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A correspondent. OF the Cincinnati GAaErT4, who
ia making a tour Of South CAro.ins, writes in Lis
lAs, letter, from DoIsou, surry County, that state,
the following description OF the preseu. condition
Of . ouce influential planter;
Our party stopped over night at q house whose
owner Dad three thousand acres OF excellent land
lie WAS about ready 70 turn bis negroes Oh, sud
talksi OF Il In TIE coolest imaginable way. His
nort subject OF conversation was the Church, IN
which ne was intsrosle ed. lie had built 10
aud supported it. "And," Eaid he, OF all tho
1ne shouting aud hollering, II was thar" Finally
effort bad been made 70 build Union church for
Ill the denominations in the ue'ghborhood Al frs.
he consented to havo IL on his place but one night
10 lay thinking Of the matter the thought hasL-
ed through bis mind that kis struck patch and
brandy Al the sIl-houso would suffer in camp mott
Ing ume, +" and ON that moment the doom ct The
new church was settled. lie WAS we'll acquainted
with all tho section IN viii b he lived, and mis- con
versation tended 20 confirm the views that have
tsel expressed In these letters. He had not had .
dollar OF 80, d money since tho surrender and III Al
which We paid him was the first he had seen. There
was scarcely man IL his section who could ia Sc
money enough 10 buy . dozen scgaTs.
lis agricultural implements we're learly all worn
out, and his hsrnrss WAS . network Of s.r.n g.
thongs, CHAINS and STRIPS OF ltsiler. Tho sugar
kettles had been bros, II, and we're replaced by .
dozen little ron pots, Ia which perhaps q gallon
OF molasses could be IN ,de al . time As IniH at be
SUPPOSE, the old gentleman wssyeTy low .pTitel
lie said that in ton yesrs the plantation y ould
10 but great patch OF brisrs sad s,d.e grass and
he s probably rht for IN that direction the whole
South is ten-iug. By ts own effort 1t csunoG re-
Store itstn. Tusre ia no recovering Il power
among thIs people, aad If the help and power Of
tho North were Withdrawn to-day, the Sou h ould
hardy AdyHuco . s.ep Dey ond us present position
IA quarter OF century. The wealth ottns
South was in slaves. I,s luxury, where ID EXIST Il
IN the Interior, was chiefly supported by usiiic
In inc bodies and souls OF Insn. For the res. the
plantation was sul posed TO furnish meat and bread
enough for the family. Now the slaves can no
LONGER 10 sold, the war has exhausted the live
STOCK, and Ihe farms which have steadily delerior-
.ted uurlnz the war, arc only hall cultivated this
wear aud 90 tue war closes aud fluids the South
lne mos, poverty stricken people under the dome,
auu utterly una ted by he ofiGleness 10 grapllo
with their CONF .Aon and make il better.
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Geverrsr Parsons Proc,.m.t,ou.

Ths proclamation Of Provisional Governor Parsons,
Of Alabama informs the people Of tina, STATE what
they have lost by the rebellion. and What they have
saved. They have lost property, bot they have not
lost their rights a. citizens Of the United states lie
'sys Every political right which the State powered
under the Federal Constitution 10 here to-day, with
we single exception relating 10 slavery" lie urea
Them 70 return 10 the Union and settle down IN
hiendthir and goodwill. lie announce The re-
Establishment Of civil government, and spIeIs to
the ope 70 sd In suppo TING the lave. On the
negro question nc tays "There arc no slaves no. IN
Alabema. he slave code Ia q dead letter. They
who Neie once slst's are free, aud must he
f0yornod By the laws Of Alsbans NJ 4 &c mon. u !.
the dicae o. wisdom, and owe 1t 10 ourclyes and
en- 70 0iuce tire heat possible results for boih
fnrc- ION the new order Of things."
Gov. laibOns Io-appoin's most ~ Tie former civil
officers Who oris'ed previous % The passage Of the
scrc..on ordinance He ,ets the day Tor an election
ior mCnl eTt II constut ons convention, ana lives
notice that all men are voters whoN such previous
70 the pysARe o. the secession ordinance. excepting
only ,uch No are ercuued by the terms OF tho AMI
ncsty woclsmq Ion. A goOL citizens arc uffed o
10 orb, aud "he Idle, evil-ditposed and vicious"
warned ths ali violations Of law will be promptly
punched. sheriff as feluiIed TO tcop Il baud a
sufficient number Of dspuues sud rHrst 'nts 10
cute a LEGAL proccSes and arrest ohcnde r. prJmply
I he Governor tacitly includes the blacks IN his
Addier 10 the people ssy inr nothing directly 10
them, hut indicating N I they will he ucated
sccording TO their deserts inst a. he whites will te
The constitutional cOnVcnton VAL assemble Oh the
1lth Of nfNt month.
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tCenfssrsd /ron First Pape0

uons, Il destroyed every day. No knowledge Of
eoun terfeit National Bank notes hss 70 the bu-
rean, Of ones or tvos Of the United States cur
rrncy. The latter denominations however, are al
tred 10 Represent higher amounts, and ZONE photo
graph hvos are In circulation A tolerably well
executed $50 no,o recently found its way to the
redemption bureau, having previously been stamped
~ counterfeit by an Eas'orn bank. The moot numcr-
Gus countcrfets arc on the fractional currency.
II IL raid that the Government Goes not assent 70
the doctrine o. the vice Chancellor OF England ss
pronounced Ia the case Of the United ststcs ssains,
Prioleau The untod States not likely 10 eoncede
very scon tha the rebels are nov or cvor we're De
/doto cove rnnent nor very Likely 70 consent 70 de-
rive title 10 their own properly through that imssi
nary concern and being sovereign State, dealing
With other STATE, according 10 the customary meth
ods they arc not especially likely 10 submt without
process Of attachment to decfe which may be regis
tered against them by Court Of ChanAry sitting IN
wertniDatIr Hall.
The Secretary Of the Navy hi. directed that mas.
tors and ensizns Of the regular navy and Ind,hp-
men serving ON board any naval steamer, will here
amor be taught the study Of steam engineerinr.
The Acting Second Comptroller hA decided that
TO reimburse the Government Tor losses by soldiers,
Tor which they liable for s,oppAses Of pay, dis
burslne and accounting officers are justi6od In
either as pay, bounty or for money deposited With
paymastors on eheck-books
From the ID 10 the sih Of August, 1853, ffty-sS
regiments batteries and panies were mustered
out OF the United states service, by order Of the
Secretary Of war.
The proi.s,ional duties Of Mr.. G. A. Seward re-
quiring his personal attention, he has relinquished
his position u Acting Assistant Secretary Of state
end returned 10 Mes York.
The Piesidon, to-day appointed william g. Dixon
a. Marshal for the state Of Georgia. Daniel Or
ton surveyor Of Customs ut Cairo, H.; samuel u.
Houston, Receiver Of Public Moneys at Jackson City
Kansas; Henry W. Briggs, Register Of tho Land
Office at visalls, Cal; Alonzo a. Mayors Assistant
Assessor OF Internal Revenue for the I'd district OF
Missouri, and James Law, Postmaster at su,Tension
Bridse, NY.
Attic request Of the American biographical and
etatlstioal and the American rthnographicN socie-
lies, Dr. McGowsn has been appointed TO accompany
the commission 10 tho Indian Territory.
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FREEDMEN IN MARYLAND
Tho Government Furms.

A correspondent Of tho Baltimore ANTRIo ~
writing from Government Farms In Maryland
says
1--WE passed on up the river to the he.dqusrerr of
the Farms, shith is 'usted or and einhih,ed In the
es'a'e Of C1onol sothoton, the iel Ell citizen who
murdered Lieutenant " hite some lew months since,
while be wa engaged IA recruiting negroes for the
lifted ststes service, from on he psnis ION IN.
estate, together with that Of oscph Forrest, who
fnised q company for the rebel service but a cd TO
succe to acaptancv, filling however, subordinate
position In tho Confederate service.
TuIRTY THOUSAND AoRES OCCUPIED.
Tho whole number Of acTes constituting the two
estates. and which are nov known ne the Government
farms, numbers some thirty thoussnd Acies Of itch
nov under cultivation aud yielding SINUS income
to the Government. There IL, hoNevet u larse pot
ton of wooded land on the fnGns which will have to
allowing II to remain undsiulbed, there 10 quite
an abundance u good sol len lot, Guilt
has nssiitsnt suIerintsntenL M. II. II. -. Byron,
took charge In February lat aud have nov "fos Ing
roIns ~ the fms corn and tohrcco 10 lie ptOuuced
within the state. This latter ttape IL looAins ycty
fne, nbd he, teen bot little troubled b. tho Norm,
only small portion In Ing iteu rep" nied by recon
OF hcu favegts. here }. one cufinH house nov h'
with the ttaggsut eel, Nhch u oh lblv be fret
crop viii moi however, "blazs" until october, hayAs
been planted later.
Your correspondent though not oIccns ~ an
equestrian, did mhnage to keep att Of the pummel
whilst viewing the crop. surrounding the old home.
stead. There are some hundrei acres Of corn aud
tobacco growing on the upper ar1n, which We have
been assured 10 {, inir specimen Of the rest OF the
EIdur HUNDRED rREEDNIS.
Lieutenant O'Drieu hsd ZONE seven or eight hun
dIod esdnen Ia the Government employ, Who LGy,
survived the transition from slave" contrabsnd
| and have finally terminated into freedmen" with
| equilibrium up.et or their morals affected In tho
| slightest manner.
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Elinra, Aug. I.--AdlutAnt-Genorl Thomas,
while In this city to day, made clo-e survey Of the
military establishment here and ordered its imme-
diaie reduction to peace footing. The expensive
60, erument bu'ldings at barracks No. l arc to be
rod; the general hospital 10 TO be given up and the
patients transferred to the hospitals in tho late rebel
camp, and nothing win be retained but barracks No.
o. The troops here will probably be sent away, eI-
oept the few Necessary to guard the Ppbc property.
The full details ofthe GenerAlS order have not yet
tran. pred. Gen. Thomas came here entirely unac-
complniel, remayting that whom he had business to
DO, he preferred doing without shoS OF parade.
There no rche' prisoners except few sick In
the general hospital Large numbers Of troops have
been mustered here during the last three months
The conduct Of the troops lille In the city has been
unelcep'oual.e. Very lev Disturbances have arisen,
and thesc were promptly que cd. Elmira will now
put on the caIb Of peace to which she Aas been a
sirsnssT flr tina last four yeaIs
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Cairo, AUG. ii.-lsli bales Of cotton arrived
hero yesterday, and VI bale. passed here for st.
louis.
Tho army worm Ia threatening the entire des,ruo-
tion N the cotton crop. At Wharton, Texas field
Of 100 acres vas destroyed In one night.
Receipts Of cotton at New Orlean, for the week
ending Aug. Ia l9,465 bales stock on hand 6Gb34
bales.
The steamer star, with 800 bales Of cotton, vas
burned on the Red Bsyoo-a tributary 70 tho Red
Rivor-a few weeks since.
schooner wrecked on YEoo Bar vs a total los,
The crew lost. No dates.
During a storm at Satchez, July 81, several coal
barges sunt-ons containing e. 90 bushels be-
longing TO Government.
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From New Orleans and Texas.

Nes Oriean' AUG. 1l.-Gargo qrantitle, Of cotton
arc arriving daily az Houston.
MAJOR General Merritt arrived a, san Antonio on
the ist
Tho san Antonio Hr~,tp :, Informed 'ha, there
ufo 3D.. 20 tioops at Vic .eria, Green Lake iove:,.
and latislola. Of which $40 are col5.cd. Tao o.
herirs D. nectoes are le,omin7 fearful in Tcxas
Report. from all lu'rters Indicate rfu dfpos.
ton the part Of the reope towards re,'o. alton
caro-, Auyusf I3.-p,cr so tales OF Gotten have
arrived from Nov orleans. The Sew orleans TuiFs
correspondent with Mcrritt's cavrlry EXPEDITION
through Texas, writes that Texas is a wilderness
Very little cotton has been planted in tho section
trve scd by Merritt, cavalry. Corn is 81 plentiful
9, to lie drug. Society Ia comorslized.
Senior Amigo, the Mexican General, residing At
San Antonio robbed In that city, the 10th Of
July, OF $500, in gold coin and dust, by about 20
disg dised men.
Nee ORLEANS, 1uO. t-Cotton very dull, sales $50
bales ~ 4Ca4i. f'e.ghts are active but unchanged
tia said that these will not he I5.uOO bales Of
cotton rai,ed in Ms issippi this wear. The election
in h.sissippi for Convention. showed iArse cUusCI-
ystIye uisiDIites. he steamer GUIDING star haH
arrived fIoIn Nes York.
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From Fortress Monroe.
LATER FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
John Nfifcheps Son Refused an Interview
with his Father.

John Mitcheps Son Refused an Interview
With his tather.
Fortress Monroe, August 10. 1s66.-The steamer
W. whden arrived from Richmond to-day, bound
10 Baltimore, with the 18Th Ohio Regiment In com
mand Of Col. 8. r. CLARK. They are 70 Be mustered
out Of service. The steamer j. 8. Green, from
Richmond for Baltimore. with troops on board.
james Mitchell. son o. John Nj chel, arrived from
Richmond las, evening and rousht inserv.ew with
his father, which was refused him by Gen. Hes,
Commandsnt Of the Post Young michel returned
to Richmond this morning.
The steamer Northernor arrived from Richmond,
and ia bousd for baltimore with the lat Maryland
Veteran Regiment, Col. A. W. Evans. They we're
mustered out Of service yesterday.
The steamer Lady Lang arrived from Richmond
with the l0th Wisconsin Regiment, Col. Saunders,
breveted General. bound 70 Baltimore 70 be mus
tered out.
Steamers sylvan Shore, from Fredericksbursh ;
Monitor, from hewpoft News, bound 10 New York. to
be dischnrrei; AltemArle, from New York, and
Relief from Baltimore, have arrived here.
WHminVtOs, n. c., AuOtN 4.-The friends Of de-
CEASED soldiers who either coming to th, place
Fort Fiber emithvie and vicinity, at great OK.
pense, to return disappointed, vrtins to know II
their friends can he dsinterrsd, and II IL IL necessary
for them TO come and do It. are informed that no
bodies can be disinteusd until November 1865 Tho
former agent Of the United state, Sanitary Commits
sion, ?. W. Foster will emb,m and send North, or
disinter, disnfect and send home any bodies that
eau be found here. Ills address 70 bor No. ITO VII
mineton, n C.
Raleigh, ". C., dugus t.--Tho wealthy leaders Of
the late rebellion who expect control the coming
State Convention aud the political afisir- OF North
CGrolina, have, OR the past i've weeks, teen gying
public dinueft in many OF the counties Of this STATE,
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EyerythinG Worn Out.

A correspondent who hAs been travelling through
the South since the war ended, gives the following
picture Of affairs;
The dwelling houses Of the South present a
strange appearance In their furniture and house
hold equipments. Everything has been mended,
andy ne ally IN The ruGest style. Window glass
has given way 70 thin boards, aud these arc IN use
In railway coaches and in the cities. Furniture 10
married and broken, and mona las been replaced in
four years. Dishes arc cemcnied in various styles
and half the pitchers have tin handles cOmpe'e
set OF crockogy IN never seen, ana In very few
lies 10 thore enough lsh 10 set Q table in
approaching gontihty. set OF forks with whole
tines 10 . curiosity. e ocks and watches have
nosrly all stopped. Csrpets have gone for army
blankets. PiApoa whore any are owned, arc terri
bly, out Of tune Clothing including hats, bonnois
and ladies' AMI chlldren's shoos, arc nearly oil
homemade Has brushes and tooth brushes have
ell worn out combs aro broken and are not yet re-
plA ed, pms, Noodles, thread, aud thousand such
articles which seem Indispensable " Housekeeping,
are very scArce. Even ia weaving on the looms,
corn CODA have been substituted for spiniles. Few
have pocket knives. In fac, every thing that has
bssn an article of sAlo NJ the South 10 wanting now.
| A. toe tables OF those who once esteemed
luxurious Providers You will find neither tea, eof
| fee, Bugsr nor sp ceS OF any kind. Even candles,
| In some cases, have been replaced by cup Of
| Sroasc, in which apiece Of cloth IL plunged Tor =
wi'k. Tho problem which the soutn has to solve
| has Teen not how ~ TO comfortable during the
| war, Tut how ~ live 81 all.
Tho state of things which this indicates will not
| disappear rapidly. Neither this season the
nexI can bring tie era Of comfortable wing. AL
arereduccc 10 The same Love-; al poor tok ether.
| None have credit, few know how to work, ard
most are depondcnt. 1hero 10 nothing IN tae
haiti = education, or pas! history OF the South shat
will justly tho hope that hgr people WILL be eq-Al
| TO tAe emergency which is upou them. lie Gelp
OF the Nntn alone will ever cause ie to enter tue
| body Of this death again.
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Cattle Market.

BuLL's HEAD, August s, 1865.
Rssr.s-The active demand tor this class OF cattle
which has prevailed during the past three weeks sul
continues and With 800 less bullocks on sale to-day
than during any single day Of last week holders
have become more eIActine In their dpmands and
advanced the prices Of trs'-cAss beef from 10 a,
cent per pound thus Increasing tho p Ice Of prime
hu locks to lTAlI &c net weight This ulAs OF bepyes
however, In remarkably small minority most oi
Inc diOyer offered tO-da' heng OF Inferior quality
for wnich IA ii cents wee the Averafe prices de-
msnded. From this, PRICE ranged down 10 lie ior
dated specimens Of stock, which any respect
able butcher would scorn TO even place upon his
hooks one lot Of scaIawsF Canadian m sold as
low a. o. cenu per pound, hut TO what earthly usc
the purc aser co'eu plated devoting these shadow
dog meat
hiich COtrs-Cows Of prime quality are in better
demand to-day, and "a the suppl, 10 st eIueIneiy
limited, prices are consequently advanced, We
quote
Good NJ NetO
Common 20 mealun. S9bAs ~
Vsai Calucs-The demand for calves 10 qulie active
Gle wei maintained. Io-day's quotations are
No. Calves, per b. tat1c
Good veal calves, per H.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. a9.c
Common yeal calves per hOad ers &C.
CalfsSps. lbtttc.
Shs.p AID LImLs-ONing to she pgesent ll.At
sut1ly in this dtper meat OF the naTFot pTcot have
been materially advanced W dA1 eELs sheen '-.'''-
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Domestic M.rks,s-whoiesrlc price. Currer

NV foaL, SArt ~, Aus. u, 1865,
RIO faif TO PRIME, l9is b Muacei. "a, ltil.N
Csion, ib.-Aid NsH u'iesns -a41 Md. plAns
Do,n.st,c goods. ya,i. -shirine, tlcl'i. qbtbo-
sho'W brown, - sas'a blescuec. .bl5J, prilini
brown, -.@J 90 oiuert, 20 .G8J, 3 lanne.s' lHsaS
F,sh, cut-Dry cod. I 5.as 81; Pick dohbl., g.
q, %, Day scuc --a5 "a; l.cS. salmon, /, 5a %.
45 W; AAcAe.eL l, Mass. y 5.--J; hoit.EsE
Psur ana gsa, bbl-CopeIsct, ext, sac %
Ohio, c. to T., g5ss 10 Geotfstyru. @ said
state, 9 TO e. 10 -, Missouri, " ttalI 10
Canadian, c. &. q AZ 20; Rye -four . hl4 10; Co..
uea- bOs- do liisndywile, Gu.J,.
FriIt-RAG,us, bch, 4 40 5t. Lave, ba1, 20
I rs Cuian,, lSalSA; Air,onch .ls.js - 10 'ho.le3
Lumber southern 7're, IS c0af5 o,; white pin
box boArGs' goo ny ."; hite pile ne chIL.abl
box hoards, ~ OoI.bO W; Cen pane, o.: Poplar m
" wood boards anG plank bi OJaj5 "; CIc. D., board
and plank, lVvatj W, Urk and 1sh, o. q. o.; VA
pl. aHG bicL' % Vetu w; B,AeA walnut, 20 UC.ol IT,
T5-sJ Cuba Niue. 45GU5.
O,is.-Ciude whIie, Al 30; ble,ched Ia On,
g.; Crude sperm, AZ IS untN.sshod c., . 3JsZ &C.
Lard OH I6a- IL; lia,co1, iyAI 70 per eAiloni
Pret, Sni .,,.ocl IN. Nh, sFo,los1 DO. IT.
-; 10 pr w.. p! a.. Ira nor a. ~
AZ. Butter, Ortnte CO, abai0; 10 stale, sUa.s
Cheese, conmoa 10 cuCcs. 9,l6r.
su.h- II ta2 psrlb.
ira b-i.yson, zeal 90 Young do, Goal a., ~,
s %o sA'n, C,t'v CnliS ''et Co.. las, sai POS
oSiohs, sal a., Sonehl, GAd COMO, ni.l g..
~ IO1Gefo. N"ui.cEF, Ust.; C4lA tGu.y palt, "a
:. 81 pnin o 'ou lont! o-i-, havana, duty
roo- lb.-Am. ssr. tt. 7..TT. Am r r. L.
iosi4; Am. = and 2. he GisT'' An W. n n
essel Sup hex. pulled. Ga. No. /, puiie,, tis5
|AlO mi DO C,'oluA lpoO4l 80 sal', Tul4'i
insAu, iuah' ~ ~ .uO1., Soc. 80; q So
1854 Do sal, LAY, 10 To-. ca fS2 o is Oh 5 Ss
lof new; Csndles, city 30.
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The sarntoGa Races.

Saratoga, Aug. H. In the to-day, for three
year olda, the two mile dash was won by the Revenue
colt baltimore, beating Oliats txo lengths. Time
943.;
The second rnco OF mile heats, was won by the
Lexington hore Lexicon. Maidstone won the first
heat. Time-l.4g,
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Bors in Atlantis, Gs., get under railroad cars and
hrvush the crscks, md steal cotton from tho bales
with which she cars arr loaded Women an
chill reu, IN Chicago, bore holes in the Grain cars,
and III small bags with wheat, &c, which thsy
ahe wards sell ~ regular receivers The police
ere Ater hem.
1ns Richmond RsrrBLEcAN says; We witness,
with uniels ned grgrlcatlou, most decided I'M
pyoyement ~ J. bac opinion IN the direction II
loyalty ard un-eservei avowals of attachment %
the Union. Espec ally since the Richmond eoc-
tons have Iuese AyoSss beon unrs.,ryed and
mpAsuc.
A FRENCH count won bet al Paris recently, hy
swimming in uhc souo ten minutes, holding and
reading q book at the same time
PATH, the little Italian warbler doY't get mar
rieI .ualy. she, OF her parents, has nrokou n
Der recently formed enSAl Weutto all a. al shgI,
usa, How I.any does thEI u.Le7
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General ebert X. Lee ms scsooI-mn.tcr

The Lyuchburg, Va RRpuBLIoAS says; one o,
the most gratifying signs OF the times is the zeal
with Which our people have commenced the work
OF re-orgsniIng old and establishing new edu,s.
ton,l institutions amongst Us. Tho elect on OF
General Robert L. Lee to the Prssi lcncy Of wash.
inston College, Lexington, Is an event " the mos,
significant importance. Though ono Of the Oldest
and most disi.n uished Of our Institutions Of .,ru-
ing in Virginia, Washington College has long since
Lost its popularity ani prestge by the hgotry and
incompeency Of its Faculty, and Of late years Ne
number OF uA students have not much eNgee led
that Of some Of our "old heid" schools. he cleo
ton OF great Zee to its bead, # ts the sagAciy
10 show IN the choice Of his ASSOCIATE professors
will pleely r, suscitato that institution, and
make II oIe OF the mos, popular and disungui shed
IN the country. The youta OF the south WILL tlo-s
around A-t llustrious man in unpEecedcnlod II um-
bers
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A WAY WITH SPECTACLES-OID EYES
ahaSe New, sithon. = otac IS, Decor o. Asa.
Add ess b. B. tOOrt, NJ H., l13I Broadway, SN =.
REST, CHEAPEST AND MOST DURABLE
bklESI'S HAIR DYE
The hode Dye OF the World y useI IN prcic fenee 10
n. v.Ac.s- u.cGuse
Ir DOES NOT STAIN THE SKIN
and M az who hnNe q led H. acknowledge
DOS NOT ISJl RI TIE nAlR,
tut changes lted or GREY hair team tiii and utu
al BLACK OR BLOWS,
. llnAtantneOusiyl
and u sold bv all purgist- At he low price Of
FIFTY CENTS PER BOX
General Depot-46 south SECOND street, williams.
blrch. 19 '"'''
- Wr9ifAtF AdFNrs.-D. Barucs \ Co. % Pert
Row Fraser a. Toe, go y ekman - Wlealor mr.
thtiD g Malci Rec. lrU Alltn, COZ, =. a..ta /.
snd cor Hou.iou i. cni Aye.p; i.os.ler, m ~ Hk
ayt'' folter lAl'hiia $40 Hudson Il, AMI 81 WA
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-19
The Hay Market.


NV i'Ahf Ai4t ft So .
The various mar's in this vicinity To- the sale
this commodity hie ~ eriiy suppfpi with ION .
aud new hay, 80 that IO.s itutaullnc he yer, act'
dCmand VII. CD picEais at pEtoIt, p &C. . an sYu.
What lover. MtquJIC nov hay at IJtJ fe. c4 q,
pnme Old North River, la'cl tog CITY UsC. at 81
~ ~ thiTpur lots lacl, tg51l Ou. and bd.cf .tr
Npbll NIer 10 he.
Odts-are quotei to-day ut bSl59 for Western -
81 Tor Canada b5abs Tor state am tts51 to- ensy