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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-08

COMPETENT MEN ARB WANTED TO-DAY AT THE
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situationsA clerk in an insurance olce an assistant
bookkeepe young man Is clerk Tor hotel 9atd r
goods salesman entry clerk clerks for grocery store
and cnpyist. Several other situations OPEN Owing
and increasing demands on us for help
respectable always find employment by Applying
above. Organled 1889 MONTGOMERY h co.
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ise! 70 !anuary 1865 for 500 per snnum which viii en-
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dxav
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-27
T,zTE,|ss,Es REPORTS

LATEST IsEp0SIs.
,r.,r, the Washington Star Of this EVENING"
The Argo, fron Aqua Greek, arrived mere
>: roorn;no At halE-pas5 7 o'clock. Parties
W. came up on Ter report that Aqua Greek
aas evacuated yesterday afternoon. The cars
- lie Fredericksburg road stopped running 10
10 morning, an<I the rolling stock OF the road
...s laced upon transports and taken away.
Yesterday evening one Of the Federal gun
ho,ts was lying of aqua Greek, engaged il
burning such buildings as would afford shelter
ia The Confederate guerIjllaS,
The Argo landed 8 force ct three hundred
caya)rynlen at Doyl's Hole, the terminus Of
the military telegraph. The cavalry vas
landed there for he purpose, it Was supposed
Of protecting the lioe from the 5epredatlons OF
guorrjas
The louisville J ouyual IS advised that Gen.
John II. Morgan, at the head 1, i've or FIX
thousand cavalry, is at Abingdon, Va, and
coptenpIa1edan immediate raid into Kentucky
via Round Gap.
Another ''crislls . IS apprelended in Canada
and another ministerial change, the tenth
within two years. l'i1e public securities OF
Canada, which five gears ago We're sixteen per
cent. preuium are only aortIl ninety,
Ex-Governor Mela;y, OF OHIO, has returned
to his ONE at Columbus, from Cincinnati,
where he had been held under arrest by the
military authorities.
The granJiury Of New York have round q
bill ot Indictment against Marshal Murray
ior his course in the Arguelles extraditlon case:
An address Of the Pope 70 the Archduke
Mazi,DiIian IS published. lie recommends to
him, in particular, TO defend the rights Of the
church.
Mrs Douglas and daughter, Of Charlestovn,
Va, have bcen arrested III Frederick county,
DID,, charged with blockade-lunoing
New York city has appro orlated fresh ha!f
million dollars 70 provide additional aid 10 the
families Of volunteers.
Ga Wednesday the steamer TIecIa, with
sl65, $50 10 specie, sailed from New ork Tor
Liverpool,
The Colfederstes have burned the ll0ck
houses, warehouses, &c, recently erected by
the Federal troops at Fairfax Station.
--s=-'----------
= The Republican Convention IN Illinois has
declared in tayor Of Mr.. Lincoln.
Gold in New York, yesterday 1885,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-27

EEMEANTs! REMN4ANTs!!
| HiVE on hand about i 20) yards of Lawns,
\ Callcos, DaLaines and other goods, which
VIII sell at greatly reduced prices. Gall ana
See for yourself at t. SCH W Il RZo.
lly GI--tt
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-05-28

Fishing Schooner for Sale,
OF about seventy tons burthen, now on the stocks
" at South Bristol, and ready for launching; built
by the most approved models and finish, and of the
best Materials and will be sold at fair price IL ap
piled for soon NATHANIEL FOSTER,
may24d3t&w4ws South BI istol, Me.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-05-28
To manufacturers, Ship Builders,

A ANDpersons desirous of Real Estate Investments,
N the following property is offered at good bargains.
% Houses at prices from $1,000 to $1,000.
100 House Lots at prices from $500 to $4,000
1000 Feet of water front suitable for wharves Ship
yards, Manufacturing Sites, fronting deep water
with fine spring of water adjacent thereto and
portion of it adjoining the Grand Trunk Rail Road
from which freight may be deposited the premises
mohlT 2m MOSES GOULD, "A Middle ST.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-05-28

AN EXTRAORDINARY REcoRD.--A cores
pondent OF the Maine Farmer, writing from
the town Of Hanover, in Oxford county, says
" In 1860 there were three hundred inhab-
itants in this town. OF this number thirty
have gone TO the war, and since the 18th of
last September, twenty-six have died. In one
school district over half the scholars have
died OF diptheria. In one family but one child
Is left, the parents and two children having
died in another five children have been taken
out OF six. But three births have occurred in
town for two years, SO that about one-tenth of
the population has died in the short space of
seven months. Seldom do we see anything
like this. In some sections of town the
mortality is sometimes greater, but do not
recollect of seeing an account Of so large a
part of the entire population of town be-
ing cut down In so short a time"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-05-28
WANTS, LOST,FOUND
Found,

A SUM of money which the owner can have by
N proving property and paying expenses. Call on
JAMES NIXON, No. ~ Clark street.
may2bdlws
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Notice.

INHE firm heretofore existing under the name of
IL BOURNE WINsHIPi is this day dissolved by
mutual consent.
Portland, May 2lst, 1864.
The business of Stating will be continued by the
subscriber, at Ne 20 Temple street: residence No.
II Green street. CANSEL0 WINSHIP.
aN2lilMs
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BOARD.
Wanted Immediately.

QUITS of Rooms, with Board, can be obtained by
- applying Immediately at 80 Danforth street
May llth mayladtf
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ssahteu huthhhCOhdtChys
A GOOD smart Boy about 16 or " years of age,
IA by BROOKS & PHINNEY,
Corner Pine and Bracket SITS.
Portland. May IL, 1864. mayl2tf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-05-28
ga3:s'E|&3Y!a!!IY
ENEl3l1{lEf$

HAvE now been b sfore the public for nearly q
HI year. They are universally pronounced the
neatestand best fitting collars extant.
The upper edge presents perfect curve free from
the angles noticed in all other collars.
The cravat causes no Fuckers on the inside of the
turn-down colar,-they are AS SMOOTH INSIDE
AS ouTSIDE,-and therefore perfectly free and
easv TO the neck.
The g ,rotte Collar has smooth and evenly fn-
ished edge on BOTH SIDES.
These Collars are not simply fat pieces of paper
cut In the form of a collar, but NODDED AND
SHAPED TO THE NECK.
They are made in Novelty" Tor turn-down style)in
every hafsze from IL to II inches and in Eureka
Tor Garotte from 13 TO IL inches; and packed in
"soid size in neat blue cartons, containing 100
each; also in smaller ones of 10 each,-the latter
very handy package for Travellers, Army and Navy
Officers
~ EVERY COLLAR is stamped "GRAYs
PATENT NODDED COLLAR"
Sold by all dealers in Mems Furnishing Goods.
The Trade supplied by HATCH, JOHNSON CO,
importers and Wholesale Dealers in Mems Furnish.
ing Goods and Umbrellas 81 DsvoxsHIRK ST. Bos.
TON, MASS. mch22 eod3m
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PORTLAND DAILY PRESS,
JOHN T. GILMAN. Editor,
s published at No. s2i EXCHANGE STREET, BY
N. A. OsTER g. co.

THs PORTLAND DAILY PRBseis published at 81 60
per year; IL paid strictly in advance, discount OF
tl.00 will be made.
Single copies three conts.
The MAINE STATE Press is published every Thurs
day morning, at $500 per Annum, in advance; 81 Is
II paid within six months; and s2.6 ifpayment be
delayed beyond the year.
Rates of Advertising:
One inch ofspace in length OF column, constitutes
o SQUARE"
$3.50 per square daily first week; rs cents per week
ster; three insertions or less Sl00; continuing
ry other day after first week, 50 cents.
Half square, three insertions or less 70 oents one
week, 500; 80 cents per week after
Under head of AMusKMKNTe, 81 90 per square per
week; three insertions or less, $3.50.
SPECIAL NorIoR5, Sl.T5 per square first week,
per square after three Insertions or less 81
half square, three insertions, Sl.00; one week
e1.25.
Advertisements inserted in the MAINE STATE
PRRss (which has large circulation in every part of
the State for % cents per s9usren addition to the
above rates. for each insertion.
LneAL MOTIONS ct usual rates.
Transient advertisements must be paid form ad.
vance.
BUSINESS NorroKs, in reading columns, IL cents
per line for one insertion. No charge less than fifty
cents for each insertion.
eX-All communications intended for the paper
should be directed TO the "Rditor orfhe Press and
those Of business character to the Publishers.
~JoB PRHTINs Of every description executed
with dispatch.
z. Tracy. Travelling Agent.
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CITY OF PORTLAND.

NVHE committee Highways &C., win receive
II sealed proposals for furnishing ten thousand
tons Sea Island paving stones during the months OF
May June aud July-tquAl quantities each month.
Of said stones-ifless than the whole am ounf-they
will furnish as above. Proposals will be received
until June 3d. 1864 The committee reserve the right
to reject any all proposals. not deemed for hein
tsrest ofths city. Per order.
J.E. DoNNELL, Chairman.
April 18th. 1884. spO dk wtd
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Notice.

FENHE Ste eckholders of the Portland Steam Packet
Il Company are hereby notified, that their annual
meeting for the choice of officer and transaction OF
other business that may legally come before them,
will be held Wednesday, the sth day of june
1864 at o'clock L. M. at Office of Company on At
lantic Wharf WIN. k1MBALL, Clerk.
Portland, May IL, 1854. ayl2dtojuneS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-13
Letter From oir. Chase.

TIE Piulding, Ohio. ,zrrrr puhl.shcs hr fol-
lowiug letter from yr. Chase In reply - one from
Hon. Jo,crh cahle,iupuirnr for the rrasons which
led 10 tho ioruer's res nation. I, WAS not de-
signed for publication. tu' Re nov published ~ On
net Of justice to 81 author;
Wasb,ng,on. july IL ~ Dcdr 50, = We
have not pri;t each J'hrr frequent 81 tate, but
ms roynrd Tor y0u htt ty no means dmuishC L..
H,rl 1t work. have NOV b u time fHt corrcspon-
drucc, but iny heart ttll t,dB 10 M pli trionds.
| trust there i- 10 ground ior a., '"s- that tie
country IL again 10 h. cursed with ~ 'n-col an
cuus currency ~ locnl corporations, hut Vt is i'm
pa-. NJ" to Iur, sec What is io come n wsH Of. -
ruv -'roaEcsf LEES to give ihc people uniform
currency, frr''c in thr crl rIr ~tlcnt 100 goii
.yrrywh' ~. W cIors wcro Et.gt'y re- 'ic'l 'u'-
r., al. had not rncst 81 npathy us.do Of tho
4 m. uis'ra'op. They wcrc -tcuily prevail ing
| how, vet, when n scuEc " duty TO myscf and tie
| country dome compe'cl uo 10 - IN. l hope
, tho VIII ro' to ,hnul.ncI. Your Fl .god,
| Hon. JovTru Csntr. :. =. tiier
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-13
j. Check Z pos Negro Recrsiting In Rebel
states.
Iiehcl

TIE local agents who have been -nt 10 virginia
10 scrit negroes Tor teir respective diGrc't-
have tecn brought 10 a sudden halt by an Official
or Ter from General BrlER. The order 10 qnes-
Con s'ipulates that Tor cvery negro recruit rro-
cured, the agents shall ray the SUN 81 orc hum
drcd dollars IN tho superintendent q negro affairs,
10 70 expended for the benefit q re mans farny.
This action has 4 cOure caused f'rvat Indignation
ON the part ofthc agents III General PtTIEa's de-
par,mcbt which will, doubtless, extend " ncir
constituelts at home. 1t sscfns a. us- however,
that d ese persons are anxious r. save them
selves from n, draft, TN, they do not stop " re-
cct upon uc eon.cq 81 their r.cruitin.' Is -
tom. 1hosc negroes are at present provided for
Is the Government. mi ave employed IN every
capacity in which their so-vice Ia available. ~
their labor thcy repay the Govcrntncn. for the eN-
pcnscs Il fcodius anu clothing them and hc'
families, aud il is obvious tha, II they are taken
away, The Government will have their families 10
support without receiving any compensation, Il
" ,or uc support o.. thosr Iersnns thai H." hundred
dollars Is dcml1dci aud since every county
m1k Is provision tor The support y tolocrs' ianil'
iicl At homo, . a dfhcut to AGO 1e jog is'ice in
General DrtiFr's order.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-13
4 flank Movement Asrln.i VIZ. Line DIN.

WaLS Mr.. I-'ooLS resolved ,hc uuAn nous
nomination Of his parry at Di.tIaorc, his ro-olcc-
ton was regarded no q ccrta MY By well Informed
nen OF sill political cre".s. This CONCLUSION was
'psde uIon the basis Of last FAILS elections when
every State IN the Union. with single esccptiou.
endorsed his Standardization. Ana 1t was supposed,
By all who rnGrgstcod the workings Of political
n,r,ios. ,h.. m, immense n,trun.-, A, Nm, s,,,J
/" 'n' f's'o'"' ~'u'A Ho' "n' ou'oie nun /" TO-
tAn the ssendancy oil his party IN the several
a .,s. b,, ,,,l, secu,o 10 hin, tha, CLAN, ,t i,l
,~ vs. "'' " $50 '' ~
e's''e pohAo'"h~ "h" I' ever READY 10 support TIE
AIDE which giycs tlost p.oLI Sc Ui sueoea. thereby
,lacino nj. ,,o,,o, ho,o,j ~. ns.h,,y y,
ure' ms WAS The e'ptal with wheL he entered
the esmpaign on tie SD OF J.ne B.t Lttle more
than two m. ,hsioye .,,,,,,,ol ,,.. ,,., AMI
WV "''' 'Ho'- anu
Tue result H"'f'! ""S'f"e, iAe uncertainty and
,hangoublc nature Of everything connected with
,o,,ics anil ,o,,,,,or, u.,.o,,,,s,,,.,.,-.,.
those who had r,p,or,ci hin, niu tho ',rn,,.s,
,rlor, and had lahor,d h,rd,,, to s,,,.,,h W.. 90
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-13
The Change. in Warfare.

TIC London sNrrnr,Y rEvirv, IN notice o's
nov book ca'ci "l1c Danes in r,ul." by Nj
Herbert, gvcs conc curious rlae'rarons o! %
progress IN thr nrt % war AMI IL. cTct upon the
European struggle. SIR. Ifcrlcr,, II seems, gives
nrcom, Of DyhboLthc position ,hc loss Of Which
was - fatal 70 the Danes on the mainland.
the chn-actcr 4 the position at Dybhol. NJ
Herbert. Writing on tho spot, ciorr the tl'c had
l."n taken, gi.c4 most gloomy r.-U.f., AMI ne
which snt s'duNut cvcuis have hut too iul'y W -
i.d. IT, one fatal error vi ,h ron throu'h tAc
Whpl" plan 4 defense War, thAt it VIVA conceived
twelve wears 2, rrd thtt, for come iuryIi ca q
renson, Tho Danish Wu OF . chose e. take 10 mo-
tee whatever " the Wy ate rritC- which s.t.c
that time had been made by the .cclcc pi desire.
Culy ot gtu 'uth-iufc guns and never f-"1U"i u:
aItlcrS nat could b" llci Nth q .cadly am for o
distance o. N L. and thrrc-g'! r'cr". rac result
VA ne trsi ~ .re, that AZ rls were 100
wrtk e. tear thc impact ~ moucrn proioctics. u 10
fore Tho cui ui the snort scsc, every -n.ic hl' Do
house bad crofc uut'n1't', aud Oh lat was IN
runs. Ilt 'iill NOR" M ortunntr rce'llt ot NE
| bltpu1 ~l calculations upon whic h'hc works were
psnuei was that Lhr POINTS which = reality were
weak 4 were len NlnOft c''if,lj rn1 -uit ted. A.
tie base q lie -.uth'rr pert a. no nruuol p"u
tula lie ne Nrnhng Rand. "a arm o. The sea; 1ui
under an Older 81 f.tn ~ n-t prv IT, ere'S wot'l
| hn.r t,cu.. i' cat defence ,sl nst amy SERIOUS
attempt At siol'.ur. BJt rilr Hud "a hall 80 CO
| tie Iroarog I'unsulh. irn tn.s TIE Psus .ur
| the unprotected II .hiol v rt.. tNty Ari u =
| Danes O.. tte- merry. TN'rc wac nothing IL
! r'pl 20 chen. 'Nccp, -" '"'i'c f. Fer gums %
| g., t.f., ra-fr't.,r, o. l,-a ,rU ~. .rl vh CO.
| tsl hc.u r',l At Eupcnl ages, l.I 'irsc ,,crc
,m"l' n" moot '1r-tio't MS implements ~ VII "a
| lie ~ De-. '.tt t-"'i. The rr.at was tuH' '
! 81 u . 10 lH. 1n WAS e. tel, ,"'l'."I nv ilo
Rro..c batter - wh lr Tie pln". Ntrc Hua''" N
| the suc g. make nuy c'ce rcT u.s.. Toriuu' r.
| D. - unfortunately tor totn, a., P.-- mus. tcu ~
! 3'''urf' n'l he pr.,ccoiu'', ..' 'tyt n ne
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-13

I.H,f NIculIninger.

Mr. MExMrsGEA, The c ln.,dc.s,e secretary n tic
Treasury, bss vacated hS ofco and IN .ir.tat On Of
Secretary CaAsE ro,iros d!sgus.od With tao " p T.
ullr d.s,rIst and want o. confidence" In BIS pre-.
posed financial measures. Ar introducing a
System Of PIPER currency ut II 'cht",!nos ~
founded upon nothing better tan promises
and Republication, the rebel Secretary with an or
ginaity If genius cqus!lei only BY his oco-
ness, induced the Confederate Congress to p0is
- l.w conU,;atn, n. least Ole half OF rs
former eurrcl,y lssucs. Vale ,Aa ",unG,l 4"
operation Is SONG On. the Score. ,sy rrs.E't, o. =
position and ycsies to ~ ylt" .lc, l,., Pc; oa,rs
the duty g completing Il dirty wor, lc Aau ,oru.
mcnccl. " IA LIS financial loavrs full upon h,u,
tbs Con cIcrro Lighwayt.sn gives mp the keys Of
tie rciol rrcI' srr, aud IN private lie win Goa.
tnue warm cooperation" N AL measures c,l,u.
l.ci to secure to bis country 'pc4oc aud .rdcpel-
asuCe"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-13

ri lea boldea a eli Southern gencyalA Ia 10
dnoci N policy II comparative inscfion. sniers
General Grant 70 march pat him without stack
ing HE syposed lipe and leaves his adversary
south Of Richmond rather than risk another gen.
trsl sc,on. That this ADVANTAGE ha. zen obtained
at immcnac sacrifice OF life Is true but the very
first datum n tho struggle Is that the N1ith can
AFFORD Nis lose, md that the south cannot. he
supply VI in the North is nlnioat incShaustitie,
~. ~ Ia Immigration; that NJ tL,n in The SOUTH q
strictly lrnei quantity. Then the sou'hctrcrs,
We are inld, are iysd ~ N ryland and going 30
capture Nltmorc. - they we're lat gear. only
ucv did no' leave wat army In sight OF thor
own capital. they had Que hundred anil twenty
thousand men insiesl II twenty thousau5- and
they we're commanded Is Ice instead % Eweli.
7 VI was = true inv ~. us VS. only raid; that
army IN. yht bsvc captured Bii,nnr" th's could
not take Fort NcHonry, which cominauds the CITY,
or the g,inbosis which could lay the port n ashes
that REQUIRED the sudden return n the Whole
Army Of tie Pltouac, ibis can he met and de-
ea.ei by calling cut th' iJ,al and ncighboring mi
Iitia.
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Tne 4 lloving letter comes To NJ n, tine when
II Ia inp'rian, for workingncn nnl others TO tsae
measures f1r cheaper NJ every article II food 1.i
clothing. The dtoGth 81 nc summer has mate
rlally nc ted certain crops and during the winter
1t is probable that PROVISIONS will be worry dear. Ia
anticipation of such stat. Of affairs. II is we'll to
"Prrchar'n, Association" rnqnarcd aud controlled
b. TIC '1ci. 'cr.> upon edsh t1.i-, on some Ian
that Ill not he expensive, AMI whereby the bus
mess oil the or;nniston could he evfcdit9rs'j
wound NJ, whenever the mcri, crs though, Irulr-.
Nav YORK, August iith. IsJi.
Nsrs. Edi'9rs--i ohIcr,c with pleasure soar
cciuHIkH concerning tue InrclHsc Of tod aud :gci
at iht producers price,, Tor tho pIrpisc NJ tIpl,,-
M TIE working people M more reasonable racg
tau arc now chnr &C.. Owing 20 the Intervention uf
munOJ 0ls's, ioresiallcrs ami 'n'ddl"-incn.
Tie system OF "CJ-pperaiIye Sores" AZ thcv are
cnlcd, tor t't sane .fpurr. htr Teen IA practical
aud success u operation % thc l.r g towns a. Tag.
land for many NcuT. NLcu they arc orga'uzed
by wcll- mentioned and iu5n, = men, the answer
"a most cScollcpt purpose. T.frc g. olc o. thcs"
con. ems w l. ycrp. i, which lo an a 'c~ Nt,Is
ago IA very Auw 'e manner, for tie very pgGpo g
which Won ~ Fel-cly su@-"t. fov t1u.y haIs
ioiurd their small surplus pad, and h' i.lt At
Wholesale cast pr COS icw co. he stHflt ars ''s ui
food, which Nc" ~ 90 wee d'Nr.huu y o fd'i
| smonpbt n. subscribers. rlis nasIl 4..Lou l4.s
| grown INTO 'rr: lrgc concern. and OWING u
lirrc build. n, o. u'vcrrl s'Or cs, aud cmploy.r a
| lar - iorcc oi CLERKS to .ueud % selling. 4 On
ntt.e Tor tuyln, 70 1ppou "d hy tlc mcil' crs-..d
| q yry1t styiu' y male. TIC c'0l are NOT SOL ,t
eos, ui rs an-ll profit As IL p'es b'e to dr. y
| ~" rvp uscr ii hrnf clerks ami PAYNE ,pt'r,
| IN H. IN htuf. t,cryi oily can hay At tins sors
| at tie s. me Irces 10 members o tnr assoc oi' 90,
! bat t1rrc n usually dIviu'tt o. prof ~ ..l-
tea ono, ~ twice yctr, IA VIII Oh, a. Colrs" ..if
| me mcmlc-S participate. | Saw iir "orF ~. oi
! Il. 49, sem ,uuut year I.o, whom .u w i,uN,
| 1nd !et ver' mucn Interested IN tie Ul''er 100
| 1hou ht 10 snc idea t'rut 10 curicl into Trr e
tcri operation hero ~ courS" a. cHo Joios c,I- nd
GA tie ulisut 's ,.icn, and .L,C-rsy ~ tLr pr...
| ptia e.. mana cr Lik. IN cUtrv,iIur else, eco 10
s.unH, tad Inel -ct hold ~ them, ta NJ them -
tn,r P.''t'' .uIoivs,S 90 Tie '..a,. Vi the Tfu.-
| ',r' 10 70 80. iIl uai mat ~ .an e guam O.
Against. ".asa e, IA a. SUI Ic,i, ior & rs olc ..
w q At.crust t. uonS,not at the ~, scut mnri,..
| Yours tG'., j. ". :.
| We ppIcnd anoh c,tcr ~ he anne sIL,nt:
| Ncn fo,!, A =. Il. NJ. beach, 81. ice!
Cr1it.rl iur ,our tit''le on he l..t ir,o vi ',-I
! ana iucl, ami r.sc go .rutlJ- sh.,u ne taxr- of
| tie & tNcruNtut tc'.. q, p.S cho"f'uIv ,hlt u5
bot Ike To PA tn iuI.ls ~ short rli .uu- o -l b.
~ the unpt lpled sr!fahgCss OF tie M idlr ucu
hope, l., thHt you viii not lot The sInoct utor
until you hsvc produced 5000 acton m j." pi
o the p'op!r. WNgiaaa GAS.
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erAvho ere holding hsek ,hci, implies In vie~ sfthe
dros1sh, vhl~h leads them 10 e.reot hisb,r pricea

drou.h. which leads them to expect higher price,.
Bsiehev ksn,s. per ib.--Roartine pieces 1Ss7s
pound steals, isss2 - rlo!n DO gszs toret hocse
Pei SOs yS,nea d do TnlIn do 5a bel III:
s.''E1I,-, A., j., i-Rul,el as.52; Chec-N 9os25.
eosTn AS nlfpceR s5s4 n' 1haifS s, r.
NUS buss 81 60 5uf,an',. w. 5. w isisrrs,
ba-si. ljr2O Csubcrrint iai- per quart Omn
pSf H. s3 he Etr ose pr !? NM M 'qsa r.
~; Water Melons, ;jai % Pium., i,sZj Peaches,
F,,h j., - Brook Tout. Of o. Porch 10, lake
Pie, i1i eucfet-. Nii0 yellow t.- l-agn; s'.ir,d
ii.h, iOa.-. sun - ,ill; White pe.h. a.
salmon Trout. 2oa,i Pckc,cl ID Lol't1is, -;
'S IT,, F5 .s smosea o sastes sl isais 10
iels logo Diied ood ti.h silo; sal, salmon.
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l. ost tsh 10; salmon, g Az Black fish slA ~,
.t .had lsAis: smoked iIcuin;, i.c per bunch oi
| smoked Haidock, Il5 Catdsl, isls Mis..cs, l5e
| halt tecN Por-i'', Az SEA Las 10 weak rh'
veo,,a,i,,. Tona'oc.. &c half .r-ck po'.'a.
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| Foe =, lai' rcr dozen; Challot. 90 pr quart
| Gar.ick, sa25 re- hunch Hor'e RAIN, Si15c Ter
root Snsi, laA irai l'le f'an,, $40 fer minch
1uluip- hall pccs. 81, ,s1ta. head, lsSh ls'r-
bunch, iai. Lcf'ucr, lrii, -al,. ,eieiy, lulrh
Ter Plant. 2nys eaci ,nulisow "r ;a5, r-t
ad Nrs furtip.. T. half i"cs: Berr,uds POI.
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| Look,, bunch. i-nI9 ~hNc., "a hndisuc'. bunch
p.'-, sy6i ,g,'t Potatoes, hat seek.
SINK . Wan, per b--hatu., 4b,Sn Shoulders
= Gear fo's' l.ai' sausaro' lNiN; Iii9o' ~
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