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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-06

Ths supply q beer cattle ~ Rrowpngs about the
last week, and be prices were much he samc.
The demand moderate and the quality o. cais
only fair. Prices were A. ioI0ws3l7 beef cattle IS
% 30; 90 cows and calves, s26 $50 ~ veal calves,
&C. Ike A52d sheep ana lambs, ~ 20 . 81.
Saks BY James McCarty. II Beownings:-1, 025 sheep
and lambs at "a O., 81; and the sales Of sheep BY
- nal Arf. pnu A. ftll
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
Wwnxrsp.y N,v IA

Yesterday was one OF the best market days Of the
Tho air brsc,og and the demand brisk ard
The quality Of tho offerings being rather better the supply
quickly disposed Of at very fu PRICES Ia In.
stances advance OF 40 per h. was established The
total number hs roll for the day 207c, and for
The week. 2s33 being about 1000 head ess than last
week. Cslle WAS much the same last week. Tho
weeks supply cAmo ckieoy from Ohio, Kentutky and
this State Cows AND calves continued dull. with saios
s25 70 SEQ Veal calves still in good demand, and
they tell very fast nj prices about The for
We ks pact, &c 10 7hc per 10. Sheep ard lambs
IN pretty good demand, and sell for about last wecxs
prices Swinc plenty, and sell ut previous prices
caie IA and calves, 3io veal calves 1900 sheep
apd laruDs, and ol2 swine, NJ the annex prices:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-06

The supply OF all kinds ct sfock NJ Chimberlap's
moderate, and prices about the Sales FOL
ows2t3 beef cattle 81 80 SO; Ia Gown and calves
s.s SEQ l04 veal calves s,1c s7xc <9sf sheep aud
hmbs, ~ 30 . %.
The u sheep ARD lambs. BY ~ r Fosle 81 Cham.
terIns, Tor the week ending November g. 1861
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-06

+rswp CovyT--scscun Noe ,s77, 80, "a, tis2k.
1880, l7a1, 30 70 SC inclusive. Tni. Csur, viii
ka o'cloak, A. n.
{,uo. oyer --vos gao cry $40, 2ai, aa2. "a. $50.
khe el7. Gle, sie, nv s2i IA "a ga se> ego
esa ess -. tas c'1. 80. ese, tso, o4i, tsI
pa ~. tt7. $50 sai
a Dwrper Corpv 10. Ito 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-06

1928 n On average of...... - % Total. ~, zoe -
ne supply ~ o'prhn's vas about any short OF last
weeks and the deusnd was oniy moderate. The saes
os the vsck olcwsi3o beef oAssie 81 81 % so
10 cow and calves NJ tas $50: 90 veal c~ivcs TO-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-06

EXTRA SESSION OF THE LEsIsLATURE OF Vn-
6IsrA.-The alexandria Gazette learns from good
authority that Governor Wise will call an extra
session of the Virginia Legislature, TO assemble
abou. the LIST OF December.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-06

Thursday at half past IL O'Clock at the Merchs ia
Exchange.
At the second board higher prices ruled, and
buyers took hold with great deal Of spirit. nioois
Central bonds advanced 4 per cent, New rk
Central RR. I, Michigan Central l, Michigan South
ern 4, Erie I, Cleveland and Toledo Z, Reading l.,
Gasna and Chicago /. This Improvement was con-
tnued up tn the close. There is evidently new
class Of buyers In the market attracted undoubtedly
by the low prices ruling fr all the leading specula
tive stocks. The old class Of spectators have been
nearly or quite used up, and those who we're ABOUT
coapsing have been saved by the ortunate turn ia
the market II the present rise continues, or even
bolds, 1t will strengthen the bulls materially and
enable them to realize without such serioas
losses The bears still have good margins in their
favor, and efford 10 hold on for the reaction
which will come after the present imitation us pro
gressed little further. So long as the money mar
ket continues in It's present stringent condition
there is momentary danger of an nnrayoraole turn
in stocks. The news by the European steamer
nearly due, may give the bears the asceaiency
again. and give the bulls another twist.
The Assistant Treasurer reports this week az fol
lows
Rec s tStr paysss,a.. sats~,>
drpuDy So3i 5so ~ 33t,S VI lt2s",ilS
racsdsy ........ 1929 10 ls2b2s " ia,2o!s9s z
Weohes' ay.. h5,975 % 5io.2s al IS 27515o Il
The warrants entered az the Treasury Depar
ment, on the Sd lost. we're Us follows:
Texas debt s. Isl q
FOR tie rr@asory Dcpart nent ............... 913
For the Inferior Department. .... IS ,js
Var received and entered ... ~ %
warrants, &c sived aad ensesei 81 7ss q,
ibteror repas warraus received eateren. Us 4,
On Account ~ ne navy .......... ...... 1000
From miscellaneous e uroes b3 !
The steamship Arabia, from Boston for Liverpool
today, Carried ont nearly eight haalred ,hoasani
dollars in specie.
The receipts Of the Hudson River Railroad Com
pany in the month Of October, 1856, Amounted
0....,...... .....,.......... .......... Stnb,ss
The value of merchandise and specie importer
into this port dunog the month OF October, 1850
was follows -
coMMERcx POM or Nrw YoRK-vAlvE or 'Mpoars
Free m. rchanniso. ............... 80. eoi.1.}
withdrawn frum wareh l0se ....,.......... S,z73ss
-ferle .-......s. .................. 3otu@
No'ai. .ol4 1ns -
Catered for warcnonee. 1856, .
The aggregate importation into this port for the
first ten months Il the present and past two year
has been as follows -
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ofices skin Through these the cisnel
me- under he hand, conveyed 10 The Of
In this way rapidly relieves asthma Group
throat rheumatism and s eruptions ulcers Soi
nhnufac,ores No 80 Maiden lane, New York end No 80
susbd ondon; and BY all druggists ., &c 6c, aud o.
Per pot.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-06

soRR or WEARING Hoors IN 4 Urou WIND
ng the Wind on Saturday afternoon, and while
ust was circulating 30 thick that no one could
lore than the length Of an e,elash in front, u
dressed In the mort elegant style, in coming
4 one OF the corners, was lifted OF her feet by
prce OF the wind acting on the great expanse OF
Ice which sbs presented n Is. The wind uufcr-
ely did rot ses her down Ia the smc position
.nich sbe was before being taken up, but turning
kensly on one side, II laid her endwise on the
milk, where she commenced q series of aston-
q ryra,iops, rolling over End ovsr on the hoops
= fkrIs. and exhibiting q species OF loeomoiion
h is not yet generally appreciated, aad which
come into fashion with high winds and large
It, of hight material. AZ the lady thus ruled
end over several IerSons were Knocked down
pissed ever by the lady and the hoops. w;thou,
knowing that anything had bent them. For
Pely for the ludv, Che dust AID the astonishrlcnt
people out OF doors permitted out a ie~ to
SO the new method ~ getting along in o stif
% AUD keeping up full sail at the same time.
sc came round a corner we found the lady
red between lamp post aud hydrsut. and
eda'cly assisted her ~ an upright instead OF y
pbept position Detroit idperfiser.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-06

UNITED SrATss LIFE Boat SERvIcE-Samuel
Durham, Esq, Superintendent OF the United States
life boat service on the coast Of New Jersey, has
ported to the Treasury Department the saving OF
lives by the government life boat belonging to
station No. TO- from the bark Kirkland of Baltimore,
bound to New York, which recently went ashore on
Abfecum beach--yessel and cargo Sof corn) total
loss. Subsequently, on the l4th ult, the schooner
Walter Cummings of smyrna, Delaware, for New
York, went ashore on Long Beach, near station II.
Her crew, ak In number, were saved by the assist
ance Of Captain Edward jennings keeper Of the ST.
ton house, vessel total wreck.
vfctory-Frcmont and his Portraits ssiil
abead freedsm dies at the pictre shop. 80 Brc
Now that the Election II Over you can get
fall hat of KNOX 2ia broadway corner Of Fulton st.
wnits,s o. Hna, Fan style.-lAs ruIcs,
direct, between broadway and NAAsau street
Fall and Winter Clothing, Pants, Vests.
&c. NR CoLLlEs co lsaceessors TO Devlin JessupJ
corner OF John and Nassau streets.
Ladies' Fors and Beaver Bonnets, together
with an elegant variety Of lovely hats for children for sale
---
500 Fur Collars for Gents Wear, just re-
cevod nj FORD SCOTS, 40 broadway.
Observation-Disclosures nations, with Charts
and written asscrpsons Of eharae'e Owen dsils by Pro
the Park Private rooms for ladies' and gentlemen.
10 Wholesale and Country Merchants.--
Barnes Park 3pt Broadway, New YorK invite the
and close her ,nmss.s .osl q suropsa9
prres by tho dozen. package, or 100 gross.
BARNES PARK,
New YORK. Cincinnati and San rrancisoo
Drugsists' Fancy Goods ExclusiveIy.-Every
sold by druggists. except drugs imported by MchAn
90, "a Nassau street.
season OF Furs,--tacuin, 2i5 Broadway, so
esthr attention % tho ladies % his assortment
of super tuiH the
styles Consisting offuil sets of
Eoya .rmlna, Mink maren,
RutHian sable no lrsB,
HUDSON Bsy sable. Chnchilla,
stJne marien, &c &c
GErIN. IA Broadway.
Opposite 50 Pauis church
Esschslor's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupec-. -
he hest in he world. Made, cold aud applied -
broadway.
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cIycer,nc soay, Admirable for the Toilet.

Ufli, InimitabIe Cutter of Hair and svhtssx-
"a ~ M. barclay street Hair dye, As box black
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-06

Ladies' Furs and Beaver Boanets, together
elegant variety OF lovely hats children for sale
BANTAS, corner OF CA nal and Wooster streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-06

rrist adoro's Hair Dye ana Wigs stand U.-
rivaied esc~ll-nce Roth sale the dSe prtya.
snpned, st No. 6 As,or House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-06

The aggregates in each year compare as follow
1854 1885. 1853
Imports .sl62 95ls7l $i32 $40. o2o sls3 $40 s.
Expcrts, ........so,s2i,73o 53,o2T,s50 % sio, IL
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Fall and Winter Clothing, Pants, Vests.
&C. NJ r. COLLINS co, successors TO Devin Jessup
corner John and Nassau
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-06

sssormcnt 81 china glass, and failures that b.
found IN New York. In order 10 reduce stock
make for very large imporsiions the way
propose eel for tho next hi large discount, up
he regular marke' rates carson Of styles and
prices In respectful solicited W. y y. DAILY co.
marble s"rcs ISL and 6s Broadway between Bic
Houstua nxreets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-06

oysshhns reHPs I'VE tobNt-
Gyc.rine sosp and ycerre jelly the ouly arcle
the skn really cot ara iar iycerfne Jelly Ard cyce
coop preventing chopped hands and rps and rORhaes
Of the skin. GEO ~ INuhK %.
Phsrmaceutsts, 500 Brosi~ly
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Vtctory-Frcmont and his Portraits Sill
ahead Freedom dies at the picture Shop 80 Broa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-06

Whites o. HAT, Fall style.-l49 Fulton
direct between BroAdwa and NsAsau street
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Now that the Election In Over you can get
your of KNOX 2l2 broadway. Of Fulton
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-06

500 Fur Collars for Gents Wear, just re-
ccivod NJ FORD SCOTS. 40 Broadway.
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Rsschslor's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupec. =
he hest in he world. Made, cold aud applied No -
BTCaawny.
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IN the absence Persistent Alderman Ely was called
10 the char
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-06

Barnes Park 3ct Broadway New Yorx invite the
close 10 their of
aud American pasa medicines Mt and below
BARNES PARK
New YORK. Cincinnati and San Francisco
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DrugRists' Fancy Goods Exclusively. EVERY
arce cold BY druggists except drugs imported BY McaAaG
q 90, 10 Nassau street
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Garlist Conspiracy in Spain.

New YoRK. April, A. /
The steamship Asia. from Liverpool, ar
rived with dates to the esnd ult. She LET
Liverpool at 10 A. NJ. on the 9snd.
LwEKpooL MARKET Accounts from
Manchester represents that the market is
dull. Wheat is unsettled aud prices con-
siderably lower, J'lOsr autl, and prices
nopinsIy unchanged. Western Canal
Flour sis9S2,; Ohio e6,@46s 81. Corr
has declined Is. with sales at 3ls@3ls Sd
and and closing dsll,, -. ~.
The Provision market is unchanged and
steady. Laad quiet at 54@55s.
The Bauk Of Englaud has reduced it.
rate dinteEest TO the uniform rate off pc
cent. f-f-
Cousols for money quoted at 924@92g
No English news of any Importance :
The King OF Belgium was the guest of the
Queen at Windsor.
No business was done in London or Liv
erpool on The 2lst, as it was good Friday
/ Mr.. Buchanan introduced Mr.. Dallas t
tie diplomatic corps on the 18th ult., ant
transferred the charge Of the embassy tt
blm. In the afternoon he went to Paris
.=ynas- essasese a.sgss 49,
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The "Oar "a Human Freedom .

We copy The apllOwing from the Nss
fork Troy wbia," which beautifully a
luslraies the work Of the AbOliG6oisss .6I
New York. under the cry of ANT Nebrss-
kA" and 'shrieks for freedom a Psom this h
would appear that the scar Of freedom Z
had lodged on the banks of De Hudson
river, and could proceed no further, for the
want of a'b,idge. We suppose it must hare
on board the twenty Sharp's rifles and one
bible subs,ribediby the New Haven meet
ling: N1TCF. .}tI
''The patriots say that the "osr Of hu
man Freedoml p, having on board all lhe
kansas Emigrant Aid Societies" Of New
England, has arrived on the bank 'cf the
Hudson opposite Albany. and is there de-
tanned for want Of a.Brilge?, Hence Stree
don't y shrieks for aibridge. The ,Lieuten.
ant Governor makes good Bridge Com
nIttee; the Evening Journal fishes up an /
displays the Public Opinion ? aud Senator
Richardson displays the 'seguilubriums ?
and shows how il is that robbing one set Of
men and bestowing their property on am
other. is not stealing. Doubling and IN
Ecredulous gentlemen are dsiiy taken into
private FOous at Albany. and the fact is
demonstrated'to TO them that the fate of ,Kah
sas and the cause5 '%Human< <Freedomll'
generally, depend upon having "a Bride ai
Albany. Without Bridge, they argue,
how ''can The Car Of Human Freedom"
Iroil on 10 Kansas and without the Oar,
how can Me Emigrant Aid iSeeielies pro
,ceed, and without the latter. how can the
equilibrium" be maintained between. the
Abolinonists and Border Ruffians2 Hence,
"Freedoml !" shrieks for bridget 'e
Under the cloak Of Freedom, the State
Treasurer is pill aged, monster ntonopolies
are created, useless offices fer political ia
yorites are made, and every species of cor
rcpton and political proAigac7 covered up
Adroit pickpockets usually manageto direct
the attenli n of their victims to some OBJ.
ject 10 the distance, while they lay hand:
on the SaluableA. At Albanyth 'shriekers
point to Kansas while they rob the, State
of "$2, 500'' salaries for useless Offices, Ike
the Railway Commission, and enrich them,
selves by schemes of corrupt legislation :
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The Church, the Bible and
Sharp's Rifles.

This is a curious conjunction, Tor this
century Of enlightened humanity, bat it is
no fault o. oars il il is 50. The human
mind has its eras Of epidemic atiisiious. as
well as the body, and the former Is not un.
frequently more terrible in4ts consequences
than the latter.
The most fatal hour that ever overlook
the Protestant Church, was when it entered
the political arena, and became mad with
political ambition. With the Bible in one
hand and the weapons Of death IN the 9th
sr, they are oulraging the public feeling in
all parts of the country; and the'cOnsequen
ees must be most deplorable to those who
lead in this modern crusade. Christ com
manded the Disciple who smoie the servant
Of the High Priest, to put up his sword. az
his mission was that Ct peace. and he who
look the sword should live by the sword.
But our modern High Priests have for.
gotten the divine mission Of their Master,
and are outheroding Herod in their heroic
Of ,bleod and oiFil cemmo
,ton. -, .t.,-t -a.. .-.f e
AS these scenes Of traitorisun are passing
before the eyes of the people; as Church
and Ministry are hourly debauching them
selves With iaDa,ical madness, as a political
party, it is rnatser Of most remarkable no.
toriety that the friends of the Government
and the good order of society, witness the
mad rawlings with the utmost composure.
I It is not, however, the composuFe Of in.
difference it is not the quiescent state oI
fear or of cowsrdice, but calm looking on,
ready for the emergency that these mad ia.
natics may bring upon the country. To
rave and rant, and fool away reputation
and money, is their privilege; but it il
sometimes easier to kinale the fire IN dry
stubble than to quench it, aEd the whole
neighboshood in self protection will arouse
for their wn safety, when the Ere commen
ces TO spread. e.at.'
In reference to the recent extraordinary
church meeting at New Haven, Connecticut,
the Baltimore San, heatral paper, speak.
as follows:--Statesman. ~
atfKANsAs AND SHARp's RIFLEs--The New
ss'efess has published sketch Of
geutly trnnspired during
59'sthe North Church
5s M jawbich Ware
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~ a LL PAPER.

1scribers are now receiving direct from
Eastern cities, large assortment Of
PAPER hAAGENGS
cted especially fot the Spring trade.
stock comprises the most desirable styles,
, following: i IS, ~ F
nnaon brown and Hemp papers.
ieuhd papers. t@7'i''
tin papers in great variey. rss,
Rk, Marble, Granite aud other styles.
slumn papers, s,'witk base and cap,
orders TO match, suitable for Walls; and n
Ace lot oi IMPORTED PAPERS. unrivuled
beauty OF style and richness of fcolorina@- also
I'll assortment of plain velvet and gilt
BoR ERs.
utabie to the above; and fine lot of plain and
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F7NHAT have ever been offered at Jotgs Mcf.ov.
A. MIcKs cheap cash store, can now be nd. Hf
STOCK % null and complete, embracing every vnr;e,v
Of Spring and Summer Dry Goods, Readv smads
clothing Groceries, 80. His stock has bee selscs
to sell cheaper than ever before GiSe him Iii
befofe purchasing elsewhere and y0h Viii ~, M ~
away without baying some thing. saG A s.''' ~
Cadiz o. April 2, 1856. 4, '"'DaiOA' ''1aiOA
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Carpets, Oil Cloths and MattiDgs.
Fresh arrival at the. 4ths ST. CarpetS.ore Of
aa w. ID. ~ III. NIcCALEEJREI

TH subscribers respectfully anloif.ae tbat fbev
IL. have Just completed their orders for thss
spring Tade and are daily recefJfha part of 4 vsry
large stock Of cafpetifIgs of every descriptfoII,
Sonsis'5ng OF Velvet and Brgssefs shpsrfne and
lngtainsi Fwillsdf fPtuin and Common yetitetians
with every variety Of Cotton and low priced Car.
peIlng Floor Oil ctohs, from 10 "a feet wide. of
different 2 !alities and prices < a .T
D Also, window s Shades, Table and Piano covers.
all Of which we will sell as low as thev csn nst sS
sbly be bought in the city I ~ 8, sT..iS
b ,s.a W.D,& H. McCALLUM.ss
march ?, 1913 4tli 81. teaf Wood, Pittslhirah.
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I,LsSl,p 81. ntseh y -Brsadsiufs gsp-
6giR aaeAspgsd. bus ti'e markets daH,-
'G.essagaF pssrk.,l elessd with al active dc
Annabi siiaslfre sdaa The money marke,
'eqSel r. teatsy. g,nsols rather weak at 81
,eyEg4as 6s' Haiie 1 l
istS ssssN ssatfsz 80 .l,. I'll
hisPcaee IS eoasi4ssed as virtually conclu
pksl essihe an rival al Paris Of the Plassisn
Flestpeteuaary is only waited for TO sigh
i've Pr. 1csl, The Empress Eugenie has
given bird 20 a Sou. No news has been
ssseeiystlai she missing steamer Pacific
-KherHis holhing in relation 10 the Ameri-
AeshTIasss ,si {ostsa .sa 81
'a L5&6cS. Wednesday morning ag.-The Par
ii bpllssiR Of yesterday says. t,e Empress
1aai ehiisl are doing weh.z
kiuqaavises from Africa OF February 25lh,
ts stt that ihe coast is healthy and business
70 fsla48 ssH SAB a2 st. 'G.i sH F
~ flnasl "a ks1a afs
= fllefs has been disturbances en the Cape
30 Yst, in which 81 natives had been asIlled
and fVo weunAeda
81 E3SD5S, Wednesday, evening English
funds were sgaiL flat to-day in. n.coasequencs
al iheseomrWed realization of stock. Mon
'segrsntihaesih good supply, discounts are
easier. though nothing done lower than 6
per cent. .-
The Indau nisit has arrived at Trieste
With dates toithe 6.h. and Bombay up te
dc l6 Ii Of february. A proclamation had
: heeu issued on the In of Fobraary announ
stng the annexation OF Dude and TIE depo
q Of tFe King.
q -NsaaS4i, A 49, 49,
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STEUBENYILLE MARKET.
Flour-7For good superfne; 600; extra

blEU BEN WILLIE MARkEE. va.
Flour-7For good superfne; 600; extra,
100. .,.,.,.
Wheat ,oO@1, ,o5.
Groceries-Sugar Ia hhds and bbls94 @
81; N, o. Molasses, new crop. 47cj Syr-
up 60@65i Rio Coffee 12&@l5c.
Grain Corn a8c; Oats IS. .asg5gsg
Bacon--Hams 10; shoulder z, sides 8.
Bulk Meat Hog Round 64@7
Hogs--5,95@5 5, 50, net per 100 lbs.
Bultef--i7GDie Tor fresh rols solid pack
ed l4@l5. f.a
Lard--84@9s.
Rice-7c per pound.
Dried Fruit-Appes si49 bushelPeaches.
l,624 % bushes e
Ters-Yo Young Tyson 35@75; Guhpow-
der 45@65; Imperial 5oW6o; Black Tea,
40@55.
y Nails 10 to 6od, 3,75; 8 to 9d, 8, 1850
u 80. 0.-Herald 9th sf@+
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F0EaUpsE ar THR surRssm coUhr,
RUFUS P. RANNEY,
Fus MEMBER OF HOARD OF PUBLIC WORMS,
WAYNE GRISWOLD.
foReoaniIssiomER OF 4comaoE SCHOOLS.
HIRAM H. BARNEY.

GS- Moving and some other duties, has
prevented us from giving the usual atten
tion to our editorial columns this week. 1t
is ell filled, however, with excellent selec-
tions,
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-HolloWay's Pills. the most eelebra-
ted Remedy in the Union for the cure Of
disease Of the Liver SD Sionseh.-EdmuDd
Alga. Of Coopss,tOwn. New York. was for
de period II nilisteen years cOmpleis mis-
'sfy q liimself. "a a burden to bis friends,
he suffered 50 zsvsrsly and continuously
from iirercOmplaiut, aud . disordered stOms
sch, that he was constantly for weeks to-
gether confined to his bed. The doctors
did him no good. and he therefore left of
consulting them. Nine weeks ago be COM
menced using Holloway's Pills. and His vie
most gratefully that her husband is quite
cured. Professor Holloway hopes -that-the
thousands OF others in the HUbIion who have
been benefited win now come forward.
~ - - ~N~NSO~~N
1GgA certain Milerite author wrote .
ISook presihg that The world Would come 10
au sha'in three naenths, ani theho tfied 10
get publisher to print 10 and wait nine
months for his payl The pablisksf 'aidh't
like the looks OF the last SIX months.
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depuiatiohs irsla the National Guards aud
army.
Byordsqef the Emperor. gratuIous rep,
teser taiicas we're gwen Oa,MOnday, in all
she iheaters of Pnis, IN honor, .cf The birth
% the I'M. .snsl Hrince.
The Muaicipal Couaeil Of Parisvotea The
sum of zoo poo iranes for lhe poor. ri vliisA
'iOo.oeo viii be employs in redeeming
bedding pledged in ,Le Mont de Piete, and
the her 100, OUo in paying the nurses Of
poor mothers 10 arrears.
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WINDOW SHADES:
FIRE SCREENS.

The entire stock is the bost we have ever recei-
I'd, and will be disposed ol at such prices as will
pake il the interest Of oil who wish good article
u this line, to call and examin ne before purcha.
ling elsewhere. JR SLACK Il CU.
Steubenville, O., MarKe. street above Fourth
april 3, lS56.tf