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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-06-04
OVERWHELMING
TESTIMONIES.

Merchants and nom those of every station name aud
degree among mank ind-all of which, without one dis
sening objection, pronounce This Ointment 10 be COON
As day by day il uuohiusyry extends ITS sphere oi
action along the borders county, aud is cir
cuatcd throughout lis extent new evidences Of It's pow
e. and proofs Of it, efficacy continually devd
Opcd Three millions Of boxes, are applied 10 disease
within the last tour wears has established the astounding
fact beyond the pnweru f cCvil uiradc ton tina
It's lNfALllBLE In the cure OF all Iumors, ulcelsl
sores, Burns, letter Ples, Scroiula, fysip las Cml
hlans Scaid Head, sore Eyes, Qumsy, Group khcu-
matism, broken Breast, Ague IN the iac7 Cons &c
II completely rcslures the lNssNsluL PRESENTATIONS
and by tins opcns those by which nature
intended tn eNpe the morbid matter at the bOdy-thus
is the system ceRnscd the blood purified, aud the health
restored
Wholesale and Retail at the Grand Depot l4l FUL-
ron steet, New-Nurk, aud by all Druggists through
onl The United states. j. MALlslER, sole Proprietor,
LON IA FULTON Il : \
AGENTs Middlohury. VIM r Russrl aud : Moody;
Bristol, J y. Netdhami Orwell, Catlin & Wight; Yer.
genncs +. huntington and W G Sprague.
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ART-UNTON.

The subscriber, having been appointed Hon
orary Secretary Of the Phila Art-Unitn, will
receive subscriptions and forward money du-
ring the present year The drawing takes
place in December next. The engraving for
The year 1880, is "Mercy's Dream" by Hun
lington, and is to I've executed in the best pos
Sible style Of mixed line, ,tipple ard mczzo-
into. A copy of this engraving is sent, free
Of expense, 10 every subscribers who will, he
sides, have chance in the distribution OF phi
yes
Lovers Of Art in this village are requested
To call on the subscriber and examine speci-
mems of the cngravings issued ly the Art-U
ion.
J.. l.. TlLDEN,
igaf Hon. Sec. Phia. An-Unior.
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SCROFULOUs AFFECTION OF THE
iNES


WmchNslcr, ny, Oci u, IslY.
\. b. & ID SANDs--fenicmcn; | would not
have presumed 10 write To you, ii it was not my
duty to let the public know the almost miraculous
effect ,our >asaparila has had upon inc. MY
limbs were co,e.cd with uccfuu> sorcs, 50 that
could not walk during the whole Spring aod
summer. In this situation commenced the use
of Your Sar-apaliln, and after taking two bottles
was entirely cured. | must also tell you of anoth-
er wonderful cure NJ, broiher was afflicted with
dis >croiua in his head, bad his PHI, stefan told
hun he loss OF sight was inevitable, and pcrma-
nent blindness seemed to be his fate. Three bot
iles entirely restored his sight, and cannot bur
recommend all similarly afflicted to use Sands
>arsaparia.
Yours truly.
BENJAMIN L. BUCNNER.
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1000 Gases of Palsy and Paralysis

have been reported To nR. CHnrrtr and his Agents
within tAe last two years which have been entirely
restored
o. car Avprrw } p Toufs of Brooklyn, n. " had
moi been able % walk step for four years and
helpless that lie had 90 be fed The celebrated
Ply sicilns gave him up Ia five days alter he
meuccd wearing the GAtyANic Bur, NFcELAcE. AND
BRAcrLFrs he alkcl across the and in three weeks
he had perfectly Ieco, cred his health Captain Tones
Is seventy wears
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HAMS AND SHOULDERS.

A prime lot of Hams aud Shoulders, inst re
ceiysd and for sale ly L. YALLErTE.
March 25.
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SALT FISH !!

Colfsh, Mackerel, No. | and ?, and Sal
mon of superior quality. for sale at the Cash
Store. II. l.. FULLER.
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Among the many and important discoveries Of this
generation, t. Whose tane will he written. ~ win
"A sunbeam, in the history nt The past SANDS SAR-
SAPARllt.A stands i,Iih atone. and by IL own works
proclnms - pnwer-that mute ooqucncc irrrsi>iihy
affecting in Tho appeals OF the suffering for relief, has
been answered Thnusaiids uf OF disease have
been cured by this invaluable m,dicnc. such NOT
furnished the records OF lime. These things
done IN secret places, in some unknown town, but
are performed in principal cities and public places
They are brought before The world 10 snhs'anatc be-
yund doubt, the HtALrNG VIRTUES Of this propagation
and the facts uniOdad, although gigantic are as plain rs
the light OF day.
The Sarsaparilla s comhincd with the most riirctua
aids the most saiuty productions most pulcn sim
pies oi the vegetable kingdom and is unprecedented
-uccrss IN tile restoration 10 health Of Those vino had
long pinned under the most distressing chronic mnadies
has given il an exalted rafacer-iurnishng as it does
evidence of is intrinsic value. aud recommending
To the afflicted ia tenn the afflicted Gully can know
II has long been mos imporiau drsidriainm in the
Practice medicine 10 obtain remedy similar 10 This
one that would act Oh The LINER STOMACH. aud now
rLs With an the precision and potency mineral prep
afatcns yet with ui any Of tncir d-oicfnus effects up
nu the vital powers cd the system. Although possessed
at powerful healing properties. It is entirely Harmless.
and viii not uIuie iic most delicate constitution. " hen
IN perfect health effect b. produced Toy - usr, except
of appetite; Ant when dis is seated IN the
frame aud carrying fast rs victim along c path oi lc
ihtn is my sicrinls Influence i'li and seen; IL eukn
dies new lie and cef. and brings ,ah and strength 10
the uirnng ahd dI4rns H.
SfpnI.I-I nIr< AFFECTION or THE
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uB1V FIRM.

MIpDLIBunY, April Is, 1850.
TIE Subscribers have formed Partnership
in business under the firm Of
NATHAN WOOD Il CO..
and have taken the Old Store lately occupied
by John Wood, where they viii rndeavor to
serve their friends and customers with Good
at the forrest Pr'ces for readg pay in cash or most
kinds Of Merchanlabe Produce, at Cash value.
NATHAN WOOD,
81 AUSTIN JOHNSON.
On hand as above
Best Extra Ohio Flour Gcnesec Flour,
Cut and Wro't Nails, Window Glass,
Havana Honey, for feeding Bees,
Young IL, SON. Tyson Skin and good Black
Teas,
Loaf and Brown Sugars,
Coffee, Ra-ins Spices Of all kinds,
Oranges and Lemons,
Best Sugar cured Hams,
Good old Cheese and Lard,
Herds Grass Seed. Red top do, Clover do.
Paints and Dye Stuils
Best Bleached and Sperm Winter Oil,
Summer
Mill Saws and Files, Cross Cut Saws,
A large assortment Farwclls Polka Boots
and Shoes, N. York do, at very reduced prices,
Cotton Yarn and Batting, Carpet Warp.
Cast Steel Shovels and Forks,
Cvpal Varnish, Spirits Turpentine,
Glue, Resin, Tar
Turks Island aud Bbl. Salt.
Canada Salt,
Ground Rock, Dairy do.
Best Water Lime or Cement, n. S. Plaster,
Sperm and TnllOw Candles,
Mess Pork Salmon,
Dhls. & l.2 Bbls. Mackerel, Goldfish
Sheet and Bar Lead Snuff and Tobacco,
Bar Soap and Shaving do,
Scythes and Hoes N S. Grind Stones,
super Ohio do. warranted
Paint and Whitewash Brushes,
Brooms, Chocolate and Shells,
Cracked and Prepared Cocoa,
Eng'h Currants and Citr0n, Sal Soda,
Sal Eratus, Cream Tartar aud Starch,
Fish Hooks and Liner,
Brooks Cast Steel Axes, Powder and Shot,
Gun Caps, Blasting Powder and Fuse,
siene Ware, Gents and Ladies' Rubbers SC
&c, &C., &C., Sc.
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DR.. CHRISTIE'S
GALVANIC NECKLACE

used for al complaints oaecing the Throat Head
such Bronchitis Inflammation OF the Throat Nervous
and Sick Headache Dizziness of the Head Neuralgia in
the Face Bul.Hg Roaring in the Ears. Deafness.
which is generally Nervous and that distressed
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TOBACCO AND SNUFF!

Spraguc's, Cots and Grecr's chewing and
smoking Tobacco. Russelps e. Robinson's
Cavendsh Tobacco. Lorillard's celebrated
Maccohoy and Yellow Snuff, for sale at the
Cash Store II. l.. FULLER.
Oct. 80
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To Rent.
PrescrvatiVe for the Hair.

KITCHEN & HENDERSON'S HAIR
N PRESERNATINE has now been in use
nearly four wears, and has proved itself to be
the best article for improving the growth and
beauty OF the hair that has ever been invented,
as hundreds are ready TO testify. II entirely
stops the hair from coming out and imparts to
it strength and vigor, and gives to hair the
most coarse and harsh, a soft and glossy APP
pearance. 1t also removes all scurf aud dan
dun from The skin and head, which ought al
ways to he kept out in order to have healthy
growth OF hair, because if allow ed to accumu
late, it becomes imbcdded around the roots of
the hair and clogs up the pores Of the skin,
thereby preventing a free and healthy action.
The consequence is the hair becomes dry and
dead, and very soon begins to show signs of de-
cay and falling off. All this can be prevented
by a proper of this preseryalive, as it gives
! life and action TO the skin, and at the same
time imparts nourishment and strength TO the
hair and leaves it soft and glossy without being
greasy.
Manufactured aud for sale wholesale and re.
tail hy
JOHN II. SYMONDS, HAIa DRESSER.
Successor to \. Kitchcn)4l Congresses. B0s-
ton 5O:3m
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Received,

A large lot Towns Shoe Lasts, latest fash
on for sale by Z. BECKWITH
Dec 3, 1919.
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Made OF Cotton, Flax.
Silk, Plated Silk, Lon
don Fly Line, China
Twist, Tor Grass,) and
Hair.
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FTSE5TNG.
Lines
Trout & Salmon
Fishing

Lines, Trout & Salmon
Iadc OF Cotton, Flax, Fishing.
ilk Plated Silk, Lonl Superior London Fly
on Fly Line, China Rod: Patent Fly Lines,
'wisi, Tor Grass,) and Brass Reels, Plain
lair. Check and Multiplying
Hooks, Treble or Single Silk
uitablc for Fish Of ev-'worm Gut Casting
ry Kind, from the MIN. Lines; Silkworm Gut
ow to the Shark Cod,of various qualities
Iackcrel, Tautog ,Silver and Brass Gimp
'erch Hooks, &c, sc oi all sizes.
almon, Trout, and Trout n Salmon
'ickerel Hooks, &c Flies,
&c. .Of the best kinds, con.
Blue Fish squids, siantly on hand, and
lackercl Jies. tied to order Of any de
Hooks Ganged, sired pattern. Min
IN Linen, for ali kinds nows, Grasshoppcrs
f salt water Fishing and other ARTIFICIAL bait
looks tied to Silkwogm O'S haughncss ey
iut Engine Twisted Limerick, 4 Carlisle
lair. Gimps and Wire Hooks, tied To bes: Silk
,r Fresh Water Fish.worm Gut.
". Fly Hook. Bait Box.
Rods, cs and Kettles Fishing
or Salmon. Trout Baskets, Landing and
'ickcrel Bass, Perch Bait Nets, Folding Nci
melt &c, &c, Gen Rings, Landing Hooks
raj Rods. Walking Bait Needles, Disgorg
'anc Fishing Rods ers. Clearing Rings
Calcutta Bamhoos. Brass and Steel Swiy
Outhern Cane Poles ,cls of all sizes
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Warranted to Fit,
READY-MADE CLOTHING:

just purchased and latest styles. now opening,
adapted TO the season and selected with great
care, which will be sold at slight advance from
cost. Those who call first will have the frs,
selection. JAMES Nc KEAND.
Milllcburv April 30. 1850. l:y
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Tic Doloreux and Neuralgia.

These dreadful and ogonizing complaints are immssi'
afsiv rslersd by the application Of the GsLvANc BEIr
NIcKIAcr Fiuip. The Belt dluses the Electricity
through the system the Necklace has loo al effect and
the fuid acts directly upon the affected In these
distressing Affections the application NEVER FAILS.
o. Many hundred Certificates from all parts Of The
country Of the most extraordinary character can Do
given, Il required
o. No trouble inconvenience attends the Use Q.
DE-. CfIRISIIE'S G.fLT.iNIC ARTICLES ana uny
May be by the feeble and delicate win Ps.
feet ease and safety In many cases the sensation az
tending their use Is tfbi pisasan and agrssabis Ihey
can be sent To any part OF the country
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-06-04

For Salmon, Trout
Pickcrel, Bass, Perch
Smclt, &c, &c. Gen
cral Rods. Walking
Cane Fishing Rods.
Calcutta Bamhoos
Southern Game pnlrs.
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Dlsns.era. &c.

B4Lx VILLA Baey from h.d- phia Boston, with coal
while Holmes Hole haoot sunday morning.
thing ttac-t away also cased the bark 70 eas coEsfera
Di Capt Bailey t-s and @ last gf;
tie s.eaef X Forbes tow tie O round 70 Boston Tie dam
zse % the sch Is stated.
Ir Bremen snip Helene 6lrn e1fet fcf ~ john Nh % na
3It IT. o LondG returned The eta a ta got ashore
lnd Aenan during timex makes good deal Of water
Sic lad pilot u 11arl
BLts HorLros Barker Bosoa th. from Portland fo P1lade
away head foreAt topmsst sprung SAIL.
BsGG olEAH HSg her Passsgs from PCtOu % Weymouth
lost her tIuast BY Which accident tue mate severely
gred
Of the etb lost fore Iopmast, boat and sails.
Bzis Graham while ynk the petou
thrown her beam ends sudden equal, by the emitting
ballast n. oth Ut Considerable damage sustained II her
rigging and Geek fittings before she vas tlghte1.
Aonoaoy Point dragged anchors
tie gale Of 9Th and 0bl-i away prevent
gong ashore coal laden schs belonging London o Gu,
TIER and have towed Etgarowr .nk5
belonging 70 Aev London Thee vessels may prove
Brown and d Nll-s from Boston Alb8ny.l
Sch DAM Francs Ferr, from Norfolk Nantucket
resseA Il The Sound tsmaste aat picked Up schs with IL.
rigging attached
The report An sap bound ashore oow Que
pee, previous to let INST, confirmed.
Sen At4sAA Sears Philadelphia from York on the 5 INST
when CO Marcus Hoo struck b. tq1a Sc
threw her on her beam ends
OF oof that lay close shs lost nainsa every
s deck. While Joseph Peaf5e seaman ysars
o1t the eghborhood
thrown Gown which position .-7eral
hours until nghted by wch subsequently,
brought Der 10 the city whsr vii be compelled 70 On tie rail
for examination and repairs.
Pilot boat Whieu, Philadelphia Weines3av avn, IN
o1 The Br Franceo. Capt Smith 81 John Nh with car
goofunbe lor Philadelphia On he III during heavy gae
from NE was hove CD hef team eds i've Us ne eastward Of
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FoIREGN MARKETS
+; Ichardson, Brothers IL Co.'s Circular


LiTENrooL, otn no, -Vli' ioo1'
KrsII-Ga lizNrt lie actcaS eesEel ay '4' t"9 pas
steaIuer Of ias weather beng a-T o the l'NH l2 gu
have lad eet upon our mifhet mere ana pres ht,7
erclae5 W f. very NnaI p1'-- '3h ~ que $1,000 ~
ptrefs. ana ~ 4Io-a ,ee7 -',u p 80 ~ ~ VI
ortaL @ e'' q. 0l- ls ta1s % "a n 5, go o,s
exporters 4' 80 - IF. - - m TO- ,r1s,5s.
hLm AZ n f u ot & ~ 54. j x. - M fl,
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per w, 1L- ! ~ D., rI ~, r. ., "a. .-o,, tho
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s"L = 5'A - - NJ, f5'f5.r e. 94r at ri
hNAt II II - - -. =, 3 - t.,.-,-,-- 80
low -, Gu p 10. ~. : nor ,,g. c,po.aelg
5tleey-s 49, e. 3 = - ti1
l per In ~ - -, s-t 5.l.r- bsy.1- me- 2 e-'.
LAD "a e" ~ 5It 4-1st, an -55Is Ia5s
80 % az. - A-9 H. + -, - A. - rsr
05T" "'- --is- - - -, , ~. ,.Ia, nj r4 fo7ebf
b4ses mas u7rli ~ ~ ,.i ~ -
ma! restA e1A j 20 ~ - ~ '4'-i @
900 14g lil ,.5t !-1. - - ' rs si ,. l,i.,,
DEF lii. E ss.7 - y -, - Pr Me-
49,. 'eAe 80 pi.-s5- 'N-' ' @ 49, So ~ "
% - ~ 49, ~. ,f.., t,y +s., ,t3 a. 4l
~ = e'.-' s--3 So '. @ 80 ' -
c ool 4.s.t C ,,-r p AL. IA ,,.rt.-r
lsTy s5- ,5 - ,,r-s, las been r1s9e IN !ecIr7r
to - .r4 r. Iy.9rs t.. noe g-E ,s 4-, uo -
ts tine than ,ectrd performed
part including Seotaai rs4pay has ogy partially commenced
Our arcal1at- almost every district complain hat Tie Yei
WILDE lra sho u asst year 11- lie ll o ni-noI "a ls15
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Eare,nu Porxo

ltst Martins 24a u Kelley Nfors seat t5i Frss
,es Br Weich Tor Wastport rs go f., or,
] Ccl NYoE Van Buren, Mitchell o .t ius PaSfe, Ya's',
81 Johrs NJ land cid 9TH Dshou) Heoton pa boSon 'sS
ham do Bee Teo Clipper Rei 90 Ann tterson AsAsl
T,,.nr. As Ida sampler W,rsam Eoms, Nooie FaiI ysff
g{-+r.r DOVE; Ioo. Hunter Cora Liam. humdnd Aal M
t Blanc buss superb Forrest 90 o'dV hsa
- 40 . clifford Brsr ith erss Ava Adams, Nlsc"-
- n, linn do; Orkney Grove FroyGencei .ch Forrg1sf.
,.t, nm Cit 4stI nt .,l- Odessa. Morris Nfotkj TIe
Irbn PAY snu Fall lty5r W.oerone RoluN Povdene'i Sa'
lin Morohcase Drnbar Haze" tnj 3lst Lacy oh nei
tive. shannon, Boudcct anu Edese l inhes
Fre Bah rl4iepha; Alfred, stove l.HtAt4h A'Sa'' .sn'i
Waehau; HAPPY Return Ci1sl bosh, 81 -, sifi
i n s,,r AI3r G-rror r l- sing Boudrot salem ~,
h1ae G,g rurs Mcclure, and N4 Karen, Conner "sEnoS
81 Mat.}el MoG,er Boston, It'll INST Ere 'aIl" ran
4Trst Nnroc Nh 18th .h9 Revere HOwes, NYora 1885, s
Prov deuce, Bouien, Boston ~.
81 AL ii,lf.x ih sci. Planet. Kenny, Ph,id-lpha
Arr al 10 5li scli Father Mathew Eoudro,, NioLk
br Jane alison, Wood, Nforkj Oh,
Western star Bsett Providence GU 9TH sen ti'rssa emma,
a9, el NORTH Carolina Sawyer Portsmouth,, Nh Rarmeaia,
Nsorey St George Me ca It'll ses ALBEIT Eden Hlok tt
sid HG, cuba, kayuuash, boston
Juan Cuba 4th u on,' Caroline Cook tor Boston, Id
81 ~ Hgg q .ei Henry Na,o tkoGell, Tor NYOh
ARA brig SCOTIA Abbey from Lake iAaoa and sd
% i0 eo>yl soal Guinea Juae g5 bark Sea New Julio
No Am vessel Al AmbuE. AfoaiuH 10 =,
Arr at Cao july 49, ship Lucas, Smith, on Philadelphia AacE
lit. aud si .lst Tor San Francisco -
Valparaiso July Austrian ship LA Has rom NfoS tasa
adj rtb for ep,o 2nh b Amazon, Watts, Tscahna Ia bal!
last SD June Polka Very nom YORK. SAP Ftnereo si9,
i}a dos 3Jht bark Spleadd Hard
M from boston for do july p ChrStoya Colon cofan do
Al raauana May 30 back date 5tk !aqun Speshs hS2
Baltimore Ian 49, for san Francesca neyt gay m
Al New Carlisle goth ait, sctJ l. A Jeune NIOrk
3rrat Grad RIVER Eel l6h ut sch clele, Nj nns, Bos'oi
Arr at hGsquah INST brig VIM Henry Angus Ellison SYofs
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NEW DRK I.3..IstJI~ E.
CsnRressiona, Proceedings
Oonsiau.d from FiT'. Page.

OOhIElUsd from FiTSt Page
qae' poo Of as eape Of slave aud properly q. T ,ss
HoUIe ibe ulPsi to 1861 taeir sense nc R"'
The Prsvieus question 80 ,
Mr.. sTEyEEs OF Pa-H as the bill bsen prinseo
The E,pxAKGR-Not 10y the House.
Mr. GIDDlAds wanted to say one word
Cries OF order" aad much confusion.
Mr. VowLyR-Will It be ia order to move 70 re-
fer he bil 20 tae Committee Of 'oe "hoio
The SPEAKER sald rot .;o,: My
Pending the demand Tor previous qns s.h gas no
CEowx1t moved for call OF the house WINCH :
The previous question was seoonded-Aye' -
F0s'sP sr,vzrs Of Pa moved to lay the rqg9yyss
i IS. 81 sbe but The s1ohon did noi
&C. Na3i In as v,. o,dered to third reading-Yeaa
1915 ssy In beiDg read third tirae and me Question
beng now Of me eer p IS Nays
OF no h Tne;.iye Slave bill was then pas'ed-4eas
hs Hsy' Alb srtGon Aston Anderson Ash} Ne
Af n RssIy Beale BiGAell, Bowdon, Bowie, bo"iH'
60, Breck brown Mis' Brown lIdi Bae gu roc"rt
vol Csd@e Ky C ngbsm T Es9o H5 Eot
I~pg Re.thsfsio, Fuller Gently Gerry H ~ "
nan Greer, Han Hamilton Hsf4Son a HaT5 H5sq
brd Holiday, Holmes Houston Hows5o 1uGo .o AK
J.ctson Ga Johnson Tenn Johnson Ky J9n1 s nam
Pa Marshall Masoo McClernsnd, Nc DoLaie is
heisnahsn Mclean KY kchulien McQuee3 nc ~ i P
HsS1e Miller RlIi9On, &OrIOn Olf,
ier Peasee Pie ps Powell Richardson hono.ms I 49,
Bsgse 8eddon sh.pper Stanley ssn'9n Ien1
Th3mr sop XIV Poombs, Yensble, Valdez W5haee, w @'
kins Welbor6 WiIdnck, Williams Woodwefd 1Vuu pS
Mkys-Hessfs Alexander Allen, Baker Behle1s' 0ins
ham Boob BhgRs. Burrows, su!iaf, ", N%9l'' oao'
Gavin Campbell Cartier Chandler Cole, Cor"ln ctoY3-
ali Dlekey bsney Dixon, Doly, Duncan, DUKES Eva1s'
ono fitch Yowier Freddy, GeddiDg' GoN 4oOio'
EsI1wsv Hampton Harlan, Hey. Hebata hoo!y tioao
FSn,eT, JscEson j Jsliao King R l. King, Jn1
King Pre.ton King Mana Mass Iatte.9n, McRlssoc',
Hossbam Moore Norris Neio1 Ola Pitman PdlnSn
heed Robinson Root Ramsey Sackett sawtele, schsr'
nerhotn, BchoolcAft- Sylvester, So,eRre Stevens rs
gtesop Tbufmep Tuck, Undefh,, Vinton, Waldo, Went
worth WbHJesey Wood. Wright.
dbsent or MT Yoting.-NoRTHERN WIGS: Andrews,
Asbnnp Bosee Brooks, Butler, Casey, csrk, Conger,
Duer, Goode1ow, Gtirnel, Levin NeS, Newell, Ogle
Ptonix Reynolds, Ridley, RcCswe1, Bose, oceeDcf
gusldIpg Van DYKE Whte-2l.
PREE soILER Wilmot-I
Nc1THERN Locos: Cleveland, Gilmore, olds, PECK, Pot
ter 8 rong sweelzer, Thompson ollo7a-S
GouTBERH WINGS: Caben, Evans OF nd more
head-G. ~,
Rocock Hsckett, Harmsnsop Hammond, hcDowei, NC
Lane Moue-i2
Total ebsent or not yotiDg-50
Mr. THOMPSON of Penn. moved reconsideration,
which, on his motion, laid on Tho table.
After dsposing OF other Senate bills OF no csPe'
ttal importance, The Houre adjourned
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10 which should added the stocks IN tno lhtefAor
The quantity bup in the intsor and that lost On ia
vas 10 market these added the crop As given aOoVe
received The Shipping Ports =" III 1how very nearly 'Ho
rourd uumhsfs 2i2 coo bales
Tbe gngnttg Of new Cotton received at The Shipping
Ports up The LAT mat amounted to about 10 os0''
The sipaeats given In Ills statement from TeSa5, ars
those by on5 condefable po6u9n OF ,He crop u
cuded in The recelIts al New Orleans shipping List
FLOUR AND MgAL-ln Flour tie movement Is 10
good extent grd lse quotations Ne hrn for the low
grades IN which tbs demand is greatest The saasrn ana
home trade and ihppiog demand are an t9o0 tnq 5
Common ard strait S.sta fresh 5OG5 50; new o!t0
Is and for Michigan ncd ONO 500 70 !or pure
Gene,ee. The receipts are good Canadian "a h'fh sn
Sou bern descripors .hsds ner ard the delni II
active West ndls nd home trade 81 rah9f 3sef pcss
S7t for new Abou. leo RIBS calmose City sold 1875
week no! then reported, at full prices Mes rm aSd In
good denard. Saes 500 b5s !sf:ey SIS u Ey' F!ouF
better Saes5C0 bba at 9;Q?3
ORAiN-The marsetfor WheatI; better ~ilh good NIL
Ing demand OF Geneiee $50 bushs sold Al t2i 0l5c
ng &c advance. In Corr The market was Navy hls
morning bu after wards recovered win sales ~ pOo ousn
65g CSC mixed yellow western, clooipg At 66
sac for Mixed Rs unchanged VIA 90 ba'ns At
69q69c TO arrive 7oG7p.c delivered 9aea $500 busha
Barley at8Cd8lc Oats aS befeTe, COED oacfeyed
PRoVlsloNsrn Pork The MARKETS rather bette. Win
sa.s Zoo bhs at 10 25pl0 81 for MeIG; 10 for Prime
Country 80 for CRY Ness Lard continues hIm ou! no
SO active. sa.es 800 bblH t U7c Cut Meals arc STEADY
with sales 200 Dry Shoulders a tey r1u Butter
and Cheese are without charge. -
WtIISKY-Is without further change, WIFE 'ses 570 Do!
at 26s Q264c; Druid ga 10 26c, with ssles 50 hhd1.
GROCERiEs-The Grocery markets are hfm WIN
moderate demand. Some Cofes IL selling at Jes!erdays
rAtes. ,
but aloer rstes Some 5000 gals have been sod al IS
76c but ofers for we're made above 75c. Whale ia
WHALEBO NE-There la good demand for Bone With
salea al SIC for NorIh West and SIC FOR Polar.
LEAp-lE heavy snt 500 itns SP&nila So.d al 31G
IRON-I. soady aud Scotch Pig 200 tuas aolt l9 %
chhL. 10 A.G20 20 mos.