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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-09-10
VOL ' (. } TX.
Miscellaneous.

Our store is now filed with of the most
complete and choicest stocks of Groceries, Spices
canned Goods. Household sundries and family
sunples generally, unsurpassed ny any mouse
this side of the Blue Ridge, and unequalleo oy
anv like establishment in the East
This establishment, differing as it does from
eyery other in this city, offers pecunar auSah'a
oes to all buyers and we earnestly ask 'he paw
renage of the people.
We have always on hand fun lne o. prime
rroceries. and q complete assortment OF family
supplies.
Mos fall line, the largest in this section
.ns;stsne of Gunpowder, Imperial, 1oung fly
.on Oolong English Breakfast and Japan, OF
qualities and prices defying competition
Rroma. Cocoa, Chocolate, Rachabout and 9TH
er delicious beverages
,.Coufectioneries and Preserved Goods in
rreat variety. Cheese, Crackers, Apple butter,
Hsckerel. Herring and Cod Fish, Molasses and
svrnns Family Bacon, Lard and Butter, Vine
gar, sc. -
sn;cos. general an complete line, whole
and ground, guaranteed fresh and pure.
yermacelli, Maccaroni, Starch, Flavoring Elk
TRACTS. Said Oils, Sauces, prepared orseradlsh,
Essences Backing, Shoe and Stove Polish,
Laundry Blue, Washing and Toilet Soaps, ana
Housekeepers' Sundries generally
Brooms. Whisps, buckets Auos' ais Dn"is'
Baskets. trays, Washboards, Dippers, and Dust
ing and shoe Brushes. and thousand and one
other articles,
Tobacco. chewing and smoking. of superb
or grades. and the finest brands of imported and
domestic Cigars.
Canned Goods. embracing every variety
of fruit and We se.ables, put up expressly Tor fam
ily use Fresh and spiced Salmon and Oysters,
HOLSTERS, Plotted Ham, Chicken, Turkey, Beef
Tongue, and American and English Pickles
OF every kind, and Nlck-Nacks generally, Tor
Lunches. Parties and Tourists.
49, TURNER & HARTMAN,
mar oe Main street, Staunton, Va.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-09-10
Eyler, Cooper & CO.
"I"'As STAUNTON, VA,

NGINEEES, FOUNDERS. AND
9uw~ MACHINEsTs.
anufacture portable and stationary Steam En-
zines Saw Mills, Mining and Mill Machln-
ery. Car Wheels, Railroad Trucks, Der
ricks, Shafting Pulleys and Hang
= ers, Pitts Threshng Machine G.
Repairs, Plows and Pillow
.5,. Castings, Hay Rakes,
Straw Cutters,
". aasre te express our appreciation of the
1;h.ral uatrynage bestowed upon US during the
last two wears by II generous public. Our blsl-
mass firm being made up principally OF shang-
ers. from distance, we had no reason
to exHect the patronage OF the community OF
our adoption, except so far as Il was 1oundeo
upon determination to make our ~olA ooenpa.e
fsy,rably in price and quality, with that Of first
cl.x. civ shops, and conviction that, by so do
inc we would merit and obtain large share OF
,hst class of work, which has not heretofore oeen
undertaken in this section. but whlch hao 10 NC
brought from the cities The result mas proved
the reasonableness Of our expectations anu en-
courapes us to press forward with renewed ener-
and with ever increasing and charging fa-
81 s!, iaes VIII S'''
We invite an inspection of our shops by tkose
Q n,emp plating the purchase of machinery.
We endeayor to make all our purchases for
sash, and having limited amount OF capital we
are consequently compelled to require CASH or
negotiable note, at short time, for aid WORK: -,
For the quality of our work, we take the lib
srtv of referring to the following gentlemen
among the many from whom we have received
orders.
D. F. Mohler, Goshen Bridge,
Witt & Holt Staunton,
VIM Steele Moifett's Greek, Z. o.
Cook Lyman, Cline's Mir,
D. j. Hyden, Sherando,
Jacob Hanger, Churchvllle,
C. C. Mcclure, g
VII J.E. Landes Long Glade P. O..
A. j. Rahm, Richmond feb Off
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ENTAIL NOTICE.
DIR. y. II. Wilson,

If 1.-THE Baltimore College of Dental Sur
hss permanently located in staunton. and ia
ESr charge of DR.. Chapmans Dental ofi1ce -Four
- anccessful practice enables him to say that
III onerafions on the dental organs will be perform
"a IN tha most skiful and scientific manner. ArEl-
Ac;aj sets Inserted at reasonable rates.
mr. CHAPMAN will be in the Office during the
.smuer and will be glad to introduce all OF RaS
tn l. to d. TFil5or. Son7 a-o''.
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SAVING Corn FoDDHR.-This, when done
at all, ought TO be done with oare. Corn SOW
ell for fodder can be best cured hy piling thick
against fences, &c. '~H
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-09-10

For clerks to committees, pages, horses, and
wagons, for the fiscal year eighteen hundred
and seyenty-three, eight thousand dollars.
For expenses of heating and veltilating APP
paratus, for the fiscal year eighteen hundred
and seventy-three, sixty-three dollars and eigh-
ty three cents,
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-09-10

Wagon Making and Blacks,nitiling
w undersigned formerly of Churchville, has open
ed Wagon Making and Blacksmthing establish
ment on New Court house street. stanton Va, next
door to the Carriage Factory of Captain Waters where
he is prepared to all work in his line out OF
good material in the best manner and at low figures
Repairing promptly done and all work warranted.
also manufacture Fesieg's patent Lifting Jack,
the greatest thing out and indispensable to farmers
generally. Call and see it.
feb 13-tf JAMES M. LlChLlTER
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ITO the Ladies!
i Mrs. NJ. G. GARRETT,
MANTUA.-M AKER,
fitting and making, and can satisfy the most fas~
tidious taste, has removed to Staunton, and COM
menced business on Main street, above the Boot
and Shoe store of G. L. Weller. Her charges
will be moderate, and satisfaction guaranteed.
She respectfully solieits share Of the public
patronage.
Braiding and Embroidering done in the mos
tasteful style on application. april 2-1874
THE latest and best ICE CREAM FREEZEH.
i For sale very low, By
KNSGgflA 4 CxI1 IS1E.
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J. C. Grove Geo. Hudson.
rT,in, Copper and sheet Iron Establishment.
i New Building opposite n X. Trout's,)
AUGUSTA ST., STAUNTON, VA.
We nre prepared to do ROOFING, GUTTERING
AND JOB WORK, at the shortest notice and in the
best manner, out of the best material Charges rea
sonable, either in cash country produce,
We respectfully solicit share of public patronage
Jan 25-tf j C. GROVE s. co.
~ God News for the General Public have
VI Just returned from tho Northern cities where
purchased entirely too large stock of all Kinds of
Goods for the size of my store-house. I therefore
propose to sell for SIXTY DAYS at very reduced pr
ces for cash. in order to make room.
Come early and often if you wish to get bargains in
Dry Goods, Notions, Boots Shoes, Hats, Clothing
and in fact everything usually kept in general Vari
ETY. Store Very Respectfully,
nov 3-tf b. +. HARDWOOD.
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BROOKLYN
Many lions

BROOKLYN. August 6.-Thc Board of
Aldermen has voted $2.O00OOO, unqual-
iicdly, for the continuance of work on
the bridge connecting this city with New
York.
Geo. ii. Foster, of the counsel Of Tracy
Robinson, late agent of Panama Rail
road Company on the Isthmu,. states
that his client has been grossly ma
lign-d by th" officers of the company,
and that h" has brought suit against
Rufus Hatch. managing directnr, for
s50.O00. in consequence of damages sus-
taiurd.
The steamship TaSu. will carry out A.
q portion other cargo, ten powerful loco
motives. "f American manufacture. She
is bound forTaguerad, Russia, at the cr-
tremc northern part Of the sea Of Azotf.
The locomotives were ordered some
months ago for Russian railroad. a
considerable quantity of shot and she'll
belonging to the Turk, and tn" govern
ment, will also 20 forward by the Tsgus.
and will be discharged at Constantine
pie.
District Attorney Phclp, will come u
this city to-day To- sign th" hill of "xceP-
ton, in the Tweed case. which ha. Mt
tanned the signature Of Judge Davis,
before whom the case was tried. The
counsel for Tweed move for new trial
before the general term in October. II
Twoed'' expectations are ovcrruled here.
h" has the alternative of going - the
Court Of Appeals
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THE LAST SENSATION.
Various Incidents aud Rumors-The
Pistol Scene.


New York Correspondence of the Boston
Journal. ..r
The real story Of the pistol scene, US
told by Mr.. Tilton's friends, has never
been made public. The story is this,
Mr.. Tilton, Mr.. Moulton, Mr.. Beechel
and Others, met to see how the scandal
oould be tided over. While the negc-
tiations were going ON, Mr.. Beecher got
excused for half an hour He came back
in an hour. Soon after the conference
broke up. On returning home Mr. Til
ton found his wife in state Of great eX-
element. Mr.. Beecher had been to the
house and wanted a paper that Mrs.
Tilton refused to give. A sort
of compromise paper was dlctat-
I'd by Mr.. Beeceer, and signed by
Mrs. Tilton. 1t s1honerated Mr.. Beecher
from all acts inconsistent with the con-
duct of u gentleman and Christian.
Mr.. Tilton found that the hours absence
of Mr.. Beecher was accounted for. He
went directly to Mr.. Moulton's house,
and both then proceeded to Mr.. BeechcrS :.
Mr.. Tilton demanded the paper that Mrs.
Tilton had been induced to sign. The
giving up was refused. At length COM
promise was arranged, and the paper
was put into the hands of Mr.. MOulton.
As it was delivered Mr.. Beecher said 81
think it will be safe with You. The re-
ply was: II will defend it with this If
It be needful," pointing to aPiStol he had
in his pocket ...
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ST. LOUIS.
Confession Of n FOrgcr.

ST LorIs. August j.-Bethcl {. A.
eyander. chargci with forging cotton
warehouse receipts, made tuII statement
nf hi, affairs to-day. for th" benefit "t tn"
public a. we'll Is the creditors. h" say,
the first forged receipts W"r" made l'tet
December to prcvcuts SUSPENSION or islI-
urc in business. aud that nome hay" been
issued since April. The Who'll" amount
of spuriou. receipts issued cannot b" as
crrtaincd. for it appears that IA"
made IA new one 10 tskr up
the old ones aS the sum,
he raised on them become due. In tn"
meantime he used genuine r"c"Ipt- IN
the usual way and in July he held nearly
four thousand bales Of cotton, "ut Of th"
proceeds of which he intended I" tax" up
tb, forged ccrtiffat.- tn" proceed, Il
the cotton sold to Phelps, Bros. Il Co.
would have redurad the bad receipts "n"-
half The total smont of tn" forged 70
CENTS now out he SAYS i $4,000 Dis
tributed as follows: Bank Of the W"-r
x42 600: German Savings Bank. s2i."p:
Mechanics Bank. $1,000; Fourth Ma
tioual Bank. uncovered, 10000; Third
National Bank. $4,000; Fuse Il Backer
commission merchants, $1,000 Hon,
Erastu. Wells $4,000. His assets. he.
as,rrts. are worth $2SO.OO1: liabilities.
$3l3.OOO. He refers t. the fs't that all
the money raised On the bogus receipts wAs
nut into his business. instead of being
sp;rited away. ~ evidence, lis didn't
intend really to defraud any one. He ac-
outs his partner, Of all th" blame. saving
that they knew nothing whatever Of thes'.
fraudulent transactions. He Is still IN
prison. and will probably remain theSe
until il is decided what action shall b"
taken in the matter. Hi creditor, held
meeting thi, evening :" discuss what
shall be done in the premises, but the
result has not Vet trsnsplred. AIeIan-
der offers 10 assist in the -"t'len,"rIt Of
the affair Of the firm, and lays that he
can do il at Il great saving to creditors.
He say, that he paid Young Shepard
81 l.OoO for making the forged signatures.
An unknown woman Wa, found dead
in the orchard Of Wm. I"hing"r. four
teen mile, from thi- city. carly tAi, morn
ing. She hads pistol bullet through her
head. another through her left ear and a
cut in her throat. The police seem 70
think that she wa, taken to the place
where she was found from this city, for
the purpose Of numbering her, but moth
ing definite is known.
Z. A. Hatcher was nominated for re-
election to Congress by the Democrat OF
the fourth district Of this State Yesterday,
by acclamstiOR.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
IddprzOOk's Case.

WEST CHEsLER, August 6.-rhe
counsel of Uddcrzook have forwarded IL
petition to Harrisburg setting forth that
ten or more witnesses were ready and
waiting in Baltimore, for instructions
from the counsel there. to come and teS-
tifv in behalf of Udderzook, but it failed
To receive notice \ letter signed by
William Louis Schley has been sent, in
which he says: The testimony proposed
to he furnished by me wa. the signature
Of W. +. Uddcrzosk to the semi-annual
return of Barnes Lodge No. -, lndr-
pendent Order of Mechanics, in which
his genuine signature appears on the 30th
Of June. 1873. With this testimony it is
proposed to prove an alibi and create \
doubt in the minds of the Pardoning
Boards. The extent Of the petitions, as
far as signerS is concerned is as follows:
For communication, ], ,322; for pardon, 304; {;
Baltimore petitioners Al; total, l,667.
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A SIy Crime,

Correspondence of the Louisville Courier
Journal.
NEW YORK, August 1T is now cur
rently believed here that Butler and
Moulton have been playing deep and
sly game on both Bcecher and Tilton.
MoultOn is Butlsrs financial partner.
Butler is Moulton'. political partner.
Last winter Butler stood between Moul-
ton, Jayne Il Co., and harm at Washing
ton. Moulton is known TO be a sworn
friend and colleague of Butler. Beccher,
and the Bccchcr party in Massachusetts,,
have been Buffers bittereSt enemies. 1t
is now rumored thut the two have come
to an understanding. Beccher i. to sell
out to Butler, and Butler is to cause
Moulton to vindicatc Rcechrr, either by
sacrificing Tilton, or by bringing about
an arrangement with Tilton. This will
account for Bcechers demand upon
Moulton to tell all he knows. The
Bccchcr committee have been fighting
for time in the hope of bringing about
this arrangement. MOulton has bsrn
keeping out of the way to increase the
value of his assistance to the Beccher
party. In day or two all will be well,
and Mr.. Beecher expects To be acquitted
bv Tiltons own witness and referee
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LOUISVILLE.
4 Republican Riot.

LOUISVILLE August 6.-The town OF
Shepherdsville, Bullet county Kentucky,
Was scene of great excitemento on Tues
day last. Itappears that ou'election day
the friends of Carpenter, the Republican
candidate for County Judge, distributed
whisky BY the buckets full 10 the ne
groes al the polls. There was much
drunkenness among them, and "A Difficult
" arising betwe them aud the white
meu, large body of negroes pursued
Carpenter to his hotel, but he goi out by
the back way and escaped
The disorder continued the next
day, and in difficulty between
negroes Frenchman shot and
killed the ring leader Of the drunken
mob. The infuriatsd negroes pursued him
and he also took refuge IN the hotel.
The negroes surrounded the hotrl and
with drawn pistols demanded that he
surrender In the meanwhile people col
lected, and danger ~ a bloody collision
was imminent but the negroes finally
dispersed. During yesterday and to-day
the whites from the surrounding country
have been coming totown, and great fear,
are expressed that collision between
the whites and blacks may Vet ocyur.
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virginia and West Virginia Iron and
Coal Company.

The Secretary of the Commonwealth
has received for record II charter granted
on the 2lSt of July to The Virginia and
West Virginia Iron Company by Judge
Ro. II. Turner Of the Twelfth judicial
circuit of Virginia. The object Of tn"
company is the mining, manufacturing,
and transporting iron, coal, and other
commodities necessary to the wants of
the people in the counties, cities, and
towns along the line of 'thc Washington,
Cincinnati and ST Louis railroad, with
Il capital stock of not less than ten thou
sand dollars nor more than two hundred
thousand dollars, divided int" shares
of one hundred dollars each. The COM
panv is empowered to hold such real
estate rs may be necessary for the con-
duet of It's business, which will be chiehy
transacted AT Harrisouburg, Rockingham
county.
The following are the officers for tn"
first wear: John W. +. Allemany, OF
Bridgrwatcr. Rockingham county, preSl-
dent; 4. B. Trick. Of HsrriSOnburg,
treasurer; James Med. Adair, of Bridge
water, secretary; and Jacob l.. Sibcrt,
Jones A. Lowsnback, Charles G. Dand-
ridge Benjamin F. Grayson, Andrew
Broaddus Peter b. Borst. Thomas VI.
Almond. of Lurav, and Joseph ). Loose
of Dayton, VA, directors.
Tho company has already commenced
operations under lis chartcr.-Richmo"d
Dispatch.
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Highly Important Rumors.

From the New York Graphic of the 18th.
Among the rumors which are current
respecting the termination Of tn" Beech
er-Tilton scandal i. one of the most re-
markable character, which, however,
seems to be well authenticated. 1t is the
effect that Mr.. Becher will present no
formal statement to the Investigating
Committee, bnt that he will submit /"
their cross-e1amination: and tuLth"r,
that it is his intention to retire from the
ministry and assume the editorship of
the new Republican paper about to be
started under the anspicef of Mcssrs Nor
veil, Sedley and Williams.
1t is understood further that the mana
gers of the new paper requested All m
tcrvicw with Mr.. Beccher few day>
since, in order to discuss this subject, and
that Mr.. Beecher gave them al inter-
view ut Peekskill, when the matter wa,
formally talked over, and Mr.. Beccher
now holds the matter under advise
ment.
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From all parts IN which elections have
hr"u held comes the news of Democratic
and Conservative successes. In Ten
nr>>rr, though the Civil Rights Bill was
made the fair and square issue, reports
tell Of a sweeping victory, and in North
Carolina, which has heretofore been
rather Republican stronghold, tle Con-
>rryativr> have carried the State max
ing tremendous gains. and erecting
seven out Of eight CongrcssmeA. 1t
would seem by this, that the
rnlor"d element i really beginning to
-" that their white fellow citizens. 70 far
from being their enemies. are their best
friends, and had there not been KEEP up
since the war a constant increa.ing
effort To- fan the flames IF diScord be-
tween the races. there i no doubt 5ut
that long since, harmony and good will,
resulting in mutual prosperity, wolld
have been accomplished But the dw
tor incendiary carpet-bagism is abou,
over and trust that better time is com.
ing, when all may JOIN i'll general
jubilee.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
Games Renewed.

LONDON, August 6.-The cricket con-
test between the visiting Americans and
the Rnglishmen were renewed this morn
ing by 4 game between the Princes club
and twenty-five Americans. The latter
won the toss and sent the Englishmen
to the bat. The game was suspended for
lunch ut which time seven wickets had
fallen for nine runs. The play will be
resumed this afternoon. The crack play
ers of the Princess club are out of town.
The order for the British Mediterranean
squadron to proceed TO the coast of Spain
has been cOuntermanded.
Game Resumed.
The game of cricket between eleven Of
the Princess club and twenty-five Ameri-
cans, Was resumed at three o'clock and
the Englshmen finished their inniugs
with n total score of 81 runs. The crowd
at the Princess grounds when the game
begun was smaller than that which
gathered to witness the match with the
Marvlebone club but is increasing fast.
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ON AHA.
Portion Of the a3d Infantry Arrived.

OMAHA. August 6.-Thr first install
ment Of tn" 23d infantry, Company G..
Capt Charles Whrater. arrived here YES
terday from Arizona. The headquarters
of the regiment was established here
about the first Of September. \ detach-
ment of military prisoner, from Fort
Laramie for the prison at Fort Madison.
Iowa. passed through here to-day.
4 heavy rain fell here this morning.
\ house in the southern part of the city
was struck by lightning. The storm cx-
tended rs far west ss Kcsrney Junction.
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Election To-day Unusually Quiet.

The election to-day Wa. unusually
quiet. The interest manifested in the
election was never witnessed before, near
ly all the stores being closed. and the
proprietors and clerks at the polls work
ing for the Conservative ticket. and not
withstsnding. the lines between the
white and black races WAS strongly drawn
more colorcd men voted the Conserva-
tive ticket than ever before. 1t is gen
arallv conceded that the Conservative,
have swept the city, and will carry the
county. and elect th" entire ticket by
from ! 800 t. 1000 majority. The Off
cial vote will not be known before to-
morrow evening.
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OHIO
Atlantic 4 Lake Erie Railroad.

COLUMBUS, August 6.--N n meeting
of the Director. of the Atlantic y Lake
Erie Railroad Company held here to-day.
contract was made with h. M"DnuurL
of Bucyru>. for lay ing : miles Of trarh
from New Lexington, To the Mongah,A
coal fields of Perry county. Tho work
will he completed IN 40 days, \ con
tract for the iron for the line wa, made
BY Colts Rolling Mil Company.
amounting 10 S75,On The iron will be-
delivered next week. That portion "r
the road from Mt. Gilcud 10 BurNrus b.
also 10 be- Cumplctrd this fall
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AR Il ANSAS.
Hot Reports Of Con, rniion Commit

LrrTLE EorK. August g. TIN. ha
been the hottest day known for yrnr,.
The Thermometer reached lUg" Iu ,h"
coolest place,
The committee, on Legislative nnd Ju-
dicial department. rrp"r"d 60 tho '"u.
vcntiun to-day The former r"0nmmouds
the supreme court I" be- comprscd "I
three member. tu hold their Uilirr eight
ycar,; divide. the Stat" into Ten judrrrI
circuits, and rr".slabli'h"' the county
courts.
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THE greatest sensation in Virginia At
present, is the recent discovery of i'm
mense deposits OF iron ore in Madison
county, which promises to yield seventy
per cent of.iron of the best quality. \
mine is now being worked in small
way, which is turning ont about six hun
dred tons of ore per week, that will yield
fully sixty per cent. Of iron. Work will
be increased in few days and several
thousand tons week will be sent to the
foundries at Richmond and Alexandria.
Exchange.
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Senatorial COnyention--3rd District.

NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Y the Senatorial Convention for the 3rd
district consisting of the counties OF
Ktchir, Duddrige, Harrison, Gilmer, and
calhoun, will he holden a. the town of FL
lrnhoro, in the county Of Ritchie, on the
18th day of August, 1874. The under
signed would respectfully request that
county meetings be held at an early day
rs possible, to appoint delegates to said
Convention. Let the counties aforesaid DE
well represented.
BY order Of the Senatirial Executive
Committee X. =. BLAIR,
iyl= Chairman.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW IOEg, AugliS; G.--Bnsin's- va
active IN few department. of The Park-
age trade. Cott1n god. .luggi.h. but
steady in price. Grain Bag, in god Do
mand, firm snd s~nce. Side Band Print
continue sctiys; COnesingz Side Band
Print. 10. WOOL Flannel It'll brisk.
Iarge auction 'ale. of Glenham heavy
voolens have resulted successfully. For
eign good dull.