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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-13
ALBANY LIVE STOCK MARKgr-PEs. Il.

Cattle market SOMEWHAT active slight advance the opeoins
prices there Is fair supply and the quality -
sinner or % that the advance po good
ing and W - ID
ar Inferior an to ~ 50 to Mich Covs-Bu few sre
sed and ;hese brought bead me9
$3.50 90 choice Mixers She-p-suPpv hmied qae
good. stronger higher prices hhe wool sheep broht
coarse heavy Canada and Western lie New York. 5G BE- y oz1
little doing Hogs snail sales Of Michigan q 30" " 10
averaging 100 70.
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a Hatch report as follows at ~. N.


The state bond market was strong ana higher ana at
the close prices show general advance. Speculation m
North Carohnas continued on large scale and under
free purchases the old TO 500 2I; special tax,
o. and Funding act OF &c nj A. Tenneseos active
IL traded in at M dG49 also South Carolinas at
5gl 1885, for the January and July issues and Gil a6i for
those OF April and october. Georgias, Missours, and
Alabamas were firm. The following were the bids:
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

FEB lip pkgs Ashes pkg BeeswaI 3Oli hbs Flour ~ bags
Flour bush Wheat lO9i5 bush Corn bush Oas O bush
Malt 200 bush Seed 62 bush. Beans, go bb Corn Meal l9
bses Corn Nes @ Spirits Turpenne l4O bbs Resin, 700
bl Pork 3O Beef 9i2 pkg Cut Meats 3i pigs Land ~
pkr Butter pkgs Cheese. 81 bb Ecs pkgs TaOw o2
pigs Fruit 6 Dressed Hogs 800 bbs WHISKY $50 bales Wool
II Il bales Hops 5i22 sides Leather 40 Hides
bils Hides g hhi tobacco IS pkgs Tobacco - b6s No
l IS Pig Rice, 10 pkgs Starch fly bags
Peanuts bales kgs 22 bags sunae 81 pkg Ca)
Iranl.l MIls. Mhaelnne
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Foreign cXchange was uuII aIItt IHV sdHHHS OF %
packet but steady at the following rates

In Government bonds the upward movement has COM
tinued on the entire list The long bonds Of the Govern
nent are however, most in demand, and higher prices
have beeni recorded Currency Skies advanced to 49,
from 1I2i on enormous purchases Of German houses,
which are said 10 be acting the advice VI their foreign
correspondents There also large orders In the mar
ket TO exchange FiyeTwente for the Currency SKIES at
difference of to p per cent showing that the public
are beginning apprehend the success OF Mr. Boutwell,
In funding these bonds The market closed buOyant and
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THE MARKETS.
Carefully reported for THB TRIBUNE.

Carefully reported for The TRIBUNE . -
SATURDAY Feb. n. 1871.
ASES-Pos quiet but prices steady at 20 5G ~ .
Pearls are nsctige sud nominal al $3 500 50 23.
COTTON has been quiet but hohe little more confident AM
m higher grades about with fair offerings but poorly
an bales (o which T3 sold last evening and y To
aiyr neluiing i012 446 and - to
ators Futures been active and somewhat unsettled but close
higher favorable Liverpool aiyce sales last evening we're 10
bales February a 9l6c 600 March ~ 1tilg 800 April SCI
Nav l5c.; C0 June l5ci today -o Feb ~ ~ 9e
glGdlc TOO April, 1870 lisc DO May
IA l5I6c andi June. II IS l6al5c. We quote:
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

RANKING House OF HENRY CLEWs q co. NO o.
WAIL-sT., N. \. go .,,
Deposit accounts can be opened WIN us III eltner
currency or c0in subject to check without mo a
Five Per Cent Interest will be allowed upon an 9Dy
balances. Checks upon MS pass through INC Oie"i-
ing House as if drawn upon any city bank
We issue Circular Letters OF Credit LOT ra'eieIr
available in all parts Of the world also C0IneIclal
Credits We make teegraphic transfers OF money 70
any desired point and transact every description Oh
foreign banking business . q, ,.,r1
We draw Bills of Exchange in sums OF II upward
on
The ImP cIdI, B H6Siebt & Co.. London.
The Provincial Bank of Ireland Dublin, and
The National Bank of Scotland, Edinburgh, and
branches - IL
We issue Certificates of Deposit payable on de-
mand or at fixed date, bearing interest, ana aV aaDle
at all money centeIs. :4
Ordprs executed for Governments and other invest
ments also Gold and Exchange.
Advances made to our dealers at all tunes on ap-
proved collaterals at market rates of interest.
Collections made in any part of the world
One Of the Best Investments in the Market.-St'
Louis and South Eastern First Mortgage Convertible
Per Cent Gold Bonds issued upon finished road
running to St. Lous and doing profitable business.
Price 92l and interest. Inquire for particulars of
GEO. OPDYKE Il Co, No. . Nassau-st.
NJ. X JEsUP & Co., 70. 70 Pine-st.,
and at the Office of the Company, 81 Llberty-st.
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Also. Illinois snd Michigan Canal Bonds. VIZ:
Canal boals dated July ], i4 PAYABLE aef s
Nos g. TO- 49, e. g. a. ~, S. c. a. los O7 us - l - 49,
1879 2Ov. -. -. =. 80
Twenty ogr class Of bonds registered a. y a. 80 o. ST.
% ii8 l3 1874 rs. lS 1871 1871 49, 1873 10. -
Twenty-Five s22o Cansl Bonls PAYABLE Sewiork ster
1905 l0 l025 1880 1881. 1853, 1910 OSl O43 , s1
1000 1907 1908 1913 1851 1890 1897 1895 leo Hoo .
class Of bonds. regend-Nos ltA lOl " W.
1918 1923 1914 1891 1883, 1854 1914 lOi6, lO5l 1000 lO V @
1888 lOy lJ9l - -,
Tweutynne Canal Bonds payable In London sr lNos
45t Z TO- H. ~ 49, o. 49, "a, 80 d. 81, 81 81, q g. g. - - ~
IS. 90. 80 81. 81. "a $500
Fonr hundred and light class o. boni ,giNo' So
* 90 a. 81. 60 A. SO 90 = inclusive. IS 80 Qcusise
hundred S23 Canal Bonds syahe IN oOdoa
~ 40 inclusive Ia 49, l5S 10 ls, a. l ~
1870 TO 2i8 66 70 e as 10 1905 1914 10 lO Es 10 NO. ~
1860 lu62 1865 1865 loo 1908 To l0T7, l07g l3s ll 20 ~
ll5 to 1871, l6 TO llaJ no. Hos li7l ii7J 1901 to l-S' ~
to 1875.
Five hundred and eighteen class Of bcns rgrc-NsIS
7B inclusive Ia 5 lJ6 l3I. 49, 2f9 co., WV
lOll lJl2 1913. ll69. lls0 ll52. l!a6 20 1874 q
three 400 Canal Bonds paysble London sner l3NS 90
s. 8 ST. %, 3D. ~, a. li5 l5l Inclusive, 10 TO & 9l 10 '
- 81.
Five hundred end fortyuae class Of bonds rgs;ercNo, 70
q inclusive, 30 80 g. 81 w i 49, TO log S7 III. III o',
So too
In testimony whereof hereto hand and b adteS 20
Great seal state done the C % Springfield this 9h as -
ary. A. D. 1871 JOHN NJ. PALMER Goveipet-
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Northern and Ea,lsms6 Ooa SO 90
Western oased large 80 0lQ 81 On
Eastern and Northern. Z 50a $ ~
BEARS.
Western Blsct......t4 0Oa q %

Northern and Eastern. OOa l2 OO
FRElGnTS-The demand for active hut smaller
Liverpool higher res sskrd
Grain there foil supply Of light for charter very
Corn bv sail a. sd Liverpool b sail $50 bales %
1Gl 80 bids OF Talow. BY sail 2s 3D. and IS
Wheat late last evening did with I'D bid to-day scam
3D. asked there chartered the steamer Iowa for Bordeaux
Of Provisions. II a3dt0s.
HAY l. in Moderate demand ani prices are steady; We opoe North
Shipping VI 2p; Retail lots 250 81 t1 Clover at III
~ l1 salt ~ l5d1ac The market Tor Straw
nand III 4Od 81 q for Long Rye, and +lds Is
aud 8t0ioc forOat
York a;8al2c. p n for Good 10 Prime.
GRANITE DEPRESSION uncertainty harae;errd our Wheat
the evening OF lbursy when active demand prevailed clrdv
speculative and mainly confined 10 Spring and Ia Tor the
Liverpool N,oe, general demand wud have prevailed;
eonhnt feeling noticeable with most holders from the
the supplies ~ b hands OF farmers hight
the II the home aud their
will probably largely exceed ho.e ~ s prospects
ia the stock incorrectly stated at $50
have bush Of all descriptions then the stock has
been reduced about 5000 bush ahoa and more
than tri uusouuh Alai "nTd Of sock j. the
ofsp-uaior Aad this accounts In
OF ths markets 81 atS stocks OF he at English moe
and hc' rapidly diminishing the demand for
important draft ther limited uuples and e
from London Ae the severity Of the Winter Apprehension
tIprrsed for the Winter Wheat IN France Ia
not above half the b. under cui,aiou In Grman the
estimate twohdA The exports ~ the week we're los
bnsl, against lnh! bush The corresponding week
The market closed otc the dem heng 20 Spring
sales ~ Ol bash 81 IS for No Chicago spring choice IA ORE
.hl ob Aloat - 'I No hi~anGec, In . 90 lor
Amber state anat ~ ~ Tor No hlnhg aGoat Barrie, quiet bat
trm ISLES, "" bnh eSabe for Two
fair Canada West r Nal. qart but hr ar In
tpel and oje AnoAt New Ohio ami Western 63ad6
state aite oa ek and or aloa jersey 6Dc the latter for
Fancy White Rye Inactive bat Com opened anuer
Ice the hahoT checked the shipping sales hush
Mixed M dB2c GU et 6Jd aaoa brttsr Western
While hOss~S "t'eFn isOr aasCe southern White al wa
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Money is plentiful call at to per cent ana IN order
70 obtain the two days interest round sums are Paceu
,bi Afternoon with leading bond houses at per cent
1or ia an active demand reported for discounts, and
mime business notes are taken at the following rates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-13

PETROLBUM-The general market has been quite dull but prices
have moi ned materially quote Crude buik % anu
on spot AZ Isle Crude inactive and on the Lower c.
prizes shaded quote: Upper - O0 - 20 and Lower -
kedned AND better demand sales 600 cases o
sold moderately At full prices s
900 IBIS in bulk at 5cfor March Philadelphia deliveries are gn
and eser pot is freely offered al Asc with 10 ba,es Ses lAs'
eyenng 3Oo6 bb, buyers option last bali April az Eoic.
RC-The demand continues fair and as e stocks are he1 b
operators prices sales 80 c carolina az t9o anu ~
bags Rsugoon At 7,i7tc, currency, duty paid -, l..
SCGARS-Baws quiet; offerings are not very ag ou'
mare than reu 10 meet quote fair to good kehnng
gl9lc With sales bb 9Qbc for New Oreansi ~ ae
Tor Demerl 100 bores Havana at DC Hehned are Il Jun
Harris are quoted at IA dlic. -.
SFEhere IS an improved inquiry Clover and the market
rns sses 500 bays lltalf Timothy quiet az 80 3d.
SrRARlN quiet firm &c for Prime Ia bids and lc 10 c
TALON Gm all good request sales, lO 10 al % a lot
-. -.
WHISKY f and in light demand sales ~ bos a. &c We quo'e
a d 4yic. IrOu-b0und.
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legal SlG6n7J1 s9gl2 lne''' so
The gold market has been dull and the trnness Of yes
teray lost the price declining from lll5 to 1. as the
cable quotations OF bonds in London reported higher
prices closing steady at that point The volume OF bust
ness has been limited and the MARKET As usual spirit
less The rates paid for having balances carried were B.
o. T. and per cent The days operations at the Gold
Exchange Bank were follows: Gold cleared, sJ4OOO
gold balances $G47,952; currency balances sl729,Ol9
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cOFFFE-R a 10 Moderate demaul buyers operating psrngly,
i. capauyev tiy. rather slow Of sale but holders AK full
former poe West India stes not offered freely and holders ara
FIOUR AND NEAL-we hs quite variable and fairly active
Fol msrAe The s- satisfactory ne~s from Europe aod soIe
advantage although the sales have been hre' th bus
erected tam in the Liverpool market induced holders freely and
large reduction in stock which wh some define IN
~ G,t c eess,on wbe FAMILY banis gre rm though quiet
ard estimate it at about 10000 bbl>, consisting chiefly OF
These ARE heavy the close shipping brands
in reduced supply and the EePI hoiers are confident oq o'1
ia case could only DO by submitting 70 oser figures. holders Of
Family grades very G in ves Of the light stock and limited
done absence % really good irce al the close they
demand ne production u Flour BY oar oily mls h week Las been
limited aDl the oc1s N NE lanis Of JoJuI. ~ Gl e t
ports the 30 10 bb against o. 9t3 bh the oocIo1
~ch were steady the medium heavy Family
que after Change vest ra 10 900 bhl ship
ping Extras YER tiel r export % l pneai sA' @ oo'' '-
GLIDING 1000 bbs. last eveninA We quote; -, . . 49,. .,
Sg o5@ S. ia 'SappIns. ae 7m
stise s ii.aa. sSe 9ii ~ Trade bros: a'S IS
shipping EI s50 10 Ono lad and Mich tod 90
Whes, EIsnoa...o $50 70 St Louis single EIts ios -
Minnesota Er 2os " 81 LOOs Double Eft s@ 3 70
Ohio and Mich 100 6, Gcresee brand, 80 20
Southern foar quiet but steady FAMILY grades are hrm common
Ba Alex Ge5rye,0wn good sup. 10 250 sc 20
BALI Aie, and Extra AMI Family. 0a 10 y
FTeisncksburg and Petersburg Country....... Z0@ %
Richmond Coaniry Extra. Iss~ ~
Ge@rls and Tennessee EItrs and Flmlr...... 70
Rye Flour quiet but sesiy sales $50 hhs We quote:
o Y 5;c, and sI' ae & aa oa; M and
- and Oa - Is of PENNSYLVANIA. We quote:
Corn Neal Mesem. goo 3 C. Meal Brwe DC q 1JG Y 70
B. We ,,os a, follows: Fine White 81 1881 80: Fine
yellow 81 5-0 50. Colse, ~ @1sl 3d. Cob Meal 81 Pa
- D. AMI Ground Feed at 81 ooa - 90
nFUA IA pFaN gNg
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st prices paid for active stocks to-day:
ties aforementioned

The subjoincd table shows the highest and lowest
prices Of active stocks, United States securities aud
gold made during the week well the closing quota
tione of each at the dates aforementioned:
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MOLASSES-The demand fair sales 800 hhds Ne" crop Ouoa
Al Wc and bbls New Orleans at 53D7uc , 60.
NAVAL STORES-With small supply sDd light arrivals oPrs
TupcntiDe very Bun but has been almost lnacye s e ~ %
Al size in Yard quote Merchantabe st 505lc NeN-1ork b~
5c and Shipping Order inquiry Resins &C I've
and the sales Of cargo lot 1900 bblS to arrive reported
an pyate terms supposed 81 For Strained quote Com
mon Strained 81 55 Good DO at az co. sales $50 bb NO AZ
81 81 57l. Tns quiet at ~ 1892 90 Fitch hrmef sas
a AZ 6ll. - l.
OLs-Amehcan Lnsed finn at &c. for casks Crude Sperm Is
finn and Whale very quiet bu prces without
change Manufactured Oils dull and prices nominal Ohef O
.,tbo thed heinz Hl.rate We
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GEORGE MACDONALD's
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'NHE ANNUAL ELECTION of l13 DIRECT
Il oRS Of the SIXTH AykNCB RAILROAD foNPANi viii he
held ~ the Depot Stth-ssr Of Forty hrt lkSDAl,
feb Il, 1871 from !. W v -. -.
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Owing 10 a clerical at the Custom House we are
unable publish usual weekly tables Of the foreign
the port expect to he able to do 30 on
Tuesday when the figures promised.
The following the exports OF specie for the week
ending Feb. II
loa ioi The fV.l
Total since Jan. J.
The following a comparative statement Of the en-
ports OF specie from the port OF NewYork TO foreign
ports for 70 years. from Feb ls7l and for the
I'M, "A IaI Il
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Ncm publications.
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A NEW AND VALUABLE WORK.
~ MAN AND WOMAN: CONSIDERED IN THEIR RELATIONS
no EACH OTHER AND 10 THE WORLD By Henry c. Peider
limo. ll6 Up Fancy cloth Price 81
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PROysIoNsMoeh vabness and fair degree on activity nave
caractle Pork market last amuh better export %
speculative demand having prevailed at decided sdVanee tns
cd Liverpool and the large orders thence nave
an muu stocked themselves QUIZ ee
there active inquiry for ,he West Indies ana Cen
In active demand for 1pment
arrive; for the future has been large % u %
March April 1888 for March and " 99 W -
April closing S23d 23 25 for both months In eiase %
been prices Prime has been t IN NOR
request commands extreme pces the supply being unusually g
To-day Pork important chang pneeS eng u ~ Me-
go bills western
s So 750SZ and bblA spot at 81 90 s1d O DDS &
Mess AZ 2 In lob bbls at 81 for Oh neSs
Ees Mess for future delivery, the market steady sales -
FOR Pebruary al u 7l and $50 bb for March al - o anu
1900 for April active demand bat prices are eag 49,
1000 l4ls slOn Plain Mess and 5l90ti' D ior hh
Mess Terce Beef i moderate demand and prices are stea1yi
$50 m at sa s23 for Prime Mess and iof sh 81.
Reef Ham. are in r demand and prices hmeri sae 50 O
sO9s3 Western, and S29G$@ for so1then Cut a 10
firm with lair demand; sales 80 boxes Picket Bellies or export
IGIlI and 20 tcs Picked sns at 4d5c Bacon is IN seue
n,nd and prices higher; sales 500 boxes Short GEAR M
Pc and 900 tore in part at lie for Cum6erand
Tor iono Clear Ribbed ltc for Short ~
fr Iong Clear City Dressed Hogs steady al " Jc Ot
and lOGlc CITY. in light demand but the MARKET
eli GRADES with light offerings; $50 bbs ard s A. FAC O 10
i2 City l3idl3c Fair to Prime Steam for future de' ~
for MAY at lie. - - uu,.v vxn,Sa
EXPORTS sEw,YoRK FOR THE WEEK ENO'
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EIroRTs FROM sEpr. i, 1870. TO DATE.

FURS AND ShlNS-The arrival
past two weekgi The supply OF Mink
We quote for No. J:
MIMI
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I0r an kInls have been Ilgnt Tor The
being smaller than in former years.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.


LONDON, September e.
II is reported that the Marquis Of
LOrne will be appointed Governor. Gen.
eral of India, The Marquis of Lans.
down will succeed Earl Spence rs Lord.
Lieutenant Of Ireland
A dispatch from Dublin says that Me.
Carthy, one of the cOnstables wounded
by the rioters, is dying
One case Of cholera Inns occurred at
Liverpool.
The Queen Is still ILL.,
A terrible explosion occurred this
morning in coal mine near the town OF
Nizan, Lancashire. Some fifty persons
who were in the mine at the time of the
catastrophe were cut OIL from Communica.
tion with the outer world, and 1t is feared
they have all been sufcated by foul air
A party sent down TO ascertain the con.
condition oil the men who had been buried
alive are still In the mine, and have, Il Is
thought, persisted. The neighborhoOd of
the disaster Is thronged with the relatives
and acquaintances Of the supposed vic.
Tins, and tho scene is of the most heart.
rending description.
The Republican Committee of Eng.
land has to-day issued the programme Of
the party which they claim To represent.
1t embraces the following principles: The
application tof the principles; federation
to King the abolition of titles
suppression OF monOpolies abolition Of
standing armies; compulsory education;
the State toprovide work for those labor.
ers who are able to work, and sustenance
for those who are inCapacitated for work;
the naturalization Of land; popular legis.
lature and q diffusion Of Republicanism.
Earl Derby delivered brilliant speech
on the land question yesterday at Liver.
pool on the occasion VI the opening of the
exhibition Of the Manchester and Liver,
pool Agricultural Society.
The Royal field batteries passed In re.
Wow al AlderShot yesterday, making
splendid appearance.
Fifty more Of the wOrkmen brought
from Germany as substitutes for the
striking miners Of Newcastle on Tyne
have struck, on the plea that they were
engaged under false pretenses.
Eighteen thousand emigrants left Mer.
sey for the United States during the month |
of August.
There was an accident to-day on tho
Western railroad near Reading, IN which
sixteen persons were injured.
The proprietOrs In Newcastle are send.
ing in every direction to obtain men 10
ill the places the strikers. Fresh work.
men are arriving in considerable numbers
from Cornwall, London, Norway and other
quarters, Some factories have been able
To resume operations with their former
activity, although nearly 1000 Of tho old
hands have LETT town.
The remains Of RenfOrth, IL Tyne boat.
man, reached Gates Head tonight. MANY
persons followed tho coffin In silence to
the house Of the widow Of the deceased.
Tho funeral takes place Sunday.
The number killed by the explosion at
Wigan Is slxty.nine. The scene around
the mouth Of the mine Ia oarlrendlng.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-07
Meeting Of the Universal Branch
Peace Society.

PouonKRRPsIE, NY, September q.
The Dutchess County Branch of the
Universal Peace Society held a meeting
to-day Alfred II. Love, of Philadelphia,
offered Il series Of resolutions, asserting
war on the workingman's enemy; that
while religious sects sanction war, New
York riots are inevitable, and that war in
and for Cuba Is not in any way justified.
Resolutions also COndemning the attack
OF Commodore Rogers on the Coreans,
and maintaining the treaty of Washing.
ton, were adopted. They favor peace.
full policy towards the Indians, protest
against militia schools, and favor the abO.
lition of tho West Point Academy. They
also disapprove Of military taxes, and
commend Jas. L. Whlpple, of I,egard,
Conn, Tor submitting to imprisonment
rather than pay them, In conclusion, the
resolutions oppose capital punishment,
and urge removal Of the war claims
from the Constitution. All Of the resolu.
tlOns were adopted unanimously, and a
copy of that part referring to the attack
on the Coreans ordered to be sent to Sec.
rotary Fish, and copy of that part com.
mcnding MIR. Whlpple sent to him in Jail
at Norwich, Conn, and copy also sent
to tho Governor Of Connecticut
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To BE PIT IN OPERATroN.-We were
semi.oillclally informed, yesterday, that
Washington Mills, In South Wheeling,
are to be at once thoroughly repaired and
put in operation. Mr.. Drakeley, the
owner, Is gentleman of large means,
and proposes TO make II one oil tho most
extensive establishments In the city. The
location Is one Of the best for the purpose
in this region, and under the sklllful man.
agement of Mr.. Daniel Darragh, the "old
Washington" can hardly fail of being
highly successful. Mr.. D. has Just re-.
turned from Baltimore, where Mr.. Drake.
ley resides, and Ia already engaged In em.
ploylng carpenters and other mechanics
to put the mill in good shape. The re.
sumption Of operations at this establish.
ment will be hailed with delight by clti.
zens Of the Eighth Ward, and throughout
the city generally.