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FOR SALE BY DRUGGISTS.
iapor,ant to Railway Travelled!
IMPORTANT To STEAMBOAT TRAVELLERS.
LiroRlAsT 10 BUSINESS TRAVELLERS.

IMPORTANT To STEAMBOAT TIANkLEhSi
DiroRlAsT 10 BUSINESS TRAyELsRs!!
MPpHTls TO IIeAsUEE TnAvELEES.n
Is.roacASr 10 ALL TRAVELLER
AprL. r1N's " slcl,L RAILWAY GUIDE
r-Ivpo,r,Sg Is ,TRI CrioNs TO RAiLWA,
TRA,slrEs. In r,.. &C. 70 Tins risles Iisie ana
Distance Indicator, ,sis.y Mag. ,os'.hes nns ia
f1rens.ins their az en Chrckas ,heir Bs.ssss, &C
H-rohfsAlr AND BIOGRAPHICAL sEETsH of,I:
lnd s.s haven Rs'iw'y, VIII, PhIrnolosea De'iass
ton q Character e. FOWLER 1 Wesi
INC LAcEs-Sassn F.lI., whs:, Mogn,s,n' >.,.
tor. spdags Nov rtft, Adirondack Mosns'ils AIN
tie cay Csps ~, Long Branch, seaoc,,J Noon
tsins. Avon Sf-us'. bedford sPfns. Wsa Fciut
Isie O, orse. 10 .aon SPRING. Ca'Ii houn'ain' &C.
y.-srAitLY 0ss HUNDRED RAILwAYMAPs repre-
.entIns the p ipl Hallway. Of the country. doe s.f
fsr.nt towns village. and ci,i.s Through wi.sh .ley
pass. t,seti,f th The through route TO snd ro. Boa
%.l Sss,'' ,s raaa.p sh aa ' S"as sS
vllie. Nov 'frens Caro- 81 Loois chieseo. hi'w.i
trs. < Paul p'ro', ro.d0 S,s,sand nie.S g.
Jo.n.. ,iaus. Gcdefieh Ac. teg-the' wrh oil infof
In reference TO the resdr.i oasis, 'nc n.s'
y.-NEAEL1 THREE HUNDRED TINE Tables. Civ
ius the time of the departure "a sv. of H.. trans
sstons distances aud coGuesten-, together with MGR
nation ofmich vare IL ev'-y fa;lwsy ,rlvsef, each iu
Who ,THLY ACC0Uir Oh RAILWAYS AMI
TnkiB .ROGRFSs.-.,ur Sstionsl Debt a.. az lie
nris OF fuaI" rrosa.s.. l.'sp ii , n ,,r
Transportation Co. soutntru Railways Railways o
LOVE-. W-s Jersey ard 'ape May halfway; lnroi'
Csi' a. R,iiwA, Land Department; The 6fest fac,h.
Nai.w ~, SC ac - - - -
yU-ANECODPES AND INCIDENTS OF TRAVEL
irt Love; In lrsnce. OF NisLts Lodging H. FAR.
Nof.s thgn al ali Won; Tns Op,n'on Of ~, mu.
WarI tho Snowman The Shorfee Way AZ tlep ri
In Love. dow tho Devil Lost, &c. &c,
APPLErOss ILLUSTRATED RAILWAY GUIDE.
For sale upon all the yrncipli Raiw Of the Unit.
States sni the Canad spd et az the principal ook, Peoa
cal aud Nsws Depo.s.
ID. APPLETON Co. Pub ishcr..
Nos. t45 and A. Brosiway.
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The red flag was again hoiSted yesterday at
the Government studies in West Thirty fifthst, and
200 se,viceabe horse appeared for sale to the highest
bidders. rail- being the last Of tho i've. commenc
Ing on Friday. JuLe 10 brought large attendance .!
norse.speculaors, breeders, farmers aud others anx
buy who were quite spirited ia their bidding.
1t Vas by BIZ &c Ckins order tina! the sales were
held and Capt. n J)re. Asst tantQ iar.ermaster was
appointed to suls ntold them. The one yesterday
commenced in the oring al 10 o'clock and continued
iurinc the day. Aost Of the hors appeared in good
coalition and sold VOL while d few rather poor in
acsh brought lower prizes. From tho following an
idea can bo gained of tie prices obtained;
A weIshlped, active dark bay. SIPS medium
sized cleea linbed chestnuS. sio3. a gentle hght
sorrel suitable fGr s.d3., horse SIS light
bay. raw. ooDed but strons and good for dray
horse, SIZE. cream color. large and good for q
light wagon. S95. A dark lay. fesby and good
worker. si2e. a small une:aiuly brown. go light
bay. ugly and large go. spint 5rown cicanimbcd
medium sized. sll0 Hight bay. awkward, brt =
good worker. $40 spotted gray, slow out siitabl'
oart-horsc. Sc. darn brown. large and actis 81
Il light hay, GOOD for sod lie horse or light wgon
e'oO TIE horses Of bay color were the most numer
Ous an sound ones brought the highest priaes. To-
Gliding last l.00o horses in all have been pui
unier Tho .anner and on average they have gene-
ally bro1 .. q fair prices.
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MARklR ID.

BlryT-LRE--At the home 81 the bride on w -dnsd.y'
ian, 2s icSs BY the Rsv III Barnard, ir AEbros. Blunt
Pfsipsl @. Cincinlstus Acaisny 10 Mas Lioois y Ise'
both Of CiGoinnstus, Cortland Coar.J, N. \.
~. Anns Church. moTsna on
Thut.Isy Jnns TO- by the Rev C. Yield. s,''a ~ We
-, "a g,y W Hucss kir. Henry frrdy 10 MI" H.
hm.a daughter Of Chsunsey Sriiih eco, 81 Of "of''
ann =,
Roor-BRYsON-I hswsrs, n. j.. BY ne Rev. L.. ~
I'm, Ia.,yh A. Root 81 Waterbury, Conn. 10 Juna r.
pIy.op. fo,n..ly Of boston. Msss No eard@
sMITH-sTHvYNs-Os Thursday june ~ a. 'ae sou ",
p..h,,s,isn Church Brooklyn, by the hev J. SPss,'
- n liam, b. sraiib Marion, eldest fsusif "f r.
sts,en. e.q. al OF brooklyn
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Gpcsial Notifies.
The Naiba.

A WEEKLY JOURNAL for the dscusson Of the political
and s,a topics OF the day; TIE Illustration and mainon'hee
Of true democratic pucps the confederation OF the con-
don Of the freed people, and the duty Of the republic TO-
ward ,hem the support OF popular education as political
agent tho diffusion information regarding the condition and
prospe IL Of tho South AMI fer the sound and impartial c
ei Of books anil work, Of ART with entire Independence Of
all scots and parties.
WILL. BE PUBLISHED july 6. 1858
eubrace. among II, regular occasional oousdbato the
following names:
HENRY W LOH1fELLow.
JANIS RUSSELL LOWELL.
JOHN G. WHITTIER.
SAMUEL ELiOr.; (Er Prs.ideo, Trinity College. TART
fvdl
Professor ToRREY. (Hirvard,,
Professor GOODWIN SMITH. torford.i
Dr. FRANCIS LIEBER.
Professor CHILp. (Iisrsrd)
CHARLES n. MORTON.
Juass BoiD, tEa.inorc,,
EDMUND lUncY,
Professor ". b. WHITNEY. ysisA
Professor l. C. GILMAN. (Yss,,
Judge DAILY.
ProGssor DWIGHT, (Co,uubi College,
Jueso wA.LASD.
FREDERICK LAW oLMsTID.
| Rev. D.. MccLINrOcK.
| Rev Dr.. JOS r THOMPSON.
Re-. PHILLIPS BROOKS.
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Cd sr'LLg
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THEODORE TiLTON.
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TnD. Thru DoIss p-r ,nnuu, tu Ihvsoos sig maths
Two Dollar, Wien delivered BY oarrisr In Newfok o
tsooslyn. my cents adiiyni
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TAYLOR-On wednesday June %, Emma j., wiz OF isaso
& Taylor, csq. OF B~.sn. n. J.
The relatives and friend, respectfully invited send no
Tnsr,l ~ Beresn on Saturday July at O'Clock
fiom tho residspce Of her fsthernlaw Rev b. o. Syof
u D., without further invitation
WARD-On Friday June 30 Of sho!era nfan.um Frederick
Chsrlo, son Of Dr. j. H. and L. NJ. Ward aged months
Funeral :. O'clock Sunday afternoon, from the fesjenoe
Of is parents, No % "e.. Twenty secondsI
WYNKOOP-Suddeny. on Frda., June 30 iec3 Liuie An
ME Cornre infant daughter OF ~ H. and susie "Snk'op'
e.ed6 months aud days ., 4,
Ia relatives aud friends the fsny respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral from tbs resd OF her parents
10 Or Eas, Thirty third a.. his afternoon at O'CLOCK
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Tho Throas and Lima.
AwORK FOR THE PEOPLE.

CARLETON, Pub,isher New YORK. has just ready Dr.
LIGHTHiDs nav work containing, among other interest
Ing information clear and comprehensive description Of the
aud sacocssfn system entitled
EEPHOTHERAPX
30 For the 1restuent of
DISEASES OF THE THROAT,
Catarb Asthma Affections Of the Voice, Lsrynr.al Bron
chlA and Polrnousry Complaints Inflammation OF
the Eyes. and tie various diseases Of the %
REsPlRATORY ORGANS.
Or. EDWARD 8UNFORD LIGHTHlLL
mo. 81 St. Maxi g. place, Now York;
Author Popular Tre,ise Deafness ~ Ceuses and
Prevention" So. &c
One limo Volume Price - Cents
"a Bold by all Bookshelf aad sent BY mail FREE on re-
oe.pt Of pnco, ~ coats, by
CARLETON. Publshar, Eew.forx,
No az BROADWAY. corner of Lis,en11s..
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To the NorS Gus.

kxv fo:E. Y J. 1915.
s.v,r.l MOI III. .ln,s Dr D. c. HCREHKAD Il 10 cry
mad, oh sn discovery which be led 70 believe
form the bs.s valuable reHsa preparation In ds.t'~.
Of TO N,nss. sy.-n Asdiene Ia. 90 little beneficial To-
As,as b..c prevalent dorier. h, h,rs w, more than
Ordinary 70 ilus sEpcTm.a,s with the hope
% r>rfns .ni c.as hs vAuo u the t'seov~y An af'
rs az yrfy no.-l aud sseeabIs ohsctor 6tsy per
.,sd AMI hon t,s Important matter vss Instituted Of
l..-x .sry 81 shs .ss.si. .tss
de-. rn,eda s "SIukNAo,C ahtlDOit." VA snt 10
como ~ no, csens requesting them to have
,rei '.ri .s among thelr r"nd.. who we're
.us rug e - asr.oe, complaints. rhs e'i Las BE-, n
highly gr,;i,n sid s..rrAdny 20 tie D.O7crs snd
Semsnt Ia. b si - tho Andoe which he Ia unable
70 .uppy H. also ci,ra numerous letter. many from
ad.ea sd,.Ig MI ca,fns him 10 place the sr;ic'e on
49, ard 10 vi-fge Anown to tho pablo Dr. Mokf'
HEADS engs,i8sJ. mas. ne, yet permitted him TO comply
with ths.e sugs .,io but he l. able 10 inform those
bo may be 10 the medy tat be hs ns,ry
Tor that pap.a pue notice will be
,.s OF ' pubic introduction hsaa"Ae the nervous VIA
pls a.o " o. see % theis IA patience
u. c. MDnEhEAD. NJ. d., w. ~ "slkrr'r.
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iAdvsrtiAsGeng.l

ITcHi ITCHi ITCH.
SCRATCH SCRATCH scnATcri
BLANKS lrcu CvRATE
will cure the Itch In thirty six hca, s.sn cures Scaid
Head Oh Sorcs and al E,upt!ons IL Skini con
tAims no mTcury. Price - cents per box For sae oy
Drvss BAgsl.s 4 CO.. NO. 81 Psrk.yow, anu al Drag
sists IN hes.lork.
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HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH. BITTER6

act upon the humsA system.
1Lis b age Of naahy People 10 know The ~
and pAerorv Of ~ statements submitted them fsc
and "a fsr a. this esxAr raorscvx and v,soaAsr Co.
oerned, Il Ia proposed to crafty them
All physicians admit that the greatest dacuy thy
counter in their practice in conveying the sest Of do
the msdeament that viii counteract sud nearios
ELECTRICITY tried FOR this purpose eat is sss
eray admitted ID The electric aad il to subtle asent
BE- ssds the vehicle cf medication shocks nerves. b
conot distribute through the system anything except ~
Ned atsd electricity is shor, exploded humbus BA
Id strulsnt rbocy kncws can be charged viii
The esents properties Of arg and every substance IN tts
MIts,,a McSiea end there herbal extract which al
not hold in solution with ali t. preventive sid curative ~
tues rumpaired
Now the pure Bquid s,inu;lrt of which IfOSrErrERs
BIrT2Rs are in part oonpo- obira with !ovsnAsss
vegetable remedies and thee by reaso, n o~~rl dr.
nive principle conveys every ard odsa~s nts
the circulation To eApessi n. 30 rrs
ssor taking v,A Yss vhas OaE,'d 'e Tue sssxsos
OF would aniorbseay euse Itself hrous the erssni
non ss swiftly i administered pne and simple, ~ mx"1
with the ,uIcss 0, tonic roots b.rks and h~
But of wlu. usc would be without. their healing seushea-
u life sustaining balm u would merely ere'se It could
sei,nsf protect nor And herein lies tho essential differ
betwesn the effect OF che pcgct suant when gives
Atone I'D the same stmsst when administered In the ID
Gated ieem Of HOsrETTERS STOMACH PI!TE..b
Good sahel spirit doubtless tho mdes and most ~
nocuous Of all the yarie liquor bat it cnv becon'"s
rg.LqayuL MEDICINE wen iupregsted w. the vesesSs
sismen.s employed in til, preparation Of the irrrsHa
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The Nou. hIyron Lcnsnre q Nsi.r;o-u. Jefferson
c,ruy Ne srs ihe co., .sniiensn o. tho
g., OF hs~ ,rb thr, he will deliver seizure In their
$500 l. IN, chapel On NOSDAY JOY as5 They are
p.oiAiy .sft-J &c tend Doors OPP II ocock p m
A-ctsf, 10 csliDenc. =. oeocs frot hf.'SOhE "a IN
anal % ss.lrnsn The highest .tAsdii ~ character.
Albary me ~, iP3 T. fEhTON
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ro,irr.-FNLCUTfvE COMMIT Of tho UNlOs
gESERAL COMMIT rKE.--A r-glisf Nsr,ins 81 IN .
Committee III b. heli h,iigu.sr c1rner Broadwsy
sad Twrs,y iairis. On rONDAY = tNLNn July D.
its a. clo.. OWEN w. BhfA IAN, ChAiIa.A-
1851 ~, Il; iy g., seer,..rl..
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fAdyy-'ls merit

Internationally
"THE GREAT NATIo3AL JUBILEE PRIZE S0sG.
The words and melody arc very srand and effective.
Dodworth IL having 1t srranged 10 be performed nt
Central Park Concerts by hin celebrated baai- 1hi'
song viii soon become incorporated among The most
loI aar OF our National airs. Sev loTh Courier.
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You Cannot have n Jie.llihy Constitution viii

6lour,-Bsst ST. Louis 10 constsuty receiving Davis
CO. bed "Nonparsi" Tropical" Pastel" .Goidsn
RAJ ND Center Ms " siso high grade: q nds Mictis.n
Ohio Csnsda &c. .ooldsn A.,v::; ni' k9's az
TElp0E WILLS c.. ossGssss< Ne u fressI@
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ftdteI.liantlll

OLD EYES MADE NYW,
wi,hou; Speciaoles. Doctorer Medicines Pamphlet
mailed free on receipt Of Ten cents Adcrcss. Is. H.
fooIR If. h., No. {. l3o Broadway. Ecw.YorL
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uyucs oy rmx DiIyun.Gx rL-Hk.

Ar Mckenzie 70 8 .LUEDfso Es ,hLi,hsHsrl
70 D. West totr'h.si., corns OF Greene >
The Dinphru g,u Filler. a. AL invfi on, I" regarded
by the lrsdisy PuDeG, OF sh city and geersy ~ probes
snl ,i.ni a?p for tho rui n<,ion 81 water under
pr,.ufe IL bs be,a awarded two 0old I'D thfrc SILVER
M,d. o., The Aurra I'D Iniy and lnstitu-s aud by the
n,.ssci... Mechanic ttsri'sJ.e As-oestiou and sp
proycd 81 by our chemists with additions.
hnpro.emonisl
The Diaphragm Filter, manufactured by ALEXANDER
YokENXiE 80 $40 Fourth h. the Kidd d Porou. ftrF
~, vb,rb s'nd,i m my racrt ferpt the crrou Board
eo,,Is tire sncia sand which constitutes the hitter
ing medium TO b. an eie' eut srce Tor 'e Ipo.o aug
in,.fnm.n, IL quite durable ad requires to be reyensi
occasionally, 10 insure IL action ,. :. - al,
ksxYork Aprl IS 1852.
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lkd~pft.serT snt

Advertisement
THE BURGLAR HIS OWN ISpoaMEa.-The
opening Of esch widow and door tscg sphs to your
room aod never fails. T. Hotaxs. No 10 Broadwsy
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iAis-ris~msnLl
JKYPyRs, No. 573 Broadway, hasnow ready bis
pew styles Of SHOES for Ladies Chldrrn-Mngcnts
Petroleum. Soifsrino and Blpe. JRYPEha 80 Hd~ny
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tAd.ertsepsbt
FLAGS, SSArPs. BALLS, EAGLEs, &c, ~ q
r. pESID.cTA No. 10 Duanest. 8 doors east Of h ..y
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THE GOV EMINENT CoUNrERsIGN.


The eouuierisitias Of HoS7HrTERS sfoIAch BIT
qERS IA new o. ewna NOR, serious ~ vel % dnu"
business tsn few ysso ~scb bottle" 81 the gun
ire article being authenticated bv the
MykT OF IEE UNITED STATES REVENUE Dhi.AEE'
MEN, ia the r. o: Stamp oasrased o" s'ee 20 COUNTS
felt which felony. Soc therefore ;LAi 'a'' GOV h"S
MENr COrHTER>I6N. well Is the engraved '.l'' Aae
note OF hand of the prcps,o 10 sch.a 70 The soae Tns
label 1. shed With superb Representation 81
o, In The ~, Of spssrns tho Dr'Son saa ""ss
meath \. ,h.d OF -scaichcen hssi'nfs w'f'as n'ehp
iico eouuters.n are sivissd 10 rsuA es'Esfnes
IN. o,psty gnIc., I, .~u ist. ssIs~ tbs 'ssa n"s
rsTrrR snlrHs not. ofhsnd the ssn''urr to ~''eh
vonld bs rather ..rios, busos'. 10 @'s" 'a' P''~
m oot 10 these Verde atone Of the senunsn'ss O" 'as
a., hs,o,. ,sy ,urchase usy cannot b deserved iae
proprietor, sbs 1o'srsa."s stamp ne s"h
.,, q, The sne.s ssi met elaborate 'y' o. s'oA a's~
.,,A .,. s,os.Aly The moot ssfsssvs spsoimess -
s,.shic A.. ever attached y ssy sss@ tns' vsP''a
HosrErTER = SMITH.
eiit.bvrsb. p
IA :, ~ psssAsh nsv.x~t 49, IA - 0s~.''s'
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fhis-r,i.~risnLl

CLoTUISG.-PgiCLs REDUCED 30 PEI CENT
Nos 80 and ~ Boweyy. GrOgGE 4. HpSng d
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CHgvALfgR'5 LIgg PoH ruR HAIR

vii rss,ore Cray Hair 80 colon stops u. ans
op H. h~s days keeps The head clras cool shd beahy
b. need nothing tlni,u, the best he ~ "
To- eve. offered III, lnc l. reomn- aided and Used o!
m. f. medical authority. .boa 81 M DIT stores and .. ~
Office No l2J Broadway. 49,
aslro oil p~r.sns tas above preparation VIII do all a
claimed for II. - ,, N
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ENanang EachnmXe--JuNE 3

ENtAIHY Eachnn0e~-JUNK 30.
Ere. lPittsDurgh. Fort Wayne.
2W.....s5. ~ loo. 69tl lC0...... PSI
5oD... YIN. Western pref. Cumberland.
100. BIO. 70 800. -. b3. 30 lU). ..... i0}
Mich. Southern. 100. $50. 30 lMarposs
20o........ 62,' i00..... III
Gold closed Of AN
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BArcHRLCRs HAIR DTa.-The best IN the
,,d P.u,c, n,,,ai r,va bs hsru.sss and insIanssn'
~ ,fI,r 1Is rnui,s 10 ssn~d Wirt'.H A. BACHELOR
SeId By al Dwssi''' fse.ory NO o. 6 ..,'s.
HowR SgwISG-M. CHIsH COMPANY. ELIAS
uowk Dr.. fI.sid,nt No. el' br~-d"iy. sc" i"a
WuIcox a. GIBBS SEWING MACHINE.
No. y.s Pro~dnay.
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CLYAsss Tux BLOOD op ALL IAPuEIrIKs and
A CAUTION TO THg PUBLIC.


Purchaser. u DiLLKrs MAGicAt PAS ffrHtcron Should
zoe ths, tho Private 1overum sta'r hs'r tasS
brure H. DAInr In wbiis o, tho o- fr his hss.os' a
TIE ..niof 9th. Stamp Ia every by % dong W
VII ~ qua ~ vsp the many s,riss nov Offered ~
,ss The ssLuias hsss.s sna ss,A, .! Depot, No. y
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MlsERABLH PgoPLe.-Thcussnds suffer from
the moo, terrible Its Of gloom aepre.oa whoa apparent
Cause. H. tho sad oasch are always 70
laIed Tone thsa with BIoKRzsH. and health dsor md
cbeerflne. q III BE- tao resals DoPS. no - Doys!
SOFA by AZ Drug.is,l
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THE CgyrEAr PAgH CosCgRr comes of o.
r,u. Md an moon, at so!ock bai who "ol.d
snt d goint shou, hr'' PsypE MA 70 ksor' a.
the cay I'D FULTON and prcv'irg bir'h
Nth one ofthS <.asn-h beautiful new ayis HArs-?.rie
ular when II "a - D. had 20 ehea2f
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-27
FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
TUESDAY EVENING, Dec. 26, 1855.


TUESDAY EVENING, Dec. 26, 1855.
As usual after a holiday, the banks to-day
experienced a pretty brisk business, chiefly
in the way of receiving deposits, the result
of the public disbursements on account of
Christmas. How many thousands of dollars
Of boarded greenbacks have through this
agency found their way back to the chan
pels of trade, it would be difficult to ascer-
tain, but it is certain a quite marked i'm
preston was made upon bank balances from
this source to-day. The demand for money
was not large, the offerings of paper being
generally reported quite moderate. The
market closed easier than on Saturday, and
the impression among bankers is that du-
ring the remainder of the year balances
will continue to work up.
There is as yet no improvement in the
supply of Eastern Exchange, and we conse-
quently continue to quote it close and firm
at par buying and lilo premium selling.
Gold rules steady, the price closing in
New York this afternoon at I45s. Govern
ment securities are quiet, but firm, 7-3O's
tending upward. The Tribune says: "The
7-SPs are the most popular security, and
considerable sums realized from the sale of
railroad shares are being ~re-invested in
them. At current rates, they pay more than
any ordinary railway property, and possess
the double merit of security of income and
principal"
In this market to-day prices of coin and
governments we're steady at Saturdays quo
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-27
CleYeland Wholesale Market.

TUESDAY EVENING, Dec. 20, 1866.
FIOur|COntinues quiet, and unchanged. City
brands held at SIO,75 for Xxx red 81, rs for Xxx
white. Country brands Xxx red 80, OO@lO,2 rs; do
Xxx white slO,25@I1,25.
Whe9t-No transactions. Old amber Michigan
scarce and wanted S2,l5 offered. New No. l red
held at $500; old No. 2 red 81, 7o@I, rs new No. 2
red sI,4O No. l Milwaukee spring SO.
COrn-Quiet and steady. New shelled held at
SIC from store.
ORts-Dull. Sale l car from store at 4Oc.
42c from store.
Rye-Dun and nominal.
Barley-Neglected and nominal.
Dressed HOgs-In good receipt, and prices
steady at a range of 10@1Ic for fair to choice heavy.
POrk-Quiet. City Mess held at S2s, 90; Clear
Ss2,eO.
LaFd-Demand moderate. Held at Isc for city
rendered in tierces, zoe fer do in kegs.
Hams-9uiet. Sugar-cured held at 23c.
BhOulders-Held at Ice for city-cured.
Mess BeeE-Steady at $751; % for city packed.
Dried Beef-Held at &c for city -cured.
Butter-In fair trade demand at 3s@35c for
good to choice qualities roll and tub.
Cheesc-Dull and lower. Coed to choice West
ern Reserve and New York held at 15@2Oc.
Eggs-Held at S5@sGc for fresh. Demand mod
crate.
notwithstanding doing. We quote nom
inally at 1920, though We hear parties were of.
fered to-day under this figure.
AIcOhOI-Steady. Held at 81, 4O@4,45 for 9s
per cent. Cologne Spirits, SO per cent, S4,56. Neu.
trail PROOF Spirits g., 35@2,4O.
PetrOIcum-A shade lower, and dull. We
quote free at 73@74c. A few Western orders are O.
the market, but nothing of Importance.
~OiIs-steady at the following prices:
Linssed-~--.sl Sc Whale, ". B,7~-s2 90
Iard~---~.-.s2 OOs2 % Sperm, ". s.. 90 60
S ssah.ioof.::.:- 81 g S 5 S'rai'' As
Dried A~PpIes-Quiet at 11@12c for old, 14@
14Kc for new.
Green ~Apples-Quiet and steady. Good to
choice fruit held at 8 4,oO@5,OO.
P0tatoes-PeachblowS steady and in fair de-
mand az so@s5c in car lots.
Beans-Held at 81, 75G2,OO for good to prime
white.
Hay-Loose selling at a range of ss,OO912,OO;
Beater pressed at go, OO922,OG. Market quiet.
Seeds-SmalI sales Timothy at $500. Clover
held at 1915.
Lake Ftsh-Whitehsh scarce and firm at
$500 per half Dbl; Pickerel 1880; Trout s7.cO
@7,5O; Herring 1926.
acknowledgements held at Ice; country
rendered 13c.
Feathers-In demand at 81, OO@l, 10 for live
geese.
S~aIt-Tirm ct sg,55 for Fine; s2,GO for coarse
oncndags; S2,55 for Saginaw.
Ale and -Porter-Steady. We quote. Pres.
emit Use XIX Ale $1,000; Stock Xxx s14,oO; Ken
nett $500; Pale Cream s11 Loo; Porter 4 400
half and quarter barrels in proportion.
HOps-Firm. Held at q range of 100000 for
Rev York, HTichiDsn ard Ohio.
@aEf-stea5y. B-rl'y Malt s at F1,6J q /
tlsbal.
water B~iias-Msrket hrm at $500 for Akron
and 0swego.
PIaster-POweII's land plaster 5000 . ton:
oRlcined 800 . bbI.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-27

fed that he is again to be our fellow citizen.
The public as well as our own people rejoice
that under his management the "Angier" is
to be opened again with such outfit and i'm
provements as will make il second to no
house in the Union.
Wishing you all a happy evening. and
your guest a long lifessof comfort and pros
perity, | subscribe myself
Yours in spilit,
GEO. b. sEvrER.
Toasts were drank, in turn, to the health
of Messrs. Mcmillan, Wheeler, Hurd, Reyes,
Nottingham and French, each of whom
made a brief and felicitous responses Mr..
VIM. Edwards proposed the toast "The
Union" which was effectively responded to
by Gen. Fitch and S. o. Griswold, Esq.
1t is proper, in concluding the tardy no.
tice of this pleasant re union, to say that
the work of reftting the Angler House is
being pushed rapidly to completion, and
will involve an expense of nearly 100000,
it is estimated. 1t must inevitably become
one of the best public houses in the country,
when it shall be thrown open about the first
of March, under the management Of Mr..
Taylor. The travelling public know this
gentleman, and he will make the Angler a
magnet of we know not how muck power.