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The New York herald., 1866-09-04
FROM BUFFALO TO CLEVELAND.

Grand Demonstrations MT Dmnxirk, Silver
Greek and Erie-The People R!l Along ihe
Line Enthusiastic.
The train which the party had travelled from
Albany was left Buffalo, and one made up for
~.
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FORGERY AND FRAUD.

a BASE sLANDER REFUTEp.
YORK sss "a IN
eooe we no on certify thas the above
statement base snd malicious SANDER vile emanAtion
arc e aoass ss oSo Of Ne
ana eager 20 SNATCH he wei earned aass IRON To- our
point with pride the reputation have
Many q he prominent citizens or Chicago
@ Il hs Sas ss s Wa have asa'
TmE ssS S5RTa fse asEidaS ;f as rRzE ooSchST WILL BE
AND THE DRAWING Wiz POSITIVELY TAKE
Our reputa not Ike that of our wenbc rivals Of
am .,rlc attention % business ,,,,,o. - ,. (, -.
snderous venom q ho.e whose effort. g e9nps,s y,s
SILL iiVE aud sia PROVE u 81 public tin, 10 NORTH
.MERIcAS fRizE ygEGI will ss .Iy4S !. Ihs
Will So pIsTRlBrTED FAIRLY, lNPARrIALLY AND
WITHOUT RESERVE ,,,vy.co
SB-rhe price Of teesi. q and those wishing
onvest should send neg cra9r; imIned "iely
WILL BE Aw1RDED TO TICKET HOLDERS.
'''''''"s $1,000 y GREESsAGSs.
REMEMBER EVERY OTHER ffcKET DRAWS PRIZE.
Address aii orders 20 vr,,Dycn
10 ios ia9aSph is h,,n street Gh,aTe, =, ~: ~
chants ana Manufacturers stock Company No SO Broad
way W stairs
70 TO THOMAS Z AGsEws, cREESvICH AID
riour and every bne else cheaper than any SOW
Yuk
JJrMoRRnoIDs cuREp WITHOUT KNIFE OR cars.
II Auenilon 70 Diseases q ieiv'c Niseers eiefnl
pssiEIs.N D. ssSiissss ~. ! unlon square
MSSssSvyiifES9 ssrf ssrf, r..1ssy- =
aos9Uifo FRAaks. G.LsJ. n EELrY.
crRasBuRGER EUHN-6s MAIDEN LAsE,
> Importers u TOYS China and Fancy Goods
oHer the ars-st assortment - ne lowest mA'Aes p's
THE GREAT CROSBY OPERA HOUSE ART PROJECT
irs SUCCESS MORE DECIDED THAN EVER
DEMAND roR SHARES UsABArEp.
SUBSCRIPTIONS POURING N FROM EVERY
QUARTER oF THE
UNITED STATES AND THE oASADAs.
NORTH, SOUTH EAST AND WEST
ALIKE SUPPORTING
rnE GRAsDEsr ART ENTERPRISE
or THE PRESENT CENTURY.
,7m SUBSCRIBERS IN ONE WEEK. !.
MR.. CROSBY EvPhATicALLY ENDORSED
ny Ms
LEADING FEBbJw CITIZENS
rHE END ArfRo.cHISG
CLOSING or rHE BOOKS AT HAND
Sorrs rhs iriskr,y of tie Association sugaa,eed y
the names o. the renir,nen ~ "hVm tne A"@fas" We
Premiums VII he conducted
"a, h,s and All other part cusrs previous
ments and the published Prgsps.lns
once-The AZ LasIsas ~ hresawa 49,. 49,,
yVispow SHADES. 49, -, n,.,,.s
BEST sCOrCu HOLLAND
a. l.. ~. y, Kelly. ~ Broadway
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF ENGLISH ROYAL
n Vci,et and Brussels Carpets AT HIRAM ANDERSON'S
Bowery. Three ply and Ingram Carpets Oh Cloths
Table Piano Covers, &c at reasonable prices Look Tor
% Bowery.
A. A.--RoyAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
n. Prizes paid IN gold Information furnished The lgh
donbooDs all kinds OF gold aud silver.
TAYLOR 4 CO. Bankers, 10 Wall street. New York.
A NABsOLuTE DIVORCE OBTAINED IN ANY STATE,
n without publicity exposure No foes until divorce IL
granted. GEORGE LINCOLN, LAWYER,
50 Nassau street. New York City.
u SWISS AND NOTTINGHAM LACE,
BR0CATEL. SATIN DaMASK,
REFS AND TERRY. NEW PATTERNS.
a. l.. j. n. kelly,
AZ Broadway, above Cana! street
fNoENS BUNIoys CLUB AND INVERTED NAILS
~ diseased Joints. &C. cured without pain by Dr. RICE
~ Bower, bank building Rces Annihiator corns
bnnions. nails, &c BY mail 81 cents.
nTyoRCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN NEW YORK
- aud otter states whou. publicity fee al divorce
er.nteu Consultations tree. NJ. HDWES
Attorney and Counsellor 7s Nassau street.
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EVENING DISPATCHES

NEW YORK, March S.-The steamer
Java, from Liverpool, arrived.
LIVERPOOL, February Cotton de
cliued 4d. Sales for one week, 5000
bales on Friday, 5000 bales and on Sat,
Urday 5000 bales, and closing easier. Con
sOls unchanged; 5-20's GJlG 69l.
BRoOKLYE, March S.-The Fenian.
last night passed resolutions requesting
the comforting Of belligerent rights on the
Irish Republic by the United States.
A Washington special says the Senate
committee yesterday considered the bill
re-OrganiziuE the Judiciary, which viii
be completed at &c next meeting and
forthwith reported 90 the Senate.
WASHINGTON, March o.-The Feniaus
held an immense mass meeting here last
night.
In the Senate yesterday the bin for the
admission Of Colorado was made tine
special order for neXt Monday.
The House yesterday ordered the testi-
mOny before the Reconstruction Com
mittee, relative TO the States Of Georgia,
Texas and Florida, printed.
The House ooncurred in the Seuate's
amendment 70 the joint resolution trans
terring the counties of Berkely and JEFF
feFsOn to the State of West Virginia.
VI AACI1 H4AAoSIA bAE A4pLA1t cpLFB--
ing the bill regulating trade with the
British North American colonies.
At the election held in Alexandria,
yesterday, the Mayor and several other
officers elected were in the rebel army.
New YORK, March S.-Dry goods re-
main weak; foreign goods and domestics
have reached lower figures than sor six
months past. Rates forpaper quite firm,
7tGSc
INDIANAPOLIS, March S.-Advices
from Gov. O.. Morton, from Geneva,
state that his health Is not improved and
he is proceeding homeward quite dis
Couraged.
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Gov. Humphreys, Of Mississippi, hai

Gov. Humphreys, Of Mississippi, ha.
written a letter to Col. 1. /. Power, Su
perintendent Of Army Records, recon.
mending the formation OF county histor
ical societies IN that State.
The spring session Of the Bolivar
Miss, Female Academy commenced OF
the LIST, with a fair attendance Of pupils
Messfs. Houston and Grey, Of Pulaski
were robbed while stopping at the Cliff
ton House, In Nashville, on Monday
last. Mr.. Grey lost 500.
The ReUieW says the town Of Franklin
is now made up Of seven tipling and
eleven family groceries, two drug stores
seven dry goods stores, two undertaken
and cabinet shops, four schools, Eve
churches, one printing Office, eighteen
lawyers, ten doctors, three livery stables
and taverns, aud three BARRIERS.
The Mayor OF Mobile recommends the
Chamber Of Commerce Of that city to
adopt q better system of buying aRd sell
ling cotton. He says that so long as re-
sponsible parties are permitted BY either
buyers or sellers TO have any interest i 10
the cotton taken from the bales in samp-
ling, and to dispose Of the same. lust so
long will il prove impossible to break M
cotton stealing.
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Free Lnneh.-We would advise every on,
20 go 10 the Commercial Hotel Bar, every morn.
inz at 10 O'Clock, and partake ofthe free lunch
whscb IS set out II consists Of Wild game
oyster soup, &c The best OF imported nquon
are sold al the Commercial Bar.
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Amongst the prominent skaters at the
reservoir pond, near Baltimore, lately.
was Mrs. Henry Z. Johnson, late Mis-
Harriet Lane, neiee of ~ex-President
Buchanan.
The war cost East Baton Rouge, La,
5000 slaves, 100 dwellings, 5000 bales Of
cotton bufhed, 500 stolen or captured,
and an incredible number OF horses, cat
tie, and agriculture limplements, amount
ing probably to $40, 900, 900.
Benjamin Smith, aged thirteen years,
was found dead in his fathers stable on
Marshall street, Louisville, on the 5th.
He had been shot through the head by
some unknown assassin.
A contest is going Oh in Vioksburg,
Miss, between Rev. A. J. Hawley, Cash
isr Of the Freedmen's Savings Bank in
that city, and Maj. 5. +. Free, Assistant
InSpectOr-Genera for the State of Missis-
sippi. The Major denies the authority Of
Mr.. Hawley to start any such institution
as a Freedmen's Savings Bank.
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STATE BONDS AND COUPONS.
2 Cincinnati Commercial Of the 9Th saws 4:

State OF Tenn. IS, long Memphis & Charles
loan ....-.-...--6 ton X k. B'is..--..75
Memphis city " Mobile & Ohio l.. l..
with Couprns for CLIO Sterling Binds --.... 81
Without Coup'us----45 Miss&Tenn.HRBds70
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CHARITY or THE POoR-A striking
instance Of the sympathy feat by the
humble for the sorrows Of Others more
unfortunate than themselves, was eX-
hihted a day OF two since, by the truly
charitable conduct Of a Ms. Morton,
herself n very INDECENT circumstances,
and actually the recipient OF the city's
bounty, who discovered q boy about ten
wears old, homeless and without food,
wandering iD he streets, and took him
10 her humble abode, 10 share with her
family and herself the pittance scarce
sufficient 10 sustain themselves. The
story Of the boy, As related by himself,
is that a few ago his father owned
a house in Fort Pickering, 10 which he
mad q good title. The father died not
long since, and several brothers and sis
ters having previously died, the boy be-
fno without any known relations, vas
taken 70 the orphan asylum, under the
ARE Of tie Sisters Of Charity.
From the asylum &c was taken shortly
after by a Ms. Sealy, VINO promised TO
take the lad and treat him ge.a but
about ten days ago the woman who made
these promises started 10 Davenport,
Iowa. and left the lsd without provision
Of any kind for his support Rpj literally
in the streets. The boy, whose name
is Pat Murphy, is 3 bright little fa-
low, and seems both honest and truth
full: and c~orroborative Of p part Of
His story Il the well known fact that the
good sisters never allow s child 10 be
taken from the asylum without exactlng
pledges that it vii be well cared for n
instructed. The boySays his tatber's pa
pers are In the hands Of Father Clarke
who is away, or be would hayebad a pro-
tectOr. AID. Becktel, learning the cir
cumstanees Of the case aud becoming in
terested in the unfortunate little boy, has,
with the large -benevolenee so character
istie Of that gentleman, relieved the poor
woman Of the additional burden assumed
In the goodness Of her heart and viii pro-
vide : home for the child until 3 suitable
situation can be procured.
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Trnst SnLe-

D1 virtue OF a deed OF trust. dated lst No
ID vember, 1857, made 70 me by John Caravan.
1 VIII sell for cash 10 the high est bidder, in front
OF the Court House, in The city Of Memphis, on
the 9th day Of april, 1850, the following
proplrtg,. tlzi Certain Lots OF land in The
iith Cttl District OF Shelby county, Ten
nessee, near line city OF Memphis, part iof the
land purchased Of the Union Bank by W. Viii
Hams. and divided into lots by Z. ) Tood, and
numbered as lots y, . and -, except so much
OF SAID lots as was released from the said deeds
OF trust, by the Joint deed of release made by
WIN. A Goodwin and J. c. Griding. dated
April 18th, 1897, which deed of release with
plan attached. Is on record in the REGISTERS
Onice Of Shelby county in book No. D, pages
5sl, oSS ami 500. The portion which l will sell
Is lot MOI, On- said plan. covering about three
acres, more or less. sale between 10 and y
o'clock am. redemption is waived. l wiz
sell a. Trustee only.
J.. G. GRIFF4NG, Trustee.
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Col. Bowers, Adjutant-G ens-alo on Gen.
Grants staff, was killed instantly by fall
ing between the ears, while attempting
to get on just as the train wa starting
from G~arrison's Station, n. Y, on
the 9Th
The Mayor of Mobile, Ala, has offered
a reward Of $1,000 for detection and proof
to conviction OF the parties who lately
set fire 10 negro churches IN that city.
New York advices say there is every
reason 20 believe that France and Eng
land viii draw largely on the United
states, during 1866, fog their supply Of
copper. This is likely 10 give an impetus
% copper enterprise and stocks during
the summer months, andenable US to ship
argsly TO Europe ct remuperagiye prices.
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FRIDAY, March 9th-The imports OF yes
terday. as copied from the books OF the Mer
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Grand Opening, Monday next, NenEeu.

Extraordinary Tndueennrut- SI5-0c.
worth OF g0ods st cost. J.. II. Wagner a Co
81 Main street I wish 70 Retire from the trade
and will positively sell al cost my entire stock
Of ready made clothing and furnishing goods
until the Gust Of May. Wholesale and retail.
maratf !. H. WAGGENER
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Notice 20 the ladies, ii3Hday next, open
ing day al Menken. Bros s Co.'S mars-st
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Personally. z. Hudson, Of the firm Of
Bras a Hudson, has Just returned from Wash
Ington, where be has been 20 attend 20 Govern
ment claims. He viii be found az his old stand
ready % attend 70 all commits on usine tina,
may may be entrusted 10 him.
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tugtCns WUereu ne mas Deen 70 aLleul 70 TOFeEu-
meut claims. He will be found az his old stand
ready 70 sttend 70 all commits on business thai
may may be entrusted 10 him.
PIanters-Sow Is YOUR time 20 purchase
good stock. C. Il. Bracket q co. are making
daily sales ar auction. They offer great induce
msuts 10 those wishing 10 purchase. All stock
warranted as represented, or no sale. They
have the best regulated sale Stables IN the
south. II you don't believe 70. call around
this morning a. ten o'clock, and hear Bsily. I'D
delivers d lengthy discourse 10 his hearers every
morning AL seem 20 10 away well pleased.
TmPortant-Wc copy the following rom one
Of our Cincinnati contemporaries! MsssG ",
NJ Cameron & Co, whose mandatory is upon
the corner OF Sixth and Huadly streets, arr the
manufacturer OF the famous portable cottages,
or ready made homes, which are so constructed
that they can be carried d steamboat, railroad
or wagon, 10 any distance, ard erected with a.
much ease as cgmwon bedstead can be put
together. and at less cost than they can be built
upon the location for which they are intended.
The advantage 10 those who are travelling
West. or in,1rd % locate upon uuimproved
land, Is obvious, for u,s. are thus enabled TO
carry their home vita them.
Tits prm j. wei known as The Oldest and most
substantial Of ths Kind in this section Of the
country. Their buid.1g ma-arials ane Of SUI
peror quality, aud upon Inc mgst extensive
scope.
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r,.lIst SnIe-

Df virtue Of a deed Of trust, made 10 me by
Al John Ganayap, dated MAJ IN, 1885, and
smother deed Of trust, dated January LIST, 1866,
made 20 me by the said CanaVaD, l viii sell for
cash, 70 the highest bidder. in front of the
Court House in the city OF Memphis, on the
viz Certain lots of land in the lth Civil Dis
trict OF shelby county. Tenn. near the city OF
Memphis, part OF the land purchased OF tbs
Union Bank by W. Williams, M divided into
lots By T. ). Todd, and numbered as lots q. Is
and =, except so much OF SAID lots as was re-
leased nom the said deeds OF trust by the Joint
deed Of release, made b. AAm. A. GOODWIN and
j. c. GrIfing, dated April 18th, 1871. whfch deed
Of release with plan attached, Is on record IN
the Register On3cs Of SHELBY county. in hook
No. d, pages 597. sos and 500 The portion which
l viii sell Is Lot No. I, on said place. and con
tains about three acres, more or less. Sale be-
tween 10 and II O'Clock, am. Redemption is
waived. and I will sell as Trustee ouly.
WM. A. GOODWIN,
FnnWE nEraU.ta -nura
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FIsrIANA-Near the Intersection OF
Front and Exchange streets, about s
O'Clock yesterday, two bellicose individ-
uals had a spirited "round1 or two. in
which each most z~ealously e~ndeavOred to
sary, but the lesser man speedily had his
''clsret tapped, - and incontnently de-
sisted, before the arrival Of any peace
maker TO benefit the city treasury by this
public display Of the "noble science"
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Su00estiOn of InsOJvencU.

HAVING suggested the insolvency OF the
Ill es ate OF William wilkins, Jr deceased, 10
and be having ordered publestion thereof 10
be made ae- ordiug tolawi. Now, therefore, this
5 t9 notlfs all persons holGias claims against
the said Clerk OF said County Court for a pro
rata settlement, "a or before the 18th day OF
May, l858, or they VIII be forever barred.
By order Of the Clerk Of the county Court of
Upton county, OBADIAH MAGUIRE.
fell kWfw"s Administrator.
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Notice.

Notice IS hereby given that at the last Feb
ruary term Of the County Court Of shelby
cGautg Tennessee, letters OF administration
were granted u the undersigned GU the estate
Mary Stewart, deceased. All persons owing
said estate are requested 10 come forward and
settle the same, andth0se having claims against
said estate are requested 10 present the same
within the time prescribed by Law or they viii
be barred. WA. BATTLE,
I~elSIaW4w@ Administrator.
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DRAY RDE-A lover Of the ardent
was deposited from a drayat the station
houseab out4 o'clock yesterday afternoon,
30 dead drunk that he was unable 20 give
any account Of himself, or explain how
he came in such a deplo-able condition.
Doubtless the Recorder viii ascertain all
the Interesting Particular.
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Judge Daley decided Monday, in the
Court Of Common Pleas Of New York,
that Astreet railroad company having
fhe charter on condition that its fare
shall not exceed six cents, cannot in.
crease It's rate unless authorized TO do 80
by some paramount authority.
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Is SITUATED IN the southern Border Of Tisho-
L mingO County, Miss, . miles south Of Iuka,
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The 81. Louis Rep2bhcdH OF Wednesday says
The money market was a shade easier to-day.
Rates unchanged.
Gold has been more steady, opening in New
York az l3s4 aud closing At 1881. Bankers paid
= prem. and sold al 50 prem.
New York Exchange remains steady at LOG
10 prem. rus ing and $40 prem. selling.
UutOn Military Bonds arc quiet AZ - buying
and s. selling for 1855 dates. Par buying anu
l- selling for 1853 dates.
Governments are strong and in active de-
msud. Seveu-thirties advanced = in New York
his morning. Large 7-3us are bought at 9glt
and sold at So, interest going 20 seller
Gu-arterInasJers checks are bought at Z dis.
FOR sums under 900; over that amount dis.
Five dollar notes, altered % hftIes, on the
Merchants National Bank Of ". Louis, are in
circulation We understand Thy are very
neatly executed. The ink Is extracted by. some
chemical process, and The word hity printed 10
place OF five. One of the above was received In
a package fIOm Chicago, yesterday, by a nrm
Compound Interest Notes are steady at the
advanced rate.
The New Yak Commercial OF the 9Th says:
The money market exhibits rather more ease.
The proportion or loans At per cent ~ larger.
The prevailing rates on ordinary COlaterais Is :
per cent. The banks are generally lending al
z per cent. on call. and show more disposition 70
buy. Business paper discounts are a shade
easier owing to freeT operations Of banks, ana a
large amount OF paper is taken at : per cent.
Prime names range AZ 59s; good at s9si other
grades al lUHl5 per cent.
The stock market exhibits more activity.
Prices are irregu ar, but on the whole hrmer.
Governments continue firm. los more in de-
mand IN consequence OF the decline Of gold,
which appreciates the value OF the Interest
tLas- II huSseI was Yesterday CHOSEN fresi-
dent Oftle National Bank Of Commerce, vice
John A.SteyenS, res gned.
The Gold marset is still weak. The price to-
day has fuctuated between 1879 and 1885.
Foreign Exchange Is moderately active. Pro
dCce bills sliI very scarce, the supply being very
much confined 70 a few leading names. Cotton
bills are quoted at lo5@l0a
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CoMMERCIAL.
Cotton

A0AAhAAa
Holders showing more disposition TO meet che
views Of buyers, the latter entered the market
with more spirit than has before been exhib-
tied on any day for the last two weeks, and a
good business was done up 4 between two and
three o'clock when news arrived that further
news was In from Liverpool, and Cotton wa'
another quarter Of a penny down; also thar
In New York gold had fallen 70 SIS, while Cot
ton was omina at 42c. This was a cent lower
than previous quotations, and then only nomi-
nal. These tidinRs OF course brought the mar
ket 10 a stand. The sales made we're on a basis
/ OF g599ec for Middlng, but as existing prices
were entirely overturned by the news we omit
quotations. Among the sales we're the follow
ing, which includes a lot Of 23 bales az 6tsc
sold late on Wednesday evening: bales at Ae,
repacked % at sle, Ordinary 81 at 32c, and li
at BE, Good Ordinary; 80 az SIC, Low Middling
10 at silc, 81 at Sc, 40 at $50 and 2l at SIC,
Middling; 50 at SIC, strict Middling; p Of 53c,
and Is at soc, Good Kidding. IS bales, Good
Ordinary, at 32]Sc-
General Market.
Quiet with little change. Corn was more ac-
tive andhigher. Sugar, and one or two articles
in provisions, we quote lower. Potatoes are
more plentiful and bring lower rates. Good
Apples are selling higher.
FLOUR-Very quiet the lower grades prin-
cipally enquired fo~r-tsudency downward but
unchanged.
C~HEEsE-Not much doing, but higher prices
In Cincinnati had made rates very firm
BUTTER-Butter is In demand with de-
creased stocks and looking upward. Tub isbut
little wanted.
C-ORNMEAL-In large supply at 81 258si 80
for good fresh; for old and light weights, s. IS
@st.
GUNNIEs-Qulet-saies Of 100 secondhand
Guunles, and 200 secondhand Burlaps at DC
FEED-Corn active and better, selling at Sc
on the landing. Oats very quiet and lower.
Hay better, bat not much doing.
POULTRY-Chickens unchanged with n mod
crate demand. Turkeys In fair demand al
former rates. Ducks s3esZ Geese very duh al
ss8@
oRANGEs-scsrCs and in demand at good
prices.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are IN much better
supply; Plnkeyes and Londou-Ladies now sell
for s69s5 50
BACON-A tolerate demand-we qnote Clear
sides lower, 2O9I&c; sugar-cured Hams and
Mess Pork we also quote lower.
BULK PORE-In fair demand at unchanged
prices.
TOBACCO-A good business is doing in the
finer qualities: lower grades sre dropping in
first market. We hear Of no change in price
here.
soAP-we slightly lower rates on German
Palm.
wINE-saIes OF "a cases, CIarst, at 81 IS.
sUGAR-We reduce the price o. Crushed and
Clarified.
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DEG LEAVE TO EF0PN NY Fr-s--ns
ID and the Public generally. fEar = Tr-- -
hald land constantly uecelVIazI one ~ 90
largest stocks u goods IN my lue ever r-l---r
% this city al P~urchlsed tGr lar. ana am ra-
pared 20 sell az Lover ng-las tiusI an- rt-aa
In me city To close casu buyers Z can a-r-
ueEiGr Inducements call and arr---a I'D
stock and Price=, and hcc1ra satisfied 81
stock consists. IA part. o. tie following 1-leaf
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Grocertes.-The inner MAJ must necessarily
be rtled; and as the present age IS apt ln SHARP
bargains yet always keeping IN view the SUI
perior article, we would attract stteuuion "a
the immense stock OF Hour. bacon, coffee and
sugar Just received at the house o. s~tratton,
GOyer & Co. 2s Front street They sell cheap,
therefore, drop around and lay ln your supplies
for the season. They buy for cash, consequently
get their articles much cheaper than houses
which lay in their stock on " time" We again
urge the community 20 60 10 Messrs stratton,
Goyer & Co. n get some Of their nice New
Orleans Molasses, Java Coffee and crushed and
powdered sugars. See advertisement.