Georgetown bows
over the Undine Club at Norfolk yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-04
A x A n RIA.

How A CoLoRED wAsHINGToSIAN DIDN'T
GET HIS CIVIL RIsHTs.@A colored man
sionist, walked into the restaurant of Mr.. Eli
Petty, foot Of King street, this morning, and
called for drink. He was politely told that It
was against the rules af the house to give him
what he wanted, when he became Indignant
and attempted to strike Mr.. Petty. He was
taken before Justice Alexander, at the Mayors
Office, who fined him $3.50. He left thorouRhly
Disguised with Alexandra.
Dr.. GREELEY Nor INTERESTED IN "HoRsR"
RACEs.-Mr. Horace Greeley left this city on the
O'Clock feIry-bost last evening for Washing
While the boat was lying In her slip, tub race
STATED from an adjoining dock, and, though
everybody else on board was Watching II intent
ly, MT. Greeley gave 1t but a momentary glance,
Temarking to the gentleman who informed him
that 1t was in progress, that he took no interest
in such afairs-had never even witnessed q
horse race-and resumed his perusal OF the
Gaxette. y
No BIppERs.-The sale Of 10000 shares of
common stock and 900 shares Of preferred stock
scrip Of the same road, owned Sy the Corpor n
ton, advertised for to-day, did not take place,
as there was not single bidder. II is under,
Company have made awritten offer for the stock
DRowsEp-Robert McCuin, the steersman Of
overheard about Z O'Clock this morning and was
O'Clock.
THE TUB RACE last evening was won by Ed
Murphy, in Is minutes.
THE MARKET HoUsR-In consequence of
there being no bidders for the stock by the sale
of which It was proposed to build anew MARKET
house, some gentlemen I'm the city express them
selves in favor Of the abolishinentof AL the mar
ket laws and officers, and OF allowing such srti-
cles as are now sold In the market square to be
disposed OF In any place and In such manner e
those having them to sell shall see IT.
CAMP MEETINe-A camp meeting, under the
auspices of the N. E. Church, VIM commence At
Falls Church to-morTow.-Gasette, last evening".
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Condensed Locals.

Inc ScOTCneT mas come.
Both houses of the Legislative Assembly YES
terday afternoon adjourned until next Monday.
The result of the Pound masters raid yester-
day was 70 hogs, 6 ''purps,' 3 goats and As
geese. Pretty good for one day.
Three of the Board of County School Com
missoneTs met at the old Levy Court room yes
terday afternoon, but, as there was no quorum
present, they adjourned
The funeral of the late j. w. Jones, stationery
clerk of the Senate, takes place at 40 p. m. to-
day, from his former residence, on Missouri
avenue.
The committee of the German-American As
ISOLATION appointed to draw up a constitution
met last night at Atheneum Hall, on ID street,
and resolved 10 report their action at the next
meeting Of the association.
A meeting of the joint political committee of
the Ohio Republican Association was held last
evening, when persons were designated to re-
ceiye the contributions OF Ohio clerks in the
Departments.
The ST Andrew and Pioneer Clubs of this CITY
are making preparations TO celebrate the CEN
tennlal anniversary of Sir Walter Scott by an
excursion TO Marshall Hall, where appropriate
festivities will take place.
a large quantity of gas-pipe has been deliv-
evered at the corner of Pennsylvania avenue
end 18th street. 1t is intended for the new main
from the gas-house TO 14th street and New York
avenue.
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The COMMITTEE OF LIVERY STABLE KEEP
Frs, consisting of Messrs. wanstall, Kelleher,
Major and Price, met the Council Committee
ing the grounds of their opposition to the new
license and hack bill now under consideration.
MrW anstall, from the committee of livery men,
acted as spokesman, setting forth the grievances
from which they allege they would suffer in case
OF the passage of the law, which classes them as
hackmen and places their vehicles under the
surveillance Of the police. The Council COM
mittee promised to give the complaint of the
livery men due consideration.
FROM j. c. Parker we have Charles Reade's
story, ga Terrible Temptation" Harper's illus
trated edition, complete, for 30 cents
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DIR. WHITE, Ckirop0Sfsst, extracts Corn
relieves and cures Bunicns, Bad Nails, &C.,
without pain. Rooms No. 5S5 10Th street, oppo-
site Treasury, Washington, and Z, North
Charles street, Baltimore. -sE
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on hand and made to order, at very reasonable
prices, at c. BAUM's Undergarment Faatory,
9TH street, Intelligencer Building.
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CLOTHING.

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IL becomes every one to economize I'm their ex-
penditures. In the article Of clothing alone q
sufficient saving can be effected to mitigate in q
measure the prevailing scarcity of money, az
z. " ALLACH's, corner ( ~. and Pa. ave..
He offers this opportunity to the pubic by
selling the best articles OF clothing that can be
obtained, at from 10 10 20 per cent cheaper than
any other house.
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Ice CREAM.-Harvey & Holden, corner nth
street and Pennsylvania avenue, deliver tho
finest quality of Ice Cream 10 all parts Of tbs
city, in quantities TO suit the purchaser. Il
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MEETING OF THE REPUBLICAN, CENTRAL
CONhrTTEx-The Republican Central Commit
tee OF the District of Columbia and presidents of
the legislative district clubs held meeting at
Union League Han last night
Mr.. j. III. Brooks, of the committee to wait on
the Governor and Board OF Public Works, re-
ported the result OF their conference.
A resolutionvas adopted, recommending Mr..
"A. M Green for the position of supervisor OF the
assessment and collection Of special taxes, and
that special committee OF ten be appointed to
go 10 the Legislature and ask that body to ac-
company them 10 the Governor and Board OF
Pubie Works TO secure the appointment named
Mr.. w. n. Slater, the treasurer, made a cons
densed report Of the receipts and Disbursements
BY the committee during the last campaign as
follows: Amount received, -, $3.50; disbursed
$5osIas; bills due and unpaid s539.9f.
"A resolution was adopted, that In the judg-
ment Of the committee the contract system upon
the public works IS liable to grave Objections.
and that the Pzineipse Of days work ought TO be
substituted therefor.
"A resolution was adopted applaudinr the
action OF Col Oriwsy In resisting the proscrip-
ton OF colored MECHANICS by the trades union
organizations, and thanking Mr.. Handy, of the
House Of Delegates, for bringing these unlawful
combinations to the attention Of the Legislature
and Of the community.
The chairman of the central committee, to-
gether with A. NJ. Green, john III. Booker, l,Jshp
r. Cook and Allen Coffin, were appointed a sub
committee TO represent the general committee
and the republican, party of the District of Co.
lumbia before the executive and legislative de-
parfments OF the general government and Con-
greee, TOT the purpose Of endeayOring TO secure
Justice to the masses Of the republican party in
the District.
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ORR DOLLAR KID GLOVES are the best i'm
ported, and always the largest assortment Of
sizes and colors, at Z. BAUM's Kid Glove Depot,
9TH street, Intsiligeneer Building.