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DISCHARGE OF INTERNAL REVENUE OFF
cERs-A RATHER r UG II COLLECTOR
Messrs. T. L. Van Auken and G. a. Thorpe
have been discharged from their positions
in the, internal-revenue Office, which they
have SO long filled in this district, by Col
lector Bolts, in whose departing MT AleXan-
dria is thrown by the new arrangement.
Mr.. Bolts was very unceremonious, and In
this case uniustifiably rough in his, an.
nouncement Of his determination to Messrs.
Van Auken and Thorpe, remarking that ne
" had no use for carpet-baggers." Neither
of these gentlemen are amenable to that
reproach. Mr.. Van Auken married and
made his home in Virginia at the close OF
the war; and Mr.. Thorpe's father was a
bona fde resident and merchant OF Alex
andria for many years, and died here at his
home. We are as much averse to carpet
bag rule as Mr.. Bolts, but it is not just to
characterize gentlemen as carpet-baggers
who occupy the positions OF these two.
They have both been competent and faith
full officers, and, in fact, MIR. Van Auken
declined to accompany Mr.. White to Rich
mond as second in the office, for the very
reason that he objected to carpet-bagging
from Alexandria (his home). to another city.
Mr.. Fountain Beatty is retained as agent
for the Alexandria end Of the new dis
trict. -4Alerandria Sentinel (Republicdn).
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A,ersr BELMONT can get off a joke, after

AUGUST BELMONT can get off joke, after
all. In the course OF speech which he
made in New York the other day he said !:
81 have read that after the election it is
the intention OF Mr.. Rothschild and myself
to buy up the whole United States. Mr.,
Rothschild has not written to me on the
subject [aughter]; but know that Uncle
Sam will not sell out. He has different
plans for farming out the country, and III
tell YOU what they are. He is going to sign
a lease Of it to his namesake Uncle Samuel
J. Tilden, which will be confirmed on the
4th OF March next, with a special covenant
OF renewal for good behavior. Then may
we look forward to an era Of prosperity and
peace" ..- -..# ,-.,
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THE WORLDS FAIR-CELEBRAT1oN OF THE
SURRENDER AT YORKT0 WV VIRGINIA
DAY-FIsH BANQUET is at last fixed that
Old Virginia shall have her special Centen-
NAL celebration on the 10th instant, the an
niyersary Of the surrender OF Lord Corn
wallis at Yorktown. Maryland and the
District OF Columbia are to have theirs on
the same day, and probably Delaware and
West Virginia will also. The marshals and
hpralds OF the tournament, which is to be
the most conspicuous feature OF this COM
bined celebration, have been appointed,
and are as follows. Chief Marshal,
Colonel S. Taylor Suit, Of Maryland;
Marshals,. Colonel John S.. Mosby, OF
Virginia; General Wisewell, OF New
York General j. D. Imboden, OF Virginia;
Henry L. Davies, of Washington city, and
Adiutant- General F. A. Bond, OF Maryland.
Heralds Major Harry Gilmore, OF Mary
lsnd;;; General S. P. Berbridge, OF Ken
lucky; Mr.. Samuel Welsh, Of Pennsylva-
MIA; Colonel W. r. Berkeley, Of Virginia;
Mr.. Harry F. Turner, OF Maryland, and
Colonel Lee ,Crandall, OF Mississippi. For
the posts OF the fifteen knights who are to
contest for the smiles and browning hand Of
the most beautiful and accomplished woman
that can be found in America several hun
dred applications have been received by
Colonel Suit and his assistant, Major Fred.
Handy, OF Richmond, Va. :, But this list is
not yet ready for publication. Commissions
were yesterday forwarded to the gentlemen
above named, as marshals and heraids.-
philadelphia Times, 4th. sstr III
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Ng COHEN BROTHERS ARE NOW
offering over lo,00j yards ALPACA LCSTRES A,
1876, selling generally at Csc. oc4
NJ. BARGAINS FOR THIS WEEK at
!, the new DRY-GooDs HOUSE Of
.t.f. :, L. STERN & CO.,

81 523 BROAD STREET: ,s-r,.-
Ten pieces BLEACHED TABLE DAMASK at SOC.
I worth $1.35 fully 25 dozen TOWELS at 1879.
worth zoe: 20 dozen NAPKINS at cne-haH
their value; . large lot Of white BED-QunTs;
4, from 75c. up to Stall very cheap; new
(, PRINTS and PERCALES; rs dozen BALMO-
RAILS and BOULEVARD SKIRTS from &c.
up; 25 pieces BLACK ALPACAS, the cheapes.
ever offered In this city.
Look at our 45c. MOHAIR LUSTRE, worth G2kc.;
HAMBURGER EDGINGS and INSERTINGS-a
p choice selection; a full! line CASHMERE for
!: mems and boys wear 800 STRIPED SHAWLS
at remarkably low prices; n well-selected stock
of DRESS GOODS from 12Isc. up; BUsTLES
of the latest styles; good assor tment of ladIe.
and gentlcmeR's UNDERWEAR at inducing
prices.
Call and examine our stock and prices before pur.
chasing elsewhere, as You will find 1t to pay You.
New goods added daily to our stock. Cali early
and supply yourself, at I. STERN & co.'s,
z's 523 Broad street, between Fifth and Sixth.
The following statesmen are with US, and wonld Ge
pleased to see their friends: Mr. JOHN j. TuRSgP,
SIr. JOHN c. WREN, Mr.. CoRBIN B. NoRvELL.
Oc
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WINCHESTER P T, IS Sc i, 5,

INTRODUCTORY III sERyIcEs r--ehR
I REPORTS OF cOMMITTEEs-CrRCgLAR
4 IN REGARD ToiLIBERALITY TO THE CHURCH
n H0sPITABLE HOMES IN "a BEAUTIFUL CoUS-
Il TRY-A RICH COUNTRY. sI.eis3s :. ,isi.f I
( Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.J
rs PETERSBURG, GRANT COUNTY, w VA. ],
1.-The Presbytery of w nehester met at this
place onEW cdnesday the OF September,
and was opened with sa sermon by the Rev.
j. r. Graham, ID. ID. The following MEM
bers answered at roll-calt -vtz. Ministers
Graham, w WOODWORK, g. w ..sAiE hite, GraW-
ford, Clymer, HopkiRs, H.I INF White
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VIRGINIA Items.

A reilnion OF the Second Virginia cavalry
at the Lynchburg Fair is talked about =,
Dogs in the southern district OF Frede-
rick county continue their ravages among
the sheep. 1sst
The next session of the Holston Confer
ence will be held at Abingdon, commencing
on the 18th instant. , assa2, ,'..-
The dwelling Of Peter R. Pence, in Rock
ingham county, was nearly destroyed by
fire Monday,
The Mayor of Savannah sent $500 OF the
81 900 voted by the City Council OF Lynch
burg to the Brunswick sufferers.
Citizens from Bland county report snow
three inches deep on Garden mountain. 1t
is visible from this point, and is the first OF
the season.-W YheuiLle Enterprise.
Perry Mcdaniel, OF Montgomery, was on
Tuesday committed to jail for knocking
down q colored man and assaultlng bis
daughter on public highway.
Early risers say that on Monday morning
the thermometer was down below freezing
point, and that Ice was quite plentiful
There was heavy frost, which did no little
damage. Vatleg Virginian. s,a. ...s
Shenandoah will have an unusually large
crop of corn this year. Our people GER
wheat crop was excellent, corn crop will be
very large, potato crop is good, an d fruit I'M
usually NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Herald.
About five hundred citizens OF Winches-
ter and Frederick county have visited the
Centennial up to this time, as shown by the
number OF tickets sold by Captain Smith at
the Winchester station. .o.@= ss,:i =
, The first biting frost of the season came
Monday morning, and caught the planters
unprepared for it. A large portion OF the
tobacco crop was standing in the fields, much
OF it, green, and in some localities 1t sus-
tanned damage.-DanuiUe Register.
The weather has recently been almost I'M
precedentedly cool. Frost was visible IN
various parts of this county last week. Mrs.
T. p. Pettus sends us the following: "From
diary of Captain Thomas Pettus. deceased,
it appears there was killing frost SepteE,-
Der 81, 1908. Nearly all the tobacco was
killed" -Charlohe Gazette. ......s -
Elmwoood, the beautiful country seat OF
George W. Ward, Esq, with forty acres OF
land. on the Northwestern turnpike about
a mile and half from the city, has been
purchased by General John G. Walker, OF
Texas General Walker, who is at present
in Philadelphia, win return with his family
in the course OF week and take possession
Of his property Winchester Times.
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THE STATE FAIR.
EIo E.t,AlIiR. sit Z

ctt!TghIT, EIo FaAIIR. 7lst sSlE sJla
&-:e,J.,. ..tpr.,sI-g. 1T f:yTat fro -
BOOKS OF ENTRY. NOW, OPEN ut the score
tary's Office Intending exhibitors are requested to
come forward and make their entries 1T once that
everything may he arranged in time. as the books
will be ,84's4rn :.
CLOSED BEFORETHE FAIR AND NOT AGAIN
Il. at,ffe;.o, BE-QPESED. ft-if ~
j, Instalment members are reminded that the AN
NUAL PAYMENTS NOW, DUE, and that their
certificates will be forfeited without the endorsement
of the secretary. 5sotEt - III e. CT LEIGH,
ii oc 4-eod3t j. 'rst.5l;E ~ gl.i- Secretary -
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MILITARY NOTICES.

A TTENTION, HOWITZERS,- AA
IA Assemble ut tile armory TONIGHT ut wv
DAY NIGHT at O'Clock. In full-dress uni AxSaesh
form, with side-arns and helmets, for drill.
oc Git II. C. CARTER, Captain.
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!. m,,xIi.lRnTaEra..

Married. ~ 3iispterd's Mst4 in Gaf1ifke county,
county 10 b fss LIZZIE w sTON, uHH daughter
OF the late John Winston. SKI "a = s
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AMUSEMENTS.


GRAND CONCERT, TABLEAUX, AND
" '...s - CHARADES sss,y.
TO DE GIVEN DY s.
~ TRINITY LODGE, NO. 81. l. Q. G. T., rs
i. = D. : FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE. . II
SAVANNAH AND. BRUNSWICK SUFFERERS,
=, s.'.'E AT
~. VIRGINIA PERA.HOUSE.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1875.
The above entertainment will be given in connec-
PROFESSOR Pre- TESS voELKER,s CoRNET. AND STRING
q" BAND.
Mr.JAsrES p. CowARDIN, Miss JULIA WILSON,
and the UNo QUARTETTE have kindly consented to
assist onthe occasion. ;i...l -
/ Professor T. J. MINOR, we'll known to this cemmu-
nifty in this line, will have the management of the
tableauxs and charades.'i j..
The committee confidently appeal to the citizens
of Richmond to support this entertalnmept Tor the
benefit of suffering fellow-ctizens Of savannah
and Brunswick. 800, III ~ -,
we have been enabled to place the price Of admis-
sion at low figure from the fact that we have every
thing connected with it free of charge tor this be-
'he'oieh' purpose 1Atsni's J. NJ @DUEsBERRY, d.
.-..saEs- u:EE! ~ r. w. POWELL -
.,G;.g ~. s,:.y f., j. A. HOBSON,
''i''" t., T.. CHRISTIAN, =
''" | t't&' RS. VALENTINE.
q, or 6-4t& IL .- s.i-.-...lI.9fI 30, Committee.
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4. nIERICA,s GRAND NOVELTY.

IN Ei."5' -i"t -
RICHMOND THEATRE-OCTOBER6 g. 2, ASD9 o.
The iustly celebrated and great original
- MADAME RENTS FEMALE MINSTRELS:
brilliant array Of grace and beauty, presenting inc
- - finest minstrel scene ever. witnessed. -.
THE DASHING AND PEERLESS s.s -
=. MABEL STANLEY'S -
.l:.s LONDON BURLESQUE TROUPE ;.
their first appearance In America, In the great mu-
steal burlesque, rewritten and localized, entitled
- y 1'X1ON,
with all the delightful music magnificent costumes,
= = and scenic effects; also introducing the
charming and graceful
MILE MARIE DELACOURfS TROUPE De.
= -. II PARTISAN DANCERS, Gt''I, ..1@
augmented bya s.5..
SUPERB CORPS OF SPECIALITY ARTISTS,
forming together the most marvellous and attractive
- entertainment in the world.
ADMISSION: Dress-circle and orchestra, foc.'
parquet. Soc. family circle, 25c.
nrices - ,,., 0c. 6-lt*
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Well done, Connecticut New York,
New Jersey, Connecticut, and the South cast
1877 electoral votes-two more than are ne
cessary to the election OF a President. :.
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Personal.
WATCHES. JEwELRY,. &c

WATCHES. 9EWELls 4 . sSc:- -
16 ELEGANT DIAMOND RINGS,&sSa
Lei selling at a sacrifice; ! Ladies' and ~ a
Gentleman,s elegant S,earet sheil-Case, $50
winding Watches a 81 fine Gold Key-WindinS
Watches; lots of Chains for ladies' and gentlemen;
Quantity Of beautiful Rings for sale cheaper than
ever at d. :. a: tSlssISlhIs,
oc 6-lm t,,5T No.l7 north Fourteenth street.
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~ VIRGINIA OPERA. HOUSE.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER i o, 1875.

MrJANES p. CowARDIN, Miss JULIA WILS0l
and the UNo QUARTETTE have kindly consented
assist on the occasion. TO "a
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L Professor T. J. MINOR, we'll known to this cenmu
tableauxs and charades.''
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NJ SPECIAL. NOTICE.

Over $50. 900 worth of DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
&C.. bought at extraordinary low prices, and will be
sold cheap to make quick sales. v
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TIE BRITISH ASSOCIATION OF vIRGINIA-THE
PETERSBURG RAILROAD-IMP0RTANT CON-
MITTEE APP0INTED-THE CITY AND THE
CITY POINT UNDERGRADUATES IN THE
FOURTH DIsTRICT-AN OLD PENITENTIARY
CONVICT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF P0-
MONA GRANGE-MINOR ITEMS.
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TILDEN AND HENDRICKS FLAG THROWN TO
THE BRBEzE - SPEECHES FROM COLONEL
PENN AND MAJOR CRITZ-AN ENTHUSIASTIC
CANyAss-A MALIGNANT FORM. OF BILIOUS
FEvEP-FROST. $50 .f
New-York tribune., 1876-02-02
THE STATE OF TRADE.
ETHIOPIAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, Feb l-l2S0 mCOttOn is dull and depressed
dding UpaDds, GxL; hlIding Orlectas UlSie; sales
5000 including 700 bales speculation and export
receipts 2i,5OO bales Oi which 10 400 AeIican Cotton "
Mldling clause, shipped February and March delivery az
t. do, aIi June delivery, at 6L Tho receipts 0i
Wheat for tie three days beeb $1,000 quafte
oi winch $4,000 quarters were America
IdNEKtoOL, I-I3O m.-Sales OF MidilnB upabus
Cotton Low MlddIg clause, shipped January February
(per d. Cad. spI% and Aplu (per saill
dO. February anI March dein 6tL. d"
do, April Nay delivery. Ut si do dsy anu June
deyeTy. G7Iad Beef. 93 v H. Bacon 90 c"t
iOr long clear siles J2fC short Clear MdIes
2J quarter for New Mixed WcsorA ald - 2O Ior Oi
Flour, Z2a2i per barrel Peas, 81 $50 guarier
for Canadian. Wheat S3G3y v ctDal ior Red Western
spring, I0JgI0l 10 for California Cab.
IItHaPJOi, tcD. I3,O y. n.Of to sales OF Cotton 10
day, ), IOU bales were AIaericaHL
Ia,K,rUOi- roO 10 D. ln-Sales Of MlddliEg Uplands
COit1, glr cOntidCi shipoi January ana fcDrady az
salts oi ddng Uplals Low ii iddlIng clause, shly
ped FEBRUARY and March satJ, at 6Gd. do dO Juhe
and uly delivers G2l. Bacon ort Long Clear
iiOrlcs al Manchester duli aud tc ding ~" ~
LUNION Feb l-l-:oO D. m-UAitud states DUA!H, ioOJ-
ol IOJ7s 1905, 1895. NowfIyts l0o2 Lrio halfway
sA4Ios lJ'l do. Pru!sHed 81 y
Feb. - y. hl.-Iaris adNices quote Echtts
Co. - o ETIo Railway shares, 1875 ,
LONDON FeU. l5.3O o. in-lhe amount OF bullion VIA
tie banh LngLtnd ga DlicctOsial " 4 ,O@O
money - lis Or tle account Rem ed
Ie,T,cun lUii lU v gallon. i@nJ" sHatiiO y cNL
IONDOA IeD. II 80 LI-COusOs 3isl5 or b0th money
1s07s I,nl 1914; nov rNc, 1902 ETe Ia'I
shares, ' do. pr,r.e o. Pans Al Ices qiOe ischt
Losn0S Feb -sytning Calcutta Ilnseed 40 a493 Lin
sred OH, 236a23iJ PcnL 90. -, -,
PAR.s, teD I-LAchango on London 2Jt 10 for short
slant
New-York tribune., 1876-02-02
coTruA AAIsKGrs.

CnAnKsroy Fob l. Couo dlli al dcpresrcd Nidi'ing
f.. I1f ...4Nnr, l-.t-i Do'. - 'iii4f, iot''' .
ia rrc, - 20, bales IOIts, cjaat"is', - btc'' HAos
4,uJ lil,s. htpc.. t,I-o uA.tn
IN D..hA o. eb. I.--to.iuu lreguai aud Easy Aid
lll. I-.-,.. LoF saains. 4lA,. go .'4 10 ~ ~"
rr,...a, bases. 1901 lalos oA.ut', u
,.aIt Bl.. 1SI u'ira. c0ast"-s, l.ti' Odio'i s1lt
L.. ..Jlti.,-. ~ GA, -,..o iai .....,..
-,.ts.Aii re-. - oun and iTre-ular Middling
I-.-.. I.. liI u.Ac bs.s b4J. ~ i.a4. ~ -. ic
80. To-, h4lrs. nto b. % 900 bales
Nti'rr' il,r Good OrDn.Tg 0i,dlOc.; net receipts
:, aaitH i.sOU Dalab: stooA' D'o-f bae o. ..,,
MtsirILs. .rJ. "a 90 "a ",f" l""'' ."h Ml"''hs
i, ruoort, I,toy Dsi H4 hienis, Ii1@ ""''@' ''-'-
4. 400 b-it.s, B.. -. Va,D-o bilcs
ru N. lnlA feD i.-t,.ioa dull Aid lns. l3se; Low
N din &c, Good Ori"ary lie; net receipts ~ bi'S
= cAfoIts - t.itat britain 20 bdtf.
A.. ~ ,u, ven I.-Cgt lodN NJ dlins II - oN
Miduup 2c Good Ordinary, lO1sci net receipts s., ~
bll,s "a AIt~, Cunbrli, 30 Dat "o S'a hei
12lp bIoa c1dsNse. I&i1 Dalos' Saes 90 Do' e'o1A
,si,1- Feb l.-Coton quiet Mid,ing. l3iac. Low Md
dbuA GOud Driiuar., ia hrt f"topir, 80 ba"s
.iS bair- eXIors oTcat Lf TAM 80 b'les S'H' 81"
10 isyIlif ieb - otlon quiet: Mdding, l2'2c.
HAIIhOih l.C Otto1 d4 apd oas' hlilhg l=1-c'
80 I,s - JA ooast ZBO uIes; saiss 40 bAi"Si
h-luicls. > L1i -. stock II. ia DdlOs.
NI.aissIOA tOtton al hiGdlng. l2'ic:: Low
Miiinug, IL 80. GDod ordinary lQc. not receipts IA
tales: s.lcn, III bales; STOCK g. sJb Dacs
NOKFDLh FcD. l.IouOn duH; M.d.iing, IZ'sc net ~
cepts 10 baes. sIpOra. coastwis Oo% bales sacS o.
Dales Stock. -, ~ bates. . -, ,n,,,
AtgisA L d. ca. duh and tending down, Miiiiing
Igtc, Law 3iding, III nj Good Ordinary lOc recoips
~ -, D1SSan Feb l-C,tion dull: Mdding. l2i2o Low
Eitiine W. Good Ordinary luc. ftcopis ZiS phrsi
,pei. 2J7 bales; -ars l72 bars stock. 493 Dal,
81 IOtis, Feb l-Couon irregular ana lower Mdins'
to7 6aos srmos olj bales sales 100 bales STOCK 10000
bales
New-York tribune., 1876-02-02

BurFNo Feb l.-CArTLK-Receips today l,69s hoaa
making tho supply the week thus far 1891 heal
be balance being against go "r tir
saf time ast week ia Tor the same week ast
wear The market dun and draRD 10 sal na Tor ine
Eastern traDsae ons we're conn 90 '" al
butchers trad prices Ia OF best grades shade weaker
on qHlty; the onertEgs rs genoisiy insi'm
poor attendance Of buyers ar i0l head sosod OF .is
af Illinois sieors avcfang. LOB Liz l.ii0 LIZ anI
ics5 20; r. ios iosd and 30 NJ 81 TO S. 1874
I23J H. 80 %, and 80 Ind ana rtcers aHciasbs
ss5 lO2l. and LOSE b at s. 20. 81 o.Sri Olio se.i'
i 5o's g. % ''"- ''T' ~ 70 'as' ''~' M
total supply Tor s far 400 head against is:0O
be,d fr fhc IN last week. AID g. 90 head for the
am, week last year, market fairly aetve Offerings nr 10
good common graios than last oek
ssyces i0alyc on luna and common bort grades al
abnt lasi week quJiatoDs $500 dsposod Of $500 heal
fr Hrgon butcher msrSet tho balance to Eastern pur
a. n, - ~ aud 81 at 25 81 at 81 JOi lO3 at 80 p l0y
NJ f6 a. sheep, zverising - ~ ~ 20 2o w ~
o. si Ohio sheep snd 90 N. At s. 71 10 AZ
IfSs"necpts today. lGoo head making the total supply
for she 6i01 head AGAINST oo hsAd iyr Va:
sae time last week 1900 bead for the week as
var Market on Monday fairly aodyo forkorA - 20
- heavy hoss o. S.s ,o no osy ss r. % .o8
hogs demand saes cars U lsht ihoa s"eA ~
s7A
CHICAGO Feb i-CiTTIE- -Reoe,pts $3.50 head fairly
actiya hui rstr weak so chiefly at ~ Sockefs
Al Oafl 6O Msum Good Pat eteers - eS1 81 =: ship
Hois"Recsipts $50 head dull. lower Packing u 66o
sHEEP-Roceipts, 1000 holh stoAdy unchangod'
ISDiAxAPoiJs. Feb L-hoos nrm and higher t7SE soi
receipts. l,9C0 heal
wIrrsrowx MaSA Feb, l.-CArrg-Rsceipts .a9I head
demand very moderate and sslss ysI s.oT ~ ' az )
sSoto: 81 g 6O1e 76, - 76Sss IA Grst easy
New-York tribune., 1876-02-02

and retailers British fancy textures In sef colored
plalds selicolrred siripes mslanses and 90 bsgss
black silks firmly held but finer qualities are selling a. un
ss In slight demand Ribbons and mil slks ruled
Inactive Considerable distribution effected Of dress
hneps and drills ducks duek coatiugs bayA blouse nnenk
&C were rather active housekeeping and shirting
linens dragged, ard linen hanGkeIchiefs unmprUvod
There wa better demand Ter white goods and enloiferes
though sales generally small Victoria lawns ruled quiet
Mems wear wooen goods DUH Light mOhsir coangs
were In deDian aud fancy Italian clchs &C had sine
atenton Fancy striped aud embroidered cotton hose were "a
moderate request but PLAN cotton hose and hall Lose ruled
quiet There steady demand for kld slosea and iin
prters held best real lid firmly FABRIC gloves ana
gauntlets ruled quiet but finn.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-02
DOMESTIC MARKKrs.

BUFFALO. Feb. l-Keocpts-Flour. 80 bush; Wheat,
~ 300 D. IL Sh1n.ents-l iodr. g. BD. neat 1900
GGsh fC.rGa ami a1ca@nSed Wheat au saio 100 bIs
40, Ss 4uAss Si @ m & No N'i w@s,ern At
OJc in crs Now ~ 4'c on track oats ne etel.
L. sales 900 milwaukee 81 ayoat 77c Barley Ia
a6ise ior. aah 40 ior -e1,y Ness LAFd dun al l''
tHI,AGo. ic5 l-iou d. beat strong and higher espe
oaly cr 0puoAs No opr.ng' 9'4c sI"l goc, reDsuAy
G5eo, 20 Corr IN IA + d.n.and so aIxe,i ,oc. s.ot
,ie March oas nlngI he3 mgr S NO @ - 90 In 81 'I0.
opoang: ana lower at DC. SPOT 7Sc teDri.
Iru st - JO0 80 o. PoIk iar "a aan1 and lishet
stcs at ~ o5 spot; w. ~. Maroh BuA Meats quie bu
s.tA"y QUIZ g. ,,"' ' ' ~ or, his fio,lr
i,JOO olah heal. $500 busa Corn loUc0 bush oats
rIoui SJjI Jas hcai. 5G.OU bsa. COM. S,JOo oash
Usi' 3uUo Dd' bdil',, a. % se W ~, 80 % W. ,,,5t ,o
Wheat easier = lo.tr So'"' 81 i'"''' '"' "H'' o
CScSnA, 90 i~rIJir steady. with moderate demand
SAN at .5ai5c oats Dina iar and m.r.et
eI5a. Bal.. dal a. Iu.,t M incAans
m a1l y, = Si N i = sam ~ & ksti., -,a 5c LUZ cas
gHat D-t IN s-otd1l7 - ".i i',n '4 : ~ nau .''
mil.u H. i .' .ar rils j. a !. w. Gr,on Mols-NO.c
bA'5 g' 1 oi i aeIs a. az o. far u Gor ' Pacing
- o,4< OhOos Iio4yy, ~ 11@1 LO' receipts 'O''
NINA 80. f,b l.Four duh neglected Wheat -'.ady
y si"a4 c. : o. ia d do - lO ~. = dh' o1v
nm o. :. ..o. ga 4ui an Ioaiuai No 2. % 2o srieJ
20 ~. !. jet Il ao n0uaa. r sr'lc, a.ii I'M; No >.
TO- F' a. esa ~o.'c' 80 or S'.' iof@ 80 90. lif
h. .s II L. ~ smiei Mea's ,h'.idcfs &c i,o,e /,
~ i T., H. - Wa,ai - siph.n..-4sJuO bis. fioIr OU0
,bs HIiA ieb I-ctroloun ID dr r,J. noilns onor
ins Tnnopy 7cc hch at - -. ani fiaises. co1aAds
:. o., r,o. nAcu,r nran. 80 'J9slo ani dt4oi - ~
~, So ., 80 C6.s ,elLing ilif. - -
a.. 20, o,sin anu i-n''.- a.iy a. - - 81 ,
oass 81 100 o. .'ye ti'-I aDc 20 Whc.i i'.. M
al 10 aBi.er ~ eJasI -, sta "A., II 'I"s4 90
New-York tribune., 1876-02-02
WOOL MARKET.

WOOL Market
PHuAprIPBrA Feb i.-wo6 I'm slightly improved demand
stocks higher not beng IN
ahead Of their wants Ohio Pennsylania ana
West Virginia Xxx and above. 47a5Oc; Z, $3.50; Ne
6Od5ic.: Coarse. 46d49c. New York Michigan, In
diana Western Fine 42a4Sc; Medium, 49d54c; Coarse
46S4yc; Combing. Washed. 58a65c Conbing Cnwasned
42 ve; Canada Combng CSC. Fine, Unwashed 5Veoic
Coarss and Mediuw Unwashed S5s39e; TUB %ashsd
229.4c; Rxua and MerIno. Pulled 40d42c. No ana
supcr. Pulled. 40fl2c Toxas Fine and Medium 2aosoc.
Teraa Coarse 81 422c.
COFFEE MARKET
RIo JASErHo Jan Sl.-Tho Coffee market Ia quiet prices
unchanged.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-02

There much IA drcfsi poul nv, hut trade Is
dull MCst.r coming IN lolct, uhl VIII
.yt. 10 be ~ ttiI'r hlnH'N
fuc hss IyOraJl, fr tAs trade tame
sslrts QUAIL r lasi N'tk. II ~
l crs,O1 thes ith frJlse, VIII be soi dur.nF ihs
month vi deIlrts cn ai1w tcy Killed. hrfpN
no N,iT4LOI tm al Fcd iIr a4nS en- ~ 90 -,
slrh sLltca.enf efary The Dir Is Ne!lEni "
roi, On .cco mt Of the expiration the line % lhS
Live s.tas ana IN deuiand tor ~ Jews 70
1ay 4 car geese soil ai u % " pr AId
Of jdncKs I lie b %. Ioi n IOuso In les 0rodeIt 7Oe
New-York tribune., 1876-02-02

pare favorsbiy with the Valencia Allen received
eonsenms6t Of 1000 boxes 20 ID each The ccok ar:
up demand for them few sales Of slpss are 20 o9ls &
cut iOc 22 quarters 9c - Jbls southern, Quartrs
S2c 10 bbs medium Goors peele peaches Isc -, 10y
blackberres sold al Quotations.:
New-York tribune., 1876-02-02
fnanrial.

osfrcs or rHE CONSOLIDATION COAL CoxPAxr)
NEw.YoRx Feb l. is7s. !
IN conformity to the charter, the ANNUAL
Il MEETING VI the stock kholders for the ELECTION Of
PRESIDENT and transaction Of other bust
wi be held at noon on WEDNESDAY tho l6tn inst
at Company. No. IL Baigay in the CITY Of
York and for the puoses OF sach election the pos Wal
be kept for hour The transfer books VIII close rep
g. O'Clock and open the morning OF the 18th inst
II. q. HICKS, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-02
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
CATTLE hiARKETS.

PROVIDENCE H. f. Feb. l-rrnting Cloths hnn at &C. 80
days for best 6iIGis, with dun market