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Alexandria Affairs.

Reported for THE EVENING STAR.
TIE ALEXANDRIA COUNTY TAX-The Board
OF Supervisors have just fixed the county tax of
Alexandra county at one per cel,tun on the as
sessed value of real and personal property.
The county levy last year was fifty cents on the
hundred dollars; but it has been found that the
county has gotten heavily into debt in past
years. there being S5, 700 of warrants outstand-
ing. To meet most of these. and to have the
$1,000 needed for running the county for one
year, a levy of $4,000 has been made When
the debt is paid the levy can be reduced to the
former rate.
BOARD OF SUPERvISORs.-The board of SUPER
ylsors of Alexandria county-Messrs. Rowe
Pinn and COstellO-has Just concluded its seS-
SlOns. The supervisors summed up the county
accounts. took steps for settlement of the late
treasurer. made the levy and approved the bond
of Treasurer Wibert for $35 600 with Carrot B.
Wibert. F. f. COrbett and S. B. Corbett as sure
ties. The board also adopted a resolution
That the treasurer be, and he is hereby, di-
rected not to receive any county warrants in
payment of county taxes except from tax
payer in whose favor drawn. or that there be
money in the treasury to pay that warrant in its
regular order OF registration" Over four hun
dred warrants have been issued during the past
year, and they are often disposed of at largely
below their face value An effort is now being
made to give them par value in the hands of the
original holders.
REPORTERS NOTEs.-A delegation of the Lit
tie SsteTS OI TIE P0OF. OF washington. visited
here to-day and received many deserved fcontri-
buttons. Among the inmates of their asylum
are several old residents of Alexandria whose
old age is made comfortable by the self-sacrifice
of these ladeS.-A number of the Alexandria
public school teachers and the superintendent of
schools will attend the State Normal School In
stitute, at Front Royal. Va, this week-Many
Of our local politicians on the conservative side
are ION to Richmond" The |. p. on the repub-
lican side is Furnishing up his armor for the
contest between regular and readjuster repub-
licans in the CRY and county convention TO-
morrow.-The mayor this morning had Geo.
Bryant, Henry King. Jacob Brann and Samuel
Davis the umbrella member. before him for dis
order. He fined each IS or 60 days in the chain
gang.
RESCUED FROM A WATERY GRAvE.-A number
OF soldiers, said to be from the Arsenal barracks
went out in a boat from the port here last eve
ming, and were overturned during the storm
The boat was found this morning bottom up
wards on the river, but it is understood that the
men were taken off the overturned boat by the
Corcoran on her trip up last night.
DlSORDERLY ASSEMBLAGES.-The mayor has
determined to put an end to the crowds of lads
and young men of all cOlOrs who gather in crowds
on streets and corners nightly and interfere with
passers-by.
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The Season at Oxford. MARYLAND.


| wAsHINGToNIANs ENJOYING THEMSELVES HUGELY
THERE-GOOD FARE, GOOD AIR. AND EVERY
THING IN CONGREGATION ACCORDING.
Correspondence of THE START
RIVER VIEW HOUSE.
OXFORD, Nd, July %, 1881.
After sOjOurn of ten days at this delightful
retreat, we desire to say Few words i'm it's ia
vor-situated as it is, on the banks of the Thread
Haven river, within twenty miles of the capes
and Chesapeake bay. The scenery on either side
is really enchanting on account of the fine land
scape in view-the forests Of shade trees which
protect the stately mansion, orchards and vine
yards from the fierce rays of the sun and the
blighting winds of winter
Our party, already noticed in THE STAR, left
washington on 5.45 express, B. and O. railroad
In one hour afterwards we were safely aboard the
fine new steamer Ida, of the Maryland steamboat
company, Light street wharf, stateroOms Sc
cured, baggage checked. We parted moorings
promptly at 9 pm, and after delightful trip
and cool nights rest, we were aroused by the
cry OF Oxford at am. were soon ashore and
comfortably dOmiciled by Col Peters, of the IA
nous sixth Maryland regiment, now proprietor
and owner of this. the River View House, and
his accomplished lady Being shown to our
rooms toilet made, the breakfast bell rang. 1t
is needless to say ample justice was done that
meal. as well as every other since, the variety
and abundance of the food, cooking, attend
ance, &C., being all that could be desired. The
remainder Of our time is taken up by reading,
writing, bathing, music and dancing, not to
speak Of the racquet and flirtatiOns made by the
children, of course.
In conclusion, we have only to add that the
expense of getting here is trif1ing. the price of
board as reasonable as can be found at any
frst-class clearinghouse in the city. The ther-
mometer has not exceeded 81 degrees any day
since we have been here. A word to the wise,
and am DONE.
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CITY ITEMS.

The Rainy Season May be Soon Expected,
and a gentleman contemplating a trip of any
self protection. 1 have the largest assortment i'm
the ID. c. of such articles. and can sell them at
low prices. GOSsamer coats sell for s. and e. /
have just received light weight coat with an
appearance of velvet a sun cured coating the
best have seen in an experienc of thirty years
have also the Goodyear storm coat, leggins
capes, caps pOnchOs, blankets, hats &c. In dou-
BILE coated goods, have the Freman's coat.
with snaps: the POliceman's friend, and talmas
for mounted service.
GEO. c. HEyNING,
40 Seventh street,
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE STEAMER
MARY WASHINGTON.

occoQUAN FALLS MOUNT VERNON spRrNasz
Inc STEAMER Mary Washington win make Excursion
Ir1ps to OCCOQUAN FALLS every SUNDAY MON
DAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, leaving 7fh street
I'm Fare round trip, % cents. -''''' mug ~
rE% MOUNT VERNON SPRINGS ey0ry RATIrR-
DAY. Steamer leaves wharf at 9 an ret,rnine sf 4
Pm. FARE, 10 cents This boat Will be Chartered st
The steamer Mary Washington win also make Excur.
mons every SATURDAY. leaving her wharf nj 6 10 %.
M; returning at ii 80 pm. Music and Dancing doxn
and back on al trips except Sundays Tickets. Is
SS.s.. m27
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RIRECT To LOWER CEDAR POINT,
The tisest Resort on the Potomac.
Grabbing, Fishing. Boating Saltwater Bushin9
tNew Bathing Suits and shoes.)

The fine and fast Steamer J. w. THOMPSON pevfv
furnished has been chartered by the Proprietors q
Lower Cedar Point and will run daily (fruun SATUR-
DAY, u LII 5utn. including Sundays) leaving the Conn
pany harf foot of 9th street at 80 sharp ar1v-
ing 81 LOWER CEDAR POINT at 1890 pm, leaving,
a5;J9, Viii reach Washington at 10 y. m.
Meals FURNISHED on boat and grounds ut 50 cents
Prof Meber's Uniform Brass and String Band are
engaged Tor the season the Boat and nj The Point
flfst-class accommodations Delightful time. Posi-
uNeiy no Improper person allowed the Boat or
Grounds Officers will be stationed both places To re-
1use abundance u such Parties wishing
ranelnents for excursions TO Lower Cedar Point VILE
Apply on the boat At the Office Of St James Hotel. Of
W. ). Roose, 1888 Pennsylvania avenue.
For the accommodation of visitors checks will given
for parcels left at the Point for safe keeping.
Fare, 30 cents round trip; children under T. years
half price, iyy6.2w
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
PicnicS. Excursions. &c,

There will he an cverybOdy's picnic at Gales
woods Tomorrow
The Fifth Baptist Church will give grand
excursion TO Richmond on the 4th instant
The Young Catholics Friend Society will leave
next Monday evening for pleasant trip to
Pney Point and Point Lookout
Tomorrow is the big opening day of the
pavilion at Quantico. The Marine band and q
string band will be in attendance. The steam er
Excelsior will leave at a. m. and 3:45 D. H.
four days trip to Ocean View will be given
Monday. August Sth to Friday. August 18TH
Tickets. including meals en- route. railroad and
steamboat fares and board at the Ocean View
hotel. have been fixed at the very low rate of
SO: children s..
Bud Eagleston's excursion to Norfolk and the
Capes on the steamer Jane Moseley takes place
Tomorrow. the boat leaving here at o'clock D.
N, returning Friday evening: fare So
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PARNEIL. SUSPENDED" -Inthe house of COM
mons yesterday Mr.. Parnell was SO discourteous
to the chair and to Mr.. Gladstone that he was
su spended for the remainder Of the sitting.
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DRESCRIBED BY PHYSICIANS

DRESCRIBED BY PHYSICIANS
PIC
FRUIT
XATIvE,
PREPARED FROM TROPICAL FRUITS AND
PLANTS
A DELICIOUS AND REFRESHING FRUIT
LOZENGE,
WHICH SERVES THE PURPOSE OF PILLS AND
DIsAGREEABLE PURGATIvE MEDICINES.
TRoPIc- FRUIT LAXATIVE is the best prep.rat,on
in the world for constipation. Biousness, Headache
Piles and al kindred complaints 1t acts gently, eec
lively. and is delicious to take CLEANSING the svrte,o
thoroughly. it impsr.s veor mind and body and dis
pels Melancholy. Hypochondria, etc. ONE TRIAL,
CoNvINCEs. PACKED IN BRoNzED TIN BOXES
ONLY.
PRICE Is AND 60 CENTS.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. .nsa-sosv
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DrOWelne61s
biliousness. pains and aches, and ague. Hop Bit
tiers always cures.
UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN
have found Liebig Co.'S Arnicated Extract
of Mitch Hazel the most satisfactory preparation
yet seen. j. G. GILCHRIsT, Md.
Professor of Surgery, etc.
Cures piles. rheumatism, neuralgia and painful
monthlies. Sold in fifty cents and dollar sizes,
RecoIleet that for Marasmus
debility. malaria, dyspepsia, liver complaint and
other disabilities and disorders the Liebig Co q
Coca Beef Tonic is incompatible. Beware of
limitations.
High Authority.
DR.. w. E. Scott, President of the College of
Physicians, Montreal, writes: II have recon-
mended Colden's Mebigs Liquid Extract of Beef
ana TONIC invigorator as the best preparation
used for Debility, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Fever.
Ague. and Loss OF Appetite"
From Eminent Wilmer Brinton. MD, Baltimore.
have used Colden's Liebig's Liquid Extract
of Beef and Tonic 1nvigorator in my practice
and have been much gratified with the result
AS tonic in all cases OF debility, weakness, an
emia, chlorosis. &c. &c. it cannotbe surpassed
Burnett's Cocoaine
PROMOTES THE GROWTH OF THE HAIR
And renders it dark and glossy. 1t holds, in a
liquid form, a large proportion Of deodorized Co
eoanut on. prepared expressly for this purpose.
critics which SO exactly suit the various condi-
tons of the human hair
Hop Bftters
gives good digestion. active liver, good circula-
ton and buOyant spirits.
Rough on Rats.
The thing desired found at last. Ask Drug
gists Tor Rough on Rats. 1t clears out rats, MICE
reaches. bed bugs, &C., 15c. boxes. tu
"Alderney Dairy Wagons.o
Fresh Attorney butter churned every morning
and delivered in u ID. Ward" prints, 35c per
Id. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet
milk &c. per OF. Cream, lOc pint.
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THE EVENING STAR.
fCESDAX...-............. AUGUST 2, 1881.
LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

The Weather.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER /
WASHINGTON. DC. Aug .. ISL $50 I'm.
For New England and the middle Atlantic
states. fair weather. winds mostly southerly sta
uonary temperature and barometer.
RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER
The following are the readings of the Their
mometer at the Signal Office during the tlay:-
tam-, ~ deg; III am. so deg; p.m 81 deg
Maximum. 81 deg; minimum. Cos deg.
BEWARE OF GREEN FRUIT-Now that the
heated term is approaching, people should pay
particular attention to their diet above all things
avoiding unripe fruit and stale vegetables which
invariably bring on Cramps. Cholera Morbus or
Dlarrhoea- Children are particularly subject to
complaints OF this Kind and no mother can feel
safe without having bottle of Perry Davis Pain
Killer within easy reach. 1t is a safe. sure and
speedy curse for the disorders named and no
family medicine chest is complete without it.
FUSSELL's ice cream.
CHEAP REPAIRING. Byrn's shoe store, 1914 18th
street.
THE STEAMER .JSO. w THOMSON for Lower
Cedar Point. viii leave Washington in future at
$50 am, instead ef 8. See advertisement.
Your eyesight fitted with splendid glasses for
I'll, at III. III. Hemplers. Pa. ave-, near Az street.
BRACELETS gold filled ladies' misses and chill
dren's sizes. az Prigg's. 457 Pennsylvania ave.
Low SHoFs-For ladies and gents. must be sold
at half price, TO close business. Spear Bros, 13i
18th street.
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Real Estate Transfers

Dctts Ill lee nave Dttn recorded follows.
George E. Emmons to B. H. Warner part 33.
30 156 s.. Gertrude E. Ray ct al, to North
ern Market Co., lot C, so. 422: % $3.50. j. b.
Alley to q. +. Emmons. lot So SO. 155: 81 $40
James W. Harvey 10 Ada Donaldson right title
IN lot c, Howard University sub; -
The NATIONAL FAIR AND THE YORKTOWN CEIE-
BRATION--Ata a meeting Of the board of directors
OF the National Fair association held last night.
the report OF the committee on catalogue of
premiums and their recommendation that 10 600
copies be printed for distribution was unani-
mOusly adopted Judge III. III. Blackburn and
Col j. c. Mckibben were elected to represent
the Fair association on the committee composed
of delegates from the Yorktown Centennial
committee, the Merchants and Manufacturers
association of Baltimore and the National Fair
association. to arrange dates for the different ex
hibitions and obtain reduced rates Of trans
portatiOn- Aresolution was adopted requesting
the citizens of Washington to meet the board of
directors of the National Fair association. Mon
day evening next at the Fair rooms, at the Ma
uonal hotel for the purpose of taking the
necessary steps TO arrange for the proper enter
tainment OF visitors to the capital during the
Yorktown Centennial celebration The directors
decided that the fair should begin the 10th and
continue through the 18th of October.
Mrs. PARNELL IN THE CITY-Mrs. Della
stewart Parnell, mother OF Charles Stewart Par
nell and Miss Ellen A. Ford. arrived i'm the CITY
last night They were met at the Baltimore and
1I o1e oepot: anu escorted TO the Ebbitt
House by the following committee appointed nv
the central committee of the local branches Of
the land league: DIR. Antisell Maj NJ f. Urell
Messrs John Moran. Daniel A. Brosnan. Daniel
Grady, Robert Mcdonald and p. j. Donahue
Mrs Parneil and Miss Ford viii speak this eve
ming at the land league picnic at Beyer's park.
There will be procession Of Irish societies to
the park at six O'Clock.
PocKETBoOK SNATCHER.-Yesterday in. the
Police Court. colored man named John H
Evans was charged with the second offence of
petit larceny OF pOcketbook containing four
Avery, her husband She stated that she was
buying some corn In the street market and
this man came along and struck her on the arm
and wrenched her pocketbook out of her hand
The case was sent to the grand jury under $500
bonds. He was also charged with assanlting
another young lady In the o street market the
same night and in this case he got six months In
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nIRECT AND PLEASANT ROUTE
TO OCEAN CITY.

TO OCEAN CITY,
MARYLAND'S FAMOUS AND BEAUTIFUL SEA.
SIDE RESORT.
Via Baltimore. Chesapeake Bay and wicomco River to
SALISBURY and weonico and Pocoinoke
Railroad to Ocean City.
THE MARYLAND STEAMBOAT CoMpaNYs
Steamer KENT leaves Baltimore from Pier g. Light
THURSDAY and sATGRDhT At YEN i aSiSiDa L
Railroad S a f tE a On 6ota as
rKetnrnins. leaves Salisbury every MONDAY, WE'D
t A6SpAY and FRIDAY at 5l5 arrival of
more at O'Clock the following mornings
RATES OF FARE:
Round Trip Tickets to Ocean CITY. good until sertsm.
pe, "A. so
Meals and staterooms extra ''oo
90 Sfaereoms can be ensaeed at Companys Office No.
jy2f-Iot HOWARD b. ENSIGN. President.
PoToMAc srEA fIs8MEST GoMrANrs ADvER-
ROE PINEf POINT And POINT
Steamer GEORGE IGARY ON TUESDAYS and
THURSDAYS at $50 p. m. and sATGRDAis p. Ia.
EXCURSION TO sr the x SApEs EVERY SUNDAY
rs,s, ,,.: so Z, Until FuRIHER SoTicE.
Frstlas TO Fort Monroe and 90
to Pinsy Point and Point Lookout 20 20
second round Trip to Fort Monroe and Nor W
round TIP to Piney Point and Point y"
AAo''. 90
FOR RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND ALL
POINTS SOUTH.
The new and splendid steamer EyCEI SIoK CON-
Meeting with r., +. and p. X. X. at lnautico twice
daily except Sunday at 80 q. AID 3 80 n. m
Fare to Richmond, limited "a On
Fare TO Richmond, unlimited. 49,. ......... & 10
Fare to Richmond round trip. good for 10 days. 90
EXCURSIONS
To Richmond via Norfolk, TO Nolf ,lk via Rcinond
and return TO Washington. James 1iyer by da Wight
delightful trip. - 's~
Steamer Excelsior. twice daily g. 80 H. and aon.
M to Richmond via Richmond, Frederick burr and
Potomac Railroad from Qusnfico. ~
Steamer Georfye Leary, TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS
and SATURDAYS to Norfolk. connecting at Richmond
aud Norfolk with the James River each way
Round trip tickets. ~ "a
DAILY EXCURSIONS TO oUANTIco
SPIN. only.
Tickets for sale and information furnished at b. w
REEDS SONS, l2l6 street northwest; Cooks Tours
143l Pennsylvania avenue; Roose's Cigar Stands AZ
principal Hotels; b. Polknhorn next to CITY Post
Office and at Company's Office, 9TH street wharf
GEORGE MATTINGLY
General Superintendent.
WM +. WEIGH Agent je25
nor, r,.x,,
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to F. C.
McCathran and A. L. Hall: O. A. Emmons and
M ). r. COeksey; A. P. Hamilton, of Fairfax
county, Va, and Annie 8. Hall. OF AIexandiria.
Andrew Parker and Katie Clemmonds.
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A slight shock of earthquake was felt
Bangor, Me-, on Saturday,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-08-02

DrOwsinese,
biliousness. pains and aches, and ague, Hop Bit
tiers always cures.
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CHEAP REPAIRING. Byrn's shoe store, 1914 18th
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THE STEAMER ,jEO w. THOMSON for Lower
Cedar Point. viii leave Washington i'll future at
$50 an. instead Of 8. See advertisement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-08-02

Rough on Rats.
The thing desired found at last Ask Drug
gists for Rough on Rats. 1t clears out rats mice.
reaches, bed bugs, &C., l5c boxes. tu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-08-02
RecOIleet that for Narasmue

debility, malaria. dyspepsia liver complaint an.
other disabilities and disorders, the Liebig Co :
Coca Beef Tonic is incompatible. Beware O
limitations.
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CHANGES AT THE CITY POST OFFICE.-The
following appointments, promotions and re-
movals have been made In the City Post Office:
Messrs. Adams, johnson, Collins, Campbell,
Morris were appointed to clerkships; Messrs.
Th0s. CarrOhan, w. E. Wise, T. w. Myers and
7. F. Shyrock. carriers, were removed; Messrs
w. L. Hazard, J. E. Dennison, j. A. Chase, w.
=. Waggener, T. r. Callahan, G. R. Fallen, C. H.
Youzenback were promoted to carriers positions
from auxiliary carriers; Messrs. a. G. Holmes
G. w Billings, ]. H. Wehely, g. T. Gallagher
W. q. Laws, B. F.. Mann and Geo, Draeger were
appointed auxiliary carriers, and Mr.. Wallace
Morris substitute carrier.
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"Alderney Dairy Wa9ons.0
Fresh Attorney butter churned every morning
and delivered in K H. Ward" prints 35c per
Id: Also cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet
milk &C. per Qt. Cream, lOc. pint.
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THE MARYLAND sTF.MRo,r co,rp.-

Via Baltimore. Chesapeake Bay and wcomico River d
SALISBURY, and Wiconico and Pocolnoke
Railroad 10 Ocean City.
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High Authority.


gives good digestion active liver good circula
ton and buOyant spirits
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Round Trip Tickets 70 Ocean City, good until Sertem.
stralght Tickets. 8, 90
Meals and staterooms extra.
IS Light street. Baltimore. w.
ty21-10t HOWARD b. ENSIGN President
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wAsHINGToNIANs ENJOYING THEMSELVES HUGELY
THERE-GOOD FARE, GOOD AIR. AND EVERY
THING IN A CONCENTRATION ACCORDING.
CORRESPONDENCE of THE SrAR.1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-07

William /. COughlin, Of sOmerville, Mass.
says In the fall Of 1879 | was taken with
bleeding Of the lupgS followed by a severe
cough, Lost my apppsltp and leslli aud WAS
confined 10 my Rgl IN 1911 was admitted
TO the Hospital The doctor,sail had a hole
in my lungs as bigas hall dollar At one
lime report went around that wasdeed: !
gave up hope, but q frienl talA me o.. w
William Halls BalSam Tor the Lungs, lgot
bottle When tQ my SURPRISE eSSiiIimenced
~ feel better. and to-day / feel better than for
three years past.
" write this hoping every one llctel with
Diseased Lungs will take bF, William tIall'1
flalsam, and 6e convinced That consumption
can be cured. can positively say 1t las done
more good than all the uthei medicines have
tnken since my sickness.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-07

[ o, b. %; mes pork SIS Scale %; hams smoke
| IS b0lil 90 Lard kettle, So olait 90 liaamO
So Olalg l9l( Hnttaf Esafce and wanted; cFeameFJ
2aslc; New York and Bnldiord county, Pa, 90
\ IS; do hnts 2ii26c. dairy flake kgI1 quiet and
steady Al lSc chsels arm; srlan1Ey liIle; PstrUle
INV YORK, September 6-DRY GooDS-Tha
atSiactoFy buEine1l Demand n hrst hands eontin.
ue moderate. but agents arr making lbeRl de-
uvehes Of cotton and Eoolen goods, GinghRms, etc
on account OF back oriefs. Cotton goods are very
arm, owing to the slight supply Al The late IhaEp
advance In cotton,
East LBEETY, September 6-cattle-Recelph
s69 head. Market active al about Yesterdays
Hos Receipts 900 head: PhlladelphlaSS y Tua7lG
Yorken g 9jab so gnlzen s 5ol5 So
sheep-RecelptS I 900 head. Market selling very
dun aud prices &c on from last week.
PHILADELPHIA, September g. WOOL LIN good
demand; Ohio, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia.
Xxx and above iaa43C; extnls u1Sat2Nc; medium
t5ai6c; coAne 36a51c; New York, Michigan, Indiana
and western hne 9Ai0c; medium 4hc eoArle IS
al61lc; washed, comblng and delAlne uA4Sc; un
washed Aa35c; pulled SiaSac.
SBOsToS September G-WOOl AFm; Ohio and Penn,
sylvanIa ilAfJc Michigan extnl Voc; medium Mich.
igAn and Ohio tlaf1c cOmbing and delaine +atSc;
unWashel eomhing 1laSAS unERshed deecs IVA
&c pulled 3SajOc.
NEW QRLEANs, September 6,-COttOn frm mid.
ding ll1c; low mldlllng l0Ilc; good ordinary We.
Net receipts GOO bales gross receipts 800 bales; |
e1PoTtS SoaStwtse 100 bales Rles 6OO bales stock
e, 700 bales,
PrTTsRuReI, September 6-Petroleum quiet;
United certificates steady II sjLc; refined &c for
Philadelhla delivery.
4STwGRP, September 6-Petroleum ishL