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DIED,


sept 18th, of Dropsy, Miss Mary Femming of hay
tp,. aged Is years, IL months aud II days,
On the 1oh.daysof Sept ofCpnsumpton, John Oliver
at his resd ence insPoricrsvillc aged 81 years
sept. ID, IN the 73l year of her age. Mrs Eunice,
wife Of VIM. Nixon, ofrcnn.tp., Eutler county.
Thesdcceased was practical christian, Of amiabe
disposition, and exemplary life Ofacknowledged pi-
ety. and patient perseverance, looking for that frmoi
exceeding and eternal weight OF glory, that awaits the
faithful in Christ.
she.wa,:a member Of the Zion Baptist church; was
beloved by all who knew her She retained heilmnd
through all her sufeinss and fell asleep in Jesus
with the assurance of blls5ful immor talty
E W
On the 25th of August, 1866 Mrs Nancy Smith dough
ter If Deacon Robert Philips ofpenu p, Butler CO.
Deceased II member Of Zion BAPTIST church and
beloved by all:who knew her She was the child
of suffering; but in her fcrings manifested that na-
thence and resignation. .shlcit is the glory Of the
humble christian to exhibit.
And in her ftthers family circle sugrounlci by low
Ing friend and sympathizng neigbira she fell asleep
in the arms of Jesus to await the ssful sound OF the
awaking trumpet. L. ".
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BUTLEIs srAnIxETS.

BuTTER-fresh Rol, 80 cents per round
BEANs-Nhite, sioJ per busliel.
BARLEY-Spring 90
BEESWAX-3o cents ncr pound
EGGs-20 cents per dozen
FLOUR Wheat, 500 to 7,75 per hund /. Rye 400
Buckweeat, 1per hume.
FRUtr-Dr. a.l APPLES 20 cts per ~: Dried Peaches
25 cents n D..
FEATHERSl-5ne eents per pound
--GRAlN-Wheat $500 per bushe Rye, T5. Oats. 4oc
Corn 4G Buck kwheat T5c.
R0cERIEs-Coifee Rio 80 per pound: Java a5
Brown Sugar, 15cpeT pound do White 22c n o. Moas.
es Si,25 cents per gallon; Syrup 01 and 81 SO.
NIDES-T cents per pound.
LARD-l6 cents per pound.
NAtLs-S9,0O per keg.
POTAT0ES-iuc per bushel
PoRK-shouiders, Is; Fitch, Il Hams, &c per
pound
RAGS cents per pound.
RICE-l5 cents per pound.
sA1T--Si 80 per barrel.
TALLOW--15 cents per pound.
W0oL-45 cents per pound.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-10-10

FoRGoT, In our last issue We forgot
to mention that VIC had received BEADLE's
Ao"thH, for October 1t is an excellent
Magazine, and deserves credit, any one
wishing to subscribe for one of the best
and most interesting magazins of the day,
could not do better than to adde's BcadIe
& Co. lis William ST., New York. Price
az
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Three thousands millions of debt
half million of soldiers graves, two
and half millions of the people clothed
in garments of mourning, surely are sol,
emn monuments Of the earnest purpose
Of a nation to save its life. a "policy"
that will waste this sacrifce-a political
Iolicy" that will blunty surrender
the fruits of such a costly war and give
to the Rebels the advantages and power
they failed to conquer by arms-such a
policy, argued to tax payers, cannot bu:
be accepted as treason-urged upon the
relatives of the slain, must be felt to be
blasphemy-pronounced in the hearin g
of the world, surely will be considered
the phenomenon of insanity o. idiocy.
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NEW ADyEisTISE,IEY's's.
o rphans' Court Sale

ny virtue Of an orlcr AMI decree of the Orphans
Court in and f,r the county Of in Ter, Pa Tia. II II ip
signed Adminlstarix of Holiday, late Of Brady
tp said county, decd VIII oicr for sle on the prem
scs, situate in said township county aud State aflre-
said, on MONDAY, the l2H aIg nj Norepjer Heri nj
o'clock, p. NJ, Of said day twenty-fur (2D acres Of
au be the same less bounded north bv lands
Of Heniumin Grossman Esq un the east by lands firm
crly Of W. r. Brown, on the south by lands rmerly Of
John Smith. aud west hy lands of Mary 4Ycbher.
TERMS OF SAbE-Oue-thirl ofthe purchase mon
ey nlanL and the balance in two equal annual pay
mcnt with interest from said confirmation ur sale
Oct. TO- 't6) MARY WEBER, Adm'x
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A Single 80. OF sRANDRgTA's Pulls Contain.

vegetable extracve matter than twenty boxes of
any pills any where in the world besides; fifty five
hudnred physicians them in their practice the
exclusion of other purgatves. The first letter of their
value yet scarcely appreciated When they bet
ter known sudden death and continued sickness viii
be of the past Let those who know them speak right
out in their favor. II is duty which will life.
Our race are subject 10 redundancy of vitiated bile
at this and it is dangerous is presaant
but Brandreths Pills afford invaluable and efficient
protection. their occasional we prevent the
collection of those impurities which, when in sufficient
quantities. much danger t1 the bodys health.
They cure Liver Complaint Dyspepsia Loss of
petite, Pain in the Head Heartburn Pain in Brea SIT
Rome, Sudden Fantness and CostiYeness Sold by Q all
respectable Dealers in Medicines.
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Butler WO olan Mills

Manufacture aud keep constantly on
Aands, the very best article Of Fall and
Winter Flannels, Cassimers &s.' which
they sell at the very lowest price. See
advertisement in our paper this Week
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--c$--~--@~
NOTECE.

The undersigned, Physicians of But.
iler, compelled by the cash system adopt
ed by merchants, farmers, tradesmen and
others, to bring our business down to the
same system, will hereafter require the
prompt settlements OF our accounts. Af.
ter rendering which, interest will be
charged if not paid within thirty days,
and those who persist in letting their ac.
count run without settlement must ex-
pect collection to be enforced
A. NJ. NEY MAN,
STEPHEN BREDIN,
THD. FRICKENSTEIN,
w. S. HUSELTON,
SAMUEL GRAHAM.
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NOfice.

The School Directors OF Fairview tp
will meet in Fairvew, on Saturday the
10Th day o. October, to employ I teach
.ers. Preference given to males. Coed
wages will be given.
BY order of the Board,
A. l.. CAMPBELL, Sec'y.
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Special aloticcs.
Cholera, Diarrhea, and Dysentery

CURE WARRANTED by DIR. TOBIAS CELEBRATE
VENETIAN LINIMRNT, If used when first take n
persons of temperate habits. This medicine has cen
known in the United States 90 years. Thousands
have used it, and found it never failed to any
plant for which it recommended and all those who
first tried it, without it, In the Cholera,
of 1s4s, DR.. Tobias attended 40 cases and lost t. being
calied ip too late to do any good
DlRECTIoNs-Tate "A teaspoonful in wine glass Of
water every half hour 1 two hours and rub the abio
and extremlties well with the 1nimen.. To alay
the thirst take lump Of ice in the mouth, about the
size of amarillo every minutes warranted per
fectly Innocent to take internally. Sold by all drug
gsts, price 40 and so cents. Depot 81 Courtlaad ST.
New lpk
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-10-10

MISSED THE RoAD.-Gen. Logan in
his late speech at Chicago, speaking of
Andrew Johnson's promise to be tho Mo-
ses of the free elmon, quantity remarked
that the modern Moses had missed the
rnad.
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B9~ We refer our readers to

Ba~ We refer our readers to the ad-
vertisement of the WITHERspooN INsTI.
TUTE, found in another column of to-day's
paper. The winter session of this High
School commences the 9Th of November
next.
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Orphans Gourt Sale.

RN virtuS Of order and decree of the Orphans g
- Court OF Butler County Pennsy lVtnia the under
signed Administrators of " W. Banker late Of JctIeis on
tp SAID county Dec viii oner for sale 1T public Ven
yember next at o'eck P, NJ Twent y-furRcre ot anl
by the less situated in the township afore-
said bounded The North by Thomas Bycrly, on tire
South and East by Christian Summa, west by August
krumpe and others.
. TEkMS OF SALE,-Qne Third Of the purchase money
in hand Confirmation Of sale aud the residue in two
cqnel annual payments with interest ON sad confir-
maton Title Good.
Oct To- ELIZABETH BANKER Adm'xs
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PUBLIC VENDUE.

The undersigned will expuse to sale, at
public out cry, on his premises, in Centre
township, on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25. 1865.
The following property viz head of
/: horses, all young / spring colt, milch
cows, ] heifer, 4 yearlings, calves, hogs,
1shoats, 2 soaps of bees. 100 head of sheep, [
large lot of poultry, Q wagons, yoke o
oxen, all kinds of farming utensils. such as
plows, harrow, cultivator, sleds, wind mill,
axes, shovels, forks, and almost every arti
Gle usually kept on farm; carpenter tools,
harness, DC. Grain in the bushel and grair
IN the ground, hay, straw, &c. Also a va
riety of furniture.
a reasonable credit WiH be gioen. Sal,
10 commence at 10 o'clock, a. m.
JAS. WILSON.
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T0 Teachers.

Applicants who have been refused Ger
tlticates, or who are dissatisfied with their
certificates as graded, eau have re ex-
animation on any Saturday of this and
the next month. JoHN II. CRAFTY,
County Superintendent
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Important to Wool Growers.

DLEASE call aud examine my stock Of SPANISH
I BU CAS. have for sale THREE SPANISH
BUCKS Of superior quality. They have been Slnin
ed by as good Judges there in the coUuty, VIII,
pronounced them 70 be aheal Of amy tt, hrs be,i bro
into tho county. Call aid see flr yourselves.
Residence miles Not of Glade Mils on tho A lie
ghcny and Butler fl,nL LOli d. IL. LYON.
oct 3-3t
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THE AMERICAN CITIZEN.
Butler, Pa. Wednesday, Oct. 10, 1866.

Eay-The names of the members of the
Dan Boones and Davy Crockett clubs
will be publsh'd ID next week also the rules
and regulations for the coming hunt.
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Call. In.

Have you heen at D. T. Papc & Cos
Fashionable Store lie has just re
ceived new, fashionable and splendid
assortment of Dry Goods, which he is
prepared to sell at reduced prices Call
and examine his stock.
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A dillfnisIratorss N0tEcc.

NOTICE is hereby given ttat Letters Of Admin.strn
Y ti1n have been issued 70 the undersigned on the
e>tute of John oliver, late Of Porersve decd. All
persons knowing themselves indebted said estate, are
requested nuke immediate payment and those hay
ing cliims sgtn-t the same requested 10 pes ut
then properly authenticated for settlement
JOHN CHEFS EAiAN,
LNDEESJN OLIVER.
Oct. 3 'GG-ftl Administrators.
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VLTANTED, AGENTS--s76 to 5000 PER MONTH for
w gentlemen and s35 to SIS for ladies' every where
10 introduce the Celebrated Common Sense Family Sew.
ing machine, improved and perfected 1t will hem fell
stitch quilt, bind braid and embroider beautifully
Price oaly f20 making the elastic lock stitch and fully
warranted for three years. We pay the above wages or
a commission. from which twice that amount can be
made Address with stamp, OF call on c. BOWERS &
Co., Salesrooms, No. 255 South FIFTH Street. Phadel-
phia Pa All letters answered promptly with circulars
and terms
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gsS- The celabratel Renown Cook stove,
manufactured by Rciber, Wilson q Co,
was awarded the first premium at the
Butler County Fair, on the 4th Of Octo,
ber, 1866 AS coal stove, the Renown
can't besurl lassed; willie the Native No 10
is acknoW lodged to be superior to all others
where wood is used. Both OF these stoves.
together with other varities of Cooking,
Heating, Parlor Stoves, and other castings
are manufactured by Reibcr, Wilson &
Co, and are sold at as low rates as they can
be had elsewhere. Those who may wish
to purchase should call aud examine the
stock of stoves and other castings at their
Ware Room, north of Jacks Hotel, and
opposite the store Of Roessing 4 Stein
Butler Pa. Their castings are made of
the best material, and warranted to render
satisfaction
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Witherspoom Institute.

rrHE w in,crs session of this kieh ooi IN Put,er
will conmt nee Moudty the fhli tltl) day o.
November, T. continue five mon'h..
The increasing reputation AMI influence Of this school
under the aud instruction Prof Brueh csent
srng inducements to Ia 81 Ia search of education
IT IS expected that nmil or Of schulns can be ac-
commodated with Boardng in the rrofessor's fmiiy
session. hecontemplaed additions to the uuli-
in are In progress.
LOYAL YOUNn.
Rutler-Oct. 10. secretary of Board.
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B0' We are pleased to learn that our
friend Mr.. John Scott, has just opend a
new Store in this placc,on Main street one
door South of j. NJ, Thcmpson's Law
Office, where he will be very glad to ac-
commocate any of his friends who will.
give him call. lie has just received
a very large supply of goods from the
t:ast, consisting of Dry Goods. Grocer
ies, Hardware, Ready made clothing,
Hats Caps; and everything in his line of
Business. See advertisement in an.
other column of to days paper
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ESTRAYS.

GAN Z to theresiience of the sul Her living in
~ Marion p, on Or about the ti3i e August. 1900.
nhlee ewes shi two isuiis diof, ntly ket IN the
Ears No letter Iaarks ~ any If them The owner or
owner are requested y eeWe fiw ri Prove proYeliy,
posed Of according TO law
Oct 10 RanIRr AFWErL
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GRAPE WIN s

F0R SALE-
On An0C0NCORD, year old, Mol vines, 35 cents
~, ,VUU each, S3 per dozen. so per 100, $50
per 100 Ao2 vnas 2icents each, s! 81 per dozen.
sl5 per 100, Sl26 per 1000 Delaware No vines 80 cts
each - per dozen $50 per 100, S25p per 1000 No ,
Crn'lim 30 cent. each, S. ner ,5fsn sli her TO IA
seuburg 80 each Is per dozen, $40 Per lnJ Oar
vines have beeu propugatel ON single ewes Ia open
ground and are of superior quality. those wishing
t. plant VINES shoud order cart the demand prui-
ses to be greuCr than the supply
Address SITTER G MpWREY,
Harmony, Butler Co, Pa.
"a a4s9 3D.
Apple Trees delivered at Rochester or Few Castle. ct
S5 per 100. Peach Trees 81 per lJ1 orders must be
accompanied by cash. Address,
J. NJ. R0WREY,
New Llsbpn,
Septic Ohio
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Tccrtlfy thAtthe above il a tlue abstract from the
Quarterly Report TO the Comptroller Of tho-Cmr ncy.
l. j. CUMMINGS,
Oct, l. Is6G-1t Cashier.
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PrOmptness and Literally, with
Reliable Insurance.

A LII persons holding Policies with the Portland
IA Mutual, Dirigo, Piscataqua, or other Insura. Ice
Companies now in unfayOrable. circumstances, NAV
and RELIABLE Companies represented by me, an
of which are paying every dollar of their losses
promptly and literally, as last as presented. con-
tinue to be Agent for the following sound Companies
Pheon K, North American, Merchants, City, and
New England, of Hartford, Conn.,, Harmony, Of New
York; Atlantic Fire and Marine, OF Providence.
r. r.; Atlantic Mutual Co., of Exeter, N, II. All
persons holding Policies with the good old Western
Mass. Insurance Co., (which voted to close up, al
though o. sound and reliable as any Bank in Port
land having re-insured all their risks with another
COMPANY will have no occasion to make any change
OF papers but II wishing to do SO, arc requested to
cali on before doing so Every dollar Of its losses
Is being paid promptly and will continue to be So
-.lf'Oll} WIN. ID. LITTLE, Agent,
b 70 Commercial ST., over john Dennis & Co.'S
Jul 10 dit 10 ai II
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POI TL "A ND
SAc0 & PORTSMOUTH R. R.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT

Do WWEIf hIthANUEMENI t,
Commencing Monday, May 14ih, 1866.
EF.ss 155yz1 Passenger Trains leave Portland for
prcssl J.. M. - Wv W.
Leave Boston Tor Portland at 100 A. NJ, 500 ard
7.00texpross, p. NJ. anu
On Mondays, Wednesdays AID Fridays the EXPRESS
train to and from Boston win run via Boston Maine
u. k stopping only at Saco, Biddcford Kennebunk
North Berwick, South Berwick junction, Dover IN.
e1er Haverhill and Lawrence. And ON TUESDAYS
thursdays and Saturdays will run via the Eastern
II. NJ stopping only ct Saco, Biddeiord. Kennebunk
and Lynn. 'P"i| '"''in
p; a MEcHA n LABoRER's Train win leave
Sae ~ 40 ualy sundays excepted, at A. NJ and
Returning, will leave Portland Tor Saeo and Fill
deiord anu intermediate stations al 20 ~ M.
ireighi tram, with passenger car attached will
leave Portland at 40 A. NJ for Saeo and BiddefrJ
and returning, leqye Bddclord at $50 and Saco al
$40 Am. ~ N $3.50 '
Portland, July 2fi 1866. ;nioi
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Lake Uenh:auOg.


rrK,~eh The new and substantial steamer
Andrew johnson" will run the pres
ent season, on Lake Umbagog and the Megalloway
river, follows,-I ca Frosts Landing in Upton,
every Tuesday and riiay. at 2 a. fort the Megal
loway river stopping at the Inlet OF the Lake and
Enrol Dam On return trips, leave Durkee's Land
ing on Magalloway, at z. M and Enrol Dam at 8
Landing, In Upton. at P. NJ, same day. On other
days the boat will be in readiness TO take parties to
any part of the Lake, day or night, at reasonable
price. .s-2. -.li.l11 7 i....4. ''''
Fare regular trips, 800.
Connections have been made with tho Stage lire
from Bethel, by which parties may loave Bethel on
Mondays and Thursdays at P. NJ, or on arrival OF
the train from Portland and Boston, and arrive at
Upton same evening. Stages win return to Bethel
on Wednesdays and Saturdays, at A. NJ. connect
ing with trains on the q. t Railway, East and West.
Parties can leave Boston on Mondays and THURSDAYS
by the morning tran and Portland by the afternoon
train, and arrive at the Lake the same day. This
route is one of the most beautiful and romantic In
New England, aiiording to the tourist The sports
man, and traveller, the most delightful the
finest sporting, both for gun and rod and the most
heailhfnl and inshgorating climate. jul II
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
Commencing Monday, April 3Oih, 1856

COahhsthclMK IOndny, ApFfE JUN, 1856
EIa44si41fSs1 Passenger Trains leave Portland daily
s1z5fe--zzS at loo T. NJ, for Bath, Augusta Wat
ervlile kcndalps Mills, Skowhegan and Intermediate
Stations connecting at Brunswick with Aneroscos
gin Il. X. for Lewiston and Pennington and al
kendaiPs Mills with Maine Central r. Il. Tor Bangor
as any other. ~ ~ S
Leave Portland Tor Bath, Lewiston, Augusta and
ntermediate stations ON Saturday only at 500 r. A.
Mixed Train leaves Portland for Bath an, inferno
diate stations daily, exceptSaturday, at 3.f5P.M
Freight Train, with passenger car attached, will
leave Portland for Skowhegan and int mediate sta
lions every morning att O'clock
Trans from Bath and Lewiston are due at Portland
~ S.sV NJ, and from SkOwhegan and Pennington
and all intermediate stations at 230 p NJ to connect
with trains for Boston. " S"''''N''
Stages for kockland connect at Bath and for Bel
last al Augusta, and tor SOlon Anson NorriJoe-
wock, Athens and Moose Head Lake al SkowheaSn
and for China, East and North Vassalboro' at Tas9,
saiooro, and for Unity at Kendall's Ai,rs.
April 2S, 1SCt-,ltf
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INSURANCE.
The Enterprise Insurace co.

The enterprise AMSuhhcc OV@
400 Walnut Street, Philadelphia.
Cash Capital, paid up in full, RAss 500, 0O0 90
Cash Assets, January I, 1866, ,ia .,l S'S,'oo 10
The investments of this Company ale in First Mort
cages on Real Estat in the City OF Philadelphia,
Government Loans.a other securities care
fully selected.
Perpetual Fire Insurance Explained for the benefit
OF Real Estate Owners Trustees oChurches schools,
and other public buildings.
Perpetual Fire Insurance on Brick and Stone
Buildings has been thoroughly tested lby one Com
pany in Philadelphia for one hundred years, and
Is now in general use in that city and having prov
ed The cheapest and best mode Of Insurance, is pre-
ierred by all who examine into its merits
Perpetual Policies do not require to be renewed,
and the assured consequently not exposed to the
danger of their assurances expiring as IN the case of
Term Policies The premium paid is o deposit, which
is reclamable by the assured less deduction oil i've
~ -. Il : i. Ratchford Starr, President.
Thos II. Montgomery, Vice-Presdent.
Alex. w. WiSter, Secretary.
JOHN e. DOW. s. SON, Agents,
| July 1i-dtf Lancaster Hall.
! M UTUAL BENEFIT LIRE INSURANCE co.
| IVl The numerous Policy holders in this popular
and the public al are osd
c''' ''''''' i'0n'A' W a.aiai SPARROW,
| julio u ~ State Agent.
! ETNA INSURANCE CO.-An parties hav-
IL ing claims against the g n na," arising from
losses by the lire, will please present them at
| once for adjustment and payment, at our office.
Those eiiecting are reminded that We con-
tinue to issue Pol ces tor this favorite Company,
ON ~ n f FoY Ell ttoFFIN SWAN, Ago its,
jul2O-dtf IN 1856 Fore street.
TNsURANC E-Losscs by ihc late fire all
| l. paid up-An persons desiring sale Insurance,
may place iuli confidence in the COMPANIES repre-
| F'~'st krainif Uffice, II Market Square
Risks taken as low as in any good Company.
| JULIO
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THE MARKETS.
Foreign Markets.

--latest by Telegraph to londonderry.
IdyERpooI July 2G.-Cotton-1he Gotten Brok-
er's Circular reports the sales of the week at7looO
hoes Including 5000 10 SPECTATORS aud 1900 TO eN
Oortcrs The market orenod irregular, closing after
some fuctuation at decline Of I'd, principally on
middng qualities.
The authorized quotations are as f5llows:Orleans
Far 1Gd: Middling f4d. Mobile Fair l53d Midding
I'D Uplands Fair I'D; Middling 132d.
The sales to-day estimated at 10000 bales in
Guiding 1000 to SPECTATORS and exporters. o
The stock in port is estimated at 1900 bales, OF
which 39S, 900 bales are American.
Breadstuffs very dull; Corn easier.
Provisions dull
LONDON. July 20. T. M.-Consols closed at ss4 %
Sei for money. '7
AMERICAN SEcURIrIEs.-U. s. 5-20's G92 a 7ni /;
Illinois Central Shares "a q III; Erie Shares 42k
New York Markets.
New YORK. July 2e.
Coton-seady but dull; sales COO bales at &c a CSC
for RIiddling.
Tlour--q quite firm for sound low grades, and heavy
and declining for other kinds; sales 1900 bbls at CO
07GO for Sunerfne State. Extra do G 10 al 8 rs.
Choice 50 (99rj.
Wheat-iirm and quiet with fair inquiry for prime
No. SpTlng; sales IL 600 bush. Flew No. Nlilwau-
koe at 05 "a 2 10.
Corn-witlout decided change sales A. 900 bushels
at Sib a s5c for sound mixed Western, and 94c for
Western yellow.
Whskey-nomnal.
Pork-heavy; sales 300 bbls. at 81 Sc a 81 CS for
new mess closing at 81 sc cash.
Iard-steady; sales 155 bbls. at IS a 205c.
Naval Stores-quiet.
Petroleum nominal.
Gr0cerieS-Quiet
Freights to 1dyerpool-witlout change.
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LOST.

-
DOLICIES LOST Supposed to have been
l. taken by mistake from room No. 81 Preble
House, bundle of Policies and other papers, belong
ing to w. +. hillips IL Co. Whoever has them
will please return them to W. +. PHILLIPS & co.
Wholes lie Druggists, S0a Commercial street.
jy27 DIST
MOUND. In this city Pocket-Book containing
II money &c.; by proving property and paying
charges the owner can have the same.
Portland, July 27th-df CYRUS K. BABB.