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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-20
Major General N. p. Banks Nominated
for Congress-.

The nomination of Major General Banks
to represent the 9th District of Massachu-
sets in Congress, in place of Mr.. Gooch,
resigned, was made by District convention
at Reading, on Tuesday last. Three other
candidates had been before the people but
on the return of General Banks from the
war, the minds of men were very naturally
directed to one who had shown ability and
trust-worthiness in the highest degree in the
Legislature, and as Governor of the State.
IN Congress, and in the Military service of
his country.
At the Convention, on the first bal
lot, he had plurality of votes, on the
fourth a strong majority, and his nomlna
tion was made unanimous with great cnthu-
siasm. 1t is gratifying one to the Union
men of Massachusetts,, and of other States
also.
No doubt the sentiment of the people
In his district in his favor, was made more
intense by the lucid and most satisfactory
exposition which he made, when invited to
address them on his return, of his conduct
during the war, especially IN regard to the
bloody battle at Cedar Mountain, and the
Red River expedition, so-called.
General Banks principles on the great
questions of the time are fully understood
and appreciated by the patriotic voters of
the Sixth district, and bis election is beyond
doubt. lie will add great strength to the
cause of loyalty, liberty and justice, in Con-
gress. Men of his character are beyond
price in legislative assemblies, everywhere.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-20
IMPORTANT MILITARY ORpKR.-An orde,

IMPORTANT MILITARY ORDKR.-An order
has been issued by General Grant, assigning
several regiments of the regular army to
frontier duty, mastering out all the volunteer
cavalry east of the Mississippi, garrisoning
the sea-coast forts south Of Fortress Monroe
with colored troops. and ordering the speedy
muster out Of all other colored troops not 50
assigned. Two companies of the 4th United
States Infantry are assigned to garrison duty
at Fort Montgomery, Roure's Point
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-20
The General Episcopal c convention.

THE CHURCHNEN NOT THANKFUL The war Is
OyER AND SLAVERY DEAD.
There was long struggle IN the general
convention of high Episcopal bishops and
laymen at Philadelphia, on Saturday, over
the following resolution, submitted by Hor-
ace Binney of Philadelphia
Res0lred, That this house, IN most cordiAny
concurring, as 1t has done, in the resolution Of
the house OF bishops appointing day Of thanks
giving for the return Of peace to the country ana
unity 10 the church. most respectfully expresses
TO the house of bishops its most earnest desire
that in the religious services TO be appointed ioT
the day. especial thanks be offered to Almighty
God for the re-establishment Of the national au-
thority over our whole country. and for the r.
moval Of that great occasion Of national dissen-
sion and arrangement, to which our late troubles
were due.
And the conclusion finally reached was
refusal To adopt 1t and the carrying OF
motion to lay the whole subject on the table
Thanks for the abolition of slavery was too
strong meat for such stomachs.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-20

FENIAN CoNGREss.-An official circular has
been issued by the Fenian authorities calling
National Congress Of the fraternity to meet
at Fenian Hall, Philadelphia. on Monday
the, 10th October instant. ALI the States
and Territories, it is said, will be present.
Capt. John Lonergan is the delegate from
the "circle'i in this city.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-20

WISoosKI GRIsT MILL.-It will be seen
from their advertisement that Meesrs. Woods
& Go. of Winooski have their gristmill once
more running, having thoroughly repaired it
during the last month. and are again ready
to fill all orders
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-20

victory. The Senate stands 80 Unionists to
7 Democrats. In the House, the Union par
ty is sure of Is majority, and it may 80 two
or three higher. A Union U. S. Senator, to
succeed Mr.. McDougall, is thus insured.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-20

CEMETERY GRoUSD.-For several years, the
important subject of enlarging the cemetery
ground of Burlington has been pressed upon
the proper authorities of the place with grea,
urgency. Nothing efectual was done by the
Sclectmen Of Burlington, and SO far as we
can learn nothing effectLal has been done by
the City Council since the change of munich
pal organization. The Commissioners Of Ce-
metery grounds have pressed the subject for
successive years on the attention of the only
bodies having authority to act effectively,
and certainly the voice Of individuals con-
cerned in providing for interments has been
heard so often that 1t becomes painful. Yet,
delay continues, and for ought that appears,
the subject bids fair to be passed over to
another season. 1t will be yriero.s wrong
if 1t does. We can conceive of no justifca-
ton for this delay in matter of such press
ing Importance.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-20

CALIFORNIA LrcIsIA1uRx.-TheU Union men
in California, in the choice of members of
the new Legislature, have gained complete
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-20

Capt. Beckwith, a weli-known srm -,
Ger, has been convicted Of forging sVi' As
discharge papers, and sentenced 20 70 TWO
missed the service and be imprisoneu
wears in the Albany Penitentisry.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-20

ENGLISH CONFEDERATE BoNDHoLDERs.-
Quite stir is made in England by the pub
lished list of English notabilIties who were
put down as large holders of the rebel con-
federate bonds. Several deny the "soft i'm
parchment" but IN such terms as to make
one doubt whether their denial could stand
the fire Of cross examination. One says
be never advanced any money that way
another says, IL see my name in the list
Please take it out" II may be the published
list was a fictitious nne throughout-though
the phraseology of the denials leads us to
doubt it. They remind one of the chaps
reply, who, when laughed at because Of his
failure when he fired at what he supposed to
be Il deer, but which proved TO be a calf,
said he aimed 20 as to hit it if it was deer.
but to miss it if 1t was calf Most certain
ly the names reported as large bondholders
were those OF the very men whom we should
presume would have them, and to have &C
quire1 them cheaply too-the price being only
promise to work for the rebel cause.
Had the bonds proved valuable, we suspect
the answer would have been different.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-20

the Governor elect and inform him of his cleo
ti3n, Senator Reed and Messrs Rounds Of
Chester and Nicholson of Wallinford The com.
performed the duty assigned them. and reported
that the Governor desired them to inform the
joint assembly that he would take the oath Of
office in the Executive Chamber at two o'clock
this friday afternoon, and Immediately there
after would communicate to the Legislature a
written message.
The joint assembly was declared Dissolved
and the Senate withdrew
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Total vote,

Smiths majority over all, 1901
In 1865 the vote is for Dillingham;, 81 $50
" Davenport, 1857
Scattering, l3
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SATURDAY. Oct. Il.
HOUSE

Report-By Mr.. Colby Of Hartland, for
com on rules, the rules Of the last House
with amendment as follows change the
hour of meeting in the morning from nine
to ten O'Clock change the rule requiring
members 10 take and subscribe the oath 90
support the United States constitution. 30
that members of previous legislatures who
Lave subscribed the oath shall not be requir-
I'd to subscribe again change the time oil
choosing seats from the afternoon preceding
the upening Of the session to the morning Of
ouening the session between the hours OF
eight and nine O'Clock The rules with
above amendments were adopted as the rules
OF the House.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-20
Total vote.

Total vote, 36,456
Dillingham's majority over all, 1916
On which side the comparative loss or gain
lies can be easily determined
If on total vote of A 1903, Smith
had 32,O52
then at the same rate, on total
vote OF 36,456
Dillingham; would have had only 26.O43
But he did have 81 1856
gam OF 1,543
If on total vote of 44,sO3, Red
field had 1871
then at the same rate, on total vote
of 36,456
Davenport would have had lO,375
But he did have only 1857
loss of 1,5lS
In other words, the relative gain on the
Union ticket was five per cent, and the re-
lative loss on the Democratic ticket was fl
teen per cent.
The Argus and Patriot may get up crow
over that result if it can.
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.TuRDAY. Oct. Il.
SENATE.

Prayer by the Chaplain.
The journal of Yesterday was read and APP
proved.
The president administered to the Senate.
and the secretary administered to the presi-
dent, the oath Of allegiance to the United
States.
R,ils introduced and reterred-Bv Mr. Hyde
to Incorporate the CastletOn Hotel Co; to
gen. com.
By Mr. Taft, relating to offenses against
private property TO com. on printing.
(rhe bill provides that any one who by a
trespass with intent to steal, carries away
anything which is part OF the realty or an
nexed thereto, shall be deemed guilty Of lar
ceny.)
On motion of Mr. Dorr, the message of
Gov. Dillingham; was taken up, and Mar Dorr
offered a resolution referring it to the differ
ent committees; which was adopted.
The references arc as follows
So much as relates to finance. expenses of
deaf, dumb and blind, and the Gettysburg
soldiers national cemetery to the com. on
finance.
So much ss relates to salaries and fees Of
State attorneys; to the committee on ju-
dietary.
So much as relates to common schools to
com. on education.
So much as relates to the militia OF the
State to com. on military affairs.
So much as relates to juvenile offenders !;
TO a select com. of three.
The president appointed the following joint
standing committees On the part of the Sen
ate.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-20

Friday, Oct -.
SESATK-Afernoon sesSiOn.-The Prcsi-
dent pro TEN. in the chair
The Standing Committees of the Senate
were appointed by the Senate, as follows;
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AFTERNOON.
SENATE.

Bill introduced and referred-by Mr.. Taft,
to Incorporate the home for destitute chill
dren. at Burlington to the committee on
the Judiciary.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-20

On JOINT Rules.
Mr. Pennock Of Lamoille, } A.
Taft OF Chittenden, WV
On The Library.
Mr.. Barrett of Windham, (os.LS
Smith of Franklin, VI '"e 'e"A'e'
Under the Fourth JOINT Rule.
Mr.. Skinner of Orleans,
Cochrane of Bennington, of the Senate
Doton Of Windsor,
On Bills.
Mr.. Dorr Of Rutland, enS
Porter of Addison, u '"' 'e"A'e
Adjourned.
HOUSE.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Pcase of Nor
wich.
Journal read and approved.
Resofutions-By MIR Pesse, that so much
OF the annual executive message a. relates TO
a home OF house o: refuge tor juvenile often
ders, be referred to a select cum. of one from
each county, to be appointed by the chair !;
adopted.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-20
VERMONT LEGISLATURE
Iconden,sl from Eai,ons Journal

Thursday the first day of the session, was
occupied with the usual relIminary proceed
ings, adoption of temporary rules, providing
for joint assembly on Friday to hear report
of canvas-ing committee &c.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-20
HOUSE.

communication was received by the
Governor covering the report Of the Sergeant
alarms.
Bill intrcdzcef-By Mr.. Nicholson of Wal
lingford, an act modifying the act for organ
izing the Militia approved Nov. %, 1864 :;
referred to committee on military affairs.
This bill repeats that portion of the Militia
Law, which requires drill and parade of pri-
Yates and non-commissiOned officers, and pro-
vIdes for increase of pay of commissioned
officers and musiciansl
The Speaker announced the following
standing committees
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-20

We commend the following article to our
readers as especially worthy of perusal for
its Just and lucid statement of historical facts,
and of the relations subsisting between the
States and the National Government. We
find it the leading article in the n. Y. Herald
Of Monday but IN style and thought it is
quite unlike what comes from the editorial
staff of that paper:
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siszpp,yG INTaLLrCENCE.
PORT or NLw-YoRK......Arer.1 %



Steamship Annie, Clark. Charleston. T. Philips.
Ship Aoldsio9n tB,m Batter. q John v H., C. Lining
90.
smpF + sige. Crook Barcelona. Topper Beetle.
fax WilniFed, rAurey Richmond 10. fentersa'. Bros
60.
Bank Isabella CErl, Hareaelj Para and marse H. X.
Comm son o..
E.rk hian-tha Mathew. LONDON O,ldrhs Go
PARK Ilonas (LH Peterson, ,afarls spence. Montague
Go.
Bre ss-ai l. Kennedy, Hoa.i,, PHILADELPHIA, Me;e,.fk
Duncan.
Bns Adea M1a,lo Porto Csbe.'o. Boolsn. Caves Co.
Bins Qusnro. B1l,e. Cow Bay. {. y. swain.
Big Prospect hssef, 81 Andiews, y. IS. Brett, Son
Co.
BrigA'ouro, MuuMgnso. pic'ou, Brett, Son CO.
Bns Jcann'ue lDsn.l ilei'che, Femainbnco, Flrch
ilencse Ncndi.
sols. Angola (Brl Crane ST. John, ". D., D. H. Dewoi
CO.
scAr Pioneer tBrl Foster. ST. John, II. +, D. H Dewof
Co.
selr Coronea fBrl. Masters, st. John, ?. r. d. X. De
Noif L Go.
schr. k.te Carlton tBrl DoyereanI Canb.n. Ne. J. =.
Ward.
scLr. g ?. Warins. Smith Noble.
Srhr. Harriet BI,rsf.r llaw,., s. Mara \ \. Abbott
Schr. De-os, johnston, J. rbanon, 4. T. Abbott.
Sch4. M4iilpr, Lutcy. irnidad Cuba, Nuhfia 4 Co.
Scoop Pointer, Nichols, Providence. u. y SfrsnasH.
Sloop Harriet, Ccu.in. Ensto g. w sifansLAu.
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and OF the shooting OF Booth by Corbctt had lust
reached Bangkok and had produced marked impres-
The Bass season on tho Hudson.


SIR: The old fishermen hereabout are in the
dumps at the Of young disciple Of Isaac Wal
ton, who on Wednesday captured bass weighing ~
lbs, after hard fight. Mr. Coolroft while angling FOR
perch which not economical eating if time is an OBJ
jeet laid down his pole for moment but was soon re-
called by the noise of his reel which passing HIS
line seaward rs rapidly as Il attached TO toe recedlng
end Of the Atlantic Gable. lie put oHccA to Inc
huge BASIS treat which nfcr sharp tara up stream,
headed for Hearts Content VIZ sandy J. 'oS IN His
haste he pIobahy strUck cs fos Be suoa ir1el up
stream again and was drG gcei into sho water nom
whence lie was scro lbcd Ont N tie arms o. ms cApor
One tinv hook was found III eech ~. ia positions v men
caused lie bass to drown speedily So lIg fsh Is
rarely caught with scch slight tackle aud nothing 50
heavy was ever beard Of in the neigADo-hOod =.
CrO,oa Aug el Ie65
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Arrived.

Steamship Ahimtra. Benson, Chaciion G. hours md,e.
and pass. Leafy Bl,s.
steamship u. H. N,unt Bocku. Scwbcrn. " c. 30 hours
cotton naval stores and pl's. 10 {. Goodfpeed.
steamer Mary l. bpsTinnu JodIun New Orean' 10 dys
cotton 10 4. :. Qulr.-Tnias,eT
ten
T. $. transport Tr,do Wind Doane Now Orleans Aug 20
WITH 2lst y. l. Battery to q. :. QuaGteruas,cf.
sap Canvass Back tof LonGonl Ouudson, Shanghae April
H. tea 10 cary CO. Posed ADer juno !, crossed tho
.qll1cr NJ ~ lon % 70 ha been days Of Hatera.
board.
to master.
ship Prinz Albsrt lIsnl, Plump. Hamb ~ % days dse
Sha ~ pas, o. H. NJ slofnin fdgr.
pfs Aiano Steel Afccibo, H. II days with sugar Go..
81; f.aiaa CGll coye Bermuda day.. old junk, &C..
Brs AMANDA jean Brl Dalrympe. Cow Bay "a day, coal
Bh3 L9dy Washington DR., Ccrbel, Windsor N s. IS
Brig Mountain Eagle, Hughes, Baltimore days coal to
Brig Moses Rodgers Jones. Mobile IS DAYS, cotton and
rosin, vessel to itoJt &. Gwver
Sehr FRANKLIN Aleu- Coais, Ne, lumber 70 Bogrdnan 4
Gorham.
sehr Gyms FO''s Bennett, Cow Bay Is days, coal to
metcslf DnncaI. - ~
sehI. Eclipse sinny, wind.or "A day. plaster D. R. De.
WofS Co. " ~ -
schr Mary c. Town, Fo, Baltimore d.y. with eo,l. to
master.
schr. May Peterson Lnsan c. b. 10 dAy, ,oa 70 master.
spoken.
1.rH n.lt md A..
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INDIAN IINIUSITF.-A MN -IUI0N htFV'T UI
barren Island II the Gulf o. st. Lawrence thus De.
scr hes the emotions Of Indians seeing FOR tho
first time WHEELER & WILSON SEwiyG- MhcI'IyE in
operations Your Machine il tic tist ard Only orc In
this part Of the world aud don't tl!nk there another
between here and the North Pole. Last Winter
visited by party of Iadiin hunters: they had
never seen or heard Of sewing machine before and.
talking among themselves they called my description
OF il "piiie h.s" afterward showed il to them IN
operation. Not - be taken IN by any sight II hand
or vit,e trieks," one took lamp and watched under
the table while the Others kept watch above and they
after a careful and silent examination tley al threw
Themselves on the floor and rood and laughed ike
young children. with loud acclamations 81 Au9en1o-
MGaifou." Sewing Spirit / bad always read
and understood that the Indian expresses
prise. Perhaps this WIS the frst time II ever bTOke
out. No doubt they will spread the nir0clc from lodge
EsquimGux Int where the Machine wiz probably have
the wonderful capacity Of sowing nonnals together
Commercial Advertiser.
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Ferocious Feline Assnuis-A Policeman
Attacked by n Crf mud Neriou.Iy rzurt.

On Monday night, while Officer Shea Of the Fifth
Precinct was passing through Caroiine-s. he saw a
cat sitting On the walk, and almost Immediately tie
animal spraag at him and buried her frnss in his leg
above the knee at the same time nsin- her claws with
such eTcc. to laeeTnte tho flesh terribly. The niuT
aed beast wss finally killed BY him with his c'nh As
TIE wounds bed freely he reported 10 'be station
House and taken to the New York Hospital. il
believed that the cat mad and the usual course
OF treatment in the OF persons who have bean bitten
by rabid animals resored 10 by tie hospital sur
gCOns.
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COURT OF COMMOS PLEAs-CuAxDrRs-AuGr,r 20
Before Judge CARDOzo
pTCtcIOSS

Hayes act. Grifin-Kcfercnce ordered 70 select
receiver. Evans agt. BebeeRerrenee ordered repor,
facts Motion be brought referre's report tire.
days notice Ia John Chds,n4nPr.onef admitted to
bail in $500. without prejudice 20 further application
adayts reduce bail further tSee menu bl-kc Beers
Motion granted, with = 10 costs unless psin,l stipuie
Try next and pay 10 costs 10 each within three
days Department Inspection Of Buildings DuTyra-
Defendant may answer IN five days payment of rs fee Of
8 ~ aud go costs Of Iii. notion aud the disbuIement. in
bill Of costs in judgu aud stpulairs refer If plain
tf elect oiheTwis- motion denied with : 10 Plain
ta may discontinue without days after this order
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BORT War0fns' Notlte

STAFF OF NBv-YoRK
Pohr-WARDgss OPrIcs, No. lOi Walls,
NOTICE is hereby gwen, in accordance with
section of tie act passed April H. 1887 .nsI IAN
Act 10 Ieoganno tho Nardrus dice Of the Pon OF Nav
YORK;" to oil persons Interested In having charge Of N,
subject nstter OF such inquiry, examination survey tina.
TIE following vessels under animation by ho poft
Wtrdous aud that tho said Surveys examination. win DO
completed within ten nett lucccedin. thi, notice on
board said vessels:
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LAW INTFF.LJGENCE.
U. s. COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-Aug. 20 Before
CommasioneT Osborn.


~, n" United sta 70 ggt q w. Van Vor.t.
The defendants having paid the license fee and
received license 2, required Of io,,,,v,,., - -,
doars without however fling the bond requie by tie sc
TIE cen'e s' revoked and the defendant and brog,
before tho Nois rer The counsel tie r.or r1,ed
the point that tie statute only required .uc bond Of lottery
ticket dealers, md that the license having orc- tksn effect
could not be revoked TIE Corifisonrr o. ay deiiv..d
ora decision holding thst policy dealer. were iarled
IN the definition OF lottery ucke dealers. by act , and
that the iusTuctiOns Of tie Secretary tie Treasury e In
clrded them in the description Of the parties - ho mn, o
scrbed for lie bond IN wy teios him u t6i.
and hat the license beng unaccompsu-d by he bond r..
CURED was mol and VOID end ihe policy dealers, therefore
In violation Of the law and liable 10 il, pe1aes
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;JrlriiilG.
furniture.
nlisccllaneons.

AL SIZES NEW EASY WALKING
4 Cnf-TCIIFs-rARTNAS PATENT ELASTIC
III BbER CLUTCHES sfc pronounced * al gho haSs
iced tcn 20 b. tic frlefi Improvements ever uane so
and the lanr Physicians WHO have rrAned tnri
To- v that they o.ly Cr.ccs ever made o. hli
.rerhc principles, Any number Of e'iim'n's nom 'ho'
y, o nav. sri irrn 10 b. seen a, tie saesioom NO
Er.,ds.ay brtw, 81 Bfnoue rEd GIrnt sis, y Whole
..e ssd It.. Go " LOvEjOG, NJ d., sole PROPRIETOR
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IAdyenisexeut.l

JEALOUSY; Its causes ard cure. Signs of
wv aud how to rad them. GEy. GRANT Hoy.
, ~'' fo'irsi,s and Chassc,ors PHi1cHARp the
''''' Causes Of Crime CosxoeoxY Word Within
gateway In September No. PSYCHOLOGICAL
a. 0Dy 70 cts. or 81 year rSewsmen have it,
-" FOWLER ( WEILs. Eeyy.York
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TULLERs PATENT HEhD-COOLER is

ITUILERs PATENT HEkD-COOLER is
manufactured OF 20 feet Of the gum tubing coed in
fann suitable to be applied tho forehead warranted to
give perfect satisfaction IN all where cold Hpplcaon
TO ne body l. equrei In cases Of Headache Fever Burns
or In fact n oil case, where cold application TO the BODY Is
found ne. this Cooler the pupo'c Admiralty
r,ouns no special ~ hour. from the time set
I'm action Person. subject to Headache requiring cold a
pcion 10 the forehead and physicians In charge Of cases
lever requested 10 give this Cooler a thai
recommended 10y all who have used IT,
Good and reliable Agents wanted.
Coolers can bc had by f.tlrn fIpTess, 81 el'
An orders should b. sdircs.rd to . n
o. NJ. FULLER, Catasiuqua Leigh 'onn'y, Ia
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Ocean Steamers

OPPOSITION LINE to CALlfOhNlA;-
" On tho Oh OF every month a; reduced prices i0' sep
TENDER. rh,,, cl...
First Class, | Second Class, A"sa t.o
$3.50. sl49. -, FiVo. r..
The Central American Tranit Company WIZ dbsicn non
Pier TO. 90 North River tho good steamship
Csp, A. b. Lowber on WEDNESDAY, september ~ a.
noon. a the above o~ prlces.
kol passage apply to ., a, 49, u,..
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- uF,p-The supply Of Beef (o'c93
b'.- .seep and lambs. t2l.420 hos been large ana
sil 80 nat thc market holds out as it does
-, on beef being les than lc'' WINE sneep are
vsSf rho nS' st R9y St a@s1 qata
;si lo.h'T me fre weather lasOIs transactions IN
.'--l IN live slOck.