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THE ECLIPSE of the Moon came off last night
according TO programme. Without boring our
readers with scientific technicalities concerning
the affair, it is sufficient to say that the moon
went into Penumbra on time, and come out
looking bully. She hit out 81 the earth,s shad
ov with her eastern limb, getting we'll home in
her corner, outside of the axes Of the Sun, but
with black eye. She sailed in with her twelve
digits and a diameter OF 11.420, and went
through her total phase without willing. Time,
3 hours, 81 min utes. 30 seconds
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LOCAL NEWS.

PETIT LARCESIEs.-Sa Samuel Morris was
arrested Yesterday by officer Thompson. of the
Second Ward, for stealing a pint of gin and
some tobacco from the store of James Daily
Sent TO Jail for court. John Williams was ar
rested by officer Brosnahan on suspicion of
stealing cock and hen, which be had under
ms arms, and a bag containing dead chickens
on MS shoulder. He is held for further hear
ing by Justice Morsell. Thomas SummeryiIle
and Abraham Douglass were arrested by officer
Nelson, Of the Seventh Ward, for the larceny
lass. They were sent to Jail for court by JUS
tice Boswell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-03-31

IN TowN.-Dan Rice, with his wife and
daughter, arrived last evening, and are stop
ping at Wizards. Dan, Notwithstanding the
many reports that he is dead o. cannot per-
sonally appear in his great show, is looking as
fresh and blooming as ever, and will be in the
ring on time at his great show and circus every
afternoon and evening next week. Dan s coll
lection OF animals, though not extensive, is
very choice, and comprises several animals
and species Of animals never before exhibited
in this country.
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CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Fisher.-On Thurs
day. the jury in the case OF Thos T. Conner
tried for the larceny of $40 from DanI Dugan,
me jury being unable TO agree, were dis
George Smith, indicted for the larceny OF a
coat, was found guilty Of petty larceny. The
same party, indicted for a similar offense, was
found not guilty. Norris for defense
In the case of Lewis Wilson, indicted for
larceny a nolle pros. was entered
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RECEIPTS FROM cusroMs

The receipts from customs at the ports of
New York. Boston, Philadelphia and Balti-
more for the week ending March oath were
New York, $3.50, i27.I6; Boston, S49OO09 81 ::
Philaselphia, sl9S, 2.79; Baltimore, So, 900
total, &, 234, 55OI2.
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SUFFERING OF THE POOR WHITES.

Umcial reports received BY the Bureau OF
Refugees and Freedmen from the State Of Ar
kansas, for the month OF February, says that
rations were issued to i,501 refugees In Feb
ruary, against 2,310 in the preceding month,
and that rations were issued to 567 freedmen,
against SAT in the month Of January. The
number of destitute refugees who have been
supplied from the Government stores has in
creased, as anticipated, nearly 100 per cent
since the month of January. 1t is anticipated
that the issues for March will be fully as great
as those IN February, will be somewhat re-
duced in April, and discontinued in June ex-
cept, perhaps, 70 the few who are entirely un.
able TO work. No issues are now being made
TO freedmen, except such as are wholly unable
to labor. and who have no one to depend upon
to supply their wants
The report states that thus far all efforts to
induce the civil authorities Of single county
to make an attempt to provide for their own
pcoi, whether white or black, have utterly
failed. Some assert their inability to do so at
the matter
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ORDER CoUNTERMANDED-The order direct
ing Lieut. Col. ID. L. Eaton, Paymaster U. S.
A, TO proceed to Charleston, s. g.. has been
countermanded, and Lieut.. Col. Eaton Is now
ordered to proceed to Louisville, KY, for tenn.
perary duty
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
From Californfo

NEW YORK, March 31.-In the San Fran
cisco despatch of the Both inst, printed to-day
The shipment OF treasure is enormously over
stated. The true figures should be S43o33; SO,
Of which S309, 1894 were for New York
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FRACTIONAL CURRRNCy

From the 18th TO the 30th inclusive. the Trea
surer of the United States forwarded to the
Assistant Treasurer at Philadelphia and to
several banks, S142OOS.72 in fra ctional cur
rency. The same amount of mutilated cur.
rency has been redeemed.
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REsI9NArIoNs ACCEPTED

The Following named officers OF the regular
army having rendered their resIgnations, the
War Department has accepted the same, to
take effect on the 2Sto OF March, 1866 :-Brevet
Major j. Fulmer, 18th infantry; Breyet Cap
tain %. Hazard, 1ith infantry; Brevet Gap
tain VIM. Eean. I'd artillery.
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THR NEW YORK CONTESTED ELECTION
CAsR.-The case of Hon. James Brooks, of
New York, whose seat in the House of Repre-
sentatives is contested by Mr.. Dodge, will, it
is said, be taken up on Monday in that body,
when a lively time may be expected
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-03-31

cit is said that Colonel Mosby has been of.
Tered high position in the order by the Fe.
mans Of Baltimore
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PhiladeIphia N1apkets.

PHILADELPHIA, March 31.-Flour dull and
Wheat more active. Prime red
37a40 c. Corn firmer, yellow IL c. Groceries
and Provisions more active at steady rates
w Risky dull. Penna - IS. Ohio S22S.
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SERIOUS CHARGR.-This morning officer Nc
Coigan arrested colored boy, aged about lG
named VIM. Dulaney, who is from the neigh
borhood OF Belle Plain, Va, on the charge O
violating the person OF little girl aged little
above three years, the daughter Of w. A Glib
son, colored hackman, residing In Jackso,
hall alley, and he was taken TO the Fourth
Ward station house, where he is held for ,
hearing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-03-31

THE FINANCIAL TROUBLE IN THE OH RE-
eIoss-The failure Of Culver, Penn L Co., of
New York, created great excitement in T,tus.
vile and the oil regions, fears being entertained
tnat the local banks would be seriously affect.
ed 1t appears that the First and Second Ma
tonal Banks OF Titusyille were the only ones
not affected by the failure. Those most seri-
ously damaged were the Petroleum Bank, Til.
tusville; Fenango County Bank, Franklin:
First National Bank, Cory; Bank of Lawrer &c
County, Newcas tie; Crawford County Bank,
0eadyille; Oil City Bank, Oil City; First Ma
ional Bank, Plumer; A. ID. Cotton & Co, PEI
roleum Centre, and one or two others in Ohio
q total of thirteen banks and banking houses
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ern unchanged. Wheat held higher. Corn
quiet and steady. Beef quiet. Pork dull and
lower. Whiskey quiet and steady.
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SColonei L. V. White, Nosby's colleague Is
candidate for Sheriff OF Loudoun county
and will doubtless be elected.
~Our Government is about to increase its
squadron In the British North American wa
ters.
SLord Palmerston strongly fayors the
remains through Cincinnati medium The
British Government will doubtless take notice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-03-31

THE REPUBLICAN announce that it will
come out on Monday as a morning paper, en-
larged and improved.
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REORUITYua

RECRUITING STOPPED.
orders Just issued by the Secretary Of War
direct that tho regimental recruiting service
for the 18TH United States Infanty be discon.
tinued.
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RESI0Nln.

I'D war Department has accepted the resie.
nation or Major 0eneral Granville II. Dedea
y. B. volunteers, 70 take eject o. the 3otA q
NAY, t0oe,
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VIZ DON'T HBAR of much stock being taken
In the Georgetown Courier's cigar steamer, the
Locf-lirpd. The first of April coming on Sun.
DAYS. not good day to launch such a craft
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MARRIAGE LICRSsEs.-During the month,
fMG eisssla fss to66a a The Glerk Court IL
sons TO marry, Of which IS were to colored
couples.
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INTERNAL RKvEsUR.-The receipts from
internal revenue to-day amount to $500, 7OiS 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-03-31

ORPHANS COURT. Judge Purceu.-Isaac
Lynde gave bond in 5000, as guardian to the
orphan of Richard ID. Lynde.
Letters OF administration on the estate of
Margaret McCabe were issued to Owen Cad
den w. >>-~~-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-03-31

The Saunders kidnappers were tried at
Montreal on Tuesday, and acquitted on a tech
meal objection made TO the late O'Leary's de-
position, which was the only strong evidence
against them. Three Of them have been In
prison for nine months.
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MookEs MEsT END DRUG STORE. IL
other .iss. Il Il: Drug s::i
RI JAMES G. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneer1.
hzH55E Eb sAEk q HeysE
KSHs, WINDOW CURTAINS, OIL FAINT:
n o. TH !, g MORNING, April s.h com.
:ortm.nt nit ne.ia de -:
Double Suite Of solid Walnut Psrior FurRitnre,
Green ana Cold tp sl f Dsn Ssssir'
ana Isea H WisScu Curtains
MsSns Ge ssss e. ss. SCI. .S TsS;
Solid Walnut Marble. soR Suite Of Chamber Fur.
Suites Of Painted Chamber Furniture
Pal Painted WGsSrdrObss: Buresus and Washstands
shaes
Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows
Hail Ia. H tree .na SlcfosS hamOsr Carpets
ipsss T Tsss 20 cu Ss
Chamber Wood and Coal Stoves
Large Cooking Stove and Kitchen Furniture,
Terms cash.
Y WASHINGTON THEATER.
\CoRNER ELEVENTH AND STREETS.
POSITIVELY FOB SIX NIGHTS ONLY.
NINE GHIeNI AND SIG. sUsINIS
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA.
DIRECTOR..".................. STRAKosCH
Mr., strakosch announces with much pleasure
efficient sAo
ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY,
Elm some e TIE %9st eminent and f.vora
CHOREs AND ORCHESTRA,
With whom he will give in Washington
SIX DIFFERENT GRAND OPERAS,
Commencing
MONDAY EVENING, April Q, 1856,
Which will be produced in . style unrivaled By
The following eminent artists tan Of whom hay
oP st Nights tSs at the oseT.
GHIoNI AND sUSINI OPERA COMPANY.
NINE ANGELINA GHIoNI,
.n' 'fs's MIN RLf9'P Pa ftfs RG SRsrssA
Inc Inc young and highly talented Prims Donna
rs NINE AMALIA PATTI srnAkoscH,
RRrimi Rsritoni, Sig. Hsnensi, Sig Sig. Maria MARIA
sIsDOrs ximsDss and Bsi second i Tsnor Honna'
-no 1si'f s;is9a ss;.f gosA
SE &c r. ZITTgRBART
The entire new and essty WsrdroS be- has be- been
The following Operas will be performed entire
and with cast Of great strength:
kORMA. IL BARBIERE DI SRvIGLIA Ia
TkANIATA. LUCREZIA BORGIA, LUOIA
Dl LA4MERA00R, IL TROVAT0RR.
SCALE OF PRICES:
Private Boxes, (containingl seats )..... - am
Sfcnsstra and Balcony
Rs:sf pssls seat. :na IL DHs
rhInssais q ssss, and tickets will cemmenoe on
lie Store Viii Is q % e
DAY and Friday, April 6th and 9Th. tickets for the
entire season OF six nights, or threN slternats
nih sSm%sncins with either the drst or second
niehts may 30 obtained on and after Satardsv
a Apih TIN. Doors open st X; opera csmmsncss
RI1Ds AND OA0IB. =
]. ROLLBR, III
$40 81 street, between q aad d. mh,&susN
CAHA1H BIRDS, HOOKING BIRDs.~>
" AND PARROre, III
an. rs III street. sssEsse Z 81 n ~
TIE GLORY or HAN 70 sfRRGaf1-ner,
ne1's - ss -. s'rET2a tisss''1ess$ ss:yi a
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MEATS FOOT OIL-HBATy POOr OIL
co., Petsaao Mis-, 6set Q sssssi. - 49,
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GRAHD OPENING
NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS
LANSBURGH 4 BRO.
Take crest >ieasure in informing their many Gus
toners that they will open Monday, April ID. an
entirely new stock Of
DRY GOODS,
most all Of Which has been bought at the Late
NEW YORK AUCTION SALES.
We mention In part
Fast color PRINTS, I,,I cents,
Beautiful DELAINEs, Is cents,
SHEPHERD PLAID, ., cents, worth 80 cents,
200 pieces imported DRESS GOODS frem Is cent.
per yard mp,
BIeached and Brown BOTTOMS Of all we'll known
brands, at nanufacturers' prices,
BLACK SILKS
BLACK sILKsi
d pieces, less than cost Of Importation.
White JACONETS. CAMBRIOS, MANSIONS,
Striped and Checked MUSLIN, ell very cheap,
from auction,
BEST KID GLOVES 81 40.
SEQ dozen EMPRESS KID GLOVES, expressly
imported for our trade, only Sl.l5 O pair,
worth $40. .
We shall also open on Monday, April I'd, our
NEW CLOAK AND SHAWL SHOW ROOM,
with An entirely new stock Of
sACQUEs, BAsQUEs,
and other styles Of
LADIES' GARMENTS,
all Of which We guarantee to sell as low ss ANY
manufacturing house in New York
Ladies' Garments Of every description made to
order at short notice, and perfect fit guaranteed
BRADLEYS DUPLEX ELLIPTIC HOOP
SKIRTS and other popular makes always on hand
AT LANsB q RGH BROS.
s15 SEVENTH STREET,
Intelligencer Building.
ALSO,
375 SEVENTH STREET,
nh O-St Third donr ahnve L atroat
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LOST AND FOUND.

US0 REWARD-Stolen on Wednesday night,
with top, right shaft bound with two iron rings.
$50 for wagon and thief, or SIS for wagon clone,
AZ NO 249 New York ave bet 4th and 5th ats
m SYST" II. b. McELFRESH
@10 REwARp-Straysd or stolen on Wed.
U ~ nesday night, . black HORSE, blind in
knee, spasm in his right hind leg The ABOVE re-
ward will be given If returned to JAS. WITHIN,
18th ST.. near Canal. m an ats
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MCFARLAND, STEPHENSON a CO.'S
IV1 FAST fRkIG GIT LINE

And Points on and Connecting with the Orange
Alex andria Railroad
hERCHAkDIsE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
fOBWARDED WITH DISPATCH AT
THE LOWEST RATES
~ The above Line lie strictly a HoxE LIVE the
PROJECTORS being old residents Of Baltimore aud
washington, and OF long psrience in the for
wardinE business. They confidently solicit the
patronage Of the public
Of1ces:-1I4 South Eutsv street Baltimore and
Baltimore and Washington Depot, Washington,
DC
JOHN MCFARLAND, Bsltimors.
JOHN A: STEPHENSON, Washington, ID. o.
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1856 "
NH slsvsw. JOHN d. BUCKLEY.

This is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub.crf-
NJ per has ostained from the Orphans Court Of
MasnlnstCn County In the District OF Columbia,
John Hines late Of Washington city, d. c.,
said deceased, are hereby warned TO exhibit The
same, With the vouchers thereof 20 the svbscriber
on or before the 18th day of March next; they
may Otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit
1866. MARY uTsRs A'
N 20 aW5Ws mir -
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PERSONAL.

NE: DARBY'S Consultation Rooms are 499 7th
street, opposite Odd Fellows Hall,
Separats apar tments for patients.
Once hours from until 8. NH l7-lm"
NJ BIS: Il; +: WRIGHT, Magnetic and CIairvoy
~, ant Pbysici an: Heals by Laying on Hands y,
blindness, Paralysis, Rheumatism, ChiIIs and Fe.
Vefs Female Weaknesses. Nervousness Dysnan.
NH l0-lms '' "o"A = 81
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VNHIs is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the subscrf-
n Der has obtained from the Orphans Court OF
Warrington Cosnty, In the District Of Columbis.
tate OF Mary ID. Buckley, late of W sshfngton ID O.,
oeosased All persons having claims against the
seld deceased, are hereby warned 10 exhibit the
same With the vouchers there.f to the suit ,criser,
may otherwise by Law be excluded from al benefit
Of the eaid - $1,000
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NOoRES WEST END DRUG STORE.
~. 113 Penna. ave-, south side
Fresh and Pure Medicines received weekly.
Aiee, all other articles in the Drug line,
NH Stiff
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xss nts sSisi;iF r A ssi:S' sSS IN
PtIxs, sse Peens. ss.tetvssa on ssi Ists
eeses Wsshiasses DO. HIo-eeiv
n0WFINeS rRUIr AND HRBIr rRsRs Of
Fruit Grovers Guide. Ooles Americea Fruit Bed.
Lloys Guide 20 the Orchard ssA yrsn Gsr<es
Had Bod Of vrsit o~it.rs Br.hssts cefdsa
Csitsrs. lnb 81 HRAn0K TAYJeR
" BDAu 0HyUsn
SoeeSeA. ~. nUDOHBLh,
~ S0oeo0 ~ - RO6VD6,
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NAfHkWS HORSE MANAGEMENT, Illus.
w trated Mayhews Horse Doctor. iiinstratsS
Dadds Modern Horse Doctor. Dadd g Anatomy
and rnysloiogy Of the Horse. jennings: the Horse
ana MS bissases. fouatt on the Horse Mason, q
fsrTisr and Stud Book. Lawrence on the Horse.
Mn ~ FRANCK TAYLOR
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GREAT BARGAINS IN SECOND HAND
~ PIANOS.
One almost new four round corner octave Hal
One 81 octave Bacon & Raven, s1s Ma
One Ga octave Dubois q Bacon, Sl25 VUXvv
One octave Steward, S76.
One octave Loud Co, $50
the above Pianos are all In best order, and will
be sold upon easy terms.
We have also on hand the largest stock OF NEW
PIANOS in the city.
w. G. METZEEerT & co.,
No. 31S Pa. av., bet. 9th and 10th sts,
Sole Agency Of Steinways Pianos and Mason 4
Hamlin's Cabinet Organs. NH %
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Der has obtained nom ths rpaha sns SoHft :,
washington county, In the District Of Columbia
letters Of administration on the personal &c,
tate OF Thomas Barrett, late OF Washington,
q, deceased. All persons having claims against
the said deceased, are hereby warned 20 exhibit
the same with the vouchers thereof 20 the subscri
Der on or before the 18th day Of Msrch next: they
n,ay otherwise by Law, be excluded from Gil bsneht
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DEEklEs cen Be had u ssy suaatat1es ~ -.
s'ss wv sesssse orr
, 1866-09-12

u1es .14& South ClAskst., corner Madlson.xt Chi
saAu: ~. u. o. Tor 1862 Il the most conpsisnt
al M ~ phys.s.g Eac.so II tae cstaent of
SWta guaranteed. Medicines eenf 10 p,ttHu 1hc
to8p.m. "1Ass @oo1s =; n
, 1866-09-12
CHltAGO CATTLE MARKET.

oFF1cE OF THE DAILY TR1sryE3
... Tuesday Ercoinr, september ii.
The following table shows The daily receipts OF Live
sseek ef 'he Week up to this evening, as reported BIZ
s,,s.r .,s u,,s.- Sattlc. uocs. Sheep.
sNA'n! Anu uAonQA!............. sGt ~
, 1866-09-12

~ NSR&I11CIVE'R IA&IE :UyE4
Ine Best IN tho Wosldi HN1nieas reliable 1nsta,ts
rfdte1n 1ns on!y Resfect Dybi Nodtsappointment-n*
1yu!Sutg14 Q4I1 Sikntd. WILLIAH 4. R41CHYfOE New
aSTH. ET41d $40, REGEEERAT1NG EXTRA T or I3LIE.
5a15 a15SST1redsotet, peesefFH md beauties the hsfr
-..+ ot aA 0t0Rael4M. de3atE6.lr
, 1866-09-12

inG tnSstess e taat the tEaao ia1cgular and very
SefIt ef NC Ecsk footing up Ao67 hI;l) oVfnr 10
;,;t 1St9et ohoemohdlnx between Western Hrmef1 snd
iss RTiaR.! e'r 9,1ss 1ne eop1o
fttod ~ tae aster which arc et fefs xtSv R9 .1
fna r. eay xs.y ,laEhs m.1sa % 6e ID
n u Detroit x7:o9-so; and - Chicsfo. II aSS3ss
a. n1.n neie n sf 9rsft aons who
tAt!op1. "4s1so ~ not0 In quo
Eatta Of Western supcznne At 97:s1a y r,,,,,,.r
aim ddI ds EN- ~ se;2 Sassra @ er.as: NO
EHn and Gcnt4ce, s. Tonis m9s1r snc
G93d 81 re re- Is shotee aad 1sney brands d. 3lsS
ling Atar nge o. 5.0aa]s.oo reE bri '''" a. 't9'
GanadA H.af u nE1rtT out OF the fusrtrt but nnan
!ofk afe selling At - - for cTtraa nrH az NJ
Sitpo lat Eood choice bfandg. '" "''a se<-"e3
f rev s9nthefn nour u arriving In smau 1o.a with
Gsan msa, ~ qnie: q = hi iar eoSd ship
Iof EonMon and extra ETAdt4, F7.eS~ r oAA'
, 1866-09-12
CHICAGO LUMBER AiAItkEr.

TUESDAY fvES,Sd, September il.
Tho receipts and -hlpments of Lumber turlnr III
past Htnty iotr l,puys 1Tfre: -
, 1866-09-12

iorsEAFs IL mescrars dcnlant including American.
~ ia,i yeass sro2 =. u: as" foIcien
lkkhc q n. weekly rlEtTh. unaer !ste IF rn.,t,r
snyt. nEF last 1rn"rt was the Spth az jnnr fn1f
shrf ehlch this market has undergone no imrortant
ehange tstr con nnr tive le,u roptInus-i m ia
al"nt the middle nt Aneu>i. wtln The lotai An; ME-
81 Ii t3 It, SI1iF:i GU s.swes; r-ea
9rran. 1hr rmsTte ~sh t1s hsss rsSyra lsss seass7
tSc @ s'naY. na 70 sa.nle y y ano:e prices on
accuracy ~ atst thcr cck, iowertF tbs nas.sr, II
b fairy re- cntcd by the q rsrn: ansf nricrs
Viii y IA ecF.sepHtng. Sales OF few bA1ts fan
while scry rha!tc article las hecn offered "A inT ~
AI: Present untAt orahr reports from thc GROWTH
scttons 10 tic cEect that thc.c strife befEerD
nc Iackc1s and ho11lcc- to who can secure ts,c
mo:t hops: will 2 tonh;-lly tend 10 strengthen prizes
s.Fix snG FIT anr ms,ss nm. 4. T. former the
nnfr 1n5fe II 'a5sc SsA q inteEc! hers whlch viii
AZ consumed Unless in The meantime m cxpo:t
netEana tEan thonld err1uE M: Faelish strtccs frroft
thetf crop abtut twotEls 10 fhsc.unaFtcFs or tast
year o. what wns formerly average yield lae1 year
!nE t:ueh atnyc m aeera-r. 'Qn The Continent fey
raMcI 70 nasc Qn;A nk any n last yra:. lul an
average crop. AdyiEr& from Wisconsin and Michigan
Trptt vrrE hrornhly lcth Of quality and Quantity
Alont 20A kbars FOREIGN hops Ycnaln % the ne-ESt
unso'd: tf nne.n trsc ab,af l05 ha1rs nj ut
ly growth Of Iti md older The present e.tiu,as Of
:h!s ysass crop nrr As snliows: New r"IS STATE u5
Eastern state, 500 bales. Total. 5000 10 Ml0qQ
, 1866-09-12

e..s'ts:e -, siet3H1rT
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.rsnynt1es.t ~ oe1 oteeleo mat me preamble and
Rciet1cd e e COMMITTEES IN 'shc.t. .n.u.
IL n,u,,r 49,,
iac nrcaSie aad 9cansn,io eo@imnnieaton n cover
honfs Of isbor. IN folaton 10 the
AID. Knicl lsrboeler moved fin n,,,.,, =, II,
1frI rncs A'' tSeo11uoass and demanded the ayes
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ferry, Tooda,d. Bx6S. no3dcn RcsseiI Iaies, NsE-
prondfoot, Frsn1rn EnTcf Sh.rt.f. ritufsses. nekhod4
Clark, 0'SuliIyan- oA-~~'''a' LAWSON.
Nots-Ald. Taico!t-l
The pseamble mi ,,c1n1,+so,,
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national and in6fxtdnsi " aao great sou-c:s Of
utoductiye OF hnm.H r. 6pr>1SspsfAs. aud greatly
6y iusi laws md ner;nr,nap5 ~ Noen regulated
as arc cousis;en. VIII ~ oer such acquisitions
au9s
earns IL fied +, rtns tSs snd props: that be Wig
only enjoy the fruits Of hs hanc. III nno1 nt
ruoraI ,napsoTssn. euciens M in's fos mental and
frec 10 isbor ~ 1n.G q saoaia l.s we'll paid aud