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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-13
rnrnE11oaa coNcERT.-
ALarse Audience Fails In Love with the
nIHn.


The Opera House was crowded In the or.
chsstfa and dress circles last evening and
we'll fillsd in The balcony, and It has seldom
held q more appreciatlve audience. The au-
dlence was, in fact, more enthusiastic than
discriminating, and seemed to desire GUAM.
t!ty rather than quality. Miss kellogg was
down on the programme Tor TWO SOLOS ana
duet with sIgnor Rerranti, but she gracious
" responded to one encore after giving her
frs; number, VerdPs "Ernani, inyolami,
aud 10 TIRES after her second appearance, CIV
ing three pretty Eaglish songs and one dtal.
ian kissing song, accompanying herself IN
the last. She came on the last time, and was
about to seat herself at the piano when she
noticed that Its position did not suit her.
Turning, she bsckoned1to Mr.. Close, the &C.
companist and musical director OF tue COM
pany, with cunning gesture 70 moYe IL
The audience, already en- rapport with the
fair diva, laughed heartily. In fact every
motion she made started the ~ plause anew
and her reception, tax en- all 10 al, amounted
10 an oyat!oo.
Miss Alta Pease, the conttalto, was IT.
ceiyed with equal favor. She wss raptuI..
ously applauded, and compelled to respond
10 encores upon both her appearance
Mime. Carren0s plano SOLOS Wete ukeWse
encored. Her brilliant technique, the re-
markable delicscy and elasticity Of her touch,
united with. an almost masculine force,
would not be easy to excel.
Mr.. Rhodes the violin yirtuoso. received
an encore, after Vieu1temps' "6allade ct
Polonaiss," and deserved one after his fin
ished and delicate rendition OF sarasates
Spanish Dance" Though young man, he
Ia master OF his difficult Instrument but
lacks in some degree that mobility and ex-
pressiysness OF counteuancs and magnetism
which are essential TO win the sympathy OF
his hearers and interpret q composition 70
their entire tatisiaction.
Signor Ferranu has fine and cultivated
baritone voice, but his selections were not
wise, and his LOuDe singing OF Il know Q
Maiden fair to sseE was In bad taste. Never
theless his second s1lo was imperatively en-
cored. The Duet, Donizatti's "Don Pat'
quale," by Miss Kellogg and Slgnor Ferranu
closed the programme very 6tungly, Its live
ly character sending the auditors home In
splendid humor.
Ia performance OF such an artistic char
acter, no email detail should be neglected
and It Is TO be regretted that printed pro
gramme which was burlesque upon the Ar
Preaervat.vs should have been used by the
management.
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STATE AND VICINITY.
Recent Doings Of West virginlans aud
Their Neighbors.


The olds1t man living in Walhinsto
county Is laid 10 be Hugh MeClelland, Esq
OF Claysville. He is o. years old t..day.
The daily output OF the Connellsyille coal
region Is placed at 800 cars. In spite OF the
gloomy outlook the Eastern and Western de-
mand CONTINUES good.
Thomas Hartly, Of Texas, Marion county,
fell from train 81 going Ea,t on the Baltimore
4 Ohio yesterday morning, and had his hand
mashed, and collar bone broken. The
accident happened at Loudsnsvi!le, near
Cameron.
Tue!day night about 5 o'clock The Oil
Houss at shick's coal works, onemile west Of
Bellaire, was burned TO the ground with all
Its contents, consisting Of double barrel OF
oil and q large amount Of coal bank tools. II
is supposed 10 be the work OF an incendiary.
The Salvation Army post at Wellsburg Is
having considerable trouble with the roughs
OF the town. The latest thing done by the
latter class was to sprinkle the floor with
cayenne pepper. This was cowardly act
and the perpetrators should be punished:
The pepper was so terrible that the place had
to be temporarily vacated
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BILL LEEpER CONVICTED
LIP the Circuit Conrt-A Notion for a
New Trial.

Ip the Circuit Conrt-A Notion for a
New Trial. -
Nothing was doIs in Judge Boyd's part Q.
the Circuit Court yesterday, in fact 1t was
not In session. In Jrdge Jacobs part ths
case Of Ferdinand Miller, the one armed
party who was indicted jointly WITH Joseph
howard, who the day before was sentenced
10 sig moDths in jail for stealing bra5s jour.
nal, from tbs Baltimore & Ohio road was
called frat, and on motion o ipolle was enter.
ca and he vas discharged. Isis claimed he
mad nothing 10 do with the stealing. =
In the case OF Tape "a Clark on an appeal
from q Justice's court Judgment was given
for the plaintiff aud the costs Of the Justice.
In this court each side Is ordered to pay its
own costs. LII u. 80
Eeeper, indicted for petit larceny, was then
taken up AID placed on tsisl. before the fol-
Iovlne citEens sitting rs d jury: Thomas
Duli Miokcel Gruber, Jno. Petefs, PlatoT B.
Zane, Stephen Tracy, Baltgsr Bolts Harry
Houser, Phillip Volllnger, James II. Ewing
n. 9. Nuzum, Henry B. Godfrey and Adam
Kraft, Lseper q said TO have stolen some
birds and cages from Mrs. Caroline Laupp, OF
tha Island, IN August last His attorney was
Depnip O Eeeie, Egg. A verdict OF guilty
was returned GpS : motion for new trial
made, which was taken pnter adyisemout
by The Court. Lsepsr 10 yet 10 DO tied for
stealing birds from Mr.. Lewis Jones,
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RIvEs NEWS.
Miscellaneous Notes Made Abont the
kfeamerS-TeieRraph Reports.

Miscellaneous Notes Made A6ont the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Reports.
Capt. Phil Anshu'z, Of tbs ThoS. w.
Means, Is In the city.
John Crockard, the clever agent at this
port, has reformed from short trip to Pitts
burgh.
The pretty W. N. Chancellor passed down
at o'clock yesterday morning, bound Tor
Charleston.
The Diurnal got away at IL o'clock for
Parkersburg, aud the Regular and Chesa-
peake, as, usual, departed together for New
Martinsyille.
The river commenced falling yesterday.
List night tbs marks indicated depth OF 8
feet in the channel. Business was dull on
the levee ali day.
The Emma Graham passed up at . O'Clock
yesterday morning with q good trip, which
resulted In making her nearly 20 houra be-
hind time in her arrival here.
There Is no improvement in the down
river coal markets and not likely to be very
soon. Present prices at Cincinnati do not
cover lsy-iown cost, aad further South the
situation Is no better. The business never
was in much worse condition than 1t IL at
present.
CAIRO, December.l2 -hiVer teet incnes
and failing; weather olea~.
EVANSVILLE, no.. December 12.-RiYer
falling, With 0 .eet; weather warm.
GREENSBORO, Pa, December l2.-River II
feet and stationary; weather cloudy. ID.
PARKER, Pa, December 12-River 8 feet
and falling; weather cloudy and cool.
LOUISVILLE, December 12-River, In the
canal feet; on the falls feet and falling.
CINCINNATI, December 12.-River 10. feet
inch and falling; weather cloudy bat pleasant.
PrrrsBuRGu, Pa, December 12.-River feet
0 inches and falling; weather clear and pleas
ant. -...
OIL Cry, Pa, Deceu her River 4 feet
9 inches and stationary; weather cloudy and
cold. 80
RIcks LANDING, Pa, December l2.-Riyer
fleet and stationary; weather cloudy; Their
mometer 44'.
Brownsville, Pa, December 12.-Riyer 5
feet inch and m stand; weather cloudy;
Thermometer APO.
LOUISVILLE KY, D cember 12.-River 8
feet IN the cana; Q feet Z inches on the falls,
weather clear and pleasant.
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In the case OF George Parrish, charged
with burglary, the jury Yesterday morning
returned . verdict OF guilty.
The portrait Of General Garfield, presented
TO the city by tina artist, Eliphslet Andrews,
has arrived, and will bs placed In the Coun'
oil chamber.
In the csss OF Lshan, charged with stealing
an oyercoat after breaking into adwelling
house, the jury last evening returned a YER
dict fguilty Of burglary.
Thomas Owen left this city yesterday for
New York, whence he will embark for Walee,
to take possession Of valuable property left
him by bis brotheI-in-!aw.
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.,o1reJo.sson Gocs 10 Columbuy

Iudrs Jackson, OF the U. 8. Court, went to
Columbus yesterday to consult with Judge
Raxter concerning the appointment Of Re.
oeiyer Tor the Oslo Central Railrosd. An
iSTELI1oRxcEE reporter met him on the train,
and mad, q. brisf talk with him about the mat.
ter. III sea- said the Judge, That your
paper says ihis morning tha .;, y Is not be-
Wsli, / vii. And we shall see Who 10 In the
rieht In this matter. They will end out
that / know what am doing, and that 1 am
NOT afraid. have had several clashes like
ais before, and genarnlly come through
without much damage"
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Protect yourselves from the cold weatheI
that 10 coming, by calling ct John Roemer'S,
Nos. 90l9 and 302l Main street, and ,bny
yourselves good heavy White and Colored
Blsnketr,{ from SOC to IL 90 apiece. 6pound
Calico Comforts 81 %. shaWlg, Cloake, Dol.
mans, Flanncls, Csshmeres, Cloths, Heavy
Underwear, Knit Goods, Gloves, Hose, Car.
pets, Window Blinds, Jewelry, DO, DO at
greatly reduced prices, for cash only.
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Wsn.d-A School Room.
Stocks For sale-I. Irwin.
Engrayipgs-E. L. Nicoll.
For sale-SB Acre Farm--Alex. Bone.
For sale-Stort-room and Dwelling.
Literary Entertainment.
Rattan Chairs for the Holidays-G. Mendel
& Co.
Dr.. John L. smith-Third page.
Window Glass-W. A. Wilson.
spareribs ID. G. List, Jr. >...,.........
81. Matthew's Bazaar and Supper.
Argand Parlor stoves-Nesbltt 4 Bro.
Hartford Ferns-kirk's Art store-Head
IL Local,
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There is no Time TO be Wasted.

The cold weatheris upon us, and
unless you want to go shiYering
YOU must buy warm, comfortable
Clothing. II you have not much
money 10 spare for them it will be
we'll II you select carefully, both as
to price and quality. | make you
the following offer, and deem it to
your advantage to accept same: AS
[ opened here with an immense
stock Of goods, and have constantly
been receiving large invoices since,
INV line Is necessarily large; and
as the end of the year is near al
hand [ will reduce every article OF
Clothing in my stock 20 per cent
below former selling price. Come
and test for yourselves.
DAVID ASH,
30 TWELFTH STREET,
dOA.rrhss Clothier aud Rurnisher.
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sTO,Es-News AID developments In connection
with the stock market this afternoon were all
beafish, and the result wag flfiher general de-,
cline Of Il 10 ~ per cent An advance In prices set
10 abou! II and coptinusd until the close. As com.
pared with last night closing prices are 1alt per
Pacific preferred, and Wabash, which are X49< per
cent lower ThegJyernit 9 committee Of the Stock
Exchange to-day listed q large number ofsecurties
Transactions an, 600 EhRlCS
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WASHINGTON, D. O., December D-l:SO A.
u.-For Tennessee ana,nthe Ohio Valley,
slightly warmer, Eair leather followed In the
western portions by local rains, variable
winds and lower barometer.
For the Lower Lakes, warmer and fair
weather. followed BY local rains, brink, high
lo1therly winds and falling barometer, fol.
lowed on Thursdsy night by .risrg barom'
eter and colder, northerly winds.
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TaIs evening there will be q social at the
ST. Matthews Church. Supper will be served
at @ o'clock. The Bazaar will form no neap
attraction OF the evenings entertainment
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a.. s,,o., ,etl o,o.,,s al A, 1SI<.
.pusnen ~ ~ ~ iS.,s =, m SiLSi iS
tebinaIy e ~, ~ aSaS an m hnsheIS Al
l7L closing stsl II a q ME- ss1,T ny. ass
u ~ Syss ~, iSS.Ss tSpfisTs
no 9; IEo g Ir,ys, StstTSs fsace H. lSter fei
P 1ca sIoSnS wsas; receps 81 Job bushels
exports oe bushels 9nstaqhea SySS ~ \: Y.
vs. NO fs,t,.,r s7SIsiSc cioSipT n S7e
esosins - SssSSsIs coS,py AZ IN. NAV ioc
c,oSinv a 7oeS 0Sts sIc s., 96 bush
Ss sI TRssS,a a.y m and nschsnSed
ii%siis!S options opened a. iesl5 points lower,
and cloied firm. decline recovered; Sugar; dull
6a6IEc; extra 6t<aG5Ec yellow G 65fa6JSc; mould
IN: cut loaf and crushed s5fa9c; powdered Slsa
SO MolGSses steadily held; New Orleans 9046Os.
dull and lower AZ Z 7.l6A5Jc. ROsin hrM. 1urpen.
doe. QriIet and arm. Erts, dull and weak al "a
10 Iors dun and easier Lard lower; prime s.eam
9.0Sa9. IKE; December 9.l049,l5c; January: 90,a
9.l9c February 9.lSao.3Sc: March y:ISa9.3Ic;
April 9.Soa9. 4Sc: May s.i0a.6Sc. Butter duu ana
lower at sAa1c. CheeSe quiet ana "eaey.
BALTIMORE December l2.-Flour steady and firm
with fair demand; Howard street and western
Is. Wheat, western inactive aud irregular. closing
dull: No. winter red spot 81 O74fal OK; December
81 07al 0S1I: January 81 Oytl cox; February 81 Ia
al l2k. Com, western quiet and easier; mixed SPOT
February e5a66zc March 65aGIc Steame sS1Ea!i5sc
Oats higher and nrm western WINE aza44S m ~
4aiIc tcnnSylyanla ~ rye quiet ~ oeaooci nh my
quitt and Ssady prime cnolse " a NJ
M.rylana w gAlS "; fIovoas 9uIst maa aa..
ribtdues packed pacon snoulaeis sAc; c IoL
10 sides shG: hamS laasS: Lia, tSn ,eS 10y
AZ SSaSl". nctiei AMI al o1s9ic I1fhe Suiet: Rio
esT 800 cfdinary Ia lair I0fGlis!c' s,sSr suiet
4 soit ktIc WHISKY steady n Il la .iSS. 4s'
sol' o2ss' "H1sA' ''oaNs - " -. -. -,
oaie. and decased IaSc: No. sred elevator u ";
SoS red peSember 81 I1iSiSsi oS5I; No. i red De.
Gambler Al iiaI iikc: jafiIIa 81 lOaI 1922: Feb.
faafy sil25lti l25 March Il iiHai IS: Com,
options opened 1rm. closed dull and weak; car lots,
ec!ed 6sc; choice new yellow SSe new 10:
s mixed pSeetne " eSS9ss SISty Ap,
C5c Matc1 nI.et
me marEet wa un;eted WIN 4ne ~
WIG 4Sas!c No. S wite iiati S annspcctsd
white 9lc PROVISIONS quietana weak.
CINCINNATI, O., December l2.-Flour quiet and
unchanged. Wheat In fair demAnI; No. . red 81 o.
al Us; receipts 800 bushels exports 1850 bushels.
dull. Barley 10 good demand; extra No. = fGll ~
Gec Pork duIl and nomlnal ~ " Ioaio ". hn1
heavy ~ sbc; bnIk MEAS sna y, 1Ac2n uuA Ann
AND UNCHANGED.
TOLEDO. December i21WheSt dun and PFC. i
W toS es,b a nal iS nScemS:r n "a IsSnHrr
81 q; February 81 %; May q llal ~ Corn dull
67c Asked: May &C bid, 62Ec asked: rejected SSc;
@ JSana sc IN MSy SsG GSSsaseiea aa S.
I'm primese e aa ana Decem0ef 70 ' 'anua % w
cv,c,oo noco,,se' Ip s nroo,,,, yo,,.ot "a.
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MANY London ladies crop their haiy short
and wear an almost entire wig, and copse-
quently catch cold more frequently than
their American cousins, but OF course they
a! pse Ds. Bulls Cough Syrup.
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Do NOT torture yourself longer BY wearing
ill.titting shoes, but 10 ct once and got pair
OF shoes that have both style and comfort
at l.. J. Blends.
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CALL at 6. 8. Fe6iiys, 1910 Main street,
and Zee the large stock OF Candles and Toys
for Christmas trade.
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G. o. Smith, Real Estate Agent, yesterday
sold the Z. K. Pollock property, on North
Front street, 10 g. Will TiemRn for LOCO.
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A sscoxp invoice Of ''waukeuphast, ahoes
md other styles, in gentlensIS fine hand
md %eehias seysd shoes, Just received at
\ j, Blends.
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EsrrnArEs on all kinds Of Printing cheer
fully given by the 1NTEL1ldEscEl jos OIyIcE.
Good work gpAfAnteed.
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The ladies Of the ohapline Street N. 3.
Church will give secisl and supper on Fri.
day evening An extra pfogramme has been
prepAred.
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VALUABLE FARM
FOR SALE.

The undersigned Offers for sale his farm. situated
three miles east OF s.. ClAInvil!e and one ulis
south Of the National Road, containing 100 Atfs'
135 under cultivation: has plenty Of good tlmoeIi
Is well wAtered, lies very lavonblY IL easy 10 cul
tivAte. and Ia one Of the best farms H. that Ian o.
the county. 1t contains one good dwelling Aoute
and one tenement house, with ample and oonTe.
n,ent outbu!ld'ngs; has three god orchards 2!
such a. pear, cherries, quincCI, &c. &C.
For particulars inquire Of the undersigned On
tho premises, or address at 81. ClaiIEville, Y:
SAMUEL K. FlENEY.,
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LARGE stock OF Candies and Toys for
Christmas trade, at G. 8. Feeny's, lal0 Main
street.
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THE DALI MARKLTS.
GoYERNMENrs-stronR.

NEW YoRE, December 70 -Honey 2s2h par cont:
closed offered At 2 per cent Prime mercantile
paper 6a6H pcr cent Sterling Exchange bankeb'
bills weak Ut 81 81 demand 81 81.
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Inat RsreiYed.

leo boxes choice Florida orspEss,
rs boxes fne MesSina Lemons.
For sale at low market rates.
lll0 Main 81.
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ITO ALL WHOM 1t MAY CONCERN.
No les Is hereby given that by authority n,
under section 2, chapter III, ArtS IL March Ia
publication 10 hertby made Of the ChApgt oi'ths
name Ct the Steamboat &c. ". TIIOsPsOS' o ,hst
Of 'BURSslDE."
DECEMBER 10 1851. deio
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The following shows the rsngsof the ther.
mometer. as observed at schnept sdrug store,
Opera House corner, yesterday;
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INDICATIONS.

7AM12MST observation-disclosures
ID 81 % 20 q q Is I!
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GENERAL NOTICES.

NOTICE. E. .,.s......
Stockholders Of the Ohio River Fife Clay, MIN.
eral and Gas company will hold meeting Il B1nE[
frSs' office, Wheeling, ". Va, on DeCen6er ~
1858, ut clock r. n, for the purpose OI Cier,Ins
Directors, aud the transaction OF any business tasf
may legally come before the stockholders 'e'
Leroy Llder,J ). ]. Foot, E. A. Dorsey, $. s. Bloch
G. ! .tIAunIer. lncorpOrat0rS. no9SSS
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0aicc Nos. 20 and "a Fourteenth street
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A REMIY1EcENcE.

His solitary vote made several OF the old
members smile as they remembered that
when the proposition to place the streets and
ALLEYS and water works under the control Of
Boards was first made In the former Council,
Il was msde by Mr.. Hildreth, and that 1t
univ received his vote. Mr.. Hildreth con-
tinTied 10 work for those Boards however,
and at last had the proud tatistaction OF
seeing them established and conducting the
business connected with them In q far more
economical manner than was ever dreamed
Of under the old regime and to the satisfaction
Of ali except few soreheads. At the time
the propositions 10 make the changes finally
carried In Council, Mr.. Kimberly, their mos!
violent opponent, made one Of hia character.
istic and historical speeches. He saw they
were going to go through by q good majority.
Rising and adyauciug to where Mr. Hlidreth
All, he said something like this, There, Mr..
President, sits the fatner OF this movement to
AXE these departments from the hands Of the
people. A few months ago he started It and
Il got one vote. That was his Owl. Two
months later he got member to Join with
him in voting for II. At that time he shf ok
hjs finger at me and said, 4 got gas on the
Island and I'll carry this thing through
Tonight he has verified his prediction" And
thsn Mr.. Kimberly turning to the lobby
| waved his arms and hoWlsd out, Great God,
gentlemen, what influences have here been
al yorkgn There was considerable lively
| fan in Council that night, asmany doubtless
remember,
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RAILROAD BoSps-steady.

STATE sEcuRrTISs-Quitt
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THEPROPOSED CHANGE
IN POLICE AND flaE DEPARTMENTS


In the Second Branch OF Council Tuesday
evening, after the first reading OF the ordi'
nance relative to the Fire Department franz
cd for the purpose OF embracing all present
ordinances on that department, Mr.. Hill
drsth, OF the Seventh ward, asrePcrted in the
regular Council proceedings, introduced a
resolution which he requested to have re-
fsued to the Committee on Ordinances to.
pether with the ordinance that had jus. been
read. This the Second Branch refused 10 do,
aud Immediately after, adjourned. The res
olution Is therefore on the table, with the
ordinsnce, and will be heard from again.
The paper off4red by Mr.. Hildreth was to the
effect that the Committee on Ordinances be
instructed to frame ordinances placing the
Fire and Police Departments under Boards Of
Control or Commissioner, 61ch as Is now the
case in large ma jority Of cities Ia this coun;;
try. Messrs. shAuIey and HAbliisld opposed
this and Mr.; Hildreih's vote was the only
one in favor Of referring the resolution and
ord nance TO the committee.
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NEW YoHK. December l2.-In dry goods, there 4
m re business doi0g for immediate as well as for
ward delivery. Holly tree nils bleat he'd cotton
being introduced. Prices rre IS follows; Holly
tree 86inch shering l0L3c: 3S.inch can hric mus
linS IKE; ss.inch peicalS, very hne. l5c; i0inof
Icing In long lie. Agent. have made the following
reduced prineG on bieacled cotton: Fruit Of loon
86'inch SIC; do i1SASc, q regular and 2c eStm dis
count; MasOnville S6.inch SIC; Chapman \ 36.lIcf
exc: Hero 9e.inch &c; lockwood WV S6-inch Shc
Langdon B3Sinch 16c.