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Mr.. Charles III Peake, employed at q bsOn
Brothers printing Office, had the index finger
Of his Left hand BADLY crushed in a press on
Saturday.
The Washington Centennial Reform Club
met yesterday, and heard the report OF the
committee appointed tOdTaft constitution,
which was adopted.
At the Tempera nee Temple last evening. and
after numbe OF addresses had been made
several signatures were obtained 10 the total
abstinence pledge.
The Rev. Edwin =. Rafensperger, of the
FIRST Presbyterian church, Cumberland,
Nd formerly OF Columbus, Ohio. preached
the sermon yesterday morning at the Metro
Iolttsn Presbyterian church. Capitol HII.
Miss Teunie e. Clafiin will make her first
appearance before a Washington audieDCeat
FOTd's Opera House this evening, in real
Ing previous to the lecture by her sister.
Mrs. Woodruff. Miss Clafin i a pretty aud
graceful woman, has a good Voice and
knows how to u. e 10 to the best advantage.
The funeral OF the late Robert VI. Potts.
Tor several years assistant cashier of the
GeTman-AmeTican Bank, took place yester-
day afteInCon from the Church OF the AScPu-
sion, Bishop PInkDey officiating, assisted by
Rev. DR.. j. l. Elliot. The inteTmeut was
made at Oak Hill cemetery.
This evening the regularly accredited dele
gates OF the Catholic societies of the District
viii meet at SengeTbund hall for tine pur-
pose OF electing n chief marshal for the st.
Patr1ckS day procession and for the year
commencing on that date. Among the can
herman Society, No. 3; Mr.. Kelly, OF the
West End Hihernians, and Major Richard
DillOn, OF the Washington City Hibernfan
Association.
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rhe Union soldiers and sailors.


THE DEMONSTRATION SATURDAY NIGHT
A SPEECH BY THE PRESIDENT.
The ex- Union soldiers and sailors OF the
District met In large numbers at Clarke's
hail Saturday evening, when a committee of
one from each state that furnished troops to
crush the rebellion was appointed to take
into consideration the adv1sability of hold
ing a mass meeting in Lincoln hall for the
pdieTs s ar saIers 5 fhs a 70 rne Views OF
ployment OF rebels in the public service to
the exclusion OF men who have served their
country faithfully.
RESOLUTIONS.
Lieutenant c. i. Joyce offered a resolu-
ton. which was adopted. that 'ssince the as
sembling of the present House of Represen-
tatlves, men who had served in the late
rebel army have used every influence to turn
out our MANNED comrades from positions In
The capitol TO put their late comrades in
arms in the places thereby vacated; there
fore we call on our comrades throughout the
Union 10 use every effort in their power to
defeat the party that supported these men
and elected them TO office"
DR.. Crew offered q resolution, which was
also adopted: THAT inasmuch as in every
instance where the democracy has succeeded
In the late elections IL has shown q DISPOSE
ton TO ignore Union men, both north and
south and especially Union soldiers, that il
is quite apropOs on this occasion to define
the relations of this government to those
defense"
THE sERENApE.
The procession was then formed, and pre-
CtOtu ~ ltOhCns Danu, fnQrched u = the ave-
nue. TO WIZARDS Hotel, TO serenade the Hons.
q. l.. Fort, of Illinois, and t. j. Caso1. OF
Indiana, as an expression OF their approval
and gratitude for the course taken by these
Representatives in defending the rights OF
the Union soldiers I'm the Forty fourth Con
gress. There were at least one thousand vet
eIans In line, under the marshalship of Gen.
Thomas Gregg, Of Pennsylvania. Upon ar
irving at Willard's, the crowd was greatly
augmented, and after few airs by the band
Mr.. c. NJ. Barton introduced Hon. G. L. Fort
VINO, AFTER delivering a stirring address, was
succeeded by Hon. Il. j. Cason, of Indiana.
Inc soldiers and sailors then took up their
march for the White House.
SPEECH OF THE PRESIDENT.
Arrived there the band played several airs,
and The President was called for, and ad-
dressed the aSSemblage as follows:
Gentlemen: am fully in accord with the
spirit of the resolutions offered by Me3Srs.
Fort and Cason in the House of Represent
uves, and any measures that may be intend
ed for your benefit. / will find place for
any OF your comrades that may be discharged
from the Capitol, and aid all others as far as
lies in my power. Loud applause.l
The procession then moved off, giving three
cheers for General Grant. THE STAR, Re
publican and Chronicle offices were then sere-
naded, after which the assemblage dispersed.
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GEORGETOWN.

OF fire was struck from box 73l, by Officer
Burgess, about IL o'clock Saturday night, for
the burning OF the coopers' warehous Sc of 7 as.
Ridgeway, esq, 56 Water Street, which, il is
supposed, was fired by an incendiary. The
engines were promptly on the ground and
prevented any injury TO the adjoining prop
cry, all OF which are frame buildings, bat
the warehouse And its contents, Consisting
OF cooperiDg materials and barrels, were de-
stroyed; Stock valued (by Ridgway) at
500; house at same; insurance, 80 200
VIM. g: Ridgely died, after a lingering Ill
ness, at his residence. on LIST street. yester,ia v
evening. Mr.. Rfdgely was well known
throughout this community, and was loved
and respected for his many excellent ouali-
ties. He was truly christian gentleman,
GRAIN.-300 bushels of wheat by rail 10
I. {. Wheeler. ESQ.
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PRIZE FIGHT IN NEW JERSEY Broke,
JaT--A special to the Philadelphia CITY
Item says: The sporting fraternity from New
York arrived in considerable numbers Fri
DAY, at New Brunswick, n. j., and the re-
suit was prize fight between Sullivan. of
Brooklyn, and Collins, of New Jersey, for a
purse OF $3.50 a side. The men soon strIpped
ar stepped into the ring, and the fight com
menced. III resulted In 10 rounds, when Sui.
ivan dealt Collins terrible blow, the force
dlslocating his jaw and knocking him almost
1nsensible. The greatest excitement was al
once aroused, and tue Collins hackers seeing
that their man was done for attempted 10
break DOWN the ropes and rush into the
RI 9. This was, however, prevented, amidst
Collins was unable to come up for another
round, being In shocking state. Sullivan
Lhen clai med the stakes, but the referee re-
fused 10 give any decision. This created
more confusion than ever, and great indIona
lion. The wrangling continued until the
crowd nnalIy separated and returned 10 New
Sullivan's favor. "
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THE JOCKEY CLUBS FALL MEErrNGAt
ine Iequest OF owners aud OF the Maryland
Jockey club, the executive commtftee 9f tha
American Jockey club have decided to bring
the nrst day OF their fall meeting forward
one week, so that the meeting will now be-
gin on Saturday, September 80 the LAST sot-
urday In the month, on which day 10 will al
ways begin hereafter. when the first Satur-
Gay In october is as late or later than Octo-
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CoRNS, &C.--Dr. Whites establishment
now occupies the very eligible dwelling, 1916
pennsylvania avenue, opposite Willards,
where he continues the successful Treatment
OF corns, bunions, chilblaius, club and in
verted nails, vascular excrescences, &c. Es-
taollshed in Washington, ID. C., In 1851.
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The Buffalo Lithia Watnr,.

The extraordinary curative powers OF these
Waters in the Peculiar Diseases Of Women; In
affections 0f the Urinary Organs; in DVSDepSd
and in GOlay and Ihe'Didtic Affections is
talent of the country. They are for sale by
kidwell & Son, 1881 / street; Charles Stott &
Co., 4SO Pennsylvania avenue. WASHINGTON,
ID. C.; Fickling & WEIGH. II High street,
Georgetown, ID. c.; and r. s. Leabeater a
Bro, 5SI Fairfax street, Alexandria, Va.
SPamphlets can be had of the houses.
THOMAS L. GooDE, Proprietor,
I4,m&w,6: Buffalo Lithia Springs Va.
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First-Class scourin. and pv.tns.

-. r scner enlarged his establishment by
re moving to his new building, a06 q street, 8
Goors west of 9th street, Just a few steps
from his former place on 9th street, where he
1s ready TO do any work in his line In his su-
perior manner. Kid Gloves and Shoes,
Grape Wells cleaned at a very short notice.
Ladies' Dresses cleaned without taken apart
and spots removed without cleaning the
whole garment. Gents Clothes cleaning and
dyeing a speciality. u.27-tr
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LOCAL Ne VS..
Amusements, &c, Tonight.

National The0feT-ssThe Two Orphans"
Old F5ROtrs RGH.-Blind Tom.
Fords Opera HolEse.-Lecture by Victoria
q. Woodruff.
Thea're CoDi9ue.-"I. o. U, or the Way Of
the Wicked
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GREAT REDUCTION In the price of Dry
Goods. The very best Wamsutta Bleached
Cotton, IN cents. The very best Calicoes, 8
cents. Keeps patent partly-made Dress
shirts, % for six shirts. w. W. Buriette &
CO., No. 92s It'll street. IRepl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-10

Saratsga Springs i'm WiHte-.
reasons for going 20 DTs. StTong's Rene
DIAL Institute In winter, with circular de-
scTlblng its Turkish, Russian. Sulphur. Hy-
dropaIhic and Electro-Thermal Baths the
Vacuum Treatment, Galvanic and Faradaic
ELECTRICITY, SC, will be sent on applicst iou.
Nervous, Lung, Female and Chronic dis
eases a specially. 122imwf3.
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BIFBIG's LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEF, in
pint bottles, should be kept in every Amer
lean home as physician. IL peDetrates N e
stronghold of disease and Instantly begins
the work of cure,
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Weather Probabilities To-day.
Orrrcr OF CHrEF sIevAL OrFrcER, !

lVs lctOs ,
For the middle states and lower lake re-
gion. generally cloudy and decidedly colder
weather and light snow. with brisk and high
north to west winds; rising barometer, fol-
lowed by partly cloudy weather during the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-10

PASSING away passing away,
Each Tooth Wash of a former day.
SozOCtO5u gives the coup dc grace,
Good bye to the humbugs let them pass.
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IMPORTANT FURNITURE SALE.-Wssh.
b. Williams, auctioneer, will hold, within
bis auction rooms, corner 10th and ID streets,
on Tuesday, January II, commencing at 10
o Clock, sale of excellent household furni-
ture, consisting OF fine walnut chamber
suites, paIlor furniture, marble top tables,
&c, Consigned by Phila ieIphia factory and
TO he sold without reserve
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CITY ITEMS,

BEFORE YOUR LUNGS BEGIN TO FKsTrR,
stop the cough that may otherwise destroy
you. with Hdie'S Honey Of HorelsOasad aud Tar
Pixies Toothache Drops cure In one minute
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been tsSpr5 20
m sweetwlre and Martha Carter: r. A
WAITING and NCttie Strider both OF A leIan-
oIla. Va John Mlchsel Ofenstein and Lou
lsa Mar; Wu u Lee and Hattie p TsyIor:
Jtcmss ". Hi ard sarah West, Flank
joyce ATS snna Davis
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THE METROPOLITAN FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY to day elected,the following direc-
tors for the ensuing year:-John B. Blake,
Moses Kelly, VIM g. MetzerOtt, VIM. Wall,
Edward Clark, John w. Boteler, NJ. G.
Emery, John 4. Lehman and b. H. Slime
metz,
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ELECTIONS OF OFFICERs-The Y. NJ. c. A.
Lyceum on Saturday evening elected Mr.. G.
Read, president; Mr.. Tryon, vice president;
L. Cabel Williamson, secretary; Mr.. Free
man, treasurer; and Richard Stuart Evans,
editor.
The Ryland Chapel branch of the Women's
Foreign Missionary Society yesterday elect
ed officers as follows: Mrs. Robey, president;
Mrs. q. /. Hall, Mrs. j. l.. Kidwell, aud Mrs.
j. III. Bird, vice presidents; Miss Hattie
Davis, recording secretary; Miss Rachel Gar
Tett, corresponding secretary; Mrs. A. w.
ROwell. treasurer.
The Columbia TurDverein has elected the
Following efficers for the ensuing six months:
NJ. Lonnen berg, president; l.. Moskey, vice
president; w. Brikmedde, corresponding sec
rotary; b. Sachs, finance secretary; A Deu-
riech, treasurer, (third election;) Z. Loeffier,
controller; Mr.. Bauman, librarian; p. Kohrn
teacher OF gymnastics. The organization is
making strenuous effort TO increase the
membership, so as TO make q creditable
showing this year at the centennial. arrange
ments having been made TO visit Philadei-
phia some time during the course OF the ex-
hibition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-10

Notwithstanding Liniment cures all
Pain, A.
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he. PERABIAU TEACHES PLANO. nan.
- HONf, and the Cultivation Of the Vojcs a..
a. Ss I :, - Piano Forte, No.
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ENAMELFD JEwELRY SETS, bracelets,
buttons and studs to match, received at
Prigg's Jewelry Store, agents for the cele-
bratFd Lake George diamonds i'm gold, No.
i5I Pennsylvania avenue. near Z street
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COAL OIL AGAIN.-The alarm at 7:l0
O'Clock Saturday night from box Is was for
nre caused by the explosion of coal oil
lamp in house 1926 eth street. Fortunately.
the flames were suppressed before much
damage had been done. Officer Peaster, OF
the sixth precinct, was seriously Injured
while driving the crowd back near the cor
ner OF I. tn and NJ streets, by the hose carriage
OF engine No. 2, which struck hi 10 TO the
ground under the horses feet He remained
not been on duty SINCE
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'M'TS.

STlLL DYElNG TO PLEASE FRIENDS,
~ THE RUSH Is OVER.
Thanks TO our kind friends for their indulgence
during the past Fall, when such was the rush of
WORK from all sections as to make 10 impossible 10
MI orders as promptly as We wished Being assured
that the work when finished gave entire satisfsc.
tiop, we solicit continuance Of your patronage
and promise good work at fair prices in from TO
eight days Work sent for deliver ed in auy part
of the District receiv ed and returne to and from
any part OF the county by mail or express.
WIN. II WHEATLEYS
Steam Dv eing and Securing Establishment,
az Jefferson street, Georgetown, d. q.
Established 1881 Ians n
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DUB LADY READERS will be Interested in
another column OF to-days paper.
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For the HOLIDAYS.

WIN MASSEY & COS
., PHlLADA. NX ALE,
CINCINNATI
,,n - LAGER BEER,
CATAWBA WINE.
SWEET CIDER, sc.
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at the whipping post.
1At the university of Heidelberg this
winter there are 80 American students.
~Tallahassees fire department cost son so
last year. :"
~ Mr. Martin, member OF the provincial,
parliament, at Ottawa, Canada charged viii,
committing an indecept assault on Minnie
Mills, has been committed for trial.
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A LIEN LAW CAsE--MesSrs. y. Wilson
and A. G. Bradley have for Mr.. Anthony
Pollok nled a bil against X 4. Fleming aud
Others for an account and an iniunction 10
prevent the sub contractors (2I in numberl
rom enforcing the claims against him but
20 II eIPlsad ana have their rights deter
mined and settled by the court. Fleming
eontracted 10 build dwelling for Complain.
.nt a. tne corner OF Eth and 1 Streets and
curing the progress OF the work hs ma fe an
assignment, when the sub con tractors se~vad
nouces under the lien law on COMPLAINANT
temporary restraining order has baen
Ist 1u Siy
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READING NOTICES.

IF YoU HAVE rheumatism use Durapg's
rheumatic Remedy. IL cures at once.
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THE CoLoRED ScHooLs-The monthly
report of the colored schools for December
shows 20 schools, against IS in Decembe
OF 2sI during the year; average number en-
rolled ,461, an Increase OF l19; average mum.
Der in daily attendance $50, an increase of
355; percentage of attendance 9S 4, being a
gain OF 10 In favor of December IS; cases of
hardness 46, being 800 less than there were
in the corresponding month 1874; also 81 cases
less OF corporal punishment and Is cases of
suspension less for the same period.
THE PAY ROLL CONSPIRACY CAsE-Oa
Saturday the jury in the case of Guy III.
Thompson, Thomas j. Lazenby and Samuel
L. Luckett, charged with a conspiracy to de-
fraud, after being out several hours, brought
In verdict OF guilty as TO Thompson aud
Lazenby, and not guilty as TO Luckett. Mo-
tons were entered for new trials in the case
OF Thompson and LaZenby.
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AN ATRocIoUs CASE OF ARsoN.-Char,es
Soodacfe was arrested in New Brunswick
and her sister drunk on the preyious even.
ing, after which he set fire to the bouse
locked the doors ana fled. The neighbors
aiscoVeIed the names and extinguished
answer, and the women were committed for
drunkenness.-N. Y. Journal Of ObnlDicree. ah
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In THE SUPREME COUhrOF rHE DISTRICT


HotdIns Special Term, January 4, 1876
Of TERRENCE W. RILEY, deceased, the sd
nrnhstistri1 aforesaid has, With the sp
nict OF Columbia Aforesaid. appointed TUES
DAI, January Dth, 1876, for the final settle.
said deceased and Of the assets in hand far the
same have been collected and turned into money:
when and where all the creditors and heirs of said
deceased Are notified to attend, with their claims
properly vouched. or they may otherwise BY law
Ps excluded from ~ benefit in said decea.eds estae:
Hoetded, copy Of this order be published once q
week for three weeks In the Evening Star previous
to the said day, Test.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri-
a Der nss Obtained from the Supreme Court of
me Uistrict OF Columbia, holding . Special Term
letters OF administration the personal estate of
SSS 70 kAEFE; late Of District of Column
piai deceased. All persons having claims asainsr
the said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same With the vouchers thereof, TO the subscriber
on or before the 18th day of December next they
othsrxi:e BY Law be e5cudedf rom an benefit Of the
December, 1876, GEORGE y. PoULSoN,
eecz9 w Administrator.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

CHRISTMAS GOODS.
BUY USEFUL ARTTCLKs
ToR THE
LlDAYS
LADIES CLoAKs, $500.
sHAwLs, e3 90. worth 60 90
CAMELs HAIR sHAwLs. all prices.
BRoCBE sHAwLs, all prices
sILk MUFFLERs. cheap aud ELEGANT
LINEN HaEDKkRCHIEFs, cents.
GLOVES in great variety.
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR very cheap.
BLACK SILKS, 81 90 per yard.
BLACK CASHMEREs, 65 ocrts psryard.
FULL ASS DRTNKNr DRESs GoeDs,asE
per yard aud upwards.
4 FERYTHING CHEAP FOR TRE ROLF.
DAYS
y q. wISwAIL AGO,
dec2 tr No. $40 I'm street. near Pa ave
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Il J. HEIBERGER,
lsuoceesoT TO II. y. Loudeu a Co.,
CITIZENS, ARMY AND Many
MERCHANT TAYLOR
Metropolitan Hotel, date Rrowns,)
No. $50 PennA. ave-, Washtastop
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
Il has obtained from the Supreme Court of the
Dlstrlct OF Columbia, holding Special Term, let
teIs OIL administration on the personal estate of
ABBA III Dash, late of District of Columbia, de-
ceased, all persons having claims against the
sad are hereby warned to exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, on or
before the 18th day OF December next; they may
otherwise By law be excluded from all benefit of the
salo estate Given under my hand, this 18th day O!
MOSES This 4 mark LEWIS.
Wltness:-A. WEBSTkh,
decf0 IN St. Register of Wills D. O.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
\ have obtained from the Supreme Court of the
District of ColuDsbia, holding special term let
GtORGE W. HOPKINS, late of the District OF
Columbia, deceased. All persons having claims
sganst the said deceased are hereby warned to ex-
hbt the same with the vouchers thereof to the sub
scrlper, on or before the Il day of January next:
they may otherwise by law be excluded from all BEN
ent OF the said estate Given under our hands, this
iih day OF January, 1876.
THOMAS J. LUrTHELL,
JAr6-w-3t AdministfatriX AND Admi piatrafor
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u5derrsnec until neon Of the ara Ixsr., for
TIMBER 70 be delivered at our wharf on The
Eastern Branch, VIZ: - '"o
200 Pine Piles, 20 n long, rs in ct butt, in sinai,
White Oak Ferder Piles, Is n long.
Loo lfneai feet l0xl0 virginia Pine Ion q lsn.,h.
Also, 81 the same timep proposals for drivine
For further Information apply st our once
T; EDW. CLARK xCo,
lsne I0t over Bank Of W s~hin gfOn
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BALLS. PARTIES. &c.

EIRsT GRAND BALL OF THE KsIGHTs
a, OF ST J0SEPH Nc. 4, 20 be given Al "A
81 Jo5EPH'S HALL. corner bth aud II -
streets northwest, on WEDNESDAY, Jsnu- IN
sp 4 2th, ls76 Tickets, 81, admitting aLZ-A
Gentleman and Ladies aus s-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-07
Western 25028c: medium

at Csc; choice Western 25o2Sc; medium
20 a 25c y rs.
CuEEsE-Trade is quiet, and there is
fair supply. Choice Western factory ia
nnoted at 130I3Ac; New York cream
14Ib l5hc; Young America 2Oc y ib.
RIcE-Choice and prime are scarce. Good
supply of other grades. The demand is
limited We quote Louisiana No. at "a
03c: common Az 041sc; ordinary Az 05e;
fair SIS 05asc; good 5a4 0bc; prime bls
Gao: choice 61ac v fb.
C0FrEE-The demand ia a little better.
Prices are unchanged. We quote: Cargoes
at l7A a l71ec (gold) for ordinary; IL l8kc
for fair; lS1sc for good, and 1874 q 100 v
is for prime. Job lots: Ordinary i7a4c;
fair 1slsc; good l9Ac; prime 1890 y ID.
EsCULENTs AND GREEN VEGETABLES
Good demand for planting potatoes. Liberal
receipts If onions have rednceh prices;
,hey are quoted at 81 q 50 y Dbl. Pota-
toes are anoted at 81 7502. Apples 81 50
% y bill Cabbages aud sourkrout are
dull. Cabbages are quoted at S!20l4 T.
100. Sourkront nominal 81 7505 p Dbl.
STAR CANDLEs-Light supply. Quoted
at l5Ac y Is
SoAp-The receipts have been large the
mast few DAYS, and the demand is fair at
r,,ncharoed nriees. Western sells at IA q
51ac ~ is in round lots; Ksilers XXX palm
ne: German olive 60615c; CASTLE lie:
mo 81 Ola Sc y Ii; in lots of SO boxes Ac
less y ID; in lots Of 100 boxes 1zc less Id
Ma.innis' Sens American olive DC: CARR
notified 5l2c; white laundry G&cP H..
S7ARcn-Good supply. 100 boxes soia On
private terms. Quoted at Al a Al lac y, ID.
Coal OII4-G, Cd supply and moderate
demand Quoted at l60loc T. gallon, Ia
bhls, and 90 q 25c in cases.
LARD OlL-Good supply. Winter straine ed
sells at 81 10 a u; extra fall strained u Us
q O5; No. | SO 81 y gallon.
SALT-Snall stock. Dealers are asking
sl0l 05 for coarse, and 81 3oGl Az =
sack Tor fine, according to quaiity and
weight Turks island Is quoted at % % zoe
1, bag Of two bushels. Table salt IN pock
cts &c each, as in size. A cargo OF
coarse sold 20 a dealer at S742c = sack.
CoAL-Small stock On hand aud duh
Monnt Carbon coal cells at retail at 53e;
Pittsburg at wholesale 32l2c- at retail DOC
y Dbl. SIS = hid SOC to manufactures, and
SOC /, box to steamboats,. Virginia cannei
?5s y Dbl. van,
UAY-Gnod supply aud very little de-
mand 275 bales Western sold. of which
100 prime at $50; 100 do at sci; - choice al
S23 ~ ton A cargo of Eastern: compris-
ing geo bales, sofa at SIS 5O02l tor.
There is anotner cargo at the landing sell
ing il lots.