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4. uyy are superior .oall nihcr1now IN use
being . mpst powerful Tonic, by which the
animals blood nnl .yatcm nru ciearscd, aud
preventing an diseases incident 10 Horses,
Hogs aud cattle.
They are becoming tho most popular rem.
eds nov offered To- The public. No powders
ever sold have given such universal satisiac.
ton aud acquired 80 great celebrity in the
sane time. ASIAN evidence Of their supcri'
ority over all others, the proprietor war
rants them a. such, or the money refunded.
Only iry them aud be eouyincodofthcir great
qualities.
Price q cents u Package, or five packages
for one dollar
Sold by A. II. HrBEHand II, l.. SHHWER,
Druggists, and j. ingling, A. NJ. Warner,
Wcst.nustcr, aud country dealers generally.
frbi5-Gm
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MARRIED.

In Baltimore, on Wednesday, the 4th in
stsnt, at the Cathedral, by the Most Rev,
Archbishop NJ. J. Spalding, Samuel. @. BETrs
of Carroll county, 10 Miss EMMA f., daagh-
ter of Hon Madison Nelson, of Frederick.
On the 18th instant, by the Rev. VIM. +.
Speake, JosHUA Brooks, son of the. late
Henry Brooks, of Baltimore county, TO
LuMMIg YIScLIyG, Of Westminster district,
Carroll county.
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STRANGE, BUT TREE.

Every young lady and gentleman in the
United States can hear something very much
TO their advantage by return mail free OF
charge, by addressing the undersigned. =
Those having fears of being humbugged will
oblige by not noticing this card. All others
will please address their obedient servant,
THOS. +. CHAPMAN,
s8l Broadway, New York.
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License Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons
and Bodies Corporate or Polite, whom
t may concern, that they must obtain
LICEN Sc
ar renew the same, on or before the FIRST
DAY OF MAY, 1866, according to the
provisions of the Code of Public Laws of
the State of Maryland.
JACOB ID. HOPPE,
MARRIOTT Sheriff of Carroll county.
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ERRORS or YOUTH.

A Gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all
the effects ofyonthful indiscretion, will, for
the sake of suffering humanity, send free ia
all who need it, the recipe and directions for
making the simple remedy by which he was
cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the
advertiser experience, can do so by adj
dressing JOHN B. OGDEN,
No. 10 Chambers St., New York.
dec2S-lY
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s'Pnt Money In thy Purse -
ROAD To WEALTH

2 900 Active and reliable Agents,
.).UUU ale or Female, and Of all
ages, are wantedto canvass every city, town,
village, hamlet, workshop and factory
throughout the entire world, for the sale of
our Watches, Jewelry, Silyer-ware, Musical
Boxes, Albums and other articles. Ener.
getic persons of good habits and fair bust
ness tact, can clear over S25 per week int
country, and much larger amount in thickly
settled localities
No Capital Required!
Samples of our articles, 10 the amount OF
S3, will be sent by mail for inspection, and
If not perfectly satisfactory no CHARGE
Send your address, if you are of an indus
trious turn Of mind and in quest of immc-
diate wealth! Direct TO
PARKINSON & CO., Importers,
POS Broadway, New York.
febS.l3t
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M "A p Z s.
NIT r. 0 G ( MI E D
Super : Phosphate,
FOR & taa
Corn, wheat, Potatoes, etc.


Corn, wheat, Potatoes, etc.
Composed Of finely ground Carbonized BONES,
Containing over seventy per cent OF phosphate,
Of Ii,ne1 dissolved in Snlphuric Acid, mixed
with an equal weight of Dried Blood and other
heterogeneous animal matter, all reduced TO
i14 FINE 70 WIDER,
Forming q Highly Concentrated, Effective and
E Lasting Manure.
The great advantage Of this Super Phosphate
Of Lime over others consists IN the fact that ALL
or rr, being available inthe soil rs food for plants,
Il becomes entirely converted into crops, while
the Super Phosphate made from mineral phos,
phatic Guano and mineral phosphates, instead
of from bones, are available only 10 me eftsH'
that they have been rendered soluble ny ihe
acton OF the sulphuric acid, the remaining poF-
lions according 20 Prof vo9lcker and other
high authority, being IN too tnso'Hbte cohai'
ton To be Of any value 10 the crop.
This fertilizer has been successfully used
throughout the Southern and Northern states
during the past hfteon years.
New purchasers are referred TO our paiophie'h
containing testimonials from prominent Mary
land farmers who have used this Phosphate on
Corn, Potatoes, Wheat, ETC.
Mopes' mproyed SpPer-Pho7,hafc,
introduced 1919.
Ev,.ry barrel warranted 10 contain from Sic
be. h Tren,y-t,so per cent Of .SoiHc's b''iAo'-
mi. branG difsrs from the NitrogcniEed, dos, ,
eribed above, rhicn, in the Absence Of prlsa
blood and other animal matte. ana = more "a
pecially adapted for wheat ON land roqnns"s
onIy the addition of soluble phosphatea.
Having taken the General Agency 81 Baiu-
more far the sale of these celebrated Fertilizers,
beg 10 call the attention Of MY friends ana
customers % the above advertisement.
Being fully satisfied that the composition o.
thg.r fertili1ers il strictly 10 accordanee WIN
the formulas publisbcd in The pamphlets and
are entirely free from any authorization. take
pleasure Ia rccognnendiRg thea 70 all Mar,
land FARMERS who want reliable and permanent
mRBgres.
Price. SEQ per ton--packrd 10 barrcls abooi
400 lbs. each. or new bags leo ibs each.
Liberal discounts allowed h. dealers, #nd
pamphlets furnished ~ any qnats'i'yt nee OF
expense. Orders promptly Oiled by
II. VI. MAGDON
General AgrHt for
MAPEs' srPER-fHosPlfATB or LINE co.
Cor. Hcgiaerry's Wharf and Pratt ST.
HALTINORE.
Dealer IN Fcriuizers, floar, Gratis, Seeds, etc.
apig.3n. a
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The Styaits of Mackinaw and great
part ofLake Huron are still covered
with ice.
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A PAIR OF GOLD SPECTACLES,
IN marked "Mary Green" with blue
glasses, on Wednesday last. on the road be.
tween Westminster and William Struth' s.
A liberal reward will be given on returning
them TO the Subscriber, at Gorsnch Station,
Western Md. Railroad; or leaving them in
Westminster where he can get them.
JOHN II. SWARTZBAUGH.
ap76.3t*
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Nineteen deaths have resulted from
the explosion Of nitro glyccrinc in San
Francisco. \,
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a n -, - d, !.
On Tuesday the new Court Of APP
peals of Virginia met at Richmond and
organized. W ~
The radicals ran a negro for Mayor
in Madison, Wisconsin. He received
306 votes. aaagt
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No. 1868 Equity.

III tie Circuit Court far CuroR County.
Levi Bcccher, aud WONDERED th',
Elias Bcechor, " lwh day OF
rs. April, 1896, that
Noah Bcecher, the sale made ana
and others. reported ~ The n
boye cause 10y Levi Bcechcr, Trustee for uhc
sale of the Real aud I.easnhold Estate IN
snid cause described. aud dccrccd 10 bcsod,
be finally ratified aud confirmed, unless cause
10 the contrary be shown, on or before the
iIth day OF NAV, 1866. iiorifed a copy %
this order be inserted IN some newspaper
printed in Carroll county, for three success.
ssiye weeks previous to tbe 7th day Of May
next The report states the amount Of sale
to be fourtccn,hundred dollars, q 3 lIw 90. }
wM. A. McKELLIP, Clk.
True copy,--lcst:
npl2.3t WV. 4. MrkIJIr, OK.
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Notlcc or E.crsomaI Dlscharge.

IN application by petition in writing OF
~ WILLIAM CorESnAeER, of Carroll com
~. 10 the circuit court for Carroll county.
for tlt hcneft Of the Isth Article Of the
code OK Public General Laws of the State
OF Maryland, entitled iusnlyeuts, schedule
of his property and lit Of the debts due
him, with the names Of Bis debtors and also
list ofthe debts due from him. with the
namcs orofiig creditors, verified by a'hda
VT. being annexed 10 his said petition, aud
bcingsati fed that the said William Copon
havsf. l,ns at no time within two years pre-.
yious 10 said application been discharged
under any Iusolycui Law Of this State and
the said petitioner having taken the oath
prescribed by law. and having also executed
10 a Trustee by said Court appointed good
aud sufficient Deed for has property and es'
tate Of every description lthe necessary
wearing apparel aud bedding Of himself and
family excepted aud delivered the same TO
said lrtiNcc -and the said Trustee having
also executed bond % tho State ol Mary
land Nv said court approved, for the falth
!nl iiscliarge Of his trust. lit " therefore
ordcr,.d aud directed fliht The SeroHd Non
Ian of Ms. 1865, he fixed ns the day for
the appearance Of aid William Copeuhgycr,
m the circuil court fJF carroll county, 10 an
lsNet such iuteFTaaalar,es o. allegnt,ous ~
lila creditors, endoraers or surctirs may pro.
poso or alcee against him. and that the said
petitioner cause notice oi s4id day tobe given
io hia crclit1r4 hy Publication in some ncws-
paper printed in carroll eouaiy for three sue.
cossiye months prior 10 the said Second
Monday Of May, 1860.
Given under my hand this 10TH day Of
January. 1856
WN. A. MckELllP, clerk.
True copy, Tests
mnts8ia Wv. A. NrkmLfc, elk.
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wv HERE he may be found at all times
w when not professionally engaged at
the following points; Hf.
Union Byidge.-lst Wednesday OF every
month, -remaining until Saturday.
Ner IYinds0r. End Wednesday OF every
month, remaining until Saturday.
Uniontotcn. .--3rd Wednesday every month,
remaining until Friday evening.
TdneytoWI--5d Friday every mouth
naming until the Wednesday following
The full trial Of the above process at my
Office during last week, have the pleasure
aof announcing, was perfectly successful as
can be nttostcd by number Of certificates
left in my hauds--and have therefore We
solved 70 continue the use ofI, IN my prneticc'
CHAS BlLLINGSLEA.
decT ~ aplg
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Garden Seeds.

CtHAKERS Fresh Garden Seeds Just re-
- ceived. For sale in paper or package by
feb22 4, T. Gernand. {,
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Ladies' Fancy Goods,
AT MRS. SHRINERS
Bonnet and Fancy Store.

GLOVES, all kinds, Wells, of every descrip-
ton, Collars and Cuffs, latest styles, lIandker-
chiefs, all kinds, Hosiery, all kinds, Parasnls
and Sun Shades, Corsets and Hoop skirts, La
dies Satchels and Travelling Bags, Sewing and
Fancy Baskets Portmonie's and Pocket Books,
Hair and Tooth Brushes, Combs, all kinds,
Dolls and DOH Heads, Gum Diapers Fancy
Soaps and Perfumery, Albums, Childrcns Car
rages and an endless variety of goods for La
dos and Children at the .
spl6 LADIES' STORE
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DRY GOODS +,
DRY GOODS :!
I.I EooPER YEAR, We want

GI S00 PER YEAR, We want
I'D .,DOO agents everywhere to sell
our IMPROVED $50 Sewing Machines. Three
new kinds. Under and upper feed. War.
ranted FIVE years. Above salary or large
commissions paid. The ONLY machines sold
IN United States for less than $40, which ARE
ruin licensed by Ho,ce, Vhccicr T. Wilson,
Grorer 4, Baker, Singer & Co., and Bdch.
elder. 1H other cheap machines are IN
fringeB,ens and the seller or user are Habi,
10 arrest, fine, and Imprisonment. Circulars
free. Address, or call upon
SHAW & CLARK,
ianII.1y Biddlcford, Maine.
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AZ Acres of Land,

more or less. The improvements conFSs
of a large nov and commo' A ,.~ss~-<,
dions log Dyveilings 49,
two stories, with double por' & ~ ssItM, Z,
ches, and an excellent Cellar ~ II.
under the whole house. Inc in'eiiot y wv
house is we'll finished, being ali cc,icn, any
nIosietcd. n well Of water near the door, ana
piTi,,od airing near the house, good
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No. 800 Equity.

In hc Circuit conci IA, CasroH co"niy
Frederick Tnpey aud others, nnEntn
rs bihN l''N
Charles c. fancy and others. J day Of April,
1865, that the Audit fitted IN the above cause
be finally ratified aud confirmed, uulcsA
cause to the contrary be shown on or before
the 9TH day Of May noxt: Ifortcf copy
Of this order be- inserted in some ncwspnpcr
printed IN Carroll county, for two tccccsH'e
weeks previous 10 the last named day
VIZ. 4. MoKELLlP, Cik
True co1y,-icst:
spl9.2t NN. \. MthEiiir OK
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4 NAlD. suse and lg.e'y cure ior Cp"Ens,'
\ calis, U,snmper, iiea!es, liidgbound,
ra'ii,rars.. Worma. Sc ia Horses, Loss o.
cul aud Black Tongue, Sc. 30 cattle and also
q safr preventative IT Hog ebJlcfn.
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TRUSTEES SALE
or VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.

NY virtue Off decree Of the Circuit Court
for Carroll County, sitting. as q CouI,
~ Family, the Subscriber, as Trustee, VIII
sell al Public Sale, on the premises, on
Thursday, tie 26th day IF dprn looo,
a. / q clock, r. NJ, the following described
Peal Estate TO wit
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PEACH BLOW POTATOES.

1nn BUSHELS OF PEACH BLOW
IL" POTATOES for sale, suitable for
Cooking or Planting.
apl9-2t Il. f. REESE.
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: n 'Ir'', n Z. f a. R M

- ,vb;oh Robecca Smith, died seized, sitna,
,ed on The plank Road, 2 miles West Of
T G adjoining lands Of Jacob Gum
hrnn. TLomas Jones, and others, and con
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county Commissioners Notice.

TENHE County Commissioners for Carroll
County will meet ut their Office, in
Westminster, on the FIRsT MONDAY or
MAY, 1865, for the transaction Of
business.
by order,
LEVI VALENTINE,
ap6.4t CLERK.
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ARgANDALEk co, Manufactures Agent,
Ne. iGi Hrpadfsy. NsH lsfk
Anuonnrs that all ~ the above lisi u gugts
" 40 b. sold for O1E notttH RAGS.
10 Consequence ~ he great stagusti"n ~
trade IN the manufacturing fu,ricts Of England
Ihroagh fhs var having cot nH ths supply ~
cotton. large guantity II Valuable lowelry
originally intrnAad fof Abe English market, has
ise.-ti srut ~ FOR tslr In this country. sHd asss
b. s.ad % sas sasrt 6se Gadrr these rircpm.
stances. AHANpALE 4 co. acting a. agrais
~ be prtaeipai Eurppcsn manufacturer have
resolved nPpu
Great Gin Apportionment,
70 Sc divided according o. tie followihg fcgu-
l4fiIpt-
Certificates n ths varioas sfiiri-s arc pot 10.
g. envelopes indtsrrimiusirly, lrslrd up. and
= ben ordered. are lskea aat without regard e.
ehoiag, aai rot ty isAil. ihas, shbslng "a IA
tariusm. Oa receipt y DE ce6tiheair. y"u
81 10 are hat yS,a ar 60 have, And th~n IL u 81
yaar attiaa o. sruA the 5UilaF and iskr The ar.
titfc " not rufrhasers may ihna pbia,n .
Cold watch p,amnnd Ring. ~ any art II jew
rlfq ga our let ioT upe Dollar.
scnd 9t cents for CfFfturtEF.
In al ,fahsariiuu1 sly mail. We shall charge
for roafaing tho erriiHratHs. ratiHg puFias r
aa8 d-iHF tAr husiurrs. ~ r'nis zach ~hi, b
uiasi b. Fbrlus-d vhrH hr Crrtiara-r Is sent
fsr. Fvs certificate slit auni 81 81 sievrp
Tor 81 ihiftr M -. sisly Use iat SO. opr
b8Bs+sd fJr SIS
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p,srursy rnrrsror
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Tho Michigan Central Road earned the third week in

Tho Michigan Central Road earned the third week in
May:
ls65. tlc2ol7 1866 s73 65e Dee 9el
The Rock Island Road earned the third week in May.
1865 $50 1913 Iss6..... sos l9l Increase. SLICES
The following is the annual report Of the Boston Water
Power Company:
Owing continued high prices o. building naeras
and labor the Directors have not deemed advhHoe 10 VII
lands for sale during the past year except IN very 20
quantities and in localities which Won tend 10 ehuh 30
Guild on land purchased OF the Company in former years
effect OF this has been advance the price - 20 ~ le
the prices heretofore realized we ha'e % W. bave
pas month about 81 900 feet Of land nj - per foot aa
DIV ready for market. exclusive OF tueel u,'
r The "a o Got Nv due as cash. will make the cash nhts
the Company sl2i26s 20. We have Ieueo - pv nd
large quahy Of the above amount read! Tor marAr' anu
peeled there can be no doubt Of ability 10 resume He
regular payment of dividends dul9e tns % he fac that
occupy stronger position now tnah osioi lo & Zoe een
large portion OF he land belonging 10 me Slne Jas IN
sold ard that the portion yer g"nea Dy e With tbe Fact that
the quantity Of land formerly owned ty the cry %
all sold, leaves his company without I pE on
lands lay between Berkleyst ana oheser n
Doth sides Of C0u husaye, the most inviting loNvs oI
bglders and capitalists. Land that We 10 se
year at 20 or 20 cents per foot We are no" nouns ~ j
81 TO per foot. The undersigned also report loI no III
formation of the Stockholders that this company ~a ohe
parties have obtained charter to incorporate te o% @
AL the land flats wet OF the cross dam (emhracns some
acre) with capital Of g Jo0o under the hahe
OF the West End Land ard improvement Company. Inc
property Company which is TO form Part OF the pro-
perry If said Land and improvement Company consists en-
tire Of untitled lands large portion OF the enpal siocH
of this new company will belong 10 our Company ana can pe
held BY the Company as part OF ITS corporate ID
divided out in the form Of stock DIVIDEND a. may NC u
desirable =, IL.
773gsi feet exclusive Of streets, az 81 slN5soli WI
filed flats 10 ga 425 feet at 80 cents t3422l2 @ boston
Iron Company-estmatel value OF buildings $500 IIs
ton:Hemp Company and ain Dam saGe
OF Buildings g. OO0 Notes receivable aud cash on haIl IN
Guiding lana sold aud DOT yet settled Tor s!Ilss ~
s73sQi65 80. Labnitics-unpaid balances 500 A0'N -
j79, lOJ 49,
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yI,HE NEW GAS from CRUDE PETROLEUM.
1 The Book, for subscription TO the
Capital Stock
Nrwynnx prrnol.ifirt M CAS- AND HEATING

NETWORK PETROLEUM GAS AND HEATING
COMPANY ion Mutual piaul
will be open-d THURSDAY the " day Of May az the Banking
Of Nelson No 24 Broadway and viii remain open
until a 10 stock is taken
IN. capital Of Company fixed $4,000 oo with power to
amount sufficient Tor the erection OF 'uae gao
vol, and Law service pipes 20 LIAR compe-
lion with other companies 4 the city Of Newly ork
b Coupany purcaed all ae patented for the
ur- h1ed permanent gas from crude p-o cum and now
or 10 the CITIZENS Nswiofk opportunity 20 subcnhe TO
M, ok Of the Company which has been organized for the pur
n~.e te Inhabitants OF Manhattan Island with cheap
"a hlnt "a, hich can be used for illumination
fuel ana TO sh the public lamps In that the city viii be- at
Tie nta plan Of furnishing the to the stokhoder, at cost
Of 10 cent having been resolved upon, Is
subscribers capital
k Of Company Only receiving the beneht Of chesp
AID beautiful but participating the business Of sAmaking and
having common interest the welfare Of the Company
nd pendent Of the superior bncy ofhe light compared with
~ coal aud its exemption from offensive ordo the
great economy Of the petroleum being ess than one bali the
cost than the will commend ss 10
aud supply convenient and economical inei Tor
culinary and landry Gas consumers aud me pubic gen
-y invd Office Company sud witness the
in practical operation, WHERE fn particulars VII be given
A. b. VAN buren,, President
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.oud ask equitable division OF lands and funds and TO be
placed beyond the Jurisdiction and control OF the lifelong
oppressors and the muieres Of their kindred II the only
method by which 70 secure peace and harmony in the Cherokee
Territory.
As for myself although commissioned delegate from the
Cherokee Country resided in the State OF California FOR
sixteen years past and have aided or sanctioned the
Rebelonin any form manner. was Douglas Democrat
and loyal neither ashamed Of my record nor
afraid attach my sgnmonua TO what write
Vashia9ton, D. G. May q. ls66. JOIN r. KiDon
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financial.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. WAsBSGroy, ID. G., May ~ 1856
NOTICE is hereby given 10 tho holders OF GER
~ TIFCATFs Of INDEBTEDNESS i..sed under acts Of Con
and H. 1902 that the SECRETARY OF tue Treas
with said acts and te tenor of sad esrhc IS
OF Indebtedness
Killing July August 1866 with sccrued interest
redemption before Msy 81 and t
will bear interest aud VIII b. paid
Etar.n with interest ouy the said Jl
inst q
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VEGETABLES.

Potatoes bought up few weeks ago when
prices began advance and they are now coming Onward
OF he from long distances Prices are oWt Dut
large decline yet looked Tor Asparagus aad fhuuaFD
keep un brt will decline with ,he present warm weather
New pot toes are arriving IN small quantities. om oayannfh
and Charleston. BermLdas have advanced from ~ last
Thursday 20 40 day Norfolk peas are very scarce To-
day ana have sold b. SIS bb but tins IS Only TEN
porafy they t. 30 mad few stn1g beans IN
bed order cueunbers and quashes have been re-
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Receipts Of Prsduce.

MAY 2s-IIil4 bbls. Flour $40 bb- whisky 40 bbs
Corn Meal 0chkc 7757 bush Corn o. l2 bush
oats ~ pigs Ashes bb Pork 6s5 pkgs Cut Meats, o.
pkgs. Lard. kegs Lard 2 "a bills Petroleum.
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A. Y. Wholesale Price. Of Country Produce.
Foe TINE WrHK ENDING MAY 70 1866.


GFrnre,sy for TnK ". y. TRIBUNE by own Reporter
The following the current rates OF articles IN good cond
ton a. sold by commission houses at wholesale. Shippers
receive 10 10 cent less deducted for commissions beside
freight and other charges Parties receiving produce 10 SELL
often with the request immediate returns be made
always obtain The prices transient buyers pay
Our figures are intended for the farmer than the
chant and prefer dsappoint BY giving the outside
prices Of very choice articles.
BEANS AND PEAS.
There Is te improvement in Beans and parties are hold
ing above quotations. They appear to DO scarce
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MISSISSIPPI and MISSOURI RAILROAD COM

MISSISSIPPI and MISSOURI RAILROAD COM
WI PANY-LAST NOTICE to the HOLDERS Of BONDS and
STOCK Of THIS nIdersned IN pursuance the
trust upon obtained decree OF foreclosure and
sale by the PROPERTY and FRAN
CiSE Company will be SOLD at Public Auction the 9Th
day OF July
All Bond, and Stock Of the Company who wish to
protect their interest at such Sale deposit their Bonds and Stock
with the Union Trust Company OF before the 25th
day Of June neIt-New.Yorh. May ~ 1860
- " q. W. STANTON,
JOHN ELLIOTT, Committee.
BLAKELY WILSON>
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lYE MILLION EIGHTY.sIX THOUSAND AN

-. n M f,ps RffVg TFV TUOI-l.,
TIGIIT M NDRED and sixty THREE SiiAEtS oa ~
CApfTAL~TO OF THE BANK " THE STATE pF ~
SoT fOR sALF-The undersigned having been arn1'ed Ut
b.sf o me stare Missouri IN the e n the S'' " U
Of Nilsson d, vi recc W s,'
sails for tie purchase Of said stock part th'ffo
NDNDAY 1866 ci 90 PEP - iif .f
1s.eb ftt staf. ~ Missouri entitled "in a 90 .lfr'r
esrk osfhe o.. Missouri rs1talzr sl y Ot no. DO
se Tor the OF the stock by t.. slate So said ons f
snd Common St OBJ Frad, ard pf0vt "a
snfe Investment Approved March 5th 1876
number of shares propocd 20 o.
tho medun lf g. "to o.. f %
bonds oftiis state signed by ar bidder.
All ids should BE- addressed through she f,.tu-r 70 r'
,ignes 4. :, Ioais Mo JOSIAH FOOC,
X Forfs surffy