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A FEMALE PIcKPocKET.-Last night
Ellen GAMER, denizen of Bedford street.
sCraped the acquaintance of an unsuspecting
masculine in the neighbo1hood of Fifth and
Shippen streets, and while holding him in inter
esting converse, managed to relieve him of his
pocket-book, and abstracting the sum OF thirty
dollars thelefrom, replaced the wallet, her vic.
tim being in blissful ignorance of what bad
taken place. He subsequently discovered his
loss and had Ellen arrested and taken before
Alderman Tittermary, who committed her in de-
fault of hail ...
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BOGUS.

All 'ioreiEn scents" are bogus past all doubt
Ihe present tariff shuts the genuine Out!
just read the law, its clauses are impeTious-
The one real perfume is Night-B coming Cereus 4"
Manufactured by Phalon Son, New York Sold
every where
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CHARLES STOKES & CO.'S first class ready-made
cloting house IS No. S24 CLe nut street, under the
Continental"
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budget OF 1876.
NAVAL.
During the year 1866 the construction of ves-
sells for the new fleet has continued to the ex-
tent OF the credits allowed The bases adopted
in 1857 have been completed by new types of
iron clad vessels more intended, some for dis
tart missions, Others for the defense OF French
ports, rcaQsteads and rivers.
Two OF those war vessels, belonging to the
category of those inserted In the tables presented
in past years in the statement OF the situation of
the empire have therefore been built:-an iron
clad corvette, and a coastguard vessel with
spur.
The number of vessels in this fleet, whichE(ex-
elusive OF gunboats) was 1913 on the lst Decem-
Der, 1864, is l29 on the 3lst December, 1864
Thenew fleet has been increased by six fin
ished vessels, viz. :-3 iron-clad trigates of lO00
h.-p; IRON corvette OF 500 h.-p.; l iron clad
coast-guard OF 500 h.-p.; corvette not iron
clad, OF 500 h.-p.
The steam fleet comprises, now finished aloat,
IL vessels 1850 h.-p.
Lastly, the steam file ct ON the stocks counts 2S
vessels in different degrees OF advancement.
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No REMEDY.IN THE WORLD ever came into such
universal use or has so fully the confidence of
mankind, as AYER's CHERRY PEoToRAL for the
cure OF Coughs, Gods ana Consumption.
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The Latest Markets by Telegraph.

BALTIMORE, February 12.-Flour IL heavy;
Western extra 50. Wheat steady Corn dull; white
$685. yellow, 146975c. seeds dull; tnOt1y
"a 42tG460. Sugars active; refining grades 11dll5c.
lIOYIslOns steady. WHISKY nominal at S223.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


WALNUT STREET THEATRE.-The Comedy of
Errors will be brought out this evening for the first
time In this city for many years Mr.. Clarke will
now show us that in the highest range of Shake
sperian comedy his genius great in the farces
and comedettas that we are accustomed to see him
in. The play will be put the stage with every
adjunct necessary 10 its success
NEW CuBsNUT STREET THEATRE. Henry Dun.
oar, the dramatizaiion from Miss Braddon's greatly
Sensational novel of the "Outcasts." Mr. Nor
daunt of course, plays the hero, character
actly IN his line and OF which he will make great
part. We have no doubt Miss Orton, Mr.. Clarke,
and nearly all the company at this theatre are in the
cast.
ARCH STREET IHEATRB-Mrs. Waller will appear
in her wonderfully great mpersonation OF Tago"
Mrs. Walters genius is acknowledged by all. She
attracts the refined and inteectual but nature and
truth, which are genius draw also the masses.
This is Mrs. Walters last week; her engagement
should have been longer for US 10 get accustomed to
real talent and merit. alter so much seeming"
PERELLIs OPERA TROUPE will give on Friday
Lucrezia Borgia Mrs Davis "a of pupil Mr.. ia r.
Wis, our pianst) will be the heroine; Miss di Negr
"Orslni" Mr.. Waterman ana Mr.. Aaron Taylor
complete the admirable cast These operas are adj
mirably given, and have met with immense success
The subscription price has been reduced Tor the re-
mainder Of the season to ten dollars.
CARL woLFsoHN gives his beethoven Matinee
with Mime Ritter. A fine vocalist from New York
win assist him These Matlnees in the Foyer ar
the most e1ned OF all our musical entertainments.
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MIU MS TO THE
WhippIe File Manufacturing Go.
GOLD MEDAL, TWO SILVER MEDALS,
AND DIPLOMA.
Gold Medal, SiIcer Medal, and Diploma,
from the Massachusetts Charitable
Mechanics Association.
Silver Medal from the American Insti-
tute, New York.

Read the following letter:-
AMERICAN INSTITUTE, New York, Oct 18 1865
William P. Pierce, ESQ., President Whipple File Manu-
featuring Company-Dear Sr:-I have the pleasure OF
handing you with this the sample OF files tested by
me the judges in connection with the Thirty
Sixth Annual Exhibition OF the American Institute You
will notice in addition to those furnished by the Whippe
File Manufacturing Company which l understand are
made from steel of their production that two OF
the most celebrated English makers represented
namely Messrs Greaves & Sons, and Messrs MOSS g.
Gamble and It affords much satisfaction to state that
after having given the samples equal and imparta
test / find those presented by the Whppe FEe Manu-
featuring Company to be fully equal if not SUPERIOR to
the English and in confirmation of my opinion refer
parties interested to accompanying samples which are
one Pinch half rouud bastard. by Messrs. Greaves
Sons one II inch fat bastard by Messrs Moss q Gam
bic one I3-Inch half round bastard by the Whippe File
Manufacturing Company. With the result of this in
view can reason why need look to England
for our supply OF files either on account of superior
ouaity Cf steel or excellence in workmanship.
Very respectfully, (Signed)
II, G. McDoUGALL, Engineer and Machlnlst
Salesrccm, No. 511 Commerce Street.
LARGE STOCK OF
FILES AND STEEL
Constantly hand and all orders sent will receive
prompt attention. "Trip
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The cutter" most part of the earth is sup
posed to be that part where there are most
women,
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DIED

CAPEwELL.-On the 10th instant. SARAH L.
CAPEw ELL, beloved wife Of John Capewen, Sr.'
In the 4Sth year Of her age
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend her funeral from the residence
of her husband No 2l4 Chestnut street. South Cam.
den, N j., Thursday next, the 18th instant at ~
O'Clock A. NJ.
CONNELL.-0n the 10th instant, Mr., JOHN CON-
NELL, IN the Gath year OF his age.
His relatives and friends OF tho family are respect
fully invited to attend his funeral from the residence
of mis- son-naw, John l.. Peiffer, at he second Tod
Gate, Germantown avenue, on Thursday afternoon
at o'clock, the 10th instant
BoGUET.-on the 10th instant, Mrs. MARY
HOG UET, aged 80 years.
Her relatives and friends respectfully invited to
attend her funeral from her late residence No. I2lZ
Buttonwood street, ON "Wednesday afternoon at
O'Clock. To proceed to Woodland Cemetery.
POULS0N,-On the morning OF February 8, 1856,
CHARLES A. POULSON, aged n years
The funeral services will be held at st Peter 8
Church, Thursday, the 18th instant ct IL O'Clock
precisely, and the interment take place at Ierman-
town. His relatives and friends are invited to attend
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philadelphia Cattle Market.

MONDAY, February 12,-The Cattle Market con.
tinues dull at about former rates 1900 head arrived
and sold at 15!@16Ec. for extra 14915c for fair to
good; and 1OG13c. y ID. for common, as to quality
The following are the particulars of tho sales:-
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A BURGLAR ESCAPES, BUT is AGAIN
ARREsTED.-A colored individual named John
Harris has been amusing himself bv committing
a number Of burgaries in West Chester His
evil propensities got him into Jail, but not fan
cying confinement, he managed to effect his
phia. His freedom of restraint was, however,
Of short duration, for he was nabbed lastW YEN
ing at Sixth and Lombard streets, by Officer
Samuel Smith and taken from whence he came.
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COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES,
730s and 5-20s
Gold and silver bought and sold.
t... DRExEL s. Co, 81 South Third street.

W. & b., Good Clothing, Oak Hall, Sixth and Market.
w. b., Good Clothing, Oak Hall, Sixth and Market
W. &B., Good Clothing, Oak Hall, Sixth and Market
wa b., Good Clothing Oak Hall, Sixth and Market
w. 6 b., Good Clothing Oak Hall, sixthand Market.
w. q B., Good Clothing Oak Hail. Sixth and Market
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AT REDUCED PRICES, tne stY os photographs of
superior eXecu ion; magnificent portraits; ltesize
OIL colored photographs. and cartes de vIsite at b.
L. Reimer's Gallery, No. ga Arch street.
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RUPTURE professionally treated, and correct Trus-
ses applied Ly q. IA. Needles, corner OF Twelfth and
Race stIeets; Ladies' department first door below.
full line of Mechanical Remedles and onppOrts.
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SERIOUS ILLNESS OF A PROMINENT FREE

SERIOUS ILLNESS OF PROMINENT FREE
MAsoN.-John L. Goddard. ESQ.,, a wellknown
Free Mason, and an officer of the Grand Lodge
of Pennsy lvania, while attending the Episcopal
Church yesterday, situated at Thirty-eighth
and Oak streets, Twenty-fourth Ward, was seized
with paraytic stroke. He was conveyed TO
his residence, and for some time it was thought
he could not recover. He was better, however,
this morning, and is considered in fair way of
recovering.
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VHTE ARE CLOSING OUT OUR SKATES AT
w greatly reduced prices. TRUMAN SHAW,
No S35 (siPht Thrty-iyeJ MARKET st. below Ninth.
TIMELY POLISHED LAUNDRY IRONS
i will give your dresses and clothing a glossy
and snowy appearance than the ordinary articles For
sale by - TRUMAN SHAW, .
No. $50 Eight Thirty -ive) MARKET St, below Ninth.
DOOR KNOCKERS.-SE PATTERNS
OF Knockers for doors or gates and door bells and
bell fixtures, Tor sale at the Ha nlware store Of
TRUMAN d SHAW,
No. sS5 Eight Thirty hvel MARKET St, below ninth
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DISHONEST DoMEsTIC.-About week
since mulatto girl living as domestic with the
family of DR.. Ash, No. 1921 Vine street, stole a
quantity of clothing, linen, ETC., from the house.
and left for parts unknown. The dishonest ser.
want was arrested yesterday, and will have a
hearing this afternoOn before ALDERMAN Beitler.
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ADwELLING-HoUsE RoBBED.-The house
Of Aug. l.. Kaul on Clarke's lane Twenty-second
Ward, was entered by burglars on Sunday after
n on, while the family were attending church,
and $3.50 in cash, and about $50 worth of iewelry
were abstracted. The thieves got off scot free.
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AUCTION SALES.


- SCOTT, JR., AUCTIONEER, No. 1920
ID. CHEsNUT street..
SALE OF HANDSOME AGATE.BARDIGLIo AND
A MARMO VASES, FINE FRENCH BRONZES,
. RICH BOHEMIAN GLASS VASES, VERY Ella
BORASE ROCALIA CHINA VASES EfC,
The importation of Messrs Witt Brothers, will take
place at SCOTS Art Gallery, No 1920 Chestnut street.
ON thursday Morning,
18th instant. at lnh O'Clock
he collection win be ready for examination on
Wednesday, I;h instant and will comprise many fine
pieces which arrived too late for holiday sales 2lON
7 FITZPATRICK g. co. AUCTIONERS.-
S . New Auction House, No. 921 CHESNUT Street.
a., STERR'S CITY BAZAAR AND TAT
~ TER ALLS, FILBERT Street, between Seventh
W. H. sTERR. Auconeer,
On Tuesday Morning.
February 18th at IN O'Clock about
IHIhTI- FIVE HORSES.
Comprising Tro ting, Farm, and Family Horses,
amorg which will be 1ound
Sorrel Horse, old sound and kind.
b ack Horse years old sound and kind
Bay Pacing Borse Niagara
Grey Mare years old: sound and kind.
SoTrel Mare, yeas old sound ana kind
ALSO,
A number of other Horses aud Mules
Also and second hand Carriages, Light Wagons,
SuBes, Seigh, ETC., etc. with which the sale will COM
mence
Together with Single and Double Harness. Saddle
Brides, Whips Sheets. Bells etc, made by superior
makers
No posponement account of weather.
Horses. Vehicles, and Harness always on hand at
privae Sale.
il w. II. STERR, Auctioneer
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NAVAL.

There Is dlmlnutlOn OF eXpendlture OF
16 ,239, 599t. as compared with the extraordinary
budget of 1866
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SALES AT PUBLIC STOOk BOARD TO-DAY.
Reported by f. T. Walton, No. 2OS s. Fourth street.
FIRST CALL.
100 sh Sugar Ck.b3O A 100 sh st Nichi OIL.
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INDICATIONS OF A FREsHET.-The ice on
the river Schuylkill is breaking up, and comes
drifting down the stream and over Fairmount
Dam in large cakes. The water is high, and
there are slight indications of freshet.
SLIGHT FIRE.-Between and 8 o'clock
this morning, a dwelling house situated at the
corner OF Sixth street and Susquehanna avenue
took fire, but the flames were eXtinguished
before any material damage was done.
CUTTING A FIGURE.- lssN
To make figure seems to be
Of mankind the ann,
But many ere its l, will see
That it is too hard game;
And some whose fame has been quite great,i
Were poorly Id, and little 8.
When from the Tower a suit you've bought,
'Tis glory that won't vex you o.
And, 10 to l, your friends will vow
You ne'er be4 looked fine as now!
We haze the largest and best stock of Clothing IN
Philadelphia iSetting at prices guaranteed iol0 .
than the tolveSt eLSel0here.
TOWER HALL,
No, 6lS MARKET STREET,
BENNETT s; Co.
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..Eli4SrEer.

At RoyAlton Center. Nov. 10th, by Rev c. B. Drake,
Dir Luther s. Yariagton Of Norwich and Mrs. Sarah E.
Tiffany of Chelsea
In Williamson an % h, by Rev. w. J. Kidder, Nj
Henry F. Erskin, ard Miss Jane Martin both OF Will
Jamestown.
In Lyndon, Jan IN, At the u. Z. Parsonage, by Rev
g. IT, Bickford, Mir Edwin C. Holmes and Mrs Charlotte
Glover both OF 6roton.
In Mortified, Jan. 30th, by Rev. VIM. s. Hazen, Nj
Adoiphus Denny, and Mrs. Electa Cobeigh, both OF
Mortified.
In Moretown, at the parsonage jan 9th, by Rev. l. C.
Powers Mr. William Prentiss. and Miss Martha A. LIS
comb, both Of Moretown.
In Sprinfeld, Jan. 3st, by Rev J. l. Smith, Tim thy
II. Ball Athens Melinda Groion,
New Hampshire.
In Derby, Dec 9TH By Rev J. P. Stone, Hr. John
Ba ett OF Newport late OF u s. Army and Miss Harriet
Eliza Griffin of w. ! Derby.
In Derby, Jan. 3lst by Rev. J. p. Stone Mr.. Moses
Merritt OF Grinne Iowa. and Miss Emily A. Morrill, OF
Derby.
In East Nj ddIebury, Jan. 2S.h by W. Bidwell
Rpton.
In Stockbridge the parsonage Jan odd by Rev C. p
Taplin George n Hanks of Warren, md Ellen Washbnrn
OF Rochester.
Also by the at the place, Jan. 27th Thomas
Adrch OF stock bridge, and Emma Csde of Barnet
Also, by the same at the house of Vernon Cutler OF
Barnard Jan sd Harrison A. f. Of Roxbury
and Sarah p Packard of Barnard
In Worcester Ian 10th, by Rev James s. Spinney,
Mr. Socrates Udall of Crafsbury, and Miss Martha F.
hovey OF Worcester.
Burlington, Nov 2sfh nv Isov Fl 4 Cobb, Mr.. Hen
~ Taft VfDarIr Miss Eliza c. ~to.aH IF range
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RELIET IN TEN MINUTES.
BRYANS
PULMONTC WATERS,

Tn igina Medicine established 1897,
cl of the kind in reduced under the of
'ULhoSIC WAFERs,'' in THIS any other county;
other Pulmonc Waters counterfeits. 1hegen-
vi c can be known by the name BRYAN being stamp
ed on each AFER.
BRYAN'S PULHONIC WATERS
Relieve Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Hoa rseness.
BRYAN-S PULMONIC AFERS
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult Breathing.
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
Relieve Splitting of Blood, Pains in the Chest.
BRY ANS PULNONIC WATERS
Relieve lncipieBt Consumption, Lung Diseases.
BRYAN'S PULAONIC WATERS
Rel hess Irritation of the Uvula and Tonsils.
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
Relieve The above Complaints IN minutes.
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
Are blessing to all Glasses and Constitutions
RSANS PULMONIC WAFERS
Are adapted to focalists and Public Speakers.
BRYAN'S FCLMONIC WATERS
Are in simple form I'd pleasant c he
BRi ANS PULMONIC WAFERS
Nol eEly relieve, but effect rapid and lasting cures
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
Are warranted 10 give satisfaction to every
Nc family should be without box OF
BRYAh'S PULMONIC WAFERS
in the house
No traveller should be without a supply OF
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
in his pocket.
No person will ever object to give for
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
TWenty-hve Cents.
Sold by al Druggists sole Proprietor JOB MOSES, ~
Cortlandt st, New York. F2lyl
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n1EfIERGIAT.

tiour firm aud &c higher GALES 5000 kbs So
2]i round hoop Ohio 8 so IS Western % 90 to
80 utheru unchanged sales 900 bbl- Canad. firm,
aiss 500 bbls. = % TO Sill Wheat advancing Corn
dull dropping Beef steady Pork heavy nd IN
changed. Whisky dull and nominal.
MoSErARY.-stocks better Treasury BIOS 9eto 80
s.IO41s 81; [. s 2Os 1887 L. 5. Coupon Skies Of
1851, 1855 Gold 14oi
Money EASY at 6 per cent
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John X. Putnain's Estate.

STATE VERMONT, In Probate Court, held e
DISTRICT Montpelier in said district
the Sd day of February, A. d. 1865
RS. EANNA PUTNAM, Administrative, with the
Il VIII xed, of the of Joan R. Putnam late
Cabot said District, deceased presents her admin
for examination and allowance, and
makes application for of distribution and partl
of the estate OF said deceased.
Whereupon is tered by said Court that said &C
aad said ppicaon be refereed session OF sao
Courto be held att he Probate Office said MOI eiler
9th day of February A. D. 1885, for bearing and
decision thereon
And notice hereof be gwen To
all interested by bcatioI OF the same three
weeks successfully the Green Mountain Freeman,
publshe Montpelier previous to SAID time
ppoInted for hey appear at said time
and place and shew If they may have, why
sad should be above and such decree made
By the Court,
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IE.s .morksie.
CAMBRIDGE MARKET. Jan, 81.

Athsrket 1913 Cattle, about Beeyetapd Store
soosist'ng"F workiu gOxen, Milch Cows ndo ne two
and three years old.
SFices-darket Beer-Extrs $l3!c TO Sl4,00i frs,
quaF $3.50 to 1900 Sl150 1900; Sd $40 80 to
HOO.
"orkin g Oxen- $40 to ESQ
COWS I'd C2!7es-350.o rs
Xearings-s25oO 5000 years old, s35 oo to 81
20 three years old, $4,000 10 1900.
Sheppard Lambs 9277 at market prices - 50
to 6,O) eacn extra, az to $4,000
Spring Lambs-3.5O o 500.
Veal Gaiyes-$0 90. Calf Skins-CO TO 25. pr b.
Hides-si to 1oc prlb. Tallow-S to Toe prle
Peits sl,75 to 1925 each. Lambs, sl,75
hEhAkKs.-There was large preponderance Western
oats over those from New Engand-about to one
ana western st ock undersold the Northern remain
az 'ut te same with perhaps very slight some
GtS' WINE other lots sod more quickly than
sheep sold at last weeks prices.
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.fsake your own soap

WITH &. T. BABITT'S PURE CONCENTRATED
POTASH or READY SOAP MAKER. Warranted double
IN strength Of Potash and superior other
saI oniher or ley in market Put up OF pound
I've POUNDS three pounds pounds and twelve pounds
with full directions in English German for ma king
Hard and Soft Soap One pound will make fifteen gallons
Of soft soap No lime is required. Consumers will ind
his The che apest Potash in market
FSNilm3 B. T. BABBITT,
A. G5 90, 81, CO, &c. TO- ~ and "a wa.hnptonSt N
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Perry Davis
VEGET ABLE PAIN KILLER.
THE UNIVERSAL RRMIDy

FOR INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL COMPLAINTS.
AT this period there but few of the human
acquainted with the merits of the Pain Killer; but while
some extol it a nment, they but little of its
in easing taken Internally while others
il int rnaily with but equally gno
rant of Its healing virtues when applied externally We
therefore wish say all that is equally successful
whether used internally externally and stands alone
unrivaled all the great catalogue Family Medicines
it from Ind4 and other foreign countries equal the
demand home and il has become known in these far
off places by its mertshe proprietor have adver
tised been in its introduction into
oreign lands F&s1w2
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" FtFIy Wv Vf tIlt
D. tL= Dry Goods there continued iivty
na- ar stauds RI shee having declined
' a-i inferior qualities cell sH 10 Prints
acf's-- rl- loT~r-th- best selling 2isc lower
grades AZ PIC md PC Delains 30c 32c all WOOL SOC
- Glen goods dull Bresds:uf. aGec
"a ~ To slight gold. demand
arm while aost Al nds f teas spices groceries. &c
qliet. -ld prices favor buyers Hops good re-
u a. 25o 60 C5c The price OF leather fsvors buyers
Provisions unsettled il price but fair request
Blt-r quiet At ast weeks prices, while cheese de
meni q. Advancing rates. Wool is dull but prices
she
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L sSEP ELIER MAJ RET. Fer

PRoyrsIoss--Butter IS to 40. Cheese 1etolo; Lard
20 Is TaIow il. Dried AppIe 20 o25 Eggs 26cenu
Potatoes ,25to so eans.s1ooso $50. westIndis ST.
CARS II II. Refined Sugars II Maple Sugar 10
to u Peas, ~ so 10 800.
oniaas-sI,25 600 AppIes-.5,Oo to 100 per bbi
7LorR-Extra, $3.50 to 1850 DoubIe E1rG 5000 to
1850 sGper-Eztra IL 30 o 1900.
IaAfS AID dAY.-Corn 81 %. Oats, so. Herdsgrass
seed, $00oo goo bushel Glover 90 per pound
usJ, sl2 TO 15per ton. Rye 81 so.
'iIsorLL4NEoUs--Dry ndgreenhard wood4 soto 90
shingles $3.50 to 800. WooI-comnon 30 90. Bark
900 TO i. 90 per cord. Nails, so to 500
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The Great Worm sEcnEcdy.

The Il re&t ~ OEIn aScssEcdV.
| has been slid b. more than eminent physician
L that Sickness children the result
Pin orms than all other causes 81 hat initiate
the symptoms most other diseases often producing
fatal resulte without being suspected this cause
much sickness. every family may have
remedy, by procuring a bottle OF
DIR T.. &. GOuld'S Pin Worm Syrup
II Wi remove ordinary stomach worms oftener than
any OF the vermuges the market, and Pin
W orms it has equal. 1t vii. children or
adults ON all annoyance in tWenfy-tour hours. and
effect entire when taken according dire
1t mild cathartIc, and o
child with perfect safety II improve the health by
removing all impurities the system
AT Wholesale IN Boston, by q. C. GOODWIN &
CO, EEkS POIlE Err NJ. S. BURR & co, JOHN
WILSON, JR. co, and by all large a-a, ers. AT re-
tail by druz gists every where "a VIC