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MASTERS SALES,
MASTERS sALE.-Pursuant /

MASTERS SALE.-Pursuant to the
WI command OF an order Of sale from the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga county,
Ohio, at the suit Of Joseph Perkins against Cole
man G. Fay, to me directed, l shall expose for
silo itb pubiie ssszstiu--s sha dnor of the
House, in the city of Cleveland, on The III d5y
Of July 1865 at o'clock P. n, the following de-
seribed prem ses All of lot number thirty
saran i3il. in InsAPh Parlins' allotment of ten
acre lots, number twelve and thirteen az a l3),
in the City of Cleveland, in Cuyahoga County, In
the State OF Ohio, appraised at S240.
LEW - N. EOfsts, EIas-t~r Com uaisaioner-
u L. EE' ri''in'iils Attorney ,,,,oas..,o
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There are many prepsra ions 20 q under the neme
Of BitteTs, mt mp in quart bottles, comp unded OF
tn ehespest vhi-ky or Common rum, c)slnZ :Om 20
to 40 GEMS per ga0n, tns ia; disgu ssd by Anise or
tn Of Bittsrs has cauEed AMI will continue
to use, Ions a. they IN b SOD. hundreds 10 die
the death the drankard BY tseir u.e th5 system
is keps continually under tie Influence Of Ale hole
sEmu-nts OF the rst kind, the desire 70, Liluor
created snd kept up sud toe result s all the horrors
attendant upon a drums ards life and death.
For 3 Ose who de iIe will have Liquor Bitter,
We pubish the folio win recipe get bottle HoOf.
laad JermAn BIT ers end mix with three quarts good
brandy whisky, aud the result will be prepara-
on th st will far excel in dicinA virtnes and true
eXcelence any OF the numerous liquOr Btteu IN the
ma Act, aud vi j cost mu7h less. You will have al
the v'r of HOOda1 a1d's Biters in connection with
good article of liquor. at mgch lest price than
these inferior preparations will cost you 60
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Disease occurring nom one and The zane cause viii
be entirely cured By the Constitution Water, taken
for any longth Of time. The desc should ysTy with
the severity Of the disease, from twenty drops 70
teaspOOnful three times day, in water. During the
passage Of the Calculus the pain and urgent symp-
toms shOuld be oOmbattsd with the proper remedies
abOVs directed. ' ..Hi
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s,Dpr.,,sd Essst.,ration,

which in the unmarried female is constant recur-
ring disease and through gleot tue seeds Of mare
grave and dangerous maladis8 the result and sc
month Alter mouth passes without effort beine
made to assist nature the suppression becomes ehron
ic the patient gradually loOses her appetite, tht
bowels are cOnstipated, night gWeats come on anc
Consumption finally ends her career. ..
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Hagan's Magnolia Balm.

This is the most delightful an extraordinary aFti-
Gle ever dscOve-ed II changes the sun-burnt face
an hHuis to Fra y satin text OF ravishing beau
y, impsrt'ns the marble purity Of youth, md the
DsrJSGUE appearance inv ing in the city belle Of
fhiu u removes 70, ireckles, pimp'es aud rough
ness from the skiu, leaving the comp EXON fresh,
transparent and snio0,h 1t contains no material in
jurious 20 the skin PatrOnizsd by Actresses and
Ope Singers II is what every lady should have.
1a5-Sold .f.ysry whore
r.... DEMAS s. BARNES CO.,
General gents,
Jul5 Tx 203 Broadway New York
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Hollands German BitteFs
WILL CUBE THEM. ...
DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER DISEASE.
Observation-Disclosures SYMPTOMS

Rssu;ting rom Disordsrs the Digestive Organs >
70 stpation, Inward lie, fulnGss OF Blood TO the
II q ., dity OF q Q stomach, Eauses, zeaTtburu,
sg1st foe FOOD, Fulness Weighs in The atom sch,
sou Eructaii MS SinA ing Futtering at Il PIT Of
& STOMACH, SWimmi e of the Head, Hurried and
Difficult Brea hing, u ts-ing TIE Heart, OhO-
king or SufO ating SCnsat oRs when IN lying pos
ture, Dimu' 80 Of Vision, DOis or WebJ betJre the
{, Fever aud Doll Pal in the Head, D-h ieney
Of PeTspiratinn, Heilowness OF Ihe SEin and Eyes,
2 in in the side, FAX chest, Limbs, 40, sud sen
Fluslts Of Beat, Burning in the sh, eJnsi ant In
asiniag Of Evil, and graf Depression Of Spirits.
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CONSTITUTION WATER
RH4D-RRAD-READ.


DANVIaLE, Pa, June 2, 1854.
Dr.. VS.. Il. GREas-Dsar Sb-; In February, lsolt
vas Afflicted with the sugar Diabetes and for mouh4
passed more than two gallons OF water IN twenty
tour hours was obliged 70 got mp e. often - Isn ~
Twelve times during the night During the monta q
July 1851, procured two bottles Of OOnsututlon
Water and IN two days after using IL experienced
ralisf and aflsr taking Two bottles l was entlreV
ouFa1 aoOn Altar reRainfnR ny usual health.
yours truly, ~. L. DEWITT E
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Member Of the Royal College Of Physieiaas =
London, Ragland; Graduate Of
RieOrd's Hospital for 1
EMALE DIS EASES,
and = eonstanr attendant Of Paris London, New
leans and montreal 5osDitas for the LAST ten yoarI
has opened his Office at lhe I
johnson House, Cleveland,
Nhere he Will pp. to meet all those who are a.
diotsd Eirh and chronic diseases.
dis ersat ptirsIy dinsrsnr nom the old
san, mLC eticaciO15e and Ell ctivs Hismsd-
irfnes a 9 simply teger4ble extracts and oils, th
have uessr been uE. "a bg rVO other DhJ sicians
America Dssid, shimsen-I de has rPeat the grsates
prt OF MS io ard thurtands dollars in obtaining
.ew secrets in ais profession. BE tests the Urin-
tor alt forms Of disease. No charssfOr -
honest aud rrue statement Of
sPEKN>>
To YorRG MEE.-F
utes that be Is the
with that cures
DoIlars If he
made for coni
vial Of urine
viii answer al
itF OF gsttingI
stamp
The Chief h
frequently lost or suspN ar
oiOus habits that y & + on and ls...-s-,os
disaass unless checked IN
down In the treatise HUMAN ERa-
toIosIcGL REsE ARcHEs.' II Is elsbqFsfe
Ted with oolored susravings and via e9HFine~
most hardened and uncOnoerned, e ven e leless
tbe minds Of the most despOndinE, y ldsiiss ther
IN tie right channel for relisf ii bSdily ana No
agony and despair.
sss-Sold BY Or. BAsz5W, ID nlse'Ear'ss.' ,
rries 75 cents. ssEs tsee sEa'19n nifs- S'e -a''
.,,,,t - g. Hrss-sau, sn sLlDtner colunl-
"a ,1.,- - q " (ILABE. druggist, Ols,.-. -
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propsrsIes OF the medicine direct themselves 70 the
organs Of secretion and bg altering the condition
OF the Stomach and Liver that the starchy principle
- - fad "a not inverted into sugar 90 long a. the
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MnToRD, O0an.s Nov. Is, 1851.
I'VE. h gREga-Dear Sir: | have for several
seaTs been Afflicted with that troublesome and dan
q rOus disesse Gravel, which resisted 81 remedies
and dOotoFs, until l took Con HitutiOu water, and
v0u mag be assured that ] was exceedingly pleased
y in ~ resnIt IL has entirely cured me, aud ysD
may make any use Of my name you may see NJ ID re
gard 10 the medicine, e. have entire conldelce 10
fs sGcaoy. TOuntrulY, POhDsTR0Ne-
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-rIeasurU ExcurEiOn TO Lake superlO
Notice.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. =
Y sealed rroposals " u BE- received at th- once
Of the City Civil tngineeT Of the ity OF Cleveland
until clreA NJ, July 6.hi ls63s tor the following
named works: ..-... ID r...
Ffrst-For the construction Of ttose-waFe pipe
drain, laid dry, IN irsing tresf 75O ZEE long
SecOnd--FOT grading and improving Lake Street,
betgeen BrOwneil an AlabamA Strtets.
Third-faF Reading snd improving Elm Street, be-
tW cen West hiver and Cid hiser strpets.
FOurth-FO- gazing and mproy ng Brownel
Str ct, between Sr. q sir IRE and WisJn Street
Plans and specifications Of the shove work msy be
seen znd particular informa ion obtained at sad
Engineers Of1ca on and after the lss inst DO
Tne Board OF City Improvements invite the sub
mission of bids reserving hs right accept or re-
iect any al OF them, the inle-ests OF the City
may deman1. By order Of the Board
. H.HuH. 90 l"I }. q. SA kGENT,
iulyl-l47 H.-... City ivil Engineer.
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UNION STATE TICKET.


Tor Governor-JOHN BROUGu, Cuyah0ga County.
Lieut.. Gov.-CHAs. AN0ERS0hi Montgomery, 70
sup emo Judae-HO KING H0HTER, "a rheid 70
Auditor Of State-JAMEs s. GODMAa, MariOn Go.
Teas q stats g EOLaEH DI,RAeI y D 'suai Sc. %
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7 EMON NS.-25 Boxes LEMONS
Just received from Boston by express
CANNON FREEMAN.
iunes0 q RiVeI-St.
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cons IlnfnR u the vagina and Euulb ft il IN All ca
accompanied BY pain In the back across the
bowels and through tue hips. teaspoonfnl OF the
EnaiiaiH = 5=l7a three times dal NJ h Az fp-
Ia hsiI pint Of soft water morning and evening.
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CONSTITUTION WATER,

which gives those organs time 20 recover their healthy
tons aud Vigor We ahs 70 state that the ConEt-
tuition Wafer has cured sYery csss Of Diabetes In
which Il has been given.
Stone y he BIad3sT, CaleHIIs, GrGysl Brieh
DlISs Deposit aB6 AEeaI OF Aitky
DiehaTQsS after UriHasi8g.
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ssee YbTsGEa
s-T-lseo-x.
DRAKEs PLANTATION BITTERs.

s-T-lseo-x.
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERs. (
They pnrify, strengthen ard invigOfaie.
Iues create "a healihy Horafits
Ineg arr au snttzste to charge OF water and diet.
Ihes overcome eiiacta di5sioati0n lats h urs
ahey str nRiho. the sJs em and fnlIYGn rhemind
They prevent mlasm tic and Intermittent fsvPrB.
Thy purify tn bf-ath and q idi y Of the 8iOmaeh
Iheg cure Dyspep-ia ard Constipation.
They Diarrz uea, Ohoiera and holerauorbus
fh7y cure Liver Comp Amt and Headache
They a'e the best Bi,ters in the world They make
the weak strong aud exhausi ed natures great
restorer They are m -e OF pure & cr0ix REu, the
cesebrst istya B ~ ronts and heros, and are
taken With the p Of be serage VITA ont Gard
o Rge OF tim ui day, Pei icat-rly recommended 70
De ieat- persons eQuung a gentle sim liant Sold
by AL Groc=rs, Drug lists, Hot ls and S-'oons
H. P DRAKE & CO.,
julyl-R2Seow e03 Broadway, n. Z.
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.eHt .i1u.. ..1a-Ts 3 era. .r4.. a..I --
go r-"s.1- ~ FllAu
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state Board Of Medical Examiners.
OFFIUE OF TIE D
CLEvELAND & MAHO ne r. Z. Co., ?
Cleveland, June l3, 1868.
n - 8


A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
ts Oce this ity thursday, the 9Th day Of Ju-
y next, a. lOO'clOck NJ, to take sctiOn upon .
CONTACT pr posed be Ween the Atlantic GREAT
W. stern Rai,Way company and this fAlmpany.-
Transfer books will be closed the 18th day Of Juns
at 3OclOsk P. NJ. and remain closed until FRIDAY
A. M, July 10. Is 3.
BY r1der OF the B ard Of Directors.
juns'5-4i7 %. B IKE. sNr'v
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.5d "a much can NOT Be said n its pfis s9,Il
dose has besn relieve the p,Ost urgent symp
toms Are you trOabled with that distressing pain in
the small Of the back and through the hips tea
TDoonful day Of Constitution Water viii relieve yOn
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~Rsmsmber that these Bittsra 4eS1
ARE NOT ALCOHOIIO,
And Not Intended as . Beverage.
Ba-Fhs Pruprietors have thousands Of Letters from
the most Eminent IaaEtsft -.IEf HnI
H.... vrls.1 L..arafI
CIergymen, lawyer, Physicians,
G ' and Citizens, H-.-lf


FsstiiyipR OF their rwn per.Onal knOWle5gei the
bJnsfcia effects and medical virtues Of the BitteTs.
From Rev. }. Newton Brown. y. D, Editor Of the
EncycOpsda Of Religious KuOVledEe.I
Although not dizpcsed to favor or recommend Pat
ent Medicines gener Through distrust Of teetr
ngredi ntH aud effects yet know OF Hufhcient
rsssOns v by ma may nj testify 70 tbe benefit be
beiisYes himself to have received hom any aimae
preparation in the pc he may ihus contribute %
the benefit Of othsrs.
do tn me ore TeadilY in regard 90 hoohand's
0a--nrn Pitters, pre-arst by nr. - M Jackson OF
this city because prejudiced against them for
uiAn yvaIs under the 'mpressirn that they were
chiefly an AGO Olic mixture. | am indebted 10 my
frieni robert ShOi maker Fqs, for he removed this
p-ej7dice by prorer tests and for encOuIag7mfnt 70
try hem when sun ring from great and long contin-
ne debility. he Of three bO ties OF these tit-
trs, at the fegiHnpg Of the present year, Wzs fol
lowed BY evd lent rslef ard restoration 20 degFee Of
bodily aaa msbtal vgOr which bad not felt ior SIX
months before, and had almost despaired Of regantng
therefore thaN God and my friend for directing me
70 the Of them, J. NEWTOH BkOMN.
Philadelphia, June q, 1861.
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Irritation Of tie Neck Of tks Bladder, IaRazl
RatiOa Of IRE KI3neys, and CatarTh of
As B1IdsT, StTalgury md
burning, or PGiRfHI r.
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NOTICE.

NOElGEs
PRoVnsT N ARsHAL GENEaAL's OFFIOE,
-.#-.. s.. Was ISGr -, D. O., May q, 1853
A LII MEN WHO DESIRE TO
"a join any rarti Jnlar gime It Of cavalry cw IN
the held are hersry authrriZef hem5elVe1
any time during the nex' thr days, to he Board
Of Enrolment in their respective Diatricg. he
Board rhel examine end determine upOn the htn0's
for tbs service, and Il found be it. the Provost
Msrshsl OF the Diatris shall give them transports
on tickets to ths genzrG ranqeZVOus at IN"
quarters o. the A. Provost Marshal G. heIh OF the
State. ..-. 50 r....-.
Rendezvous they shall be mus ered bv a mustering
and disbursicg officer, and pail BY him the bounty
allowed By law. J las b. Fay,
Promos. Marshal General.-
.4TT e HAD QUARTERS PRovOsF N 'RsHAL,1
~ II g. y I EIGHTEEHTH DISTRICT OF OHIO,
OLEYELAED, May 81, 1858. }
The Board Of Enrolment for thu eighteenth Con-
gressiOnal District OF Ohio, OW preFared TO ae
cept men under the above orders OF ne Provost Mar
shal General.
Applic stions received at this Office, third floor.
northeast corner, Government Building near Public
SIuare FRED'k A. NASH,
Captain .ni Provost Marshal,
june2stf-R's II ht-eash pistrict ~ 0hie.
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ave long since given up Jne use Of b7chu, cubebe
.n lumber In the traatmsnt Of these dssases, anc
,niJ' nss them for want Of = better remeey.
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MURFREEsBoRo, Tenn, Jan. 26.-General
Rosecrans hopes the Cincinnati, Louisville,
and other newspapers, will desist from the
practice of publishing reports of the ship
ments of supplies to the department of the
Cumberland. Such reports are substantially
notifications to the rebels to prepare their
forces for the capture of such supplies. 1t
is understood, however, that newspapers
would not make such publications if quarter
masters and cQmmiSsarieS did not furnish the
items.
Wheeler's cavalry made dash at a train of
cars, Sunday, on the railroad between Nash
vile and Franklin, and succeeded in destroy
ing two cars, but were frightened away be-
fore they destroyed the balance of the train.
A convalescent killed one of the rebels. One
federal sergeant was badly wounded. Brig.
Gen. d. S. Stanley followed the rebels
sharply, but they had too much the start of
him. He rode fifty two miles within twenty
ours.
Rebel cavalry in considerable bodies, con-
stantlY hover on our TANKS, watching our
communication. The government ought to
reinforce the cavalry arm Of this department,
and supply horses to mount infantry regi-
ments to pursue the rebels. The rebel Gen
eral Wheeler has been made a major general
and is in command of all the rebel cavalry in
Tennessee.
Capt. Almore Otis of the 4th U. S. cavalry,
who distinguished himself conspicuously in Il
splendid and successful charge upon the enc
my in the battle Of Stones river, and who now
commands brigade of cavalry, has been re-
commended by Gen. Rosecrans for brigadier
generalship; also Col. Stanley and all the of
fcers of his brigade for promotion.
Brig. Gen. Garfield, who whipped Hum
phrey Marshall in Kentucky, and who after
wards distinguished himself in the command
Of brigade at Shiloh. has reported to Gen.
Rosecrans for duty, and will probably be as
signed to the command of a division in the
army of the Cumberland.
1t is reported that the enemy are being re-
inforced. An intercepted letter from a mem
Der of Gen. Bragg's staff, indicates that the
feeling against Bragg is so strong that he will
be superseded. The writer admits that
notwithstanding the rebels captured the
most guns and stores, and also several
thousand prisoners from US, they were badly
whipped He says the slaughter of the Off
GERS was awful, and although the fighting of
the rebel army was splendid, they were beat
en- by superior generalship and by the obsti-
macy of the Yankees. The whole number Of
the rebel prisoners captured in the battle was
about $500 with eight guns and four stand
ards.
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Galveston by the Pirate Alabama.
New YORK, San. 26.-The steamer Mary
A. Boardman, from New Orleans Jan. 18th,
and Key West the Goth, has arrived. She
brings Galveston advices to Jan. 18th, brought.
to Key West by the steamer Northern Light,
from New Orleans. On the 18th the United
States sloop-of-war Brooklyn, in company
with six other federal steamers, was off Gal
weston. They saw steamer in the otfing.
The steamer Hatteras Immediately got under
way to speak her, and when within mailing dis
lance asked who she was, and received an
swer, ''her majesty's sloop-of-war Spitire."
The commander of the Hatteras told them to
wait and he would send boat to her, and had
just lowered a boat, with an officer and crew
in her, when the steamer opened her broad
side and fired into the Hatteras.
The Brooklyn Immediately got under weigh
and started in pursuit of the stranger, but
night coming on she lost sight OF her and was
compelled to give up the chase. On return
ing she found the HatteraS sunk in five fat.l-
oms of water. The officers of the Mary
Boardman are unable to give further particu-
lars. The steamer was no doubt the pirate
Alabama. The Uatteras was merely trans
port, but carried guns of light calibre, SINH
lar to transport Mcclellan.
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Stewart and VIM. B. Shubrick to be rear
admirals in the navy; Capts. George S. Blake,
CadwalIader Ringgold, Henry Morris, James
Gardner, Henry Ross, Charles Henry Davis;
Henry Bell, John w. Livingston, Henry r.
Thatcher, VIM. d. Porter, John S. Missover,
and Robert b. Hitchcock, to be commodores
in the navy on the active list, and Capt Jas.
Lanman to be commodore in the navy on the
retired list.
The secretary of war has notified congress
that he is making such changes in the organi-
cation of his department as will relieve him
from future necessity of more than one assist
ant Mr.. Tucker yesterday gave farewell
dinner to his friends, and has returned home;
and it is also understood that Mr.. Walcott
retires. Mr.. Watson will remain as assistant
secretary
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Monetary.

the board is % Chicago and Rock Island 3d. Alton and
TeTrehaute Railroad AIS Pittsbnrg. Fort Wayne and
Chicago RailrOad7a Chicago, burlington, and Quincy
no; Pacific Nail steamship Co 49, Delaware and Hud
son Canal Co 1873; cumberland preferred % y Cen
trial Railroad l2V Eric Railroad 763 Erie preferred 1883
Missouri skies IL; Michigan southern 90; Cleveland
and Toledo 923; Galenn aud Chicago So; Michigan Cen
scrip g43 Illinois coupon bonds 2S American Gold lelB
skies Of 81 registered. 954; fves "a, coupons 81
u $40 Treasury Notes lO2; 81 year certificates
95s; Demand Notes l46; Tennessee skies 3d. California
ssVens 1870; Ohio skies OF 81, llS Toledo and Wabash
I'd bonds sl3 Cleveland and ittsburg lt bond lO4 liam
niba and st Joseph bonds 642 Chicago North West
I'd bonds Az ittsburg Fort Wayne and Chicago lst
bonds III.
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4..T:-186O-X,.

Another wonderful ingredient, of Brazilian origin i'm
parting beauty to the complexion and brlancy to the
mind, yet unknown to the commerce of the world and
withhold its name Tor the present.
Or. W. A. Chds. surgeon of the Tenth Vermont Rcgi
ment writes 81 wish every soldier had bottle Of Plan
tation Bers Thoy the most effective, perfect and
harmless tonic ever Used.'
The following is the famous hotel proprietors of
Washington:
WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov. 4, 1862.
Messrs. p. II. DRAKE a. Co. Please send us twelve
dozen Plantation Bitters They much liked by the
guests of our house. Respectfully yours,
SYKES, CHADWICK IL CO.,
ProprietOrs Wizards Hotel.
Such is the language reaching daily. No article
had equal sale Under circumstances will the
pure standard Of the materials used be departed from
These Biters sold by all the principal druggists
gYocers, hotels AMI restaurants Be sure each bottle
bears the fac smile CT the proprietors' signature.
Z. IL. DRAKE q CO.,
202 Broadway. New York.
For sale by G. P. HARLOW and q. sPURR, Wor-
eester. deop&weowis6m nl9
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NEW YORK, Jan &c -CoTToN-sales 1900 bales at &c
a size for mddlng uplands.
FLOUR-Sales 1880 bbs; state ANA western a Ice
better; superne state $50 a SIS; extra $50 a
100; choice w g I'D; round hoop ohio 40 a 15V;
irmer 1900 bbls; mixed to good rs @ 775;
fancy and 1856 a $3.50, Canada l0c better sales
1900 bbs; extra ITO q $50
Wheat lie better. Corn lc better, closing heavy sales
$4,000 bush; mixed western sound IS a S9c.
Beef qnet sales $50 bbls. Pork shade iTmer and
active; sales $500 bbs; Sl4 IS old Lard
seay sales PAN bbls IQl ltsc. Rice quiet Sugars
firm; sales 725 hhds New Dreams at l04 q 03c and l2sc
for clarified Havana, sic boxes ABOUT 93c. Coffee
rmer; sales 300 bags Rio 2g4 a. 303c MOasses firm;
New Orleans sales 400 pbIs old CROP at 4le.
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OswEGo, N. Y, Jan. 26.-The friends of
Gen. Hatch to-day presented him a service of
silver and policy of insurance on his life
He is just recovering from his wounds. Thos
Ii. Bond, from New Haven, Conn, somewhat
marred the harmony of the gathering by
making speech and denouncing those who
support the presidents emancipation procla-
nation. Mr.. Bond was finally Missed down.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-27
Affairs at Albany.
MR.. CALLICOTT ELECTED SPEAKER,
secretary.

ALBANY, Jan. 26.-Mr. Callicott has been
elected speaker of the New York house of
representatives. All the republican candidates
for officers of the assembly have been elected.
Mr.. Callicotts opponents have now introduced
resolutions on which there has been a long
debate. Without further action the house
adjourned u