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The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-16

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES are selling at $40
q: onions at 50c@02 25; apples at 81 50015 "
bbl; cabbages at $B01o y 1oOs and 81 500 8 80 p
crate.
BAGGING-atea at lie in round lots re-
failing. at 11h@11Ac. Baling twine at 13kc In
round lots: retailing at lac.
BUTTER = Moderate stock. Demand fair.
Choice New York creamery 3O@31: New York
dairy. fine 29@30; New York good 26002s low and
medium grades 16@20. Western-choice, fresh
packed 1909 good do 15@t7 good fruit house
4@15;. summer packed 13@14: low grades SO
IL !; roll. wet packed 16@1s: roll tubs, 1920.
CHEESE-Prime Western factory t2AD12h; !;
good do 114@12. New York cream 15@15h.
WHISKY-Is easy. city made selling at irreg-
ular prices from 81 OoQ01 o. and Western recti-
fed at 81 04@1 O6 y gallon. Ga
STARCH-In good demand at 3G131sc In lots (;
jobbing at 3A@4c y 10.
WOOL-More stocks Offering than there Is de-
mand and It Is held above the views of buyers,
BURY is quoted at 11@12c Louisiana clear 26kc,
clear lake 271dD29e % ID.
SALT-Stock light demand active. "a cargo
all coarse. cold at SOC per sack afoat. We quote
81 05@1 10. Turks Island neglected at 32c v
bushel. Table salt In pockets 1x@7kc each. as
in size.
POULTRY-Oldc chickens 50 1904. young $40
30: ducks 5000 80; geese s5 5o@6 80: turkeys
s13015 v dozen.
EGGS-Western 14@l7c; Louisiana 10000 v
dozen,
RICE-Ts firm. No. q sX@4c, common 41@5c,
ordinary 5495ac. fair 5h95a4c, good 5zst961s,
prime 6A@6l3c, choice 6ae % ID.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-16
Trade Dollars.
East Iniia Ca,tan.

Watts Co.'s tLiverpooD Circular. Jan 25,l y
The anticipation Of on important increase in
the shipments from Bombay at one time calcu-
connection we quote from Messrs. Wallace 4
Co.'S circular. dated bombay thirty first De-
cember, 1877, the following remarks: The
bly, but the out turn will. it is expected, be less
than that Of last yea, which was short Of the
average by about one fourth. 1t s too early yet
of Comptah and Sawginned Dharwar. but there
is every prospect of q good yield in 1878 of these
last season so that on the whole we cannot look
for an export of cotton below that of last sea-
son, but unless the weather henceforward be
ex6ess will amount to anything of conso-
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-16
DEMOCRAT, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 16 1873

strong. choice being quoted at 81 GO at whole
sale. s,o53s =##ssr ....,.. a#@E .-. E q E.
In Sugar the stock Is small and prices are
firm.
There is good inquiry for Molasses. with a
firm feeling in prices
COTTON-To-day's business embraced $3.50
bales, the greater portion of which showed no
appreeiabe decline. although numerous trans.
actions were made at lower rates. The general
tenor of the market was, In conformity with ad-
vices from abroad less favorable to sellers, the
ruling being irregular and prices weak. There
has been, perhaps. week during the season
which has proved more unsatisfactory than the
one just closed.
The volume OF business has not been mate
rally eurtHled. but prices have everywhere
steadily declined and the market has been ex-
ceptionably Irregular, and at times panicky.
The closing quotations of this market to-day
are &c lower for the better descriptions. and
&c lower for the low grades than those of last
Friday. At New York the market for spot cot
tons has declined a@1se during the week, and
futures 5S@A points. Liverpool is off sd on
SDOtS
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-16
TO THE LADIES.

DIR. BILLIE has returned from Paris and
opened an office at 154 Canal street, between
cret OF Ninon dc PEnclos who. up to her death
In her seventy second year Of age, retained the
beauty, vivacity and spirit as when she was
which is pleasant, even enjoyable, ladies' can do
away with all cosmetics and paints, as the skin
becomes soft and white the eyes regain their
turns. The old become young and the young.
who have ruined themselves with late hous.
vigor and fire Of youth, All diseases and
troubles peculiar to ladies' treated by harmless
and painless method. Consultations and core
respondence strictly confidential. =
de9 tt DR. BILLIE. 1b4 Canal street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-16

packed; clear rib sides 5sS@51ze. loose and
packed naa, fnd clear sides s@5Ae loose anu
BACON-The supply being large and the de-.
mand small, baconed meats continue to rule
dull. easy and nominal; We quote shoulders
for clear RIB and eslc for clear. Dealers rates
are Ac higher. Sales--21 casks clear rib sides
at 6}4c; 30 boxes do at G1sc. 1
LARD-We have nothing new to note in lard.
The stock on sale consists of 2l50 tercps, 1885
keys and 29t5 pals The market is quiet and
but done IN ha oes
trade. We quote packers tierce at nc and re-
9ea ys@7ne sn With dealers M rates he higher
reduced to $40 tierces. But the demand Is also
small and the tone OF the market is dull and
easy. We quote: Plain hams selling at sossc
quality and brand Dealers rates are a@1c
BREAKFAsT BAGoNThere 6 'iireus IS an abundant
FULTON gEEF-Half-bb 50 IS: western BIS
s 9kEf Hffebn Hoa nss ~ Sf 81 bb
selling on orders in the job trade ats6 25N06 50 y
half Dbl & for pig j. pork % $40 so1l Dbl for prime
ness oe rp 20 50 5 prs % pork 5 80 %
quoted at 6@7c y H. Picked pigs tongues are
quoted at sc apiece. Picked heads are offer
30 v barrel. Bologna sausage exc. Spare
ribsnnone ,11 y IN market Side ribs sb@5 75.,
GORN,,,-Active demand and firm: Sales--5oo
bags yellow and mixed and 1000 choice yellow
at 49c $500 yellow and mixed at Aoe; 1900 and 1900
yellow at sic. and 800 white mixed at SOC y
OATS-Ths stock is fair and the demand
moderate. Sases-150 and 1000 bags Galena at
BRAN-Du1l and lower. 50 bags sold at SOC
HAY--Is easier. sales-2oo bales ordinary at
s1S ,,,,1rIs and 12o prime 4L at 81 50 ton.
OJFFEE-Ths tone OF the market is steady
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-16
Foreign Mark cts.

L1vERrooL. Feb. 15,, 1890 D. m, = Cotton
flat and irregular; Middling Uplands 6>5d
Middling Orleans 6A; sales 5000 bales
Thch for snens nd
los 1od; Western winter ,11s@l1s Cd. Corn-Old
28s@S2ss 3D.. Oats SO. Barley 81 I'D. Canada peas
36s 6d. TalloW-p. Y. G. London 4os@4os Sd
prime city 4os Cd Bacon-Cumberland cut 33s
$os Cd; l. hams-long cut 4ss shoulders 28s cd.
Beef-elndia mess 9ls; extra do 11ss; prime
mess 83s. Pork-Prme mess Eastern Gas: do
Western 55s. Lard--Prime Western 39s cd.
Lard oil 46s. Rosin- common So Cd: fine 1os.
Turpentine-sptrits 25s cd.
80 .. m.- Breadstnffs firm; Corn-new 27s Sd
027 Cd; old 2ss 3d@2ss 9d. Wheat Western
spring los 4d@11s; Western winter lis 2dH11s sd.
3p. m.-Pork--Eastern steady at GAS Western
steady at 55s shoulders Cd lower and dull at 23d.
92s: extra India mess advanced 1s and is steady
at 119s; prime mess advanced Is and is steady at
84s. Cheese-American choice advanced Is and
is steady at Cos. Other articles unchanged as
follows:
Bacon-Cumberlan cut dull at 42s short rib
dull at 3os Cd: Hams-long cut dull at 43s.
Lard-prime Western dull at 39s cd. Tallow-
prime city steady at 4os 3d. Turpentine-spirits
steady at 25s cd. Rosin--eommon dull at IS cd
ass. Tallow 4Os. Calcutta linseed sos. Linseed
oil 26s. Sugar 23s 6d@23s cd for No. u Dutch
standard on the spot and after.
LONDON. Feb. Is, D. m.-Flour unchanged at
2sS Wheat drm5sr f. Chicago of coast 57s red
arrive 49s 6dR50s California 54s 6d@59s; ar rivals
for orders light. English country markets gen.
orally IS higher. French country markets a
shade higher. Corn irmer; cargoes off coast
for orders light. Mark Lane wheat and corn a
shade higher.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-16
Domestic Markets,

New YORK. Eeb Is, II a. m.-Coffee steady
Ion. 500 ChoWan and 4sO David Stewart; at Balti-
more 1000. Guiding Star. 16ss, and sl9l Aalesund
15A at New Orleans Raw sugar dull; sales
IA hhds, 93 boxes. Refined sugar-softs easier
hards seady and in fair demand; refined vel
low Gssg7sa: do extra G s@s1z; do standard 8
do off sh@s4. Lnseed oil 63@64
p. m.-Coffee steady and in fair demand.
lsass, RaW sugar dull; refined easy. Linseed oil
ST. LOUIS. Feb. 15.-Wheat-No. 2 red-no
sales; No. red stronger and higher: opened at
81 24h and closed at 81 26A March, opened at
q r. 24A and closed at at g 26 April 81 25lbd cash
Corn stronger at 42ls@42sa March. 42s6 bid April,
41h bid cash. Oats better: 24a bid February,
25 bid cash. Whisky steady at 81 Oh. Pork
flrm $40 G5 asked cash. $40 IS bid March. Cut
meats quiet and unchanged. Bacon steady and
Lard 1915 asked.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-16
THE SISTERS OF CHARITY
OF ST. SIMEON'S SCHOOL

VH DOuVVH
A RE HAPPY TO INFORM THEIR PATRONS
"a and friends that, after having made some
repairs and improvement In their buildings.
they are prepared to receive few young lady
boarders. AS only q limited number can be ac-
commodated, applications should be made az,
early as possible, The Boarding School will
open on the 2d OF January, 1873. For terms, ap-
Isl Annuneiation street. n de23 n
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-16
OFFICE CONVEYANCE RECORD"
. No. l6 st. Charles street, ,.
NEW ORIEANa I'll


:, The undersigned respectfully announce To
compete Chain q Title or iist Of Transferrssn 81
Real Estate In New Orleans, back to original
grant or purchase, when required; also full
Abstract OF each transfer In the chain thus So
investing In Mortgages perfect security from
fraudulent or defective titles. The method of
indexing our Conveyance Record" peculiar to
our system, enables us to give information Inn
medlately.
Attorneys. Notaries. Auctioneers, Land
Agents, Surveyors, and all parties Interested in
Titles to Real Estate are invited to call and ex-
anime our Record"
de1 am Il. y. DODGE n r.f
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-16
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
Friday Evening. February Is, 1878. J
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-16

The steamboat John W. Garrett with two
barges. from Cairo. arrived here yesterday
evening. with IT s4s sacks of corn and 294s sacks
of oata.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-16

Mobile wants an appropriation Of s2.ooo,ooo to
improve her harbor, and, in addition, wants
Congress to reimburse her for the money she
has expended in that direction.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-16
Exchange Clippings.
PATENT THINGS FOR srEAMpo.


Following is No. % of rules and regulations as
amended by the Board of Supervising Inspec-
tors OF Steamboats, at their annual meeting last
RULE %: The main pipes and their branches
required by law on steamboats, to convey steam
from the boilers to the hold and separa-e COM
not be less than IN inch in diameter, except on
steames emploved on Western rivers, which
steames may use. branch pipes not less than
branch pipes leaiing into the several compart-
ments It; g 9f tn the :. hold of the vessels shah be
to ndas tie msos or pars IF t6s
vessel to which they lead. These valve or their
handles shall be placed IN the most accessible
ranged. when practicable. that all can be en-
sha E?ad be plainly marked with the words Steam
The 'ist, of lfe-saUng and other appliances
prpTal Of the Secretary Of the Treasury. may
sels In addition to those already in use:
Mills auxiliary steam generator approved
oDs5S baeRn hgaer Gssh yaeV Ms
feed water heater, Herreshoff's patent safety
coil boiler uimited in construction to pipe Of
lating CRATE bars and water fronts. Gerard's
Flaglers fire ,extinguisher. White. Il Hays life
Kahnwieler',s improved granulated cork life
preserver Connelly's frs extinguisher, Mar
t1nS Hre eXGlngu1Sner HeOrge JudSOn'S life
boat, Torrey's gondola life e-raft. Burke, Wise
Co.'S lifeboat lowering and launching appara-
tus.
Courier Journal February 10:
During this month the following steamboats,
will leave here on the dates named. carrying
eycursionists to the Memphis and New Orleans
Mardi Gras: Tom Sherlock, 1sth; G: B. Church.
18th; Robt Mitchell Goth; Chas. Morgan and
Golden Grown, 22d.
Aft and Henry. Nip and Tuck" Morgan and
Dopnally. are coming up the river on hoo
raww
The work on Capt. Tobins imperial steamer
Is being pushed forward vigorously at ow-
ards shipyard.
The new steamer John W. Cannon is at the
city wharf receiving her boilers and machinery
She's bird.
The Alice. from New Orleans to Pittsburg,
passed up last evening. This officers were
neither gray hal red nor bald-heaied. Time
was no object to them as it was her first trip up
Stream.
Memphis Avalanche, February IA:
The Thompson Dean left az dark for below
with 600 bales cotton 1910 sacks seed, 525 barrels
1els potatoes and 30 barrels moIasses
The James. Howard, for New Orleans, left
with is people. 40 bales cotton. Il wagons 712
sacks cake; she also added at HopeaeId l30
bales cotton and 100 tons cake.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-16

Total this week .$12 403 TAG So 1073,049 AZ
Throughout the week the offerings for dis
count at the banks have been small. and the
counter transactions large. On the street the
offerings of commercial paper are light and
rates easy.
We quote exceptional paper SO v cent;
Al do g@11: second grade do 12@- loans on
collaterals go: Al mortgage paper 9010;
second grade do o v cent per annum.
Gold is firm. b
Foreign Exchange is moderately active and
strong.
Sight is fairly active and steady.
State Consols weak at s4s@s44.
Premium Bonds steady at 36I@37
Stocks quiet.
Gold opened in New York at 1o2% and closed
at 1o21. bere 1t opened at 1027s@ @1o27s and closed
at 1023s@1O2Ss.
Sales $4,000 at 1o21z $4,000 at 1924 $4,000 at 1925
and $4,000 at 102ss
STERLING SALES Eos 900 bill Of ading at,
4s9490 E10Oo do at 400 G0oo do at 4s9R G2 900 do
4s91s@49O. 10000 do at 4sg6p4S9A and Gt8,0o0 do
at 4s9@4s91s Bank Sterling -94921s; CONNER
cial bills 4ss1s @4sgh.
FRANC SALES 100 900 commercial at -;
200 900, 100 600 and $4,000 do at 515; 10000 and
$4,000 do at 5.155s. Bank francs -. confnercial'
sfdHT SALES s22oooo at 's@s- s2@1-1s v cent
discount. 80 -
STOCKS AND BONDS.
The following are tho weekly quotations Of
the New Orleans Stock Exchange:
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-16

During the year 1877 books and pictures to the
value Of s254. 1886 o. were exported from the Con-
sular District OF Leipzig to North America, with
music to the value of ssgs3 %. the total amount
being less by SIT 800 50 than the year previous.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-16

COTTON STATEMENT.
In store and on shipboard Sept. /, 1877. al 1866
Gross receipts since yesterday. 1913
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-16

Two Of the vessels that have been selected lot
the Transportation Of American exhibits to Paris
are OF great antiquity. The frlgate Constitu-
ton. for instance, is not only survivor OF the
war of 1872 but was nineteen years OF age when
that war commenced having been built in 179s
while the Supply has been afoat and in toler-
ably active service for more than forty years.
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GEORGETOWN.

DEATH OF AN OLD CoLoRED WoMAN.-Henri
eta Oliver. an old colored woman, about 90
years old, died at her home. in rear OF High
street, between Brown and Stoddard streets.
yesterday.
POUND PARTY.-See advertisement of pound
parry 10 be given tomorrow night. at Forrest
hall, under the auspices of the Ladies' Beneyo-
lent Society.
A GEORGETOWN Boy ABRoAD-The Week,y 4 d.
rance, or Cleveland Ohio, In an account of a re-
pOrtorial visit to the signal Office nj Thai Mace
speaks In high terms Of praise Of Que of the OBJ.
serVerS-Mr. S.W. Glenn, formerly OF this place.
PORT.-Entered. schooner Freddie l.. Porter
chase, from New York. with 1000 sacks salt
GRA1N.-Arriyed. boat Ruby. with 200 bush
els wheat TO Hartley & Bro
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.-Five thousa nd huSh-
OF S5 bushels at 1G41,
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CIRCUIT COURT-Judne Carter.

CIRCUIT tOtRT-JudJe Cartier.
saturday, Taylor IL Co. VS.. Smith, Birge 4
Co.; motion to set aside judgment Overruled
without prejudice. Doherty vs.. Georgetown
college; motion to quash overrued. BARLEY e.
amended narrative to plaintiff, to lille other
counts. Simmons & Co. VS.. PItchard: Judgment
OF condemnation. Green vs.. Raft; Judgment by
default against Elias Ran for S14S.II.
To-day, Castleman agt. Chesapeake d Ohio
lalal Co.-actlOn Tor damageS-On trial.
EQUITY COURT, Judge Macarthur
-, saturday, Nanderbqrgh IS. Gordon; restrain
Rider VS.. White; referred to special auditor j. j
johnson. Pool " Hume VS.. Daily; application to
remove trustee denied Cook VS.. Cook: injunc-
stated BY auditor. Gardiner VS.. Williams
Truesdell and solicitors enIoined from enforcing
payment OF decree in case No. 6,232.
To-day, Grant agt. Gaynewer, and same agt
CRIMSON; pro con!eSSo. Carter agt. LonlaX; pro
cCnieSSO.
POLICE CoURT-Judqe Smell.
To-day, Louis addison was sent down for Va
granCy, 50 days. Charles Lawson. street pro
family; s.. Lewis Smith, carrying a pistol
pleaded guilty, and was lined $50 or 60 DAYS in
Jail. George Mansfield, loud and bosterous; S..
VIM. Jones and Henry Jackson, two abe bodied
colCred men, charged With vagrancy: down for
80 days. VIM. Jones was arraigned on the
charge OF assault and battery on Richard j
Wnlet; $40 or so days. Ann Mary Frazier was
sent down for yagrancy. Richard Jordan a
colOred boy, yagrant; 30 days il work house
Faulick McNulty. suspicious ard Idle person
unable 70 give good account OF himself, was
caught by a lady in back upper room of her
house and handed over To the poIce: Wort,
house in default OF bonds. Joseph Mcclellan
st.eet profanity; -. CnafieS i'of2ed Violation
OF building regulations Iii Gems. r; .sing a franz,
dwelling On Il street, tGdyfaelr .,.3oar let
Lewis SiunlS NCTn1n carer col ~ | AMI W.
Niison, white. iarce:5 o. ctot-.in" fro 4 4 ao.
Van DClen. DeitcJi, C 'soJ.l=, ,c,ii.i,t; ~ ~,
Detectives AeF iIieSii ARD s;ia.eF la ;aay 3r-
cd The i.a.ties ana ipl q on. Ok ~ s4.l-
ing ON tiieln Ietectl. I.fre51 - rob r,tej
officer CooMeS. IAey aete cJiLIa.GteI ior We
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AMlUSellnents, &c.

NATIONAL THEATER.-LOokOut for larger audi
enceS at the National this week than during
any previous week this season. as Lolita" viii
be the attraction. Her new play, LA Cigale, y
Will be given this evening. 1t has been pro-
n0unced by the New York papers to be better
fitted for Lolita than anything she has ever
undertaken. There was standing room only
every night OF her appearance in 1t in that CITY.
FORD,S OPERA House. - Commencing next
Wednesday evening, ''The Streets of New York.
viii be given nightly during the rest of the week
with Thanksgiving and Saturday matinees. Mr.
len and others OF Mr.. FOrd'S company Will an.
pear IN The piece, the first time it has been per
formed here for some years.
ODD FELLOWS HALL.-TniS hall is crowded
daily and nightly by people anxious to see go
rhine, the wonderful living bust. There is an
afternoon and evening performance each day.
THEATER C0MIQUE-ThiS theater Will have
does not intend that its high standard OF excel
lenCe shall be lowered.
C0NGRKGATIONALCH URCH.-Df. John Lord one
OF The SOundeSt and most Instructive lecturer
il the field. Will lecture at the Congre rationa
Church this evening on society In the Old RO
man Verdi This will be the first OF c0ur5g
OF Twelve lectures TO be given by Dr.. Lord.
LINCOLN HAiI.-Remenlber that the RICH
Rev. j. j. keane Will lecture here tomorrow
evening on 1.-The Church and Human Nature
Ii Will be q most pleasant and instructive dis
course. The proceeds will go TO the orphans.
GRAND HANDICAP RACE at BrightwOOd PARK
Thanksgiving day. See the advertisement
GAS FIXTURES, portables and student lambs,
mantelS, latrobeS and CRATES, at Hamlton'S Sll
ID street, Y. NJ. c. A. building.-4dut.
STOUT MEMS DRAWERS and ladies' Union
dresses; also, medcated underwear at 81 80
worth g, at ChaS. BaumS, 40S eth Street-1dy
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action OF the grand jury. Catherine Ruth, as
sault on Mrs. Barker; 81. James Simons as
sault with intent to Kill Richard Brown by
striking him with stone. fracturing the skull
on the 5th OF October last; committed for the
action OF the grand jury. Samuel Lee, alias
Alex. Webster, petit larceny second offencel OF
two bridles pleaded guilty and was committed
Bates, larceny of ten Jars of preserves from
Charles T. Coldwell 60 days in JAIL w. Ham
nett, keeping gambling house; grand Jury.
days Washington Holmes rape on George
anna Scott. on 18th inst: dismissed
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Condensed Locals,

Mr.. Henry Davis was Injured Saturday night
while passing 10Th and streets by 4 stone
thrown by some person unknown.
The new VI. L. church south at Fairfax c. H..
Va. was dedicated yesterday. The Rev. DR.
Harrison pastor in charge Of Mt. Vernon Place
church. in this city, and chaplain to the House
Ct Representatives, delivered the dedicatOfy
sermon.
An old lady named Margaret Kirby was
knocked down and run over yesterday afternoon
BY a pair OF horses and buggy while She was
crossing Il. between lst and I'd streets southeast.
She was seriously injured.
During an affray between several c0nre1
roUghs saturday night, on tth street. stones
were thrown through a window in NJ. charles
Handlers hquor store. which broke two deini
Johns Of brand. and when he pursued the rIIf-
fans a stone hit him in The face. iniuring him
quite seriously. He was taken TO stones drug
stor, and Lad his wound dressed. None OF the
TCUEfS were arrested
District Chief Ruler r. III. Cook and officers Of
Columbia District Tent OF Reehabites viii make
official VisitatioUS 10 tie different SubJriinat"
tents in the District a. follows: capitol Nov.
Et>t: ThwHiN, Nov. 18th: Refuge. Nov. 23th;
Friendship, pee. 81; Eagle, DEG. Och; Washing
ton, Dee. I1th; Heber, Dec. 18th; Excelsior,
IiGc -: Mt. vernon, Deg. 18th; Excelsior. iU-
tiGr. Fee. attii. and Eagle ilIniOr jan it'll
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DRESS GOODS.

iTsr, 'l and Wool DRESS GOODS, wide .loul,le
wIit.I- IrtH.eI e. =
f.1ft.:uI SIX and Wool DRESS GOODS. re luceI
ttLHhtD CASHNERES pure wool wide ioulIa
w.eiA. teilteed l. 30 BLACK CA-INERES, pure
ElAt X SllES CDIORln ST. GUFfErn
SII-kS. STRIPED SiIkS
Bach ; lbs trOl4 81 t. 81. Gh.or.l = KS from Is
t. 80 our 81 Sl25 and 30 Black SILKS are sls-
C.al bar-ailIs. y
CARRIERS, IN Narl..f Space.
GlhNo COZ FRS, finest quality. handsomely EN-.
tr.a' TCt with silk. from 81 ts So
TABLE COZ EkS finest quality anlsoulelX plu-
hCoG.f.1 with silk 49,
ttBAkN- lar-" assortment. from = to S35
btt' HE SHAMiS, very larre assortment from,
- Ia 80. " --
noy2atr CARRIERS, IN Market Space.
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LOCAL NEWS.
amusemenis. &c. Tonight.

National Theater.-LOtta, the vivaciouS- in
ola Cigale.
Thfatsr Conti9,ts.-ENcellent varieties.
ODD Ftllotcs' HlH-"COrinne," the wonderful
living bust.
Ccn0re~ationdi Chrrch.-Lecture by Dr.. John
LoId-"SUciety In the Old Roman World