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, 1866-04-20
LASnANAY ELOpEMENT.

Sad 1scrult OF TOO mnch Shufn1nc OF
the - Light Fnntassic Toes,-4n In
dulEcpk Husband and \ *sPArttnE
Kssss.,
The De Witt Howa) 0b.erptr, Of the 9Th
1nst..QiVea an elaborate account Of an tlope-
ment that occurred from the timber north Of
that place ut recent date, In the case Of Mr.
Joseph Liston's wife Mary md one Albert
Iashaway. Sheriff Hogle, Of Clinton County,
and hu Deputy, Wickes, arrested the parties
at Ramassa, seven miles east OF Dc Witt. on
1he 5th inst- Il seems that Mrs. Mary Was
1Astic toe y &C., which her husband objected
to. Mr. Listop IL an attcuttve, hard.working
man, and recently sold farm In the tlmber,
n many Of our readers doubtless know,
for $7sss0. This money was locked mp At
home in a trunk for safe-keepine, and to
maintenance. Lashaway is a youth Of per
nsps some sSea!s = sa%@ei ior aea .a n tne
made living, Is the Obsr5psr says, by his i'd
10 that profession, and the winning wsJs Of
one given to 1t, % WAS Lashawsy, soou Won
The fair Mary. She concluded the cmbodl-
-1ncut Of perfection was In Albert, and not In
her lawful welded Joseph, and conniEed
plan Of elopemeut with him-taking, to de-
and twenty dollars. MI. L. was absent from
no orr IT home-thc cl,tldran 1t a neighbours.
a young man from this city, an accomplice In
the act, had tntnlsbed the ca1Tiase7 aud,
quoting from the 0bserstr, WHO has probably
beeu credibly Informed Of all the facts, -
brother Of Mrs. Hston euspectsng that evening
that eli Was not going right, concluded to
watch 1t the roadside In the woods near the
house. Some time after dark covered car.
Iiage drove up ucar the house, past where the
soung man was keeping wateh, and turned
near the Joung man. . woman's voicn was
heard to cry out, ~ Hold on. want to ride y
Unknown to each other the brother and SIS
ter had sought hiding places near together,
remark, the brother sprang 'orward and
ron't.r She cried for heip, and Lashaway
Jumping from the carriage, look part In the
tussie, which resulted in the release Of the
Woman, and the couple, getting inlo tue car
p Witt, and i. was discovered at The Gates
House that they had r11ircd there a6ont
xtz 9,e1oek T. The n.ns msniaf thf !5a9at a'!ea1
spd Lady. The Sheriff iollowsd
q sb sbe o missing Is % money. Which Tas given to
1iston. The husband gave Mrs- Llston S5o,
4nd said he tsneger wanted TO see her lace
again." This she took very coolly but when,
: by permission Of the Sheriff, she went to the
Jail door to bid her hopeful fiddler goodbye.
ehe WIS moved to tearn. 4 parting kiss was
taken, and the lovipg pair had to separate.
Mr. Liston, from respect to the parents Of his
3nfdci vile, has dropped the case, thoush he
could no doubt have the offenders sent to
Stale Prison. Both Lashaway and his devoted
Diary declare their intention Of get living TO-
Eethcr, although he has a wife In Canada,
having come out here to secure place to
move TO. Mrs. Iiston gave I.ashnway SIS ol
1hc $50 she received OF her husband. He Il
now IN jail md We hive not been informed
Of her whereabouts"
, 1866-04-20
The Flower Trade Of New York.
from the New York Newe, 10th inst

The trade IN flowers has become quite bus
mess in New York City. There are On Broad
way alone ten or twelve ftores devoted to
II nenrly all these stores there arc persons
who hare made the business OF composing
bouquets and arranging crosses, wedding
wreaths, buria1 mementos, e et4eru, study,
and have cultivated the taste for years. TO
certain extent, they arc artists. Some Of
their compositions arc very beautiful. Tho
eolors are not only arranged har1nonIouslY,
but even the perfumes Of the different flowers
are 20 combined ~ to produce the most dc
lichtfu1 EtasTances- The flowers that are most
u used are c4melis., tsponicas, lilies, ornnse
blossoms, yiolete, roses, roscbuds, hr1iotrnpca,
nlguonnettes, wax flowers, fuschias snd psnks.
There are many other flowers used, but the
above are the principal ones. The prices OF
these beautiful compositions vary. ranging
from twenty-five cents to tWo hundred and
fifty dollars each. Crosses for funerals range
from ten 10 one hundred dollars, and are gen
ctnlly made OF white roses, camelias, lilies OF
the valley, tnbe roses and orange blossoms.
The flower bill for wedding In hiEh lie In
New Tork City does not fall much short Of
ene Thousand dollars. The business Of some
Of these flower merchants amounts, annually,
TO sevcrnl hundred thousand dollars, and Is
said 10 be very profltable. The vast wealth
and population OF New York sustaia this ex-
pensIYe trade In flowers.
, 1866-04-20

- The knoxT1l1e tFhig, Gov bFoxnloW's
organ, In IN article headed "A Separate State'
says;
II erer the real people Of East Tennessee
were united On any one project. It is that Of
forming and erecting separate State out Of
The thirty-one counties Of East Tennessee.
The people with one voice CIT out give us 8
new and separate State. It Is not necessary
here to set forth the geographical, political,
social, economical and industrial REASONS
which urge this separation-thcy strike the
should ket out Il Organized, with 4 population
of S0o, 900 souls, and in ten yearz It would be
doubled. Our new State from the lower end Of
Marion county, to the upper end Of johnson,
would afford us territory 60 miles long,
Knoxville being within ten miles of the GEN.
tre- Our fine lands would at once be taken
up and put IN cultivation. Our vast mineral
resources would be ut once developed, and
every county made to boast Of It's nanutac-
turing esta blfahmeuts. Erect East Tennessee
into new md separate State, and It will be
Tcdei.<ns1dest dag ebe las seen since the ycar
This idea Of rs1ksre was admitted into the
net recent one, but Las uou-- -
a quarter Of a century By many us N~tepce IL
men. The hopeless and irreconctlhole tl..r-e--
tucss OF opinions and purposes, as between
opr ueople and those west or the mountains,
lcaye no alternative but a separation. Let It
he done bonorably, alnicably and constitu-
.iona.ss; ard let the dAglslon Of territory be
by division Of the public property,
upon fair, Just md equitable principles. Let
lhe State pFoper turn over to ns her Interest
10 our lines OF railroad, and such public build
Engs as have been erected By the Stnte-and
they are few In number-while we would sur
render cur interests In all west of the NOUN
Lains, including the State Capitol
, 1866-04-20
TIE SOUTH AMERICAN WAR.

The Af11es to Move on HuuaaltA on the
10zA u EH&fch-The Allied Command-
-NH @G1A a CoAnett OF EEaF-No Lack OF
AYmA I'm South AMcrfcA-TEoubIe4 Of
a CoufndeFAte-A Chtt1An RF4rR1eer
ChasaRx 4 Spanish &hap Into Maldo-
, 1866-04-20

TEE EEw 61xAMEH FOR INr pxTRoEr AND SA0rxAw
vaterusht eompa1tnenss. and Other a1aliuss 70
CITY II IS expected tha1 she wtll be completed and
ready for teYFcd By the 18th Of June. She VIII Prob
nhl1 be called tho Saginaw. Aoblo name for noble
bo&t.
R1TE1 AxD HAxnoR 1xrkoyKaIv1A-The House
Committee On Commerce h1ye long bad under con11f-
grafton the subject of river ana haieox lnpEoreneats
and have Determined 10 report bill Ap3rorE! !3t1nE
something three millions, to be expended under
tho ui1tcou cf the SecsetaJJ Of waI for tas repaf
taasa for. most .. weh arc Or have oe1e under way
uent OF the st Clair FAl%. Michigan, $4,000; for in.
psnvseut Of st. A1Fys River, bet Lake 5uptraor
ard Lake Huron, 33drbe; Aauzal l1aFhor. Michigan,
s3ies; iml9o.smtnt q t.aakf9Ts Haf6or: siehiSaa.
iEsn. fs3,tG0; improvement Of Black Lake HarsoF,
Mchikan, s3 q improvement Of st Joseph szoor;
SALE o1 6TKA4xB.-John Hu'ehines4 ESQ pur-
chased yesterday OF Capt Z. q. Ward the E-ilknoNu
hteamef s. Clement for ~ ooo The Clement y only
about I've years old. these Is no stronger or better
height bost the wtstezn IAkeF, and she Is Of 9ht
dranEht which Will stre her krtas aovsntase the
Lake Superior t11e, la which We u1dcfltAnd sha Is 10
lie placed.
, 1866-04-20
Gold Mines In New EnE1And-Rlch
discoveries in New Hamp.hffe-A
hartford Company strike Gu1d.


From the Hartford Times. sE4h fn.t.l
Much Interest and excitement has existed
smopg the good people OF Upper New HAmp-
SHIRE, aud in parts Of Vermont, IN conse-
quencc Of rich discoveries OF gold in the
quartz Of the mountains there. 4 New York
large gold vein in one Of the spurs Of the
Green Mountains In Vermont. that they are
now erecting the necessary quartz crushing
machinery and are going to work. 4 Hart
ford company seem to hnye struck an equally
rich. or Eieher mine. i is II the Fsapeonla M
town of Lisbon. Specimens Of the quartz
thrown ont By blast, and picked mp " inst
ne they came," without selection. were taken
10 Professor Hayes, the State Assaye1 Of
massachusetts, for analysis-
His report would Indicate richer gold
mine In New Hampshire than anything ever
known to CaA!ornia. lie pronounced the
quartz to be worth 1861 ton for its gold, and
<l59 for It's silver. TAis vas In Sanuary.
another test Just made, Of fragments blasted
lower down, confirms the above value Of the
white quartx, In Which the gold can he plainly
seen In bits the size Of \ mustard seed to that
Of half pea and makes certain specimens Of
grey quartz, in Which no gold is visible. worth
much morn; rs high, according TO one batch Of
samples, rs Fl 500 a ton. He declares 1t to be
shc richest quartz he ever assayed, not cz-
teptiug the best from California or Nevada.
hight IN Lisbon village this company have
obtained and opened q rocky peak which is
apparently NIL full Of plumbago, mixed with
silver 1t IL a beautiful specimen Of plum
l'sgo,. yielding, BY assay, a2s In plumbago and
so Of silver.
The geological formation of the gold mine
called the 81 wall y revealed By blasting, which
experienced Califoruio miners delight to be-
hold as one Of the very surest signs Of rich
deposits.
, 1866-04-20
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MONETARY.


TuuRapAY EvESns, April II, 1866.
Ihe weather to-day was dIsaSfce1b1t. and active
bn4tpexs uss tute1ferred With 10 some extent: but
there Is no mater1a1 change tn the condition Of ths
money market Thr demand fer money II the dis
count houses IL air and the market MY b report
ed close, but there Il no particular stngency. The
rate Of 1scount lot first class paper il steady Ut ten
per cent per annu1n; but Inferior grades of paper
are generally discounted on the street ut 1@a per
cent DER month.
The supply Of EaStsrn exchange Is tttl inadequate
to meet the dezn1nd, and nearly all our bznkers
have to express currency daily 10 maintain thsir
paiaIcen 1t 'the East Rates however, remasn
steady I: par buying and Ito premium selling
Rorrd lots were In demand among bankers At
premium OF 65A75c per thousand, but few OF none
Of the banke h&d any 10 spare.
i The Clearing House Committee On the Badger
case have not done nslhing Jet. Owing to the
absence Of one Of The member, no anyestgauon nas
ret been maoe.
=, The general markets to-day were somewhat M
eet'1edhu there WIS no material ehaugc In pf1ces.
Flour wps eteady and brm. Wheat nas unsettled,
bat closed AGHc per bushl higher than Yesterday.
Com was quiet and easier. Oats ruled h11c
lower. Rye advanced 1sc per bushe. Barley was
steady. Fre,9hts we're quiet and unchanged. Pro-
yt:ions were dull. Lard was fEmeT.
YIN. Il. Rark, Esq. for number Of years COZ
nccted with tho Bank OF Montreal, has been ap-
po't1ed TO take charge Of the agency In this city
ANboueh new TO our business and bus1uess men,
We have no doubt but he vii receive cordial vel
come.
Gold vas shade dsmer to-day-open ns q. 1sC{,
declining to 1sSa;, md closins al 1s1,s The iol.
loving arc the quotations telegaphed to James
B Tfrofher1 Hn1A htnEPFzA
, 1866-04-20

II the Gully Physician Apeefalst now IN the city
that be entirely relied upon. Go TO MY. and not
suffer Disease 10 renain IN Tour system. dIsr1uslnx
your sce md body. bedcs destroying your happiseas
sad tutn.e prospects IN LIE. Re h14 made peEso1al
dizease 2ud neEyous debility hs studF for the last
twenty years, and Is therefore the per1ou whom all
aaaicted should cuasult. No ore ever heard Of pa
teat of ha not bos cused since he has been In the
Csy. His reputation ha2 vouchers To III the cly ps
pe,s, hts patients sad the medical profession. both here
and abroad. being tho mort skilled specs1il here.
snd thorough mater Of hi1 profession. al ottez1
fail don't despair: give him cal. I'll only com
mon occurrence with him to cure snch cssea- His
rooms Ire separate Tor ladies' and Retmen. aud the
rost complete II tho city. Cousu1tAuou8 nee and
confidential.
ottee No. 17B South CarK street. corner Of Monroe.
balf . block rom The Post Dnce- Post once Boz 13a
Chicago. III. Once houss trom b. n. to sp.m-
Send for his sGude to Health" publlshei monthly.
fee OF charge.
ToUSa Mk1, TAk1 PARTICULAR Nor1cL-Doctor
Bkeow deyotes much Of hts tine to the 1easnent OF
ttose cau,ed By aec7et habit which ruins both
BODY and mind, uniting the unIorsunste Individual
for either business society. The sad EJECT Of hese
eay nahtt ths excesa OF rlper yeats Il to weaken
md debultAsa the consultation. destroy the physical
and mental povets, diminish sud enteehle tha natural
feelings and exhaust the vttal soe7g1es Of manhood
the pleasures OF lttn maz1s, the object of marriage
hn1trated and ex15tenea tszeaf rendered. te1m .ol
unceasng misery snd regret Huch persons especially
those contemplating marriage. should lose tina IN
making Immediate application. Dt. B.. By bis nev
treatment u enabled 10 eusure specify and pe4ma-
uent cnre.
once, 119 sonsh uuk,as., cosn9 Of Monroe
, 1866-04-20


The Fire Insurance Companies Of New York
Csty have iesolved to increase the Faies Of tnsur
ancc. and Committee, competed OF Mcss1s. Pick
neg, Oakley, Mcpona1d, Hart, HtnshaT, Hodges,
t1pwcl, ballard. GarEtaue and Murray, ere now
nj work arranging new ta1an Of rates. at The
next reg ulHr meeting Of the Heard OF Fire lnsnt-
arcc Companies, on Wcdncsd dry ne1t, the Commit
sec will report, and It Is probable that neW tariff
VIII thep be adopted.
The Minnesota Legislature has passed Law
for the adjustment OF the old rslrosd bonds.
Ihetc bonds amount 10 something DEAR q, ,5oo,No,
issned 70 aid tin the construction Of railroads IN
that State EoEe SIX or scye 5cazs hgo since which
time no interest nas becn paid on the same- The
lnw recently passcd. however provides for the ap-
totntment Of three commissioners, whose duty Is
to ascertain the whereabouts Of said bonds, how
much thr holders paid for them, snd+ II ettitiae-
tof5 Arrangement CEN be made new bonds arc to
he e1chap.ed for the old oues. subject, however, to
the approval Of thR Legislature and direct vote OF
ttepeople.
The New York Tribune, OF Tuesday, contains
the following:
has funding scheme under consideration, and will
soon commence oPesauons: 4 IL !. 70 BE- noped shat as
rttdecesEor and break down by Offering loo low =
rate Of interest and 100 eh0t bonds. SIX per cent
II not high rate 10 paJ. and the Secretary should
oi iodeh,edpsse, ind compound notes, hy TeterTtag
,be option Of paying of stx per cenl bolals sftet
five. ten twenty years even. The Secretary will
do his du. tfhe luccteds, during his term Of otBca
In funding the debt INTO long e!x per cent. and re
tires enough debt 10 comply with the lAw, estab-
hthlnx sinking tuud reasonably"
The New York Timer Of The 18th Eaye:
.Tbe Beard Of Directors Of The Rock Island Com.
psny have determined To-day to taltzo thetr sur
pins income. ana 70 appsops,as the osoceeds 70 he
Acet ride Of this Mtfe1ssippi, under The recsnt
ranrrmeat OF rrsojuttment Of the bonded debt and
| ttock Of that road. they plsee At the option Of
thcar etockhoiders a fcHp equal TO ~ 2
reu. OF their holdings as on The eth Hay
/ next, upon which foul.fhhs Of Its par
saas s.l b sskg1Tlsdged =. tss .'s 5tbrr r. one M
tts1h inro common tsoek T1thin stten period. The
eash eurplus alresdy available IN the income nc
count; The cs-h 10 he derived from tho scp, and
the bsif million Of ca'h heretofore advanced to the
MlteI.f1ppi md Mfrsour, Itoad, will give the CON-
rsuy ibe control ot the atter cost les than
t,sh ne original outlay upuo 1t. and mora than
doube the present length Of ilne Operated BY The
itock l,land Compan,: The scrip. With 90 CENT
cert On tte pA1 Of the Rock Island eha5es, Ahopt
lsEIs p cent over the narket price today"
, 1866-04-20

= Ihe cotton market opened Jea'esdAy m7.ntn. d7ti,
Hd wore gloomy appearance thrpaxbars kh. I4Y,
ao!as5. oae.sd noth1ex but sna,l lo fas which tae
e purchase It The p1ees askca The stsatner HsSs.
~ mf n. Nom 'zRcol Fac rsy l;tls encourage
9uottn cotton rotninAi at asaKc. The fxo oEjoex
daesreteh s1id cssto9 cutf and lower Is SIC Tnese
With Prices tending downward. 4 few heIes ehsarrd
hsnds u 75 mr. niddilng. and sc (or GOOD ND
ding. The narke: closed DUH aud dropping aaa If
the New Torx dec1na II sustaned cottos IL Tia n..
set heze viii So back 70 2ss1sc, STe FyTe our 6rnt.
tons a nominal. -" ' 1"~'"-
t3ooA ........-..,.rGn Al
Aldl1F ...-s.+ S1An
Good Mtdd1tnE ~. ............,.,,.,....' Ttzst
, 1866-04-20

AU EXt1fGCe
From The lone Of tho British commercial presl
quot1uon. and hAt rntil the condition OF tie nett
crop Is nkr cained Tie tendency Of she srket viii
America Is a,ed ~ one Of the causas which may b.
expected 10 Influence the tu,ur- mtcc OF donr. ii
tg The Enrllsh corn n.Ishanta. At last aeconu.
wefr looking over the contlntnt OF Europe for fht
REQUIRED supplies Gnt urn had recently consYactrd
10 hare g: e sacks sent rom FsAnce 70 Liverpool, ii
contracting arrr3y IN hpts'a md Es4ps 10 New ol
there fsets Eonld II not oe well for the holders oi
cspos,tlcu thsy intend 10 make OF The surplus tley
have now on hAud? The home market csnnos absorb
IT, neither foreign deAaer1 ouFi buy ut rrcleni
p1lece. Would not, therefore. bo sound policy 10
potIsy the rats enough 70 enable q to compete With
other patlon1 IN tue Dritish mArkeu7
, 1866-04-20

IT9uM tue 1C11o1& &tat'1ue@ 2P147 1o=1 =
The unwelcome intelligence concerning the
Pennsylvania and Delaware m1ncs will not;
probably, occasion much surprise. The
stockholders hare for some time hoped
against hope, and their corporations not be-
Ing copper -bottomed, haye at last been added
to the already long list Of wrecks With which
the shores Of Lake Superior are Etrewn.
The Pennsylvania mfue was formerly called
the 'Northwest," md was, Il we are not
Greeley, who obtained lease of the ground
from the General Government. It has sunk,
al an inside estimate, q, ,000, 600, In addition
10 the copper received. The Delaware is an
otf.shoot from the same mine, and has sunk
about $400,0 0,00.
, 1866-04-20
9pectal Rutirea.


On Syphilis, samfnai Weatasss :hs secret lan1mlhea
ol 1oata naatusisy, and II srcale Complaints
pTn. BQKRok CHS Z LD-+ rorthwrst coFnrf Soukh
WatU md ClaIk 1szset1. tupstal.a> cnicsko. ILL.,, DE-
rots ther attention exclusively to she treatment ct
sec4et diseases. Ine1 have had, pexoaps more e1ten
stFe rf3et1rc md More practical e1peEie1co IA Ge&t
Ing these peculiar mAatea sbAn any other physicians
In the St1te- They 1fe toundertd the onJ fel!Ao1a
phJsic3A1s for treating Private Dsseases In CheAko
ioCN0 AKa TAKE PAkTICrLA1 EoIlcX,-A cure foT
shoss who have injured thetusevcs By secret hahlss
4 MOST 6ClsNTIF1c IEvlS ZION.
An instrument fos the Of Genital DebstJ. OF Voc
tufnA Emtssions ror1 properly k1oWn ~ Seminal
#eAfpess, ETC. Caa be peTnaosntty cured ta ffon Is
when u.ed couolrtly With nedlcnea- p.s. Boesou-ns
Co in order to taitar3 the most sctSt1cal H to the
nefs Of shetr instrument pledge them selves that n
my ustRuce where II may proYe unsatisfactory. after
fair trial, The money will be refunded BY returning
tho i.stfumEt tn good nsdn. Price. - py nall oz
express
DRs. BoRRouaHs 4 Cos@fonr nediciae. have
y: 8 a. ssa e
NJ s j:ss ss t. a:ss i e
HEw R1xzDrs IND uu1ck crKp.-For tho veut.
real piseases and all Prlvate Couniaiaty-zleets,
Structures. seminal Eeatuess pains In the joints IT.
fettons Of the bdneys diseases Of the head, throat
nose and akin and I'll those dreadful 4nttozs arising
rom secsrt habit Of youth. which produce consit1
topa dehlltJ ffndef marriage impossible, and IN The
ttd destroy both body and mind. Tho Treatment
they adoprta the result upwards OF thirty year e1
teusife acd successful Europe md America.
1xFogrAsT TO LAp1zs.-Fenoale Complaints treated
With great Success Our Periodical Drops will bring
the eou1ses In ol ohGtructtspt um any cause
P1tIeAts treated by letteT. AddTcsx p5SS. EOR.
R0EaHs CO.. N. r. corner so1th Water and c1ark
strteta, ChIcsko. yGD
, 1866-04-20

ARRIVED. .Apttt -,
fchr +. D Ring, Wilkinson, ST. Joseph, s n lumber.
6cr DRyspFing, :fones, st. Joasph. sundEies.
schf Maine, Tll1AEA Grind Haven. 3.0c r. R. ties.
achl OctArto. Johnson Grand Sren, 1900 X. H. Ties.
sclr New Hampshire, Long. Grand Haven, = N lam.
her.
schr Commencement. Jansen, Grand narsn, 70 N 1un-
per.
Echr G. Knapp, Jones. Twn Rivers, 1850 cedar posts.
Schr Luna, Helfckson. Kat2mazco. 20 cd1 wood acd
6undfte1.
5chr ayue 0Brien. st. PsuIs Pisr, 50 eds wood, %
eds bark. ..
Eehr Rate Drake. Drske Pcntwater, ~ m shingles.
Schr Richardson, ChagtotteyIlle, q N lumber
Fchr r. H. Peak. An1erton. Lincoln, rs n lumber. -
Scht Cynthm Gordon, Thompson, ST. Joseph, 40 eds
scow Contest, Nelson, Racine. $500 brick.
CLEAhED............Ap1fi1 -.
Prop @. J. Truesde11. Watreo Grand Haven sundrie2
NArque Auet!c1, Smith, A1akexon.
Scbf Supply. Iacksnu. snIHa1ktt.
sCnf Senntor Hiood. slcEafthy. Milwaukee.
hehr A. Rust. Lindkrew. Mu1xe1on.
Schf Jtnniebea, Butler, MuskeEDps
Echf Armsd1- HanJm. Manl4tse.
Echr A. +. Dntton, yknEy. Holland. 1undf1es,
Echf M1tue, Williams, Grand Hxrtn-
bcnr Il. q. KlnK. M1ttusoo. ST. Joseph, aund1fes.
Rchr DsJsp11nE, Joues, t Joseph. snndties. ;.
Schr Anfaup, Lawrence. EeW1net. ~
sthr ParsukIon, CAntetd, Dean's neT.
, 1866-04-20
&0n1rnn1R1It 9alkB.

NOVERNAfENT SALE.-Drugs,
~ Cneu,cais. Hospital stoEes. india Ruboe1 Good
pTu:s ststs' aundrlts. 9e VII b sold q a1cuon At
,ns axdcsl Iur.sJ9s no3f M.
oeocf st9es q u ;be 'e5o;15 r a .ss1s: 2
E1fcr, 10 rs Nitrous Ether. 40 ~ ChlosofoImr
loo s. Cknta. Ptat.e; l9o = essp, ~ AH 9onia ?aa
sc,sa 81 saph: C.nc6on!a seo a Tsanias 500 ~ q:
tracts 900 Gsraes lafeo IL Adhss, P'1sses 3 GO
spoees. aeoo p = Faz!n, q ;ta9 r. r. Esssnee *oeG SO
spatuas. $50 /. T. Cushions. 100 G. r. Rlanxeis %
setber with Ernsta1 supplY fCncntcas. Med!ctne1.
provided tnF GoyeEntncns Hospi1.ls- Goods an ID
examined Two days pricr to SALE Cataoa uea resdy.
surreon nd Bvr- Colonel q. s. Vol1., Medical Pas.
refos. Y. = T. Rpl!u2tSl0r
, 1866-04-20

an x0ses n Grain reported IN tAts market report
made on 6dsS Qf &c storage, uafess 0aerarise
tfesseG.
, 1866-04-20
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