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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-06-26
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ID ASSESSMENT DISTRICT OF VERMONT

All presons interested i'll the payment OF taxes
under the law of Congress, entitled AN Act to
provide internal revenue to support the govern
ment and TO pay interest on the public debt, %
Approved July |. 1862. are hereby notified that
the lists. valuations and ennumerations made and
taken in the towns in the county of Caledonia
may be examined for the space of fifteen days
prior to the 4th day OF July next at the Office OF
Ieorgc i Merrill. in St. Johnsbury, and that on
he said 18th day Of July the undersigned will be
present at the place aforesaid to hear and deter
mine any appeals that may at that time be made
to hir, from the action of the Assistant Asses
sors for the divisions composed OF the aforesaid
towns THOMAS E. POWERS, Assessor.
June %, 1868. 52tf
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1 l G. L | o \ ! ID.

VIII be sold at auction, to the highest bidder,
..uiy 18th, at II O'Clock. !. NJ.
the farm known the Norris or "Paquin Farm. ="
Said fam lays mile and a half north of Sutton
Corner, and on the main road leading to Barton :;
1t is within eight miles of Barton Village. 1t
contains - acres of good Ind one house, wood
sheds. a hog pen, two barns and barn sheds one
hundred and fifty Young sugar trees, lot of &C.
dar, and some saving timber. 1t is well watered
lj7Pay made easy. Part down and the remain
der in yearly payments. %
WV. \. BROWN.
limo IN 1912
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The Great English Remedy


Clarke's Celebrated Female Pills Prepared from pre-
Scrlption OF Sir J. Clarke NJ D., Physician EMF dordiiary
10 the QIHen This inYaluabie medicine is unlng in
the cure II all those painful and dangerous diseases
which the female constitution subject ltmoertes all
excess and removes all distractions and speedy cure
may be relied To married ladies it is peculiarly suit
ed. 1t WILL in short time, bring on the monthly period
with regularity. Each bottle, price one dollar bears the
Government stamp of Great Britain to prevent counter
1es Caution These pills should be taken by females
during the first three months OF pregnancy as they are
sure 10 bring miscarriage at any other Time the
are safe In all OF nervous and spinal affections
pains in the back and limbs fatigue on slight cxrrtip
papitaon Of the heart Mysteries and whites these y rs
will effect cure when all other means have failed: and
although powerful remedy DO not contain iron, Cal,Ie
antimony anything hurtiu 10 the constitution. Fun
directions III the pamphlet around each package wif,
should be Carefully preserved. Syic agent H.: Tie Unite,
States and CanadaS,
JOB MOSES, p Coortaudt 81 y y
n B-si % and six postage STAMPS enclosed :, ANY u
thorized agent will insure bottle containing fifty pills Jy
return mall l5,2-J y I ~
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ORDERof NOTICE Of SET7T EuENi
~ / \ L Il OF Y + X MON
~ CALEDONIA COUSTY

~ OALEDONIA COJNTG, 81.
81 RENE COT RI. August Term l>tS
HIRAM MASON, ". ABlh ALL W. MASON
heTca>. Hiram Mason oi ST. JuISbUry said comfy
OF tac'pha has pending his petition Tor divorce gains
Abigail " Mi>on now Residing Boston the
II Suffolk and commonwealth of Massachusetts SetIIu.
rih III substance that al Boston Aforesaid, the 2Ih
ia! 81 JIhtATy 1871 the said Hiram and Abigail were
Iuik J.e! In marriage and HAT about the
al March 49, The sad Abigail without Causc, wIlUIly
deserted the petitioner, and has since refused
win lih ami praying iOr dissolution bonds of
nIdtGiu!O:iy and =. UIi, at divorce.
Ana appearing mat SAID Abigail W. Mason without
Ibis state, all! la, mol hdi notice the peiteiiCy said
petition
IL Il ordered that She be notified thereof that She may
appear orJIc this court ucNt L. be huhlru Johns
DHIN %" tuc ,t IndrsiH next after The fourth Tuesday
III August y ID 1915. 10 answer 10 the same. And fr
thN purpose II Is ordered that this Oiter the
>tdCc Il >ad petition Oc putScd three
N"t Ia Ia" LI!cd bn!Ll. SsLpcr printed Jvts-
1t III tie county ui Caledonia the last which shall
~ u it.>t Nm weeks before tue said court
CHARLES ,. DANA, CLERK.
SIoDDASD u CLAIM, A;tys. 5l5J
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- TA Z OF WEIR; MUN

~ NiICuD!:I- I.otri.i-
Ia PT""," Court holden II line Probate Once in ii
J'!i!i>i'ir, "l1 ia, III ia. q! Jj4r \. 10. LOS.
EDWARD FdITIn-lri administrator upun tn" ,..t
.! N@tiIitl III ii-i" Idle Ui dteu ..>:.,.
dvCct>c !IAes sud .,.I;..I i,ci 10 :, N i.
"V O." i'l val,lr d" >i T!r,, :CpItSctig that I'M
SIT q" >a real e-tdtc "ud hC ucIcCa t. thc ueirs a,
Al 'N't>tcl III SAID estate, IpF lie urI
c Siic ItV money, ana SID has yrudu
c8 ia court the C"IiHent ami appreciation wTII- ui
Tie hciiH u said estate icsid; III ills stale the cram
~ OF said /, eiisc
"hereuppi II Is ordered Uy Sai that said applca
uh 1T referred -. the i'm judy ID 1913 al I,
PROBATE ollice III ST. JvnusUu:y hearing ami cU,
tt'c'h ana IL Il irher ur,cTc IhIt person, iLIeT
vst' Oe ho'iicd nr.cV by publication uf LII.
dpr(dlio di order tncIeV. three suycv,sIv,tN
IA! Inc ,dcupi printed at 81 JvhsUurs, UeiyTc sl,
tIhe 81 uedrl4 lidt they may appear time a,
place anu II they cause ut jccI thereto.
Il; the court
j1:J4 Attest ASA l. FRENCH IuJ,,
true copy Oi recJrd-AtLest,
ASA l.. FRENCH Judge
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RETURNED GENERAL
d" Change of Time"

Change of 1ime.'
The horse formerly known in the northern part
of Caledonia county, as the RUGGLEs HORSE,
has been purchased by Mr. D. F. Rugges, his
former owner. and will be kept the coming sea-
son at the two following places for :he improve
ment of stock Mondays at Sheffield Hollow at n
Folsom's stable; the rest of the time at D. f.
Ruggle,'s stable IN Sutton. Persons from dis
lance are requested to come Wednesdays. Good
pasturing for those that wish.
Said horse was sired by the Billy Root Morgan,
owned by L. Watson of Burke. Terms: $500
to insure, 50 90 the season. All mares diSpos-
ed of before the usual time of foaing will be con-
sdered with foal. For recommendations as a
stock horse l will only refer to the reputation
which he won in former years, and it has been
steadily gaining as his colts have come 10 matu-
rity and sold for high prices. as they universally
make stylish drivers and good roadsters-
1873 ID. E. RUGGLES, Proprietor.
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TO the Economical Housewiie.-.I h

SapOitier CUltutraltd Lie combined with fatty sub
stances makes superior soap aid cheaper Than
other used. hal have seen and head OF lis
tOlis juses Us III slalls that II Is all that IS claimed
to be, the article bean The Trade HaIk
PENIS NaLa Sat Manufacturing CUuIpaly. adv
lseneut ia this paper.
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COM.UISSIONERS' NOTICE.

DANIEL FRENCH'S ESTATE
The 81 sTiberS having been appointed 10y the Hpnpr Bile
Probate Court Vr the district ui Caledonia commissioners
10 receive. eAaInnc and adjust all claims AMI demand.
all persons. against the estate III Daniel French
liaiWICh, Ia said district. deceased represented i:SOl-
Vent and the term OF six months from tine 18th day
May A d. loG3 being allowed by said TO the cred
ors OF said deceased 10 exhibit and prove their res
peCtl'c claims before notice, that Will attend
10 the duties o our appointment al the dwelling house
the late Daniel French iIardick in SAID district on
the second Thursdays OF july and November next al
O'Clock, III the forenoon. Ui said DAYS.
$ NoRRlS.
jl53 CT. CONANT
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State Fair.

The Thirteenth Annual Fair of the Yer
mont State Agricultural Society is to be hol-
cen at Rutland on the Sth 9th, 10th and
ll,h of September next. A Wool Growers
Convention will be holden Oh the first day of
the Fair, the Sth, at 3 o'clock P. NJ. before
which Henry S. Randall, of New York, and
others, will deliver addresses.
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Preserve y our Beauty, Symmetry Of form.

your health and mental Pow els 10y usIs that safe, pleas
ant, rUpual, SPECIFIC remedy known IELaBoID ;
EXTRA buCHU Read the III
UNI, aud prot by IT'D: eases enumerated Cut out
and preserve IL. Vu Lay hot require il, tut uIay
al some lutuIt day.
- ii gives health AID igor 10 the lrili.c,
And UUln to The pdiIrC Check
Ii saves ohg suffering ad exposure. Beware Q. Couu-
teIIeits Cues ULaIdI,ctu. 4iJu
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-06-26

T MEN TABLE COVERS, LINEN
IL Napkins, Toweling, Diapers, Crash. White
Bedi Spreads, White Damask for Curtains-a
good assortment of White Goods, at
E. JEWETT'S.
May.
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FG nEC
IL La = 10.

E4j MaErItges, Births ana Death, inserted F.EE.-
VnuaF!eS Including poetry, Inserted &tX CeIts Inc IL
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-06-26

THE peculiar faint or
infection which re
call ScRoFULA turks
in the constitutions of
nultitudes of men. II
either produces or is
produced by an en-
feebled. Initiated state
of the blood, wherein
THAT fluid becomes in
, competent TO sustain
the vital forces in their
vigorous action, and
-leaves the system 10
fall into disorder and
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-06-26

WILLIAM GRACE,
AMESBURY, MASS.
PRICE Is CENTS PERB
George C. Goodwin 4 Co.. 80 Hanover ST..
Boston, general agents for New England. Grace's
Salve can be obtained a. all the respectable drug
giSts and country stores everywhere, 4k9Gs
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-06-26

DR. Holland, "Timothy Titcomb," of
Springfield, Mass, will address the literary
societies of the University of Vermont, at
Burlington. on the occasion of their anniver-
saEv. August 4th.
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IT O B I | L ID E r S T..

L HI-1E
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ORDER of NOTICE Of SETTLEMENT
ISAAC FARRINGTON'S ESTATE.

:, i IoIIN P px MALLS Commissioners.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-06-26

Deacon Robert Ames, an estimable citizen
of Manchester, died on the 9th inst, of lulu
res received from cultivator. The cultiva-
tor struck rock, throwing the handles SO Sc
verely against tine body of Mr. Ames as to
Cause his death
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-19

DEATH OF Col. JAMES DALzELL-A sad acci.
dent happened on Wednesday last, TO Colonel
James DAlzell, St his residence in Mifflu town
ship, near this city, which resulted in his death.
lie had loaded sled with corn fodder, and Was
riding on the top Of the load. By some acci-
dent il gave way, and he was preclpitated for
ward, and fell between the horses. The eled
paseed over him, b using his body and so iDjur-
ing the spinal column that partial paralysis en-
sued. He fingered on amid great suffering un.
til ten O'Clock on Friday morning. when he ex-
piTed. fie vas sixty five years of age, The
funeral took place yesterday.
Col. Dalzell rmerly resided in this city. He
had long been resident Of this county, we'll
known and highly esteemed as a citizen and
man. lie had held among other public offices
the position of Associate Judge of the Court
Of Common Pleas Of this county, and had been
its Representative 10 our State Legislature.
He leaves a large circle of relatives and friends
to lament the sad accident that 80 suddenly
brought his earthly career to a close.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-19
Clnclnnau marko,.-Aprl, n.

fLOUH-The market is unchanged and dull. Sales
OF auperne at 35 O595 u.s. but hardly enough done 70
make the quotations more than nominal.
WHIbKY-No change in prices. Sales Of 800 brIs Al
42942xc, the latter rate for wagon.
MBEbb POhk-There is no change in the market
BULK mEATb-A fair demand for bulk meats. A lot
Of heavy bulk sides, averaging so lbs, sold at 5Kc
points In the interior.
HAMs-The demand for sugar.cured hams Is still
good The sales were 100 tcs in sugar pickle at 7Xc
BHOULDERS-Bulka are held at 4kc94Xc, the latter
| for heavy, well cut.
LARD@some demand, sales Of 200 brls city at 91Ic
uhHApE-A continued good demand at 7hCdl7Lc.
GROCERIES - The market rules steady, without
| change.
WHBAT-The demand continues quite limited, but
the receipts light and holders refuse TO make any
concessions and quotation are merely nominal. 1t 10
held at ~ g19i ~ FOR prime red 81 30@1 20 for In.
diana or Ohio white; and 81 35@l 40 for prime Ken.
lucky white. The only sales made public were: 300
bush prime red at 81 95, 800 do good do at 81 %.
OohNGIhe "a demand Is fair, and the market rules
snaoy az pc feT ear or shelled In bulk sheed is held
nominay at 75c including Sacks but the inquiry for
lmlted and the offerings light 5O0bush shelled
sold at 63c In sacks, sacks TO be returned.
VhLsChne market rules steady, with demand about
equa 70 Tue supply We quote them at 69c in bulk,
and !9ooc Including sacks. Sales OF 600 bush In bul
ut SIDE track In Fulton, at 63 500 do In elevator at 7
and 500 do including sacks at SOc.
RYE-The receipts are large and the demand being
ght decline OF &c per bush was established the mar
ket closed heavy at 9Oc Tor prime samples on arrival
win ses Of iOoO bush at this figure, part In bulk and
part In sacks, sacks to be returned.
BAhLhf-There 10 very little doing and quotatio ms
are merely nominal The best grades are held at 81 55
81 w ior all and 81 459l so for State spring, but
these rates are 293c above the views OF buyes Quail
es below prime are dull and unsaable except at prices
mqen below the views Of holders The only transac.
hhh-Ihe receipts are light, with good demand,
ana the market rules firm at full prices We quote prime
5l az ~ w per ton in bales arvaand s2l9
-, oHEEbE.The market has not undergone any change
The demand 10 fair, and owing TO the Iipbt stoc mi
prices are realized for all sold. We quote selected
at l4k@l5c.
nUTTER There is fair inquiry for the b,st grader
Dut quantities below prime neglected and dull. We
quote prime to choice roll at 23925c in barrels and
20c " e''" a. '
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-19
TELEGRAPHIC.
REPOHTED FOR THE STATESMAN
Last Nights Dispatches.
LATEST FROM CHARLESTON.

Movement 90 Remove Comm cd re
DuPont-Tho Authorities At Wash
ingtOn Again Interfering Hunter
Thinks He Can Take Charleston.
New YoRK, April 18.-The Post says: BY
the steamer Cahawba, Capt Baker, arrived
this afternoon, we have intelligence from Port
Royal. A movement is making for tho removal
OF Admiral Dupont from command of the iron.
clad fleet, and II is said Gen. Seymour, who
came North In the Arago two or three days ago
and proceeded to Washington, has urged thia
subject on the attention of the Government
Among the other objects of Gen. Seymour'e
mission, we arc informed, was the reinforce
ment OF the forces under Gen. Hunter.
IL is understood the troops belonging to Con
Fosters old command will be returned to his
old Department.
The feeling of the land forces at Port Royal
is represented to be very strong against Admi-
raj Dupont, and the confidence OF the sailors
and many of the officers In our squad
ron 10 much weakened. An important
statement, however, is made in regard
to the attack on Charleston and the
withdrawal Of our iron clads, namely:
that the order directing the attack was coun.
termanded from Washington, the countermand
not reaching the Admiral until too late to pre.
vent the assault. Il 10 said IL was partly iu
obedience to this last order that Admiral Du.
pont decided not TO resume the attack. The
| nasty departure Of the Flombeau for the North
with dispatches, on the 9th, is referred TO as a
partial confirmation Of this report, though there
IS no positive evidence that this belief is well
grounded.
Though report was current at Pert ROYAL
when the Cahawba sailed, that the monitors
were to proceed TO New Orleans, it Was not
credited in we'll informed circles.
TheneWs as to the operations against Charles.
ton Is to the effect that though the design of
returning TO the assault has been abandoned for
the present by Admiral Dupont, there ie good
reason to believe Gen. Hunter has not relin.
quished the idea of an early Offensive move
ment against the city, and that efforts are al
ready making by him in that direction. The
Monitors could be made ready fer action 10 two
or three hours, and would be IS efficient az be-
fore the late engagement IL is the opinion of
Captain WordeD, although We are not author.
ICED by that officer to state the fact, that the
Monitor feet is able to batter down Fort Sum-
ter, and in this opinion nearly all the officers
concur. Its believed also that the distractions
might be passed, though the experiment might
be attended with the risk that the Monitors
might not be able TO return.
The ITonsides still lies off Charleston bar ,
where she will remain to prevent the rebel iron
clads from raising the blockade, sh ould they
make the attempt.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-19
From susfo,k.

SUFFOLK, via Fortress Monroe, April H.
Yesterday afternoon the enemy drove back ou
skirmishers on the Somerton road, which il
Gen. Coreorsn's front, and opened on For
Union with two pieces Of artillery. Our forts
at once replied to and drove them back. OuI
skirmishers on the South Quay road drove the
enemy back some miles from our lines. De-
serters Say the enemy intends to mako an at
tack this week.
Guerrillas prowled about our Aanks yester-
DAY, killing one man and cutting the telegraph
wires, which were soon repaired.
Both railroads between Suffolk and Norfolk
are in running order, and amply guarded by
cavalry patrols. 30" ''''
No letters are now allowed to be cent for 81
ward by nag Of truce, except to prisoners o
war.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-19

THE WHITE SULPHUR SPRIses.-A metropoli
tan journal thus announces the formal opening
of this celebrated summer retreat, which Ia
even nov ready for the reception Of limited
npmber Of guests:
To those who are casting about for summer
TesoIt. the announcement that the White Sui
phur Springs Watering Place will soon be open
to vieitors, will prove welcome intelligence. No
place in Ohio more charmiDgly unites the pleas
ures Of the country to the comforts of the city.
The grounds have been highly improved, the
buildings thoroughly repaired and ventilated,
aud by the time visitors are ready to "call
around" it will be in apple-pie order. This
famous Watering pace, the present season. will
be under the supervision of Andrew Wilson,
Jr., who is widely known among watering
place tourists, as liberal and genial manager,
The White Sulphur Springs will be ready foi
visitors on or before the let Of June, but the
formal opening will take place on the 23d Of
tina. month, with the Ohio Medical Asso cia tior
and grand ball to give the event eelGt.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-19
Master Commissioners Sale.

Miller Donaldson & oO.) Superior Court ., F,.nt.
W. fu ouPeno. 0vui' I" riNnh :
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
the said Court TO me directed will offer for sale
Public Auction, at the door OF the Court House, in the
City Of Columbus, on
Saturday, the 25th day of April, A. D. 1868.
at one o'clock p. M, the following described real es
tate, situate In the county OF franklin, and State
Ohio, 10 witt
The west half Of the following described tenements in
Franklin county, Ohio, and in the city Of Columbus
to witt Sixty one feet and ten and half inches in
width by hundred and twenty Ave feet In length or
DEPTH In the northeast corner OF outlot number fly
In said city, fronting the north side Of Franklin
Avenue, and bounded on the east by the eatt line Of
said outlot number hfy-one (5, and on the north by
the north line Of said lot and on the west BY al
rect line parallel with the east line and six feet and ten
and half inches distant herefrom the ssd vest half
being thirty feet and eleven and quarter inches wide
by one hundred and twenty-five feet deep.
Appraised at ,050.
a, W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
and Master Commissioner
mar26-dlt&wtd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-19
Soutbern Neu..

FoRTnEss MONROE, April IS The Richmond
Enquirer Of the 10th contains tho following:
CHATTANOOGA, April 14.-Msjor Dick McCann
has captured another train on the Nashville
and Chattanooga railroad. Three gunboats and
two transports on the Cumberland river have
been destroyed by WheeleP'e command. Van
Dorn's fight at franklin, Tenn, proved to have
been exaggerated. The loss was only filty on
each eide, and Freeman's battery captured was
was retaken.
CHARLESTON, April l4.-AlP quiet TO night.
The enemy occupies Coles, Kiawah and Sea.
brook Islands In considerable force, protected
by few gunboats. All his transports have
left this vicinity.
A committee Of Congress is now investi "a ing
the case OF Assistant Provost Marshal George
W.. Alexander for charges Of gross cruelty to
prisoners In his charge OF Castle Thunder.--
Inc alleged cruelties bear several unpleasant
shapes, such as tying men up by the thumbs
ducklng, beating, etc.
Richmond papers Of the 18th received con.
tain the following:
JACKSON, Mrss,, April I6. The enemy'e
troops at Lake Providence have moved to Vcks.
burg and Grenada. The boats going up 10
Vicksburg was ruse. A heavy moYemen
commenced on Thursday. A large fire was oh.
served yesterday above Vicksburg, supposed to
be the burning of the Federal transports =
The Yankee forces are In possession Of New
Carthage. .'
WILMINGTON, N. c., April l6.-Tne steamers
Flora and Bell arrived here this morning from
Nassau with cargoes of coffee, saltpetre, etc.
The Government storehouses at Branchville
were destroyed by fire on the 18th inst, with
fifty thousand rations of bacon and large quan.
titles Of -four and sugar.
Gen. Wheeler on the 18th captured two traine
between Nashville and Murfreesboro, together
with $3O,OOO; also number of prisoners, in
ciuding two Majors; three Captains, and thre,
OF Gen. Rosecran staff.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-19

FoR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR IMPRovED PRoP.
ERTY IN CoLUMBUs, on MERCHANDISE. Two
houses and lots In the city Of Hudson, Wiscon--
sin--one large, fine house, nearly new, con-
tanning eleven rooms, with all the furniture, one
Chickering's seven octave plano, etc. Two
business lots-one corner, both on the main
business street. A beautiful farm near the
city, we'll improved, good house, etc. Also, If
desired, six hundred and forty acres unimproved
land and twenty five city lots we'll located. For
further particulars inquire Of s. Selleck, Jr.,
Book Store, 1853 South High street
apr1S-d2
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
New York market.-Aprll 1s.

NOW YORK mnrket.-Apr1l IS.
o0TT0N-Dul and lower, at 65eD00c for middling up.
lands.
fLOUR-Heayy prices generally without change.
eales ~ o0D7 for extra State ~ 2017 30 for extra
round hoop Ohio ~ 35@e 25 trade brands the market
closing qsiet.
WH!sKY=Dull and lower with sales at 4ixCD45c,
including 200 brs q ID at latter pricds.
WHEAT-Dull and entirely nominal with parcels to
arrive are offered but buyers and selle are too far
apart to do business.
O0RN-Ravors buyers at S9@9hc,
RYE--Dull and unchanged.
OATS Fair requestat se967kc.
favor buyer.
BEEF-Steady.
hARD-A shade lower with moderate inquiry at 100
CHHEsE-Heavy and lower at IIDI3c for common
to prime. "