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CIeveIanh mnrIref.

FLOUR-City made $40 75@n SO for Xxx red.
$ll 7s@I2 so for Xxx white; Country brands XK
red ~ 6OSlO 5Oi 80 5O9ll so for country Xxx
., ,WHEAE-Sa.es acars No. Milwaukee club at
GORN-Sale l car No. shclled from store at Csc;
OATS-sales 1000 busbNO. from store at ssc.
PORk-Sales No. city mess at $27 co. No Q
mess az S26 90; clear at $3l 90.
LARD-City rendered in tierccs at Isc; do in
keys lgc; Country rendered 16@l7c.
HAMS-Saes 1000 lbs city Sugar-cured At 22c
Country-auret held at l9820c. -I . .. @ r -
lOULDERS-Saes loo lbs city cured at l4c.
County cured held at l39l4c a. sDf.
BACON-Held at l9c for clear aud zoe for sugar.
MESS BEEF-Quiet and steady at SIS 90. Extra
mess so. - ~
23c. =. - -. O'N T-O' 9o ~
HIGHWINES-Marketq quiet. Held at g Is.
ALCOHOlI-Steadv. He'll at - 1874 So for vs.
per cent; Cologne Spirit, 81 per cent, 81 63 Neu-
tral Proof Spirits 50 3993 A.
PETRnLEUM Nh efned free held at 5595sc
SEEDS-Sales Western Timothy at "a 90; Ohio
$3 509S ~. Sales so bbls Glover at IS so
FEATHERS-Prime live geese in fair request at
. TALL;Ow-stoady at lOslOylc for city and coun- in
try-r ndered. NJ
LAKE FISH No. whitefish 50 90 per half brl;
No. do 81 OO Pickerel 81 so; Trout q OO97 so;
SALf-Firm at o. 55 for Fine; 81 90 for coarse
OnOndaga; 81 55 for Saginaw. ..ae-.-
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FROM NEW YORK.
Declines TO Intervene.

NEW YORK, March 22.--Secretary Seward,
in reply to letter from w. Ii. Knocpft, of
this city, declines to intervene with Great
Britain in the case of Mr.. Gonzales, sub
jeet of San Salvador, who lost quantity
OF merchandise on board the American
bark Golden Rule, burned by the pirate
Alabama. Mr.. Seward declines to inter-
vene because Gonzalez was not an Ameri-
can citizen, nor domiciled in the United
States ..t's '-'
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A CARD TO INvALIDs.

A Clergyman. while residing in South America az
missionary, discovered safe and simple remedy
for the Cure of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay
Diseases of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and
the whOletrain of disorders brought on by bAneful
and dvicious habits. Great numbers have been al
ready cured by this noble remedy. Promted by
desire to benefit the afflicted and unfortunate, will
send the receipt for preparing and using this medi.
cine, in sealed envelope, to any one who needs it,
Free of Charge. 3 sa.
Please incosea a postpaid envelope, addressed to
yourself. Address, n, .... H. 80 r., -..-. y.
..E JOSEPH T. INMAN,
STATION d, BIBLE HOUSE,,
mch2465-dly ..t'F-0 -0.lI New York WIy
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Eenian Council.

NEW YORK, Feb. 22--The Fenian Cen
trail Council held meeting yesterday at
O'Mahony's headquarters. An envoy Just
arrived from Ireland was present, and the
deliberations are said to have reference to
immediate movements against the British
Government.
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The Severe storm Tuesday Night.

, CINCINNATI, March 22.-The storm Tues
day night was very severe and damaging
to property in this neighborhood. At Con-
nersville, Indiana, several buildings were
blown down, and one of the piers of the
Cincinnati & indianapolis Junction railroad
destroyed. A freight train ran into the
chasm, and the engineer and fireman were
seriously injured. The storm was felt at
Indianapolis, Louisville, Evansville and
other points west. At Hyde Park and
Evanston, Illinois, hail stones fell of i'm
mense size, breaking glass and destroying
contents of greenhouses.
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BRANDRETH,S PILLS. COsTIvE-

BRANDRETH'S PILLS. COSTIVE-
NESS, DIARRHEA.-They are taken by the
absorbens, and carried into the circulation through
which medium they are conveyed to every part of
the body. #...
If The pain affects the joints, single dose pro-
duces remarkable benefit. And the same rule ap-
plies to cOstivenSss, darrhea and dysentery though
with the last named they may be required night and
morning for some days before decided relief is OBJ
tanned. In affections Of the lungs, throat, head and
.peuTisy, the relief is ceran the excretory organs
throw off with the phlet IN, and the breathing
becomes freer. Spasmodic asthma is oftea cure by
single dose. p, mch5-d&wlm
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ga U0a ILIYI
; FOR MORE THAN TWENTY, YEARS, MA.
/ 'THEWS' VENETIAN HAIR DYE has stood tl3e
test Of trial. and is constantly increasing in public
favor 1874 lA lNc ~ ,sH 0ff esrTrVs
b. It istAe best and cheapest in the world. Pres
; rs cents. sl lt.frsfrg 1900.
Il gives beautiful, lustrous. aatSrdS color. nim
II is complete in one bottle. @ .l9itaW
it does the work the first time. ,s,si
I tdoes not crock. smut or stain. i+ .h.L
ltdoea not rub of or fade. .,,.14-e
1t always gives satisfaction. child can applt "A
THIS HAIR DYE is manufactured BY peculiar
process tknow only TO Mr.. Mathews), which renders
it INFINITELY superior to any dyein market.
In using THE VENETIAN DYE you avoid
that RUSTY DEAD appearance BY which dyed hair
is 50 easily recognised when an inferior article
has been used. ~ lah aiiN
Invest IS cents, and you viii be convinced -
Sold BY all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
ok "A. l. MATTHEW'S Mnnniaetnrer.
pElhAS n! BARNES 4 CO., Nov. York, Wholppalo
sisll H9a q .tsEaln1li lBna iAArs 'yioevaiy
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household necessity Exist. for the
aqua de nHAGNoLrA.

aqua de mAGNOLIA.
"A toilet delight The ladies' treasure and gentle-
mems boonl Tho Sweetest thing" and largest
quantity. Manufactured from the rich Southern
Magnolia. Used for bathing the face and person, to
render the skin sot and FRESH to prevent eruptions
to perfume clothingI &c.D
1t Overcomes the unpleasant odor Of perspiration.
ltremovesredness, tan. blotches, &c. -laol 6
,ltcuresneuous headache and allays Inflammation.
HcOolA softens and adds deIicacy to the skin.
1tyields asubdued and lasting perfume.
Z 1teares mdsqueto bites andstines Of insects.
. It contains no material injurious to the skin.
Patronized by Actresses and Opera Singers. It Is
what every lady should have. Sold everywhere
Try the Magnolia Water once and you win use no
other Cologne, Perfumery. or Toilet Water after
aofsiG,ii6,3l DEMAS BARNES 4 CO.. i1s.5i,
Props. Exclusive Agents, N. Y.
ocw-d4Wly. ssiIio9 - y ol lsisA
,HlIILh1a ID ~ ib-gtl5a
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Removed from his ola Onlco.

The Bridal Chamber. an Essay of Warn
ing and Instruction for Young Men. Also. new and
reliable treatment for Diseases Of the Urinary IN
Sexual Systems-Sent free. in sealed envelopes
Addres ir.J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard
Associ Philadelpbia,Pa. apr Pe5-lv
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SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS

will fnd17rocAes useful in clearing the voice when
taken before Singing or Speaking and relieving the
throat after an unusual exertiOn of the vocal or
gans. The Troches are recommended and prescrib-
cd By Physicians, and have had testimonials from
eminent men throughout the country. Being an
article of true merit, and having proved their eff
acy by a test of many years, each year finds them
new localities in various parts Of the world, and
he 7rOches are universally pronounced better than
other articles. I.. ..d,
OBTAIN only "BROwN's BRONCHIAL TRocHEs,"
and do not take any of the Worthless limitations
that may be offered.
: Sold everywhere in the United States. az d in
Foreen Countries, al IS cents per box. . -
oct25-d&WBm
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New York Etock market.rTav

STUUkS-Dull and heavy; Gold l9s; u. :. ss
6zgs TegqlAr 'el. lO3tS; u. s. $50 cour,nn. sts
55gsSS q; sps, 1e.4o codpons 0sS; Trea s,Yy oie,
I,1,eVs, "a sfrios, 90IS Missouri 6s 735s: 0h;g a
ieiegIaph o. Now. York Central e3Z; Erie Ia :
a. preJerred sli Hudson o7jS; ReadiDr iOe ~ M;eb
igHn o9nthern s13Si MICHIGAN Central III, pits.
lodO lIV'[; Rock Island llOKi Chicago L Aitohis5(
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FROM CINCINNATI.
Destructive Fire Pixies Opera
House Burned-LOss 100000.

CINCINNATI, March o. Pixies Opera
House took fire from the explosion of gas
at IL O'Clock tonight. At9 midnight the
whole building Is in flames: Adams Ex-
press Office, Hickey & Carroll, booksellers /;
Peters g. Bro, mnsic store; Wheeler s.
Wilson, sewing machine, occupying the
building, were entirely destroyed. Loss
about S500,000,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
.MGTI0H M.TrW.T

,1OI9I1G0lT ,EVCTUT II T
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COMMERCIALS MITTERl
Ne,g 1sfk NIonsy gIarIte,-nInr !. y

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SPECIAL NOTICES.

s.ss tApdEats1st0ISpS4p
Fsspdved Nom a aprescrtptfo,t Of j. Clarke. ND
PSysicidn Eo Taordtndry 10 MS Queen. z!
This invaluable medicine is unfailns in the cure
Of all those painful and dangerous diseases to which
the female constitution Is subject 1t moderates ali
excess Andremoves all distractions, and speedy
cure may be relied on. 8.,.l .aI. RIA. agi .r
on TO MARRIED LADIES A.
ftis peculiarly suited. 1t will in short time bring
'on the monthly period with regularity i''".
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Govern.
ment Stamp of Great Britain, to prevent counter
feits.
Vln CAUTION. ,g II
These Pals should not 6etaKen 6y Fsn1dles duYino
hs FIRST THREE MONTHS of Preqnanev.. aa
they arc sure TO 6'in0 on Hscarrid0e, out at any
other time MeyGre safe. p .T" !rfH m .ra ii#
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections
Tains In the Back and Limbs Fatigue ON slight ex-
ertion, Palpitation Of the Hea t, Mysteries, and
Whites, these Pills will effect cure when oil other
means have failed and although Powerful remedy,
do not contain iron, calome, antimony, or thing
hurtfulto the Constituton. NNi1G w
Full directions in the pamphlet around each pack.
age, whichshould be carefully preserved.
.Fy oES0LDp BY AL DRgGGLszS. rg, +
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
10 .r JOB MOSES, q Cortlandt st., New York.
N. B.-$l.OO and six postage stamps incosed to
any authorized Agent, will insure sbottle, contain
ing 80 Pills. by return mail. ~ "@ lHst 81.
july26-d&weOwly .sgDt .ftlrs 5-s--e.
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TAKE NOTICE.

THAT ALL KINDS OF FINE AND COARS
i Wrapping Paper and Paper Bags can be mad
at the PAPER Mill Merchants and all using Wrap
ping paper, would do we'll 70 give us call. =
feb27-d1m ANDERSON & C0YLE.
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Application for the Release of Geo.
N. Saunders

The firstsettihg of the Conference on the
Principalities was held in Paris on the 10th
inst. All the powers who are in the treaty
were represented. fa..t4-. ..... =
The Invalides denies all rumors of con-
centration of Russian troops on the Pruth,
and says that not single regiment has
quilted its winter quarters.
, 1866-08-18

IN account TOT advertising Ia the Chicago F9ss
Eorrr}I's ELECTRO Magnetic Fluid.
raTarh HsrtT Yr. Frank Montague. Appeal ~
defendant from y Judgment hy 1nsuco D'"ou lo'
~ eenanxTs eeS Couur or Cn1cAap.-L5on- Ertxs r.
% Ba1 dae1A5 cla1 q ,.1orea =; Gnl;,es assses -
~ n r tM3 The sca{in IL hfo1ght to feeofet
fcr "a alleged assault md h1es" as1e'' aoo I'M
1rst1 of Chicago u. Andrew I.swson, APPEAL
bv dsfendsnt from Police Court hno o. kio nc
cfaft nxxeahed bY Justice etutIesaA's aFo" 14e
snssa B. 1obhias q. AndFsT Ronblns- @ = Rih 1s foF
Sen5sni fn fhis case Was divorced ftom form: y
Wife III de March term Of thls Court, snd ou The
III az Msy married the preaent complainant
Eobert 1ldfiagc rs. Catherine AanasE. Blu
aor divorce The allegation Of the In IT, th4t the
psrties we're married at Rochester. Reg OIL, q
Dc hitd Of July, 1872 and that Gre children h1.t
resnitcd from tho marriage. Alter 1he asnh! sac
! r1IionA Of hfs own good condnctt complMn4an
Charges his wi1o viii xd11te13 With one 1oal
Eorcn ana ono Joseph Ned5n1y. He s1so caarge
Ipdiscsininate Aasoas, With uAny ntsn Wpoa
! names are to him nnknoun.
, 1866-08-18
RuSSLAs
RUSSIA
1rapcs1a1 QparIon OF the.rutnFc OF Gef'
,uany ard. the Coming Changes In

lupcs1a1 opinion Of the rntnFc or Gsfs
rsany ard, the Coming Changes "
Euxope.
n1on DO Ru+sasa Correspondence of s.. fess1s-
burh, ian otaeisl osgxn@ sug 1aa'l
The brilliant success q the eose,on. ernsss, M
% tTe rspld movement Of sheit armies, ne
Iesulta obtained, inspIFe sosns Win teas mo
etnezr Filth 4oy ~ az sesa.t 91 {ho 1u.eponScr. 1
stinc positIun assumed by .r9oae1A u s nes.
mnn1: and the great uaaes dtdess etou1 1nose
| h ~ho think thaE : powerful Frnssia, s1P.
ported b mighty .sy y, aRa Ra.s!* aIe' Pra...
! hawcSer. has alEay4 been closely coaneSea
I n;t1, Hnsala- from whom she h&a teeslvsa 20
frsnv xerviccs In 1S0733-14 down 70 !9ot* uu.
thoee times Prusta W. .a neeI % p;i not
chsnrr Ia The fiturof In the latter case We
shoufi h1yc next u US hostile country num-
hsTtng fFum tVcnt. ~dre to thirty millions o.
Th,s sas s1*saa.aF ~ p sasss
dsncsr ior Russia but, We again sepest.
, r4cssrr nu,nbcr Of the people frankly syn
. satiIzc With the 1ate VICTORIES o. our nssga,
tor. Tue torsents ol 6,9od 6so0 ,,n.t m"s he sf
rnVned With auccess. :lts history ahoMs Z
how invinciblT It teuds to uaiaeanon
and we Tmly .snnine 6elasgG ia1s 10 srrrss SET =
Uo esent ovkich 6slene. 70 ths a.sa..1 order q
PTssss p; x a.sa sso,nly s H. esne ass Il TO
D - side the couu ercial intcrests whic
bind Prusss e Rass. ..s guasssn;sss a. 70 ct ro,
uade1sta,nintEE tds W. san may w !aio
~ Ell snti1cicnt motives for anita gonistu. II
sa r. s,;a che ses II i sssssa e. y
r. ta1 ~ tt n.irhharn: that odiouA policy has fo
e. tunateiy c al been abandoued for long TN, TN
plnp.s,y sonssysstTs ms; ~ s,}ea, Rogt
,ar nn1T Wishing for peace We do not doa
for th th.t PrussIa wll be inspired With Z
ptineiplss ;'., whtn she asxs1 shs ~ soa "a
~ ~ limitations: and we contemplate, thereto
ses Without jealousy, the success Of o9r neg
bor- The only thing th1t psso:eap'Tfss 80 rs ;,
!, r fos1une that has hetallea her must ne ne
10 10 | rope 1ircasy the populations undeE
, 1866-08-18
THE GERMAN PARLIAMENT.
Proposed Representation Of Che Dider'
tut States In tie New Legislature

Proposed Representation Of the Differ.
eut States In tie Few Legislature
The following Is PrueslAn seml-offie1ai
statement OF the manucr In which repEesen-
tatian In the new German Parliament, elected
by manhood suffrage, viii be ID sided among
the different States:- -
. The last census states the population OF
Prussia to 10 I9,255 ,t39 inhnbitants- This
wonld entltle her to 1913 seats In the PAr1l4-;
ment. ~.
Or these 10e seats the provinces OF Prussia
proper would have So Posnania Is, Brauden-
burg 70, PonerauiA IA, suestn IS, Sa1ony
(province} 20, Westphalta II, The Rhenlh
provinces IS and Hoheu1olle,n l.
According to the census OF December 8,
| 1864, the other Northern States OF Germany
| would be entitled to ninety y-eight seats, IS
| follows eaxony (xipgdom]e g, Hanover t9,
| Gehleswfg- HOLSTER 10, Electorate Of Hesse 9,
Meek1e9hrEE =. Nassau oldsahnrg =
Meiniugen 2, schwstzenburg 2, IpPe 2,
Hamburg 2, Bremen !, Lubeek !, Frankfozi
l, Atea5uFg I, Reuss ard Waadeck !. :.
Thus the StAtes north Of the Main ~onlt
hAve representation Of a91 members.
Should Southern Germany be Represented
in the Parliament It would send eighty min
deputies, rs follows Bavarta 4S, Wnttsm
burg 18, Baden IL ind Hcese- -Daznsfadt .. j.
In this cnse the German PhTltament Houl
\ be composed Of $50 members. E!
, 1866-08-18
TtIipQl1 and MicAtEna Caani'

Fz1poxron. Auxast I'll ?. q;
C1xk1xp-Asttea, st. Louls. NSnH i3moas =. ~
Harmon, st. LQ9h, 1o6Gs Il lumber Amefseaa SUI:
Nq.r3a Asx eds TN nAfk: J. Harrington ~
81. nsne, nstn 90 II t=nper % teanea.
Axx1xxp-TezixaeA. 1one< 3o0n1+ ID tQ0s k14sGs1.
or1Arup. Pt4soe, 80 yds rubhle stoas: su1tao Nlo6
Rnr,nxx anoq prek; Fo.ag Staf, Lssane Aao Du eT0s
F,.5on Bfuun4ow, LaSA1lr. a5sp oa cos1s e9A8s Aso
Etrioes u.tAws. 80 ha cufn: Fl. f.&spsussf' eeo
ca sto ho enzns Wing md aaE. 1oue4 ~ na eosas
CzJufs Ipckpott B,6n ba eotn1 Cob Aasa1ne- =.
mts1. 70 yts fpbhle ssoue: laaJ FfaafAs- Lannon's y
IA rssSle stppe; T. T. Gals. Lesnoat " 3aa tunae
sspnc; .. Haas Le.u11t ~ ~ rnhala s1oae:
soy. LcrcnL u IDS Eubbe Esone. ~ 5as aanoAoa
a.ooe, Eisabc1, Ioetpo51. n bsh noes' L..s os
sc.rsn1rxs; 0ttaNa, ottawa, s,1o Do eont ao9usys
P1tsen $500 81 <supty pork barrels; eheaa' esseao
Eoek Esns eu cnen FA@ortfe. 0fsArns a'0 ~ e&1.
HrpGIxoKT, August - P. na-
C1xAxEp-luycsfiflso9,l lcooat ~ heN- hs7eslr ~ =
! Colonel Manning. 1kmoas Lay ttaasua. A@ss .
F. G1ae, Lexaeas fsanx. LeEoo<ts eA1xs 49,
| s,lt2 n tnmeez, LOO shingles; oeraa sEat, V =
Thursex psst teksu, ~ II lcnhess . ~ ishs xA4
euo, st. J<,u4ss 5s.<e n auHhefs aos1aoeH -.
anes n 1u,ohsr; II. 8. CAs1entsz, 9oAess f7opsse
Toacr 1ion. reor4s; C:yte, SeceA ea.sSs tusaue1
f.s.6sr pxtseu Cprteas, NossH Pr1es a1A xzu+ Y
xA q tens eaai; fpi.t 70, joliet Impartial. Aiaoos
l ckne=A gheernznr Easy!1, SsssSa q 1tao7, *s1 ~
surhosta peora sc7 s.s It insnbeE7 Nouas Cso n -
anx. 7s0o1 Il 1rabe, -ana thlaste* AAo Ma - @ y
t.af Icekpast, zstA ha xheAi- hnAo p s4Ase- ~
| 0oop rote4 Wiz. 4 Wing. 1aaefs AoeeJ spsatse.
taxn: pyatrie QEesh. r1fsoo- ssua n sA"@ ens t@
| tsk. ~, NM, .xo-,
| Iasane. . 50 ba ouz2: Couae7e1ea' oe4a" e>~''
4
, 1866-08-18

Austrian dominion nse in agitation there Ia
evidently m internal revolution going On,
and In these conditions the Easte1n question
can In a. moment srise with Ill tts terrible
Russia viii be the last to produce that out
break, but II is her duty to be ready for events
In order to defend with energy her interests
when they may be threatened
, 1866-08-18
,1llwnnkee Market.
= ~ ~. rtten ~ T7fsMnE.1

: aIllwankea Market.
1spe<sal pespaeb 10 t.s Cn.eaEo 1.'o e1sss.,7.
pror-uu1t. a,1es 40 tt1s NJ 5iahe m sepo..o1
w,ass1, 4assse delivery ssoo extra spsaas' faa VIZ
Nr choies supeshns-
CrArx-wheat inActire and unchanged easa ats =
n. poaf6 uf san hu xt 33ts seller % tas - -,
11ia ,sI3<:s ii, aIst: s1sso1ss seller III AaxoA
.. - board: nominal 1t = fo- fo1 10 ssas'
,,. nnsre n ~ Ee,u stsAdy aales "a bu q &c
ntfz1rs-1sa nrss Florr, 7Ku hu Nheat. - uess,
~ naf4
, 1866-08-18
Markets by Telegraph.
MIDNIGHT MARKET REPORT.

Especial Despa,ch 10 tbs Western Assoe.stnd prtsaf
kx4 YoEx. Ausust u
1ne money n,..tet d essy :. q. PEI eess On esn.
wtth exceptions II per cent /
Cold caosed st ,sosel,ox.
x1cMAxQE.
1he perrhsusc masket u tn1l and dropping.
EAAwAYa+
The raNrAy market wis dull st the last Eossd. but
ulthout anJ important chanEt-
Mec11LAKEpI1.
Miscellaneous shsres have beca quits of1n ~ da5s
With IA advance in sonte caAes. Western unicn Was
the urnsta1 stock Of the LIST selling mp 70 OK. snd
tnen recedi1E to @28k'
GoTfxHxxHrB-
0ovcxune,s securities we1e deeadedly 1oSef tniA
c<cu,ng On tie new so Ard 80 noA. C1osnS prices
-.-eo coupons, 1s, 1asx914sX; tota5 coupons. ls5
1ozx; Auz1as 7los 5oeA9iSH.
TIE 1EkAsCx1 0oEo.
The estimate Of gold nox n the rnttad e.&tes sees
al The wsy between tho two e1t1enea o. n 8n o Aad
aanGanN 10 tit more or len, tttfo art clasa who
bold lat not dollar Of 1t should b toM. no matef
what he extent Of the impors The fessoas Sea sse
thAs The Treasury Is The oy great Fese1Teaf o.
coin in tho county, It IL In FACT Id tn6 pfeeat con
dillon Of EhnEs, the only possible great rssefso[r o1
soin. On <,ae quantity of gold In this rtasssoH
| hang. tho credit OF tst scrsn hundred nluloo
do1,s.7 Of paper money which pelnneatss ~ The
channels Of oar i1mense domestic ade. Tbs Tfeasu'
n cannot hold too much gold for tho snntf goo1 II
eznant be too strong In taa respeet- u stErnSta
tee strcnEtb Of All Moreover. With nnr present nse
psps- Enoaey II substitute for geld II or general
bpsaes4, The Treasury tho only power thxs can Il
my eteat regain 1hc coin In shd country Which nee
e1saJ foundzt1on for our system Of paper uone1
Tbs b4uSx tauoot DO II eIceptat loss. which ths
wilt nostncuE. TEE Treasury a1oas can krep nro
. grasp onsom. uuxa ..ocx,
povnlevt1le, ~ Holtaan, sc; Quastz Hfn, A.A
Consolidated GEsguFJ, aaoo. %.
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: 3obne9t prices.
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4 tesc1ir.son Of The mammoth wool hoase q
Storrfs NcBlo.er & Co., OF ibis CITY, VIII doaplr
# The @ a,m & composed Of {ouns men Of 1a,y 5,
1srge brains and lous1 experience N ne Mnu, tn.,
HAde-unc Of the ttm, having ofeo sesE4!J .A!.u !
ycasp In .he bustness, believes be san noN aassan-
1u1te between washed and unwasnsd ~9o!.
fno II N19 fcet on McKinsey stteet sud Ha14 feet
ana tix inches on BusA stse1t aaa T. H9o.Sn ~
hreo Sides bygas furniahed hF the }1ulor Patlnet:
The storage capacity L. ~ roanton porA1as; ;7 s.1
the avesage stock en hand ~ Gon1f6 fot ~ vss
| saiS sn1 es1s, &c Atlantic Ocean being on ons
| Side md the Faciae On the Other, VIII 1aalloao
Tbe svefsge d.iiy receipts end shipments z sFs
RooSss ~ eib4,ont 1e.4 sas e. Il
and who stands seventeen 1eet 9fo sa1 @ mEa5s T.
| hts boote. md weighs s31 pounds. Tbs tapidit!
Witi, which wonl s handled here 10 pcIsee9aJ ~ ~
tonirhing. Steam eleratoss Dc most o. me W.
With thn leeft1mata wool trade, theY hase estah
1isfed an aReuey Tor the saietof Woonen Foods IN.
/ already ia their sample rooms Hsy PC 1oooo -
! airuments from EnEl1nd, franSe. Ge8msnys An'
/ ia, Ruks!a, Chtas, Iceland and 2tiagenals.
uert ihai N<y don't IS setamrea ta<'r sooof.' Ho'
stnca Writing Tic atore their hr1tness haa !
| eresked to 9uch IN extent that they haye engagt
the entire lake feet for the balance Of The seaso
to remove the wool, possible aa fast ~ 'asJ q
II They W 5are aiready sold nine bales Of Wool t.
cansdssn. a5,fa intend 10 build rAal1aaA St1est
: tha diferent Canadian factories. ..,,.
Ecuctous public viii surely not a!toW m III, -,
: most sublime. cnsefqtthe ot TIC ase'a'a :" up'
9 For farthsr particulars sec Boston Buni1s ,st
Y | Of August 4fh. ~
, 1866-08-18
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