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TO FEMALES IN DELICATE HEALTH,

Dr. DOW PhE>. al ana >lr-euil. N. E.I.ls-- ~
Boston iaily ior all diseases incident e .
.ialr system. PrraTs> Titri ~ Failing Vf "a, Y
l1"r AlhU- SlpT,>>ior- add other Menstrual rrr -
nleilt>- are - iIeay~. OF IleN pathological f
-r1r rcliri guaranteed IN A verg feST DAYS IA -
hlS VvTia-n l. the uls- II IrcaI-~ur- THAI rl-r
>f.la'e c2>e> Weld ulder IL aud the afflicted ,el>i
choices ia ,rTleci health
Dr- DoS has no 'i"nht had greater eNTeri,lC- IN 81
cure II diseases OF women than any other ...r,
Boston
boarding accarlrleiaticrSfor patients \ 3D. lily 81 -
10 STAY ia Boston Il rw DAYS IN l-r H. -...l--.,r-
b- nuT since l>i5. having C,,ulll-i H. ----. -
L. o-hce srAC1oe the cure 81 P-sa. p - -
Female tasils,4I..i-. aCAuORl ledge q. >-.-es -.
United aIAstS.
n B.-iiiei;eIs NUS contain on ~. A. u- flts .
Let he al Nerr4- odioe E5GTs lrv... q. R-s.g.4
Boston. JGs - l>Si-
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RED DING'S RUSSIA SAIyF
Heals Old Sores.
X ED DING'S RU SSIA SALTE
Cures Burns, Scalas, Cuts.
L F ID DIN G'S RUSSIA SAME
Cares Wounds. Bruises. SIrai1,.
X ED ID y G'S RI SSIA SALIE
Cure Boi.s- Ulcers, Cancers.
X I ID DiN G'S SSIA SAlNF
Cures Salt Rheum, Piles, Erysipelas
K L ID DIN RUSSIA SAINF
Cures H,ngrormS, Cons. etc.
No Family Should BE Without Ii.
lIONt-Y > CENTS A BOX..1
FIR sale by
SETH ". EaHLE l. CO.. BOSTON. Mss.
Aid by al druggists and country Sterekeepe-z.
November l--ir
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AND BURLINGTON X. X

Trains connect at Bellows Falls with trains OIL
Cheshire Railroad for keene. Fitchburg. Wor-
ct>ter and Boston. At Rut: and with trains for
Troy, Albany and New York, Saratoga Springs.
Schenectady and ria
y. \. Central Railroad with the West |!
\ cheap, pleasant and expeditions route, with
comm"dious and first class sleeping cars on all
n-ht trains.
For tickets and all necessary information, APP
ply to j. ID. GOULD, Ticket Agent. ST Johns
bury and at Offices on the line
Freights from Troy to any part Of north east
ern Vermont cheaper than By any other route
GEO. A. MERRILL. Supt.
Rutland Dec. l, 1864 -Jan6j.
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DIR. FRANK l.. MASON

a very successful praciiti0ncr II SlucuoA y il.
writes March -, 1868: Having MADE tN;tu>.se
useoi Dr. arren Bilious Dilters IL I'm lrac,lcc
during the past two wears, have 40 hc,I,a, q
III recolnmt nding them 1" the pa5Ee a. ~
reliable and valuable family medicine. from &c
use OF which can be obtained more sati>taC- a
results than from any other compound aith " b
1 am acquainted Suisse uen,lr, IN collrtI>2-
ton with The proprietor, Dr. NJ SAYS Il shG-G
not know how L. get along IN NV practice VII
out Dr. Narrens Bilious iitters lhuusa-.Gs
who have become acquainted with the superior
healing virtues Of tais t2uly wonder working
panacea have gwen almost fabulous accounts q
what Il has done Tor them, us praises arc stIc
oy al VINO have tested is excellence. IL CU-.-
einslon We beg leave TO say 10 The ;nraGls, Tx
d. arren Bilious biirers, before giRil.g up Ia
despair and you viii Yet ike TO do good - AuGr
aiileted feIlow-IntA by RECOMMENDING 10 them
The medicine. which bg 1ae blessing of Kind
Providence restored you 10 health, and 10 the
iuli enjoyment Of a long, useful and happy life
Beware of counteIfei,s and limitations ObSrT-
We FAC sintlr signature al the proprietor JOAN
A PERRY over the cosk II each bottle, without
which MOLE Is genuine
Price. 30 Gents and 81 per Bottle.
JOHN a. PERRY, Sole Proprietor,
BOSTON, MASS,
VI. :. BURR L. CO..
10 FREMONT STREET, BOSTON. MASS,
General Agents and sold by al dealers IN Meai-
cine. Wholesale and Retail by
j. c. BINGHAM, ST. Johnsbury, VT,
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S. INTERNAL REVENUE.
THIRD COLLECTION DISTRICT, VT,

\ \ y U-AI. TAM =. 1860
By the eleventh section of the act of June 80
1864, it is made the duty of any person made LA
bic to annual tax, on or before the first Monday
OF May in each year. to make list or return t.
the assistant assessor of the district where locat-
ed. of the articles charged with special duty or
tax, including income and articles in schedule
Every person failing to make such return by the
day specified will be liable to be assessed by the
assistant assessor according to the best informa-
ton which he can obtain; and in such case the
assistant assessor will add twenty-five per cent.
to the amount Of the tax.
In case any person shall deliver to an assessor
any false or fraudulent list or statement. with in
tent to defeat or evaCe the valuation or enumera-
ton required by law, the assistant assessor VII.
add one hundred per cent to such duty: and in
such case the list will be made out by the assess
or or assistant assessor. and from the valuation
and enumeration so made there can be no appeal
Guardians and trustees whether such trustees
are by virtue of their office executor. al
minstrator, or other fduciary capacity, are re
CURED to make returns Of the income belonging
to minors, other persons for whom they act
guardians or trustees. and the income tax WIN
be assessed upon the amount returned, after
deducting such sums as are exempted by law;
provided that the exemption Of six hundred dol
lars shall not be allowed on account of any mi
nor or other beneficiary Of a trust except upon
the statement of the guardian or trustee made
under oath that the minor or beneficiary has no
other income from which the said amount of sis
hundred dollars may be exempted ard deducted
Where any articles named in schedule A are
owned, possessed. or kept by partnership, firm,
association or corporation, they must be return
ed to the assistant assessor Of the district in
which such partnership, firm, association cor
poration has its office or principal place Of bus
ness.
When such articles are held by an individual.
the return will be made in the district in which he
or she resides.
All necessary blanks and instructions may be
procured of the several assistant assessors, at
their respective Offices.
HENRY C. ADAMS.
47-49 Assessor.
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BENJAMIN HutchinsOn's Estate.

VHE subscribers, having been appointed by the Honor
able Probate Court for the District of Caledonia Com
lissoners, 10 receive examine and adjust all claims and
demands OF all persons, against the estate of Benjamin
Hutchinson Hate Of Waterford sad district deceased
represented and the term months
April 1855 beingaUwed by said Court cred
OF said deceased, TO exhibit and prove their respec
tive CLAIMS Def Give notice, that viii attend
the duties Of our appointment at the dive ling house
SOphrOnia Hutchinson in Waterford, in said District oil
the 10Th of June anG 18th of 0ct next at 9o'clock A.
each OF said days.
o. T.. BROWN
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PRICE sI.5O PER BOTTLE
y 4 IN 7! PAIN t.!
WINTERS METALLIC BROWN PAINT

VIM EK@S WEI \ IIIC BTtOWN PNINI
RECO NJ IDS ITSELF.
II is a pure oxide Of Iron ami Manganese. II mikes
readily with nsced OIL. taking two caiunS less per 100
lbs, than any mineral, and possesses body than any
other paint IL forms glossy. uTiiiiug durable metlC
coat prucCtn. wood from decay. and iron ether met
ais from rust or CUrrosion.
Ec Ii does not require grinding. and is warranted 10
give satisfaction ur painting Railway Cars Iron Bridges
Houses Barns, Huls and Decks ships, Tin and Shnge
Boots, &C.
ii. y. F. MARSHALL L co.
Pain and Vdri,h Manuiacturers,-Sple Agents for New
England states.
Store IS Broad Street, Boston.
Boston, Oct. 5. lS64,-l VI.
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AGENTS.
BOSTON-George {. Goodwin \ Co.
NEW IORk-Dsmas. Barnes X Co.
BALTiNOkE-S. s. Hance.
PIITSBURGH-Dr. Geo. 5. keyser
CINClNNATI-F. f. Sure X Co., and
John d. Park
CHICAGO-Lord X Smith, < III. Scoyil.
ST. LOUiS-Collins Bros.
SAN Observation-Disclosures, Smith &
Dean.
Also, sold by all Druggists and Dealers
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Lisbon, January 10. lSti
c. b. iIuiChins Dear Sir: IreCeivci had said
my ANGLE and foot. made application al 81 Dr.
EatOns Pain EraCainr, which produced most wonder
Jul cure am now FULLY satisfied the best family
medicine ever used, CHAS- WOOLSUN-
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WIsTAR's BALSAN of WILD CHERRY

SETH ". F0wLE a GO.
IL Iiif-Alo\T ST. BOSTON
and Is fer sale by all druggists.
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CCHENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP
SEI-WEED TONIC AND
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anu acknowledged by many prominent ,,hy.,ci,,. :.
siarthe nos Reliable Preparation
ed ler the RELIEF and CURE # an
II ~ rnnp
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-05-11
PROF. LOUIS WUNDRAM'S
BLOOD PURIFYING
n D
p u RG A TIV E Fl & r B 8
(ln Pills .und Poaoders,

YNHE BEST BLOOD PURIFYING agents
l. as yet known, have been most successfully
used for over a quarter Of q century IN Europe
and for the last years, also, in this country,
and are particularly efficient in the cure of al
chronic diseases. No one should dispar ofbeing
cured without first trying them. No family
should be without them, 70, by their timely use
much sickness can be prevented. They are i'm
ported direct to this port by the undersigned
and their purity, efficacy and safety can be re-
lied upon with perfect confidence.
The following some Of the diseases which
have been permanently removedby their use:
letter,
inflammation
of the bowels
consumption in its
early stages headache,
asthma, cough, sore eyes,
lock jaw, ruptures, rheumatism,
cramp cholic catarrh, pain IN the
breast and sides, deafness, nervousness,
spotted fever, chills and fever, ague, open
wounds pneumonia, dyspepsia, salt rheum, can
Ger, scrofula, jaundice, tapeworm, bll-
iousness, eruptions of the skin, bowell
complaint langour, gout, dropsy,
erysipelas worms, cholic, piles,
diarrhoea, hoarsness, swell
ings, bloatings bloody
and white fux, dys-
entery, costive-
ness, mea-
sles, &c.
Full directions accompany each remedy
lmported and for sale by.
i''i = ~ JULTUs DIENELT, Dentist,
145 Prince ST., below Washington sts..
Alexandria, Va.
For sale by most Druggists. jan 3-tf
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NJ O T [ G E

Having purchased the TAILORING ES-
TABLI5HMENT Of Mr.. Daniel Shay, under
the Mansion House, Fairfax street, Ipropose to
maintain the former reputation of the House.
pledging myself to keep always on hand, as
good an assortment, upon as reasonable terms
as any other first class establishment, IN this,
or the neighboring cities.
Mr.. s. b. R1DeLEY will continue as CUT
TER, and warrants satisfaction: respectfully
solicit continuation of the liberal patronage
extended to the former proprietors, ". q A.
Murray. .. o. hoOhAhi,
ap eff Under MANSON mouse.
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NEWS By TO-DAY's MAIL.

The trial of Mr. Harris of Md, is going on
in Washington. before a military commission
He has filed exceptions as to the jurisdiction OF
the court martial, and to the charges ana spec
iGcations against him.
The price Of hay at the North is rapidly de-
dining.
The price of coal in Chicago has been reduced
TO SO per ton. A fall of 81 in few weeks.
An old Petersburg mercantile firm composed
Of four members, three OF whom are paroled
prisoners of war under Lees surrender, have
applied to Jay Cooke for information about
starting National Banks, it being their purpose
TO establish one in Petersburg.
A dispatch from Indianapolis says that Gen.
Hovey, by authority from Washington, has
issued orders for the execution of Bowles,
Miliken and Horsey, convicted OF treason by
e1urt martial in that city some months ago
They will be hanged on the 10Th instant
The Navy Department will IN short time
sell many of the wooden vessels which were
purchased to meet pressing emergencies.
Gold, in New York, yesterday, closed at
1893.
The General Conference of the Methodist
Protestant Church, recently in session in
Georgetown, adjourned yesterday. The next
general conference will, also, meet IN George
town.
Jefferson Davis was at Powelton, Hancock
county, Georgia, on last Friday night. Gen
Wilson has printed handbills announcing the
reward for his capture, and scattered them
through the county.
The per cent. tax on all goods sent South,
has been abolished by direction of the Treasu-
FyDepartment.
The Easton Md Journal states that the
trial of Wm. B. Paca and his three sons, for
the murder Of John B. Paca and Alfred Jones
will be removed from Queen Anne's to Talbot
Couty Circuit Court, which will commence Its
next regular session on Monday next.
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PUBLISHED (DAILY)B BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN, SR.
~ o FFIC E-No. lO4 King street. owe
S mes formerly French's) Book Store.
PAROLED PRISONERS.

Gen. Grant has issued the following instruc-
tons to Gen. Auger, relative to the disposition
to be made Of paroled prisoners:
HEADQ' RS. ARMIES OF THE UNITED STATES,
Washington, D. G., May s, S65.-Major Gen.
&C. Anger, Comd,g Department ct Wash,
acknowledgement: Please send all paroled
prisoners of the late rebel armies now confined
Or detained at Alexandra, Va, to their homes.
Those whose homes were at the time of JOIN
ing those armies In States that have never been
inrebellion, AMI who desire to return to them,
will be required to take the oath prescribed IN
the Presidents amnesty Proclamation; pro
vided they are not excepted from it's beLetts.
IF so excepted they will be detained.
Those livingin Texas will be sent in charge
of an oficlr, aud will be landed on the west
banks Of the Mississippi River, about the
mouth of Red River.
By command Of Lieut.. Gen. Grant.
T. S. Bowers, Asst Adjt Gen.
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T c. e! ICE!! | G + !!
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
No. %. South Fairfax Street,

We are now 1and1ng 1foI1 ccno0ier 1f515'1
Mar, cargo of BOSTON ICE. This Ice is
cut from lakes, fed entirely by pure spring
but a sample Of the ice with which we propose
to furnish our customers during the entire
season.
At considerable expense we have obtained an
entire new set of wagons, and so perfected our
arrangements for the delivery of ice, that all
nersons leaving their orders with us, may de-
bend upon receiving their supply promptly and
,,1;oa
unon the shortest notice. and on reasonable
terms, with quantities large or small 90
W. l'A'' M, ELDRIDGE & CO.,
ap 2O-tf Prince otree1 % W narI-
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NUMBER los.
3 K y n G / 7 $
Ice Cream Saloon.
No. l29 King ShSet,

hLENANDRIA, ' 4.
ICE CREAM, made in the best manner,
will be furnished, WHOLESALE, t. Dealers, on
the most reasonable terms or by retail at the
saloon, which is fitted up for the accommodate
tion Of ladies and and gentlemen.
sol DA FO u NIAIN S charged and
SYRUPS Of all varieties for sale
A Soda Fountain is III operation at the Con-
dictionary Store,
All the materials used in the manufacture Of
Ice Cream, and Soda, are Of the best quality
CAKES, CANDIES. FRUITS, A N y
CONFECTIONERY, of all kinds, for sale
NH 23-tf
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nEARODY FIRE INSURANCE

OF BALTIM O RE
Persons desirous Of efecting INSU RANCE
IN this substantial and reliable company, can
40 AZ 'sI,0 So on favorable terms by applying to me-
their ira agent at my Office in the Maret B4lndMng
my At W. oVl' 'A''
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A sound Political PIsnl.

TINS Psnnsylvani Democracy have plac ID ono
slroas plank in their platform by adopting ,hs
policy OF squalzing the soldiers bouuues, accord.
aug 70 the plan which We have lately urged in tn.
suS. The Convention, which has just boon held =,
harrisburg, adopted tho following resolution as a
part OF their political creed
hssolped, That We are in favor Of 90 equAlix.
ing the bountss paid 10 soldiers in 1901 and
2s62, that they shall receive the Same pay and
bounty as the soldiers Of sos aud lS6i and shat
Congress should make an appropriation for this
purpose.
The s'ows Of his policy will greatly strengthen
.ha Democratic ticket in PennsylyauI[ for il vii
necessarily be popular with the returned veterans
and thsir friends Hut IL is the manifest BUSINESS
and not the political utility of ,he proposition, that
should commend II TO public favor. According 70
the wsy In which the bountes were divided dur
ing the vsr, the soldiers who enlisted early 70
ceivsd bard work and bi,ls pay for their services
sbils iaass wss vslnn,,srsd shs eleventh hsu,
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pieserel &c salmon Bsr gcSSd' s .,Oe An eg is.
1Ie ,turseon. lOal2e porriea lO.l9c .es o,s. iss
&C; blue feh, -a12c ling C weak hsh- l.albc !
butter fsh. ssiOc sheeps head, fsa30c. $500.
Smoked and Cured Fish.-Snoked ees, ftazte I;
smoked halibut 15a9Oo smoked sturgeon, Isaac ;
smoked shsd, foa23c smoked herring per bunch ibs
Ice; smoked mackerel, 1bs20ci salted msctereL lts
&c each ,moFed salmon, 27s4o; dried goldfish 10
s1lc; picked Goldfish. i0ai2o. - a. a.
iShsiiFish.-Iobsters. sive, ss1oc; doptrd, 10. is
oysters. per 10 O0a5 O0 oysters stegine isao w
eshs, ,oif, per io 6s2 o1 90 hard doz So CLAIMS
hard, per Ia 1ja2 ~; do soit, 2S,b,c. -.
Ffgtfdbles Ionatoe, hre selling a. Sa4c quart
tohhahi, bunch. 5n6c notsoes, new, lbatO hAi
pack turn~, i5aer bali Icck; lettuce. al ia0c ior
fne redishcs bunch, ba6c onions, halt pct, $3.50
rhubarb, --alto ,haots, bunch, &C SAGE, bunch,
be- parrov, 3a5e water cfesses, A., lc garlic 2Os
gjc; onions, bunch. Gssc cuCumbers, s1c cranberry
h ans, -sisc = peck peas, -i-c = pect mint, per
bunch, 3a4c squnshes, each. l5a2Oc etbbsges lOa
IL carrots bunch, 4sGc aspsrsgus -s-c Okra'
per lou 2ba30 egg, plant, each, l0a-c beep, new
bunch, 4ssc sweet corn. -sZOc doz Lam. Jeans
Fruit 1e-Apples, half peck, 3oaSoc oranges 500
| L0 per dozen lemons, 50ai5e. dried APyks Pet
b. 10al2c; whorteberries, quart, lbs2c bisctber'
ries bAsket, sa1Oc peaches, quar-, 1Eafc peais
quart, i2a2Cc
But,r and Choe-Prim. butter 4Ssis; common
3baltc cooking buster at 26aSOc cheese, Lest zze
common, lbc eggs, for 2Jc.
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Tus Gold aud Stock Exchange have performed a
good action In passing resolutions providing for
the expulsion Of any member who shall herr after
be present, directly or by proxy, ., 1he Even4ns
Exchange. Tue latter institution has doubtless
done more evil, during ia brief existence than an y
other concern in New York. IL is nothing else than
. wholesale gambling contriV,neo, whore Young
men are drawn into the VORTEX Of reckless hazard
The action Of th. Gold and Stock boards was doubt
less called for,h ny the late Developments Of the
evils result M from such temptation TO young
men, bu, I. TO protec; themselves more than 70
save tn. insIp.r enced that led TO the passage II
the resolution referred W. They Jaw ths, unless
| the Evening Exchange were broken up there
would be no security sgAns. frauds from speeu'
lsting clerks, the result Of ventures 'hors They
| feared that other Jenkinses and KstehuIns would
10 found among their own employees snd henc'
they have determined 70 suppress the evil.
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,.c.,vsd tnurds o.,, "A ,o,o,.,,r,.ly
n,.,. vor. 10 40 mi, a. 80, ,n., There
IA. n "a ,,u.. h.., 90 ,u,o.,,,on ,t.cs,ed
.,,,v ma, -, -, - ..,n,D.r, ali
d., ,,a-,,.sa H.. h.,,uv
.nisd. An. t.,,,0,. -. 80, Al. MON.
ar tina b,, ron. q, ,...ar,n,, ~, d,.cr.p,pev.
r. m, ,,,,, ., .oia,.-. -. I....-,,o N moro
hou,,v A. =, .,o,h.., 4, d, L.. ~, ~. ,.,.r,n.
.,s,b. ,,.r po,,,t..- .o..iI,..,,.,, yer. not
cor.r,,,d ~ d., -. A.. ..n - arm, was
.o,,,,d =, ..0.-.,.. =, 49, 1b.v vcnt
,o-,, ,D.,i,oi l., III. ..,,ia,,.,, ,,,r,indfii Of
the r.,.op,I ,,c,;sco ,hc, r,,. ,rcu,,.n,. and It
A.. 49,, -, A.. A. = =, - - l.. .i..,J m an
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Yes York, Friday, Aug. %, 9 h-tiold hiss been
very STEADY to-day At l4a<ai 43's. Tho afternoon
quotations Of the general stock Market compared
with those Of yesterday afternoon, show an advance
Of from = ~ per cent Governments we're frre-
tionaly higher, with a moderate demand. Money
continues easy on call at sac PER cent with onb a
very moderate demand from the stock broker. The
discount market vas quiet, aud commercial ps?er
pA,sed at 10 por cent sterling bills were quoted
at 100 for bankers. The Gold Exchange this morn
Ing following the wake Of the stock Board, adopted
resolution prohibiting the members Of the EXCHANGE
from attending the Evening Exchange. Gu 'ChAnse
to-day Flour -as Ice. 1bc. better. Wheat va, more
active aud ic a2c. better. Corn and Oats we're &c
better. Pork vas dull and heavy. Beef vi. quiet
Lard was quiet and Whiskey was firm.
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Washington Market Retail Report.


FRIDAY EYENtNG, August 20 1868.
with the unusual dullness which nj present char
actcrzes the wholesale market for country produce,
very little change can he expected in the depart
nlent under review, and the toore in peramtula
lions through Washington Market to-day, We lind
scarcely feature Of the ade not previously re-
ported. Peaches have bocn ia large supply during
the week but next week will doubtless witness q
dminuton Of receipts and consequent increase in
prices, therefore those VINO coutempa pgCferY.iS
them than At present Tor the tcuedt OF such, No
report ordinary fruit from to 81 % psr basket and
the hnest Malacatoons and Hare Rpc' At " bOsS 20
per basket, pums ~ per peck and GAsss ~ per has
ket 81 5O per peck. OF Vegetables sweet poistoes
are army ing quite freely and sre nov retailing at csc
ne small fuea.urc Iomatoe. are Blao much low e IL
HuhsOn OF tuf year cannot enter too frpb into the
det Of every household they are found to ~lh
remarkable uniformity ia preVeuIng the numerous
complaint. incident TO this season OF the year, pose
pessng greet efficacy In disorder Of the liver, stmu-
lEting tina, organ. and carrying away the morbid
stcrrtions n cases Of dyspopsia 20 has been found
must valuable, frequently proving complete remedy
We would toumend TO families tna prOpri.iy ot cAn-
ming the vegetable for use during the winter and
spring, during shch season II viii be found mo1t
pAlhthhle ~ NJ article OF food.
ButrherF ssdts- Roast beef prime, 94A3Oc com.
mon, lsa2Oc' do soup pieces, sal2c do stewng pee
lOAlsc; do smoked, 2oa2SC; do tongues, IVA 90
sirloin steak .5a3c porter house. 30a35c cOrn-b
lus2bc veal aI5c Tor hind quArteu lOal5c ior fore
l4a25e; do chops, gJal5c; lamb per pound, l6a9t
bacon 22a2Ic. fresh pork, lsa2uc corned- pork, la
zee san:ases, Es2!e .ripe' lOAl2e Yer pound; lard
| Fresh Ftsh, PER lO.-founderN -alOc: celia ljI
&c striped bass, Isaac luke, slUe; herring, sAlUe
! hslibph --Axvs; haaaoak. -AxS; eed.IsA. -slS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-26
TRADE NOTICES.

HARNESS MAKERS ASSOCIATION Take
i i notice that the employees Of MI kinney. ST.
enfh avenue, are on strike 10 CONSEQUENCE Of M.
refusing to comply, With their Jug dem1nL, !. il
therefore requested that none VI ntorieIy with aid
AhEkN, Ra' See. 80
SHIP JOINERs--A SPECIAL MEETING OF
- Manhattan branch ship Joiper' lnlon viii Iva
held this Saturday evening, at o'clock " 40 ave IL
Tor tho pui pOse OF making arranfeucnlg fJr tl q,
nerll Of our late lAnented Treasurer CORNfi II =
HOl RiGAN II 10 earnestly Requested Of eve ~
member 10 he present BY order Of JouNT
DOANE- Pr.st, JOSEPH sHERREY, see'y' N
THE CIGAR MAKERS OF CASEY q
i CIDunOKS SO Maiden lane, bas stri,ck g..
ADVANCE. We hope their fellow woriIDen viii az
n'tice OF IT, COMMITTEE SIS
THE SEGAR MAKERS DISCHARGED
i from CASEY, ClDAokE& CO. Is snIloy -,
ISAAC sINN0NA a.