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LADIES, ATTENTION..
DR.. }: Y:lIcJJps~
lMPLIllgAqEUA l20E7EAU,

For enlarging, beautifyiug and developing
the breast. 'pAb
This preparation was originally p:euared
by Dr. DE Vericour, Of Paris, ana has been
used during the past five wears by thou
sands OF the fashionable of Paris and Lon
don, with the most gratifying results.
1t is now presented i'm this country. ,
IL Will in all c tses remove and defect in
form or condition of the Female breast. as
It's application changes and periects it to its
pristine beauty.
Ladies who from any cause have not been
fully developed, will find it inavaluable for
producing "A fullness ofform, rendering the
breasts large and firm, relnoveing tender
ness and pain, and giving live and action to
the mainary secretions.
Elderly lad es by its use can renew their
bosoms to the conditions Of their youth.
whilehIi young ladies whose developement
mas not Deen thorough, can improve their
iofnnS, by producing fulness and firm
roliluheSS, so typical of natural BEAUTY.
lts olllent quality has am exquisite soft
nes 10 the skin; while it vitalizes and
stimulates the whole muscular action in
creasing the development, and beautifyinp
the form. 1t gives to the breasts that ner
feet dev1lopement which excites the udmira-
tion o: he most indifferent, and which is
the pride of every laGv of refinement and
educated taste, and should be placed among
the treasures of perfect toilet. No incon.
yenience in its application. Price 81 per
case, with full directions for USE sent closely
sealed, and post paid by mail or express. or
receipt of an order, by BERGER. SHUIunS
d CO., Chemists, i85 River St., Troy. N. v
a. s.--An Ancorreepondonoe sacredly conf.
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CEHASEEELAR,S
WHITE LIQUID ENAMEL

FOR improving ana l!e@Hliiying lie COM
plexion. Yf4
The most valuable and reifact prepara-
ton in use, for giving the skin q beautiful
pearl-like tint, that Is only found III youth,
II quickly removes Tan, Freckles, Pimpes,
Blotches, Moth Patches, Shallowness, Erup
tions, and all impurities of the skin, kindly
healing the same, leaving the skin white
and clear as alabnster. Its use cannot be
detected by the closest scrutiny, and being
a vegetable prebaration is perfectly harm
less. 1t is the only article of the kind used
by the French, and is considered by tho
Parisian as indispensable to perfect toilet.
Upwards of 10000 bottles were sold during
the past year, a sufficient guarantee Of its
efficacy. Price only rs cents. Sent by
mail, postpaid, on receipt of an order by
BERGER, SiIUTTS& Il CO., Chemists,
2S5 River ST., Troy, n. y.
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FREE TO EVERYBODY!
THE GUIDE To HEALTH AND BEAUTY.
JUST PUBLISHED.

ut teaches how to remove Tan, Freckles,
Pimples, Moth Patches, Sallowness,
Eruptinns and all impurities of the skin;
how to enamel the skin, leaving it white
and clear as alabaster; how to produce the
fullest development Of the female form Gas
practccd by the FRENCH causing the bust
to grow round and full, and if the form has
been lost by padding, lacing, or maternity,
restoring it to more than its original full
ness, firmness, and beauty. 1t teaches how
to reduce in size the hands and feet; produce
corpuency or the the reverse; remove SUI
perfluous hair; cure corns, Bunions Warts,
and Moles; renew your age; cure Drunk
enness, Catarrh, Dyspepsia Nervous Debil-
tY, &C.. how to fascinale and gain the love
and atlectionof any person you may choose
together with other useful and valuable in
formation. No oyoung Lady or Gentleman
should fail to send their address to the un-
dersigned and receive by return mail Il
copy of this valuable work in sealed en-
velope ee of charge. Address,
BERGER, SHUTS. IL CO., Chemists.
Es t DS5 River ST Troy. N "
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TREASURER's NOTICE.
L A X ES OF 1866.

OF
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IMPORTANT I'D SUFFERERS
III Hu-n

ks&. 8'. i HIS NEGEs.
Practical Physician Jor az u,s,.... Diseases
Of the Geaito U,,beaay Orgtns
OFFICE, THIRD ST.. CENTRE WHEE rNo
w EST VIRGINIA.
For a Number of years DR.. Kisner has
made aspeciality in the treatment Of all
Chronic Affections of the Genito Urinary
Organs, in which he has been emnently
successful. Tho following are few among
the many affections Of these organs, to the
treatment Of which the DR.. gives his entire
attention, viz: Chronic Catarrh of the Blad-
der and Urcthra, Irritable Bladder and
DribiTihg Of Urine, Gravel, DIobets and
Difficult Urinating. Syphlitc Diseases in
all their varied 'ormS. Ghpnorrhea, Gleet
Structure, in all their Complications, Sper
matOrrh0a Impotence and all Deseases of
tle SeXuai ~ stem arising from Sexual A.
bnsos. and Iouthidl lndiscrelions. All op-
eraLinns neatly and quickly performed. =
Persons afflicted particularly with old and
troubleSomeeasess should lose no time to call
on or address DIR. KisNER communications
containing stamps or Zee promptly noticed.
Office hours 8 a. III. TO u in. ] to u. m
References Prof. Il. f. Payne Steuben-
viEe Ohio, DR.. G. w. Arnold Cambridge
Ohio, Reed IL kroIt, Druggists Wheeling
w. Va.
June 27, 1861 yr.
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Opposite the Public Buildings, Cadiz, c
M AXE and keep ON hand the finest quail
and Shoes, sewed or pegged, equal i'm stylc
to the best city make. We tit up and keep the
lasts for each regular customer, always iu-
suring perfect fit.
May 1, 1865.
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EXCELSIOR! EXCELSIOR.
CHASTELLEk'S
HAIR EXTERMINAT0R,

To the ladies especially, this invaluable
depilatory recommends itself as being an
almost indispensable article TO female beau
ty, is easily applied, and does not burn or
niure the skin, but acts directly on tho
roots. 1t is warranted to remove supertu-
Gus hair from low foraheads, or from any
part OF the body, completely, totally and
radically eNtirpaling the same, leaving tho
sklnsott, smoothe and natural. This is tho
only article used by the French, and is the
only real eifectual depilatory in existence.
Price Sl,00 per package. seut post paid 10
any address, on receipt of an order, by BEI,-
GER, SHUTS IL Co., Chemists, 2S5 River
Street. Troy New York,
May %, l-yr.
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rj6tet unb entiesli6 yer tbr 4anO. Sein8lid
bridte eine unbepeelideG tren9e aus u. r1tbte
;entnerl9wer auf N9ou. sic lag 1T oemiel=
ben. DAP eS fur le feine 8armber3iefstt 9ebe,
baB le ibu unwieoerrufiA Derloren babe unb
bet btelen @eOanfen fiirsten ibr bic Efraten
aus ben Nugea.
yOu mubt mutl t%peiuen, 2l9ba, aus S1am
%bariber, pab Du sic. 70 ernteorist bait, baB
ben Nunn bstrusen, perDir iein warme8
uao treieS 6sr3 tin9e8eben. Grinnerf Du
Sid, N9pa, tpas th einit faete:
rNiG9sit Du ntemal8 erfnbren, trsfeu iA
fd1ig bin, fauS iA 10 trflt@ betrpgen
i + ;
(6Ortiesurs fDtst.)
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Tettioe S!cioer
5crreafleiaer a2aOem,

Scrressfieiaera0aDem,
@ef. pra!t Str. go. $50 NIB 1881.
Hteinsn -gseertSn G~rennben unb beg, %ubtifnns made
Id 5:errlit Bic @rseise, BAG liz baS idsn felt 9e6ren a il
bieieA, YIase eGaDlirts @eisSft ii6ernontmeu babe nnb bes
Ranb;s Elm rsi&saItiseS Eager bon iSSnen, islib searsei.
teteu Setrertletberu n~eleffer Gaeon SO ben ~biutsfen Srsis
fen 5~prrdtBis baiten nn5 anG irl4e onf BeHsInng ailfers
tigea rosrbe. -s5tpFe fir OaSde unb Spienseuse in alien
Gotten rnS Sd alien &reiien. q .H
Uernsr cine GusipnbI Saeseni9Isue, gtSGe &C., iStpie
ale In biees SAD eiai4InsenbeI artsseI.
sB GUe GeFeGunaen Derben prompt, BiGis nEb in
fHrseser grtft auSefertist.
81. g. Esaifes.
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sso. II. Ssreinister 9eTGluS gum Wiberrufe bes
6. atiGnitteS beS s. artiteIS Der 8erfaiIuua.
8ei8Icien .bur6 bic @etebqebrue
Don MarpIan b r.. +. Inter 3ufiuranns Dcu brei
6ttnfteln Der ~errS9lten 0titsIieber Beiber SanTer), taB
bic Serfafiuus biermit bur3 @usfreiGen bes 6teu ab-
&nitts beS ndten Grtitels onlenbirt toerbe.
5 NJ SENATE aI ID. 08dr; 1865.
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9taat W1arvtamo,
Bureau beg Gtaatss Setretdrs.
U nuanoIis, SEN 80. qua. 1856.

HHuFU WV UEH oV' UuY' Io0O'
Ra&ri&t wir6 Biermit egeben II, baG,
ba bic GefetSeGunS in ibrer Sa~uuars9ituns 1865 naas
.fte6enten Sei&lus NIT BENT gspri&taSe zines ameubes
n1entS CUR 8erfcIInnS nAiereS GtaateS ansenor1meu BAT,
belaetsa ENHANCEMENT Bel Der Wabf BON @eiebsebnnass
ASsecrbneter, tpelGe an 6. NooetI6er nG6R1in eeeaIten
werben pirb, ben ftinamtere&tisteu WGblern bes @taates
GUT annabue cber &erperfuus untsrbreitet trerben ion.
S, Suffrage hes GonberneurS
Spbn 0f. Gnrter, Gtaatsigfr.
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&SsII@sx aNs sSeAeaSIisssR
Baltimore WeRer.
5esaasssstssa ira
GSDm0mNer S SE0pp.
Gebimsumaen

GeSimGumGen.
Scr 4Eossass esscfcE ssPet III Der Stoof S7sS snts
uS@entli9, sagIeas on bic Wages, Ueasss osI"' "sEaHH
lrrrtIi& fnb.
TurG BE Bot o~e&Ianbt: $3.50 fas . sscudte cesr
sS iStrlib in 9orausBnbInnGs
Das sSpd,e.bla4t sri@eint ieOea 6sSttaS anO t"t
So iSRcitW I'm @oraus sa9Ebac.
ma1 Dsuli@lanb ~ssrfanct: So iSSsiiS (sintSiissfi9
bss Gor$g).
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PORT OF EANTEA0EsE.
MONDAY. May Z, lat6.

MONDAY. May :. 1875
Arrived.
,, Steamship. Adele. Hall. from New York-to D F
hheeling-is intended 10 run between Baltimore and
Charleston.
schr Flying scnd McNamar. from Charleston 6
days-lumber to D Keeling
Arrived Sunday.
- Steamer Adelaide Cannon. from Norfolk-to NJ
Steamer George Leary, Brakeman. from Norfolk
to Birckhead. Jr.
Steamer ,Juniata. Phillips, from Havre de Grace
Steamer Richard Willing. Cundif from Philadel-
phia-mdse to A Shriver.
steamer State tate Of Maryland, Travers. from Rich
Steamer Thomas / cahiT. Norris, from Ale1an-
dria-to Worhngton.
Steamer Express. Ryther from Alexandria--to A
Needham & Sons
Steamer Adelaide. Cannon. Norfolk-M n Falls.
Steamer George Leary, Brakeman, No-folk-J.
Birckhead. Jr-
Steamer Josephine Thompson. Moore. New York
Steamer Richard Willing, CundiF Philadelphia
] A Shriyer.
.. Steamer Juniata, Phillips. Havre de Grace-J
Taylor.
:, steamer B Minder. New Haven. Ct-sticIsney Il
, sehr American Eagle, McCloskey, Derby, Con-Jas
Sullivan.
BarSe Blue Mountain, New Haven. Ct-Stckney
& Co.
Barge Day Light. Newark, N J-sticbncy & Co.
Barge Jas Q'Brien, New Iork-Stickney Co.
Barge Stephen CLARK s, Esg York-stickney & Co.
Brig Chas Wesley, Savannah
sailed for Baltimore.
Steamship Worcester. Balm, sailed from Liverpool
18th ult for Baltimore.
The William" May, sailed from Liverpool 23d
ut fur Baltimore.
Memoranda.
Steamer Emma. Durfey. hence, for North Carolina
at Norfolk. 18th.
Steamship Liberty sailed from New Orleans, 5th
inst, NJ. with 40 passengers, for Havana
steamship Cuba, to sail same destination. 10th inst
Shin Duisburg. Prussl Holljies. hence, for Rot
terdam. at Start Point l9h ult.
Schr Foaming Sea, Cook from Wilmington, c.
for Ralt, came in the capeS 4th inst, p NJ.
Schr Flying Seud, from Charleston, had days
passage.
Schr Mignionette. Colbert, hence at Norfolk, 4th
Schr Lucy W Alexander, (Br) Jacobson I'm Ponce,
r, arrived at New York, 9Th inst.
Schr Edna HarwOod, HarWood from Sagua arrived
in Delaware bay 4th inst.
TBy telegraph to News Roon.I
Brig Leonard Myers, Hicks, hence, for Savannah,
was in 'fybee Roads Sd inst
Boston-Below It'll; Steamship Geo Appold Howes,
from Baltimore via Norfolk
Correspondence Merchants Exchange and News
FORTRESS MONROE May 5, 1896.
Schr j. Spencer, from Camden, J, bound TO
Cuba, with assorted cargo, has heen quarantine! on
account OF case of small making its appearance
Ship hemls. from city Point, went to sea-
wood-sailed.
Arrived at Norfolk. Wa. sth.
Scbr Planter, Seaman, from New Ycrk-S ERR
L Navy Yard; oils and paints.
Sailed frGnN Norfolk,
Br brig Ellen. STEELE. Barbadoes
Br brig Starlight, Scott, Halifax
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How Royal Portraits are taken

A London correspondent relates the following gos-
sip concerning the way in which the portrait of the
Princess of Wales is made to look beautiful by
royal artist dodge"
Mr.: Dowley, an English artist, is making full
length portrait, in oil, Of the Princess Of Wales. We
hear Of amusing anecdote concerning his picture
One of the pretty young professional models, who is
posing for the artist said one day to friend in great
glee: DO you know am sitting for the portrait of
the Princess Of Wales?" You? Why, do you re-
semhe her? And why does she not sit for herself?'
oh. she does little-but she can't sit STILL and she
has very thin neck and arms, so l sit for my neck
and arms instead. Chose of the model were beau,i-
fully rounded.) And sit for her feet, too; and
have to put on her pretty shoes. GU don't know
how grand it feels to get into her splendid dress all
satin, and silk and lace. with little bright things
stuck ell over it. But Mr.. Dowley says my crinoline
is not large enough to make the Princess dress stand
out all right. Such q great crinone as she wears !
1t too bad she didn't leave it behind her for
to put on! But crinolines, you know. going out
of fashion,. J he ladies don't wear them m0nstrous
any more" 1t seems then, that in Mr.. Dowleys pic
ture we must look for the likeness of the Princess
only in the face; but the designing Of the arms, the
hands. the form. has almost much to do in making
up a true resemblance. Character, and even ex-
preston, are not concentrated the countenance
alone-there is expression in hand, and something
of character in u throat and bust.
The cultivation of hops is extending very
rapidly in the West 1t is discovered TO yield great
profit.
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westerly on the northwest side of Leadenhal street.
~ 1eef more or less to the southwest line of the pro-
perry n9T beng described; thence northwesterly
ssd southwest line about l55 feet to Peach alley and
Inence northeaterly southeast side of Peach aley
X leet more or less. to the beginning Assessed to
Mary Il. Farnandis, for paving taxes Peach alley
Begnning for the same at the northwest corner of
nalnmore and Chester streets; thence northery, on
e west SIDE OF Chester street, about 33l feet to the
streets; thence westerly. south side of Great amp
stead street. feet, less. to the east line of
jacob Papplers property; thence southerly on said
east line. and the cast line of Mrs. Margaret Bank
ara property about 33l feet. TO the beginning Va
G eaht Assessed to j. Beatty Graf for paving taxes
Onester 40
AUGUSTUS NJ PRICE
myZ-tm&trLs City Collector.
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COURT PROCEEDINGS,

MONDAY May l. 1866
. Criminal Court.-Hon. Judge Bond.-C Herbert
ting.
Hester Christy.. negress, charged with assaultiny
Ehzabeth Co.mack negress, was adjudged not guilty
The of John Thomas, indicted for selling LIQUOR
on Sunday, was setted. VIM. Harris, negro Indicted
for stealing one hundred yards of brown muslin from
Howard, Cole Co., was sdiudged guilty, and sent
to jail for six months Nelson Stevenson, convicted
OF burglariousy entering the store of Charles Hozer
nlan, was sent to the penitentiary for two years
Adjourned until Saturday next.
ttty Circuit Cour.-Before Hon. Judge Alexander
Robert Wytie vs. Charles S. Gilmor ct al; decree d.
rectmg defendants TO bring into court the sum OF
S650L73 to be paid unto complainant, with interest
Mary Humes. administratrix of Samuel Humes.
deceased. Vi. Patrick Quinn; decree for the rendi-
ton of the partnership account of the late firm of
Hnmes IL Quinn. -1- VI
The Merehanls Exchange Company of Baltimore
vs. William IL. Graham; decree annung deed of
mortgage and assignment made between the parties
and directing defendant to execute deed of the
ing certain soek n said company to be conveyed to
the said VIM. II. Graham, &c.
United States District Couy4-Hop. Juags G;,o,
The United States the goods, wares merchandise.
&c.. of j. B. Hashagen and George Schnydter. trad
reported The testimony on the cart of the JeTre
ants was continued yesterday une witnes, was eY
amined. when the counsel commenced an argument
before the court to the admissbty of the report
Of Collector Stewart to the Commissioner at Wash
ngton. as evidence to go to the jury: concluded
Adjourned until to-day.
superior Court--Hon. Judge Martin-Thomas f.
Byrd and Emily, his wife VS.. Robert Crothers Louisa
5eall ct. al; decree confirming the title of EMIL
Byrd. under the viii of Mrs. Anne Nelson, to the
house and premises mi No 81 CORTLAND street. upon
and directing deed of said property to be executed
to Robert Crohers, and enjoining tie Other defend
ants from claiming interest in said property the
compliments to pay costs.
Orphans 0ouF.-Judges Audoun, Supplee and
Hoffman.-Letters of administration on the estate
Of VIM. George Krebs were granted to Susan ",
krebs.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, May ?.

COFFEE.-We notice sale TODAY of GO haps n,;me
MO az lg cts gold but this is the only transaction
neard OF in Coffee The market is however
from l64 to 2Oz cts gold for common to choice La
guayra i ~ Iyg2l cts gold. and Java at 27g27 cts
~ r ~ mere IS comparatively little doing in
fiour pnetne 1eeilng IN the market is very strong
and the tendency OF prices still upward. We have
Ieportsa To-day salesof 300 bbls choice
Extra at $ll, Z0 bbls standard City Mills Extra at
$I075 and LOG bbls fat hoop Northwestern Enner at
$y 70 obl Flour. especially the better grades ia
unaIestlenably scarce and holders generally Quite
indifferent about selling even at very nigh
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ROOFING, ETC,

FACES EELG. CEsfENF AND GRAVEL EOQk-
lie
Z the be3t In aEs, and has bean val kEaHu Ar If
tssn yeays,
We guarantee all new work for five years.
II Il better than lin, snd costs half rs much.
Old Roofs repaired at short notice.
Va are the only manufacturers OF ROOFING MA.
EBRIAb6 in Maryland, sI Ct which ne kssp ssa~
stantlY On hand for sale,
TIN ROOFS ard IRON FENCES painssd v,IkA
sac PAE8sI EA8AFFTNE YIRNTgG. "A~N
PAGE BROS j co.
oSt bHs e7n.sta'n ,VbeyF
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figures most ofthem antcipating still higher rates
Quotations still as follows, viz: for Howard Street
Super $lQ9I9 2; fancy brands do. SO 5o9l075; do
per S950@iO; do Extra $40 25@si650; do. Family Sl3
@l35o; Northwestern Super $9.s5@95o; do Extra
ard Extra Sl075@ll; and high grade Extra $3.50
OBS {. Dbl. PatapSco. Reservoir and other ehoice
brands Of Baltimore Family oad Extra are stiit sell
ing at SIG for the former, aDd 81 per 6o 1or the
latter. Rye Flour We quote at S4.759525, and Corn
Meal ut 81 Is = Dbl.
GRAIN-Gorn ives hardly IS o ~ trm tG-dsy as on
ket, and some 2OO06 bushels were sold at FROM IS to
50 cts for hte the bug AZ ri c ana e. co 10 %
dull. Wheat was firm and in demand. There were
some 1000 bushels u mar ket and sales were report
do at 2T5 etc There is white wheat selling, and
we can give no rcliabe quotations for it. Of Oats
there were abon. 1850 bushels received, and about
1000 bushels sold at from IS to 50 cts. We heard of
MOLASS ES.-There have been no sales to day so
far as we have heard. We quote as follows ~
viz: Cuba clayed at 40G45 cts; do Muscovado at 4Sa
50 cts English Island at 4QG65 cts and Porto Rico at
PRoYISIONS-Th demand continues active. and
the market very buoyant For Bulk Meat and Bacon
Buk sides sold at 1873 cts and at the close they were
held at 10 ctS; For Shoulders Il cts offered and
declined, l3iI cts being asked for them. In Bacon
IN trGn'act'ons have been large; sales being made
Of $1,000 lbs ides looe at 1879 cts 900 lbs DO at
i62 cts 20 hhSs do packed at u cts and soma 80 to
% hhds Shoulders at ll@1454 cts. Sides werc held
~
Az cts. Hams stiil quote at 20G23 cts for plain
and canvassed. We have heard of no transactions in
Lard Mess Pork but we Quoto Lard to-day at 2l@
2lh cts for western in bbs and tierces. and Mess
Pork firm at $50 per Dbl.
RICE.-Thers is little or nothing doing in Rice
but i is steady at former quotations, viz 9G92 cts
for Raugoon. and 137S9l41l cts for Carolina.
SUGARS-Sugars continue in good demand, and
the market for them is steady and firm. We notice
sales to-day of = hhds Porto Rico on private terms
0hhds do at IQ cts. aud rs hhds do at 24 cts. We
still quote as follows viz: at l000% cts for common
to good refining 103IGl3 cts for fair to prime Cuba
1049llA cts for common to fair Porto Rico 129l3 CTS
for good to primo do and 1S1Gl$'s for choice Do
REFINED SUGARs.-Rates are unchanged, and we
still quote as follows, viz: Hard Crushed at 1534e
1873 cts; White Soft Crushed at 14l4@15 cts: @ and
Extra at I$s@l4l4 cts; and Yellow at l234@13 cts
SEEDS-We quote CloYerseed nominal at S. 50Gs6
p hushe but there is nothing doing in it. Timothy
which is very scarce. is quoted at $685., and Flax
seed is selling at $3.50 = bushel.
SALT.-rhe market is dull. Liverpool is selling
slowly in jobbing lots at rs for Ground Alum
and from 81 90 to So 20 T. sack for fine Ashtons finc
We quote at 50 so for invoices. and Turks Island at
60 cts p buShel.
WHISKY.We notice sales to-day of 500 bbls
Western in one lot at 1854 and of suudry small
lots Ia al "A gal
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a line Ithaca Journal says: 'cWe are COM
PEELED to record the most dsgraceful and Illuminating
occurrence that ever shamed our village and tar
nished its good name. The cornerstone of The new
Methodist Episcopal Church, on Aurora-street. was
iaid by bishop Baker on Tuesday afternoon last. in
the presence of one hundred and fifty cergymen and
large concourse of people. The scene was sublime
and impressive. But on Friday night some most
despicable, low. vulgar villain. moved away the cap
stone and took out the box and its contents"
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4 DANGER DEAD.-MademoiselIe Rigoiboehe, the
toast Of the Paris cafes two or three years ago is
dead The print shops Of Paris were formerly
graph, taken in every conceivable attitude. The
b9okshops exhibited "Memoi.es de Rigolboche' .
WIN portraits of the danseuse in various POSITIONS
ewere oravats Ia Rgolboche Rigolboche boots
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ceased to attract the books about her be-
ward of paper and the poor creature died in the
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