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NEW CATHOLIC CHURCHEs.-The plans
for the erection of the new Catholic church of
ST. Anne, at Port Richmond, have been COM
pleted. The facade OF the new church will
surpass in appearance that of any church in the
city. There will be three doors with orna-
N ntal cornlces, three imposing flights of steps
leading to them, and pillars with elaborately
carved capitals will alternate. The entablature
will also be highly finished with elaborate
mouldings. In a niche, at the base of the tower,
a statue of St. Anne will be placed. Above all
the spire will be reared A clock will pc placed
in such position as to be seen q great distance
in all directions. The building will be so feet
front by ITO feet deep.
Next Sunday afternoon, at 81 O'Clock, the
cornel stone OF the new Catholic church, to be
erected at Seventy-hrst and Darby road, Pas
chalville, will be laid by Right Reverend Bishop
Wood The sermon will be preached by Right
Reverend Bishop McGill, OF Richmond The
work OF erecting the building Will be vigorously
prosecuted. Reverend A. j. Gallagher, its
pastor has already collected considerable
portion of the money required The churcn
will be called st. Clements.
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BOATS WHICH Won PRIzEs.-At the
ecent regatta the Wilo, of the third-class boats,
won the prize, q tureen in the form OF pear;
and the Fiat iron, of the cunning skifs, won
a goblet and salyer.
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THE HARRISON BOILER
A SAFE STEAM BOILER.

The attention of manufacturers and Others using
Steam is confidently cal ed to this new Steam Gene
rator a COMBINING essen ia advantages in absolute
safety from exp Osion cheapness OF rst COS ana
OF repairs In economy of fuel faci tty OF cleaning ami
now This boiler l. formed oI 90 nbinaton OF
cast-Ton hollow spheres each snhere eight inches ex-
These are held together by wrouehtIon bolts, with
caps at the ends ny I
Nearly one hundred ofthese Boilers are in opera
ion, some Of them IN tho pest establishments In thi
eitv
For descrptiye circulars or price, aPpiy to JOSEPH
HARRISON, Jr. Harrison Boiler WoTHs, GRAY'S
FERRV Road, adjoining the United States Arsenal,
Philadelphia 42l " th2m6p
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CLT INTELLIGENCE
~ Add0tOnal Cys -xIeaiqeaee see Flt!h paee.

The FRANKLIN INsTITUTE.-The closing
meeting of this body, and among the most in
structive and interesting of the season, was held
last evening. The attendance was large, amply
hlling the cozy lecture-room.
Alter the usual preliminary business, the resi-
dent Secretary, Professor Morton, read his
report on Novelties in Science and Art"
In the first place, an account was given oil the
new and extensive water works of Paris, and the
enormous subterranean reservoirs or crypts at
Menilmontant, which were lately illustrated
with the electric ieht at the visit of the munich
pal authorities. Many bridges, docks, canals,
etc., we're then briefly described, as well as a
variety OF new machines.
There we're then exhibited an improved trac-
non engine or locomotive, invented by L.
kransch; a truit-drying house, bv j. Billings;
a Water-doOr TOR furnaces, by Mr. Burgess; gas
purchase tongs OF improved form, by Richard
Cox; an improved calculator, and also an in
terest and discount computor, by @. w. Peale.
The secretary then gave very full description
OF a new Photographic lens invented and con-
structed by J. Zentmeyer, illustrating the sub
iect by immense drawings thereon on the screen
with large lantern.
Drawings OF sun spots and beautiful micro
scopIc photographs were display ed in like man.
ner with the finest effect.
number OF interesting chemical and physi-
cal discoveries and improvements were then
from Mr.. Queen, was exhibited in the lantern,
projecting its beautiful and varied patterns on
the screen. A letter from General TOtten, on
the establishment of Government bureau of
mechanical investigations aud experiments, was
then read, and referred 10 a committee, and after
some remarks by Mr. Nystrom, the meeting ad-
iOurned.
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RAILROAD LINES.
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON. AND BA
4 TMoRE RAILROAD. ..-.., r -...,. o..

PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON. AND BA
4 TAoRE RAILRS9AADf S9A H,p1r --5 -.r.r1 ,L
leave psS sOiS.2 n9EPA y AB sTset Is lass sSd S w
TN Ayenue, as iolowsi--
Baltimore ana wSsbston M M sOponS az Chester, va
map9stsn an 9rS hewaS hSon Hoithe Psty VILE Hsvre
WAY Mali Train at is A. NJ. Sundays exceptedl for
BstmoIe stopping at all regular stations between PHI
Delaware I Railroad Train at Q A. NJ. SUNDAYS ex-
ssptsd for Princess Anne NJ ilford, and intermediate
E1gress Train at ll45 An Sundays exOepted), for
Express TISn al M tsundays excepted) Tor Bal
WnmSrg'opW hI WNnngton s,Spplns a. hester pavm9nt
HAVE de Gyaeeah bcrdeen. Perryman's, Edgewood Mag
Spht TSprss at II p H. for pH Baltimore and ash
rSsengers by Boat from Baltimore tor Fortress Nom
zoe Wv Point, and Richmond, will take the
NiLMINGToN ACCoMMoD ALTON TRAINS.
STOPPING at all Stations between philadelphia and VII.
Leave PhnadelPhia ate II rs A. NJ, AsO g. and llsO
Raroad or Bs nston and HatoSs Desa"are
- Leave Wilmington ate IS and 0SO A. NJ, and $50
Trains tc5 Ee.w Castle leave Philadelphia at A. NJ,
lHRoUGu TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE
Leave ThIlPPgFttGH sgtH e Fn u nj t2S and lNP M
Leave chester AZ ts $40. lO4 and lrIO A NJ, f4S
FRoM BALTiMoRE TO PHILADELPHIA.
E1SIc. sS,s BfTo ExSress s s Fg5go!s gg s 3
me- TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
Leave imington at 5 % ano 80 A. NJ. aud 4i5P M.
Ffeieht with Passenger attacned will leave
az follows ;W lmlngton Tor terrl viii and intermediate
intermediate stations al iG5P. NJ Penyviie for VIII
mngton and In ermediate stations mt 500 a. N con-
meeting ot Wilmington with SA NJ. train for Phadel-
phia - -.
SUNDAY TRAINS. ...
Express Train at 4lb A. Baltimore and wash
ington Stopping at hester, Mimin. ton Newark Elk
ton, Nor heat Perryvihe H0vre-de-Grace, Aberdeen
Pen mons. Magno Ia, Nnase's and StemmeI's Run.
Nifh ENpTessIl for Baltimore end Washington.
lecon modadon Train at II 80 4. Nj. for wilmington
and intermediate stations.
BALTIMORE FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave Baltimore at s25 Il. Nj stopping at Havre-de-
~'He, peuyyille and ilmmgton. Also at Elk
ton and Newark ito take for Phi adephia and
leave passengers from Washington Baltimore) and
chester 20 leave passengers nom Baltimore or WASH
| inrton
Accommodation Train from wi mington for Philadel
| phiR and inte mediate stations ate % 4. M.
4l6 II y. KENNY, Superintendent
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MRS. JOHN DREW'S ARCH STREET
sA7URDAY EVENING, June z8, 1866.
hXTRA0RDlNAkY ATTRACTION
GRAND DRAMATIC OVATION
j. Z. MCDoNOUGH,
Many Friends Of Philadelphia
PREVIOUS To HIS DEPARTURE FOR CALI
FORNIA,
when his Brother.
t. B. MoDONOUGH
of the Mobile Theatre will have the of making
"''' "pDi DOUBLE BILL OF FENTERTAINMENT
Two acts Of f. II. House and Dion Boucicsut's Irish
Drama Of -
ARRAH-NA-PoGUE;
THE WICKLOW WEDDING.
Shaun thes Post (as performed by him two hundred
ngnts( MR. j. h. MCDO SOOGH
Arrah Meelish (hrst time). ISIS LIZZIE PRICE
Col. O'Grady who has kindly voluneered) j. II j. OK
Tt @ performance to conclude with John BTougham's
capital Burlerque, in two acts
POCA-HON-TAS;
OR,
YE GENTLE SAVAGE
hlnh row 'ha-tan. Z. MCDONOUGH
Z. u
Introducing all the original music.
seats secured at r. B. Peterson's until Friday th en-
at the Arch Street Theatre. 6202t
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Police INTELLIGENoE.-MarYR Riley was
arrested yesterday, with piano cover in her
possession, which she had, as alleged, stolen
from the parlor OF the Markoe House. she was
taken before the Recorder when it was stated
that she had taken it from the piano, one OF the
boarders witnessing the theft, but supposing
she belonged to the place. Held to appear at
Court.
A young woman of genteel appearance was
arrested, yesterday, ON suspicion OF having
stolen piece of poplin which sne had in her
possession, and which she was observed to in
close in a newspaper as if to conceal it. Being
questioned, she said she had obtained it at
store in Second street, and the officer proposed
TO accompany her to Ii. She pretended she
could not remember the store, but it was dis
covered by the mark on the goods that it had
been taken from the store of Edwin Hall d Co.
Defendant afterwards had a hearing at the Cen
tral Station, when Mr.. Hall testified that she
had come into the store and asked him if he
wanted Il sales woman, and afterwards looked at
some silks. The trst knowledge he had OF the
theft was when the policeman brought her to
the place. Upon being questioned, defendant
said that she was from Oxford, Chester county,
and had come 10 the city with her father She
was held TO answer the THEFT.
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EXTENSION OF THE WATER WORKS.
Contract Aaodrded.-The bids for the construc
tion OF the engine and boiler house TOR tn 2 new
Roxborough Water Works were opened on Tues
day, and the contract was awarded 10 ID. Crdmer
& Son. The bids were as iollows:-S /. Givin,
Sl9, 500; II. Phillips, $24, ,78l; D. Cramer d son,
Sl7,9OO. The buildings to be constructed viii
consist OF an engine mouse ooler mouse, ana ana
Station, eight and a halt miles from the present
works. When completed, the whole viii form
one building, SO by 1870 ieet, the stack to be 100
1eet high. The build ng will be Of gnei,ss stone
ard French root The stack TO be constructed
OF brick. The water way and the foundations
Tor the pump and engine are to be constructed
by the Water Department
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The METHODIST FA R.-The Fair at Con-
cert Hall IN AID OF the aged and intrm of the
Metho list Episcopal Church promises to be a
success, as tne attendance is very large. The
display at the various tables is very beautiful,
and as many of the articles placed upon them
are useful as well as ornamental, the sales will
no doubt, be numerous. 1t would be invidious
10 name any particular feature where every.
thing Is so tastetully arranged. This evening
novel feature will be introduced one hundred
children from the northern Home for Friendless
Children, and the Soldiers aud Sailors
Orphans' Home, are to be present and sing
number OF choice pieces OF music.
The following is a statement OF votes on the
Bible and Hymn-book up to . O'Clock, Wednes-
day evening:-St. Johns, 80; Green Street. 76;
st. Pau's, II; Ebenezer, 10; Fifth Street, IL;
Twelfth Street, 10: St. Georges, 8; Nazareth, z;
Union, z; Spring Garden 6; Arch Street, 5;
Wharton Street, 4; Scott, A.; Broad Street, 4.
Scattering, II, divided among the various NJ. E.
churches in the city.
The following is the vote on the Base Ball
Implements at the Far, up TO 10 o'clock last
night;-Alert, Jr., 2l0; Arctic, lS2; Congress,
Jr., 15I; Athletic, Sr., 60; Commonwealth, 26;
Bachelor, %; Mozart, 49, Osceola, 20; Athenian,
13; Athletic, Jr., s.: Butler, 8; Crystal, q; Key
stone, Jr., o; olympic, a; Leola, Jr., q; Lively,
Jr., 2; Ellsworth, l; Swittfoot, l; Swamp Fox, l.
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MILITARY.-A meeting of the officers and
men OF the California Regiment, list Pennsyl
vana Volunteers, was held in the Supreme
Court room on the evening OF the 10th. Colonel
r. Penn Smith was called to the chair. This
regiment was raised by Colonel Il, d. Baker,
who was killed at Balls Bluff, aud numbered
among its members General Isaac Wistar and
some Of the best fighting men in the army. A
preamble and resolutions were adopted setting
forth that the regiment Will parade on the
coming 4th of July in dark dress. white gloves
and fatigue cap. unless the ,colored troops be
allowed TO participate in the Gel bratiol, in
which event the colors OF the regiment will be
sent TO Harrisburg by special messenger.
AcCIDENIs-George Fisher, 40 years old,
was thrown out OF a wagon yesterday at Ninth
ana Parrish streets. and had leg broken. He
was taken to his residence, No. 1900 Shacka-
maXon street.
Timothy Murphy, 4G years old, had one of his
hands badly injured yesterday, at Bradshaw's
factory, bv 1t being caught in Wheel botn
were admitted into the Hospital.
George Egner, who was kicked by a horse az
Darby on the l4th inst, died yesterday at the
Hospital
10 Nn
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*Daiy, except Saturday. Daily. Daily, except
Monday. All other trains daily. except sunday.
iRnnnng through from Philadelphia to Pittsburgh
and Erie without change OF cars.
Sunday Accommodates Trains for Pacli and interme-
due stations leave philadelphia at 900 A NJ. ana 90
p. NJ returning leave Pao at so A. N and 450 p. M
= TICKET OFFICE
Is located at 63 Chestnut street where Tickets TO
all important points may be procured and full informa
ton given by JOHN @. ALLEN, Ticket Agent.
Alo at lhirty-frst and Market streets, on agplca-
tion to THOMAS II PARKE,
Ticket Agent at the Depot
An Emigrant Train runs daily Except Sunday. For
full particulars 10 fare and odaions apply
FIR .NClS FUNK,
- No. l37 DOCK Street
Inc pennsylvania Railroad Company will not assume
any risk for Baggage except for Wearing Apparel and
limit their responsibility TO One Hundred Dollars In
value All Baggage exceeding that amount IN value
VIII be at the risk of the owner taken by special
contract 3l2
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The steamer
SILVER WAVE"

Now running from FairmOunt to ,-,ps 70 sehuylkil,
will leave Fairme unit as follows, VI %, so, TO-
n3OA NJ. And at IL 40, 2, S2o, 40 m.
Returning, leave the Fails Al 8, s2a ,.,o Il Nj and
Lao, 2lO. a. $40. and go M.
FARE-To Laurel Hil and the Falls, 10 cents; Colum-
bia Bridge OF Washington Retreat 10 cents I69fpws
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-=sgq's Advertisement.
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

ESTATE OF THOMAS BAKER, De-
Il ceased. The undersigned having been APP
pointed Executors of the Estate of Thomas
Baker, late of the County of Rock Island, and
State OF Illinois, deceased, hereby give notice
that they will appear before the County Court OF
Rock Island County, at the office Of the Clerk of
said in the city of Rock Island, at the March
term, on the THIRD MONDAY in MARCH next at
WINCH time all persons having claims against sRid
Estate notified and requested to attend Tor the
purpose OF having the same adjusted. All per-
soEs indebted said Estate requested to
max Q immediate payment to the undersigned.
Dated this l7th day of January, A. D. 1866
PETER MULVANY,l C..
THOMAS CORN&,
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REMOVAL. -....
CIGAR AND TOBACCO STORE,
HE SuRSCRIRER has

Cigar and Tobacco Store from the Johnson %
American Block, to Glockhofss store, adjoining
Babcock's Hall, where he will continue the bus
mess Of q Tobacconist and the manufacture Of
cigars. He will keep always on hand good
stock of all kinds of Cigars, Tobacco, Snuffs.
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, Pipes, Cigar
Holders, Tobacco Bags, Cigar Cases, Sc, sc.
where he hopes to see all his friends and the pub
lis generally and merit a share of public patron.
age. MATHEW SCHLEGEL.
Rock Island, Jan'y s., dit. #'a- 's'stslrA
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ian9dwtf.

Go To THE BEsr.-Go to Bryant, Stratton
Il Merrill's Davenport Commercial College,
to get thorough practical business educa
ton, or TO beco e good sound telegraph
operator. For circulars address (enclosing
stamps) Bryant, StrottOn il Merrill, Daven.
port Iowa. dw1y.
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PosTPoNED AGAIN.-Last night the river
fell about inches and, as & consequence,
drew of the water which had been pumped
on the Island City Park The proprietors
will food the park again, TO day, but the ice
will Dot be fit for use until to morrow. The
fat mems skate will, therefore. be postponed
until tomorrow afternoon, when it will posi-.
lively take place, aud the mask ball in the
evening.
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For SiE.ns

TX GOOD BUILDING LOTS, in Gee. l.,
% DavenpUrt's addition to the city Of Rock
Island. Price from $500 to $3.50.
7 Ten Acre Out Lots, situated on the Camden
road, half mile from the city of Rock Island,
well situated for gardening and residences
Terms half cash and balance on time.
10 Acres known the Cushing Tract, situa' ed
on the Camden road, two miles from the city OF
Rock Island and is beautifully situated for resi-
dences Gardening Fruit raising-hasa good spring
&C. and is about half mile from the :" Rock
River Water Power" Price, per acre, $40, hall
cash and the balance on time. fi"-
Also a number of lots in Davenport, Iowa City
and LeClaire, and Farming Lands IN Iowa and
Nebraska Territory.
Apply TO GEO. L.. DAYENfoni,
mchS7d wifi ~1l At Davenport, Iowa.
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approved.
Sundry bills were presented and referred
TO the finance cornmittee.
On motion of Aid Sweeney the time Tor the
collen,or 10 return his Warrant was extended
ten days. -
On motion of Aid Phillips the rules were
susnended and the following bills were allow
ed, to-wit: a4s, "EE go
henry DARTS Sons for powder IL %
HA Smyth coal bucket so
Hass & Kane sunderies 20 50
On motion Of Aid Sweeney tbs following
persons We're appointed jadss oi election for
the ensuing year see
Ist Ward-A Wagner, Thos Birmingham and
Koehler.
I'd ward-A,F Cutter, R Taylor and John
Peetz. s#s
Sd Ward-Peter Bogue, james Frederick and
George Schneider
4th Ward-Hensy Fitzslmmons, Samuel Green
well and A Murray.
On motion of AID Sweeney il was ordered
that the elections be held II, tbs following
named places, to-wis
ist Ward at VIM Shearer's store.
2d Ward at the City Council Rooms.
Sd War; at the Rescue Engine House.
Ath Ward at the Greenbush Mission school.
Adjourned TO January 23d, at O'clock P.
NJ. .s
j. Il. JOHNSTON, City Clerk
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COMMERCIAL.
9OCK ISLAND MARKET.

Rock ISLAND, Jan. Is.
The current value f the articles named below
Is suoestto changes, but the following quotations
are correct for the date Of this report:
Flour-gohnston's Spring Double Extra, in bbls
$s,4o, at whclssais,s and $3.50 atfetAii. Sacks
$500 at wholesale, and IS 80 ct fetail. Loose
81 80 at Wholesale, and IS 80 At retail
Whsat-No. Isl, sa. mo: 2, 5oca7oc, Re
jected 25a40e.
Corn--22c tor 10 lbs.
0ats-l4ai6c for 50 lbs.
Rys-40c.
sarley-No.I |. Doc; No. 2, s6a5e4.
gsans--50a 75c. .4S--
Oaisns-25c per bus. ~ !
Potstoes-- 25c. y
Eggs-35c doL. ..s. g ~
Butter -vsrs choice lots, Tor srss.iliag, will
bring zoe.
SoIg hum--0Oa1Sc. -- az T. H@
Salts, 40a3 90 per bar.
Kerosene W hoiesale, barrels included, S5c;
recall 81 "a V gs f.ss --.r 4r
tigHvInes-$2,25. - p p
PnGitry-Live chickens, 81, 0Oa3, 90 per doz.-
Dressed, SC per b., Turbeys, lac per Id.
Pork.-For live hogs, SaS3c; Dressed 94a.l0
Beehive weight, common 3,00a4,50 Fer
prime shipping 5, 00a6, 90 per hundred lbs.
aides--6reen country, &c; green sailed, &c (;
dry sailed, Sci dry hint, Zoe; green calf, LOG;
Gu: ana damaged price; sheep pelts, s., 90
Hay-PralrIs, S5aSpcr ton; Timothy, $SafI
Woca-O4k 81 90 to IS, 90 cord.
Coal.---At the Coal Valley yard, on the Leves,
coal is sold at l6 cents, the cost of delivering to
be added.
From teams, in Marketsquare, at 17a20 cts.
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CoRpoyA.-The North ,rn Illinois Railroad
Company has commenced Running tive trains
day from Cjrdova to Racine. Wis. Under
,he stimulus Of the railroad Cordova lie assn
ming very lively appearance. A fine de-
not has been built. an engine house. aud a
large wagon and blacksmith shop.
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PRoN0TEp.-Mr Geo. W Jeuks, for long
time in the employ of the Northern Line
Packet Company, has just been appointed
Captain OF the fine steamer Muscatine, TOR
the ensuing season. Capt. jerks lately pur-
chased residence in this city, 1.-THE Swander
pIaceD and is one OF our citizens He is q
very deserving man, snd the Museatine Will
lose none of her former popularity while IN
asr bis command.
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DISAGREED. The jury, in the ease Of j. c.
WeIlieyer, indicted for larceny, were ont all
night, and, failing to agree, were dischar ged
by the Judge, this morning, the I8:h. We
hear that thej jury stood and 6 at first, but
before coming in one man went overfor con-
7ictl0n. The case goes over until next term.
Wolliever is out, on bail. The case is a
small affair
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ON SATURDAY, JAN'Y 20, AT2P. M

The Champion Belt will be skated for, by boys
under l6 years of age, This belt is a magnificent
affair, and the winner will be entitled to it as long
as he remains the best skatsr. But the holder is
at any time, subject to be challenged, and the
best skater wears the belt.
Admission 10 cents
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LAND WARRANT FOR SALE.

NY one wishing to purchase a United
n States Land Warrant for 100 acres OF land
to be located anywhere in the United States, on
land not entered, can get good bargain by cal
ling at this Office.
ianI0dw2w.
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CHICAGO MARKET.
Chicago, January 10.

Flour 90 for good white winter; TAI SO for
good spring.
Wheat-No spring sold at 23al 23l; No .
S5a9l
Corn-45a46 for No Il 81 for No ?; 33 re- Tor
jected
Oats-24A for No /, and % tor No ,
Rye-47 for No
Barey-55a60
ProvisIons-without material change.
Mess pork-S25.
Sweet picked hams-i63c.
Green hams-l5
Clear pork-25, so.
Beet hams-33.
Bulk medts-nominal.
Shoulders 20 days in salt l01c.
Dry sailed shOulders-l04
Dressed hogs-dull, 30al0,G0
Lard-l6A
Tallow-dull; light sales of country made at
lee eat~E -#as
Highwines-held at :, 20 retail
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WRITE To Us.-Our friends IN the country
towns could aid Us very much if they would
write Us every item of public interest occur
vIQs their neignbornoOd or town, or sec
Hoa OF the country. Anything like r.ots,
r1b5erlesr fgh:s, fires, suicides. seductions,
Funaways, &c, &C., also ali Improvements of
public nature sales of real estate, farm
prospects,, &C., &c. Never mind about the
style, or language give US the facts and we
viii put them in shape to be read.
The other day serious shooting affair oo-
cured in Edgington. No ont wrote or even
seq: word 10 Us about it. The facts would
nave been of public interest--yes the facts
about the quarrel have never bean made
known
few days ago, d man named John Sam
Pc, formerly u member OF Coo, l26th Reg.
iii. Vol, committed suicide, in Cordova. Inv
hanging hlmselfln Z stable Various rumors
are current as TO the cause OF the rash act
but no ono has written u.s. even the news of
the suicide or any facts connected with the
affair
Our friends in the various towns could add
much to the interest OF our paper and do
themselves or their locality 10 harm by writ
ing US all facts of publlo interest occurring
within their region Of country.
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THAT Hot Scotch" mixed by David,
a. 1.-The Senate" has u remar kably fine fla
vor Dave is now perman9ns lnstitu-
ton" there, and his friends are numerous
As .he sands Of the sea shore. - Ff-