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THE NEVADA noANERGEs.

'ena.e VI e"e oni'eu o'a'es 'ro'n 'ne eomnu
NIFTY that now so)ourns on the mountain eoges
Oh Nevaoa ne mas peeh put lor"Aru ~ 'ne
rauicais Oh oongresS 70 ora'e uo"n enu S,u'n
with ms giadlatona plows 'ne enuiv .on
serVatlse pna'anA' "na. ". ns ,1.p,s
caPacity OF lRuABoL'7 anu 'nv '',n, I
pedantries oil SUMNER, ana tne wholesale siaii'
ders OF WILSON have eu'o uo' nus peen uii-
dertaken BY Senator JAMES W. ME OF Ne
Vada. 10 use tne nnBu1se vi .ae PiA'
ring, ne comes ou' .ne onAPvn mr
ponS" y" -. CO.. 7. n.
'res'o.' y h.o,.h,
sreu' eIUl' nen .SPe,ve ~, '..e.. e oser,
oo"n 'ne noSe, .ne 0oi'eySs ry -. 80
~mch ,.lie' we nei'ne, KNOW mo, ~ oare. w ~,
uneVe' ue' noWeVer' lnA. u 'ne pa's,Vn' " 'n
speech, ana us 'to'ai oePra''y IN en,"
OF na'ohai 'aeaS are I" p,eNa'' /" "'
most certainty pring uo"h s"o 0oy
one entnusiasuc Correspondent '.ieeiapns ,e-lus
tnat senator DooLirrLh IN 'ai, a'pe ~.
70 raiiy uncer 'ne s.aBser"s D,o ia
Nevada champion in'SeuA'On .oiN
=, ..a -, LILA ..rth its arouments
s'''on 49, .sN.o.,,',o upon ~ :. .aamant and tbe
arc 10 NUS. 49, 80 Saw.a. Sanotor wos
oun'o"oo oPe'.n " ~ ~ :, h.rr,,lo.s 40
Us hnPo,on, a' .n0 eSo'9' p. 81, - -.
,nc Nilus 'na' nv wv W. .ao.a ~ ,hot oonld
disturbed mountain "'ouppy.' ,. CIsS,.o.
tne waves 'nA' .ai ~ .s;s..
eApreso .nen ys .toi. -, hnt s,tilo
'iat e,e'y uA " - "a. ,o.n5a
rage Snooa t1o e',i'A' lo.A W A..
'ions' "''ra''"' OO'' NV ' w
OPnnon,
Ano'ner c'dqaer conneS'eu WIN 'ne p'o''
informs the puoiic that senator ssskNpkN' ~
overcome py tne uhapProacnaoie eioquenee
Oh tne orauon' uePaf'eu iroi" n's u,ua' Gus Gus,
tom, anu eh'n,S'Asuoa'y si"SPeu .ro naiu
., tne 'riu'npian' oesa'O, nV,n n 49,. ,,N,'.
ernaPS 'ne au''e,e 'oen"'', "VA e'
whose regaru iOr ueooru,i n"o ne'e'o'Vie
peen us conspicuous Us MS cohVenP' ior
clap-trap' may nave oeen 80 oeiosgeu oy 'ne
unsenatoriai harongue oi MS ana our iriehu
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RECRPrIoN AT THE EXECUTIVE
~ "u' MANSION. n

TIE PRESIDENT and daughters viii receive
next Tuesday evening, 18th inst, from to
10 o'clock. 'fH'
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In obedience to the order of the Secretary Of
War. Brevet Drigsder William R. Richardson,
Colonel Of the 25th Ohio volunteers, was honorably
mustered out Of the United States service.
The national Republican., 1866-05-14

The Treasury ofthe United States, on Saturday,
designated the Merchants Exchange Bank Of New
York city as a depository Of public funds.
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CAMPAIGNS OF THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC: A
Critical History Of Operations in Virginia. Maryland,
and PaDnsy lyRniA, from the cOmmepeemeut to the
elsse Of the War. BY WILLIAM swISroS. New York :
tHARLEs D. RIoHARDsoS, 1865.
Tbs 10 q single 8Vo. volume of $50 pages, Is well
printed oa excellent paper, handsomely bound, and
as q whole, Is alike credtabe to the author, pub
Usher, and Army Of the Potomac. The book is H.
lustratsd with fine sngEsvings of Lieutenant Gen
GRAEr and tho several Generals who commanded
the Army OF the Potomac Sin ten campaigns and
two-score" battles.
The author Acknowledges in his title page that
his work Is critical history, to which, Of course
he invites or expects criticism, and for which we
have neither time space 10 give to-day but, on
some future occasion, shall freely and fairly, we
trust, discuss some Of his opinions.
The volume before US Is valuable mainly on &C.
count Of Its documentary history and official record
presented In their order. Many Of these Official
papers never before appeared in print. complete
and impartial histOry Of the vast and important
movements Of "ths grand army Of the Potomac"
would hll ten such volumes as Mr.. 6wNros's
The time has not arrived for such history Tem.
pers must be calmed, and bitter prsjudices must
die before II can be written. For the present the
volume before us will have to sufos. 1t Is highly
crsditable to the author, and is we'll worth the
price-$4-oharged for 1t.
Subscriptions for the work are received by PHILP
4 SoLoMoRs.
THE MAsoUERADE AND OTHER POEMS By JOHN
GODRREI SAKE. BosIoni TIcKSoR FIELDs. 1866
This 10 a neat little volume, Of 237 pagoS con.
tanning large variety Of the choicest gems Of the
author. Tho title Of the book is derived from the
name Of the arIt poem, the plat Of which was sug-
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0sE Of the Philadelphia dairy dealers has
msdes pile Of money By selling butter short"
THE first Fenian craft reported was a fish
ing vessel Their lighting vessels are not Jet ready
to sail. tfa
IN CLEANING streets with reference to
cholera would II not be well to sweep out all
street rumors I"
PROFESSOR BIoT is lecturing in Boston
upon the art Of cookery. He will at the same time
learn something about making ehowder.
STEPHENS, the mighty Fenian, has accepted
the resignation Of oMahony, with a view to pro-
noting harmony in the organization,
A YOUNG lady who fell of from Lookout
mountain and was found hanging to some shrubs by
her clothes blushsd when she was rescued.
The Chicago organ Of JEFF Davis indig-
nantiy denies the story that he was dressed in
female apparel when captured.
CLARK AND DAVIS, the two inen charged
with participation in the bond robbery on Madison
avenue, New York, have been discharged. q =
The Committee on Ways and Means are
doing nothing as yet on the new tariff law, prefer
ring to wait until some final action has been taken
upon the internal revenue tar Law. p,
JoHS mitchell Is writing upon Irish griev-
-, VS. - -, '. -, op'"' W
- p.o,..i.,s os"s ~ ~. I,I ,.,.. ',oay
The city solicitor of Cincinnati has entered
suits asa,.h several street railroad companies for
charging higher rates Of fare than their contracts
allow. ....
a WESTERN oritlc, In speaking oil new
pay says fne un'ues are admirably observed
'he guinness Wn'on commences In the hrst act
never nags tor moment until the curtain falls"
Two daughters Of President Juarez, Of
ne.oO Ais guess o. ,n' s, mo,'eAn minister, Mt,
. ivy @'' ''A'' ""u A000"p"'"'a
10 get up the new nVe cent piece, winch
soon TO DO is'nsed' VIII cost about $780, 600.
.ns h.ir I'M" 49, sa,,s % ~ ss," oomp,s,e' ,nls'
I.,ion = -
....
ihh soou PeoPie vi anoia county, MiSs',
arc IN tue aaot ., giving parties and the ladies are
dons IN Tho cs,. ~ .,Fod.r.I oeo.,. .nI .oid,.r,
living in that section.
r a,
P.i'o" "oAsu VI o"o VI eiie
two ago: "Is II true that these palIerio, ar. In.
tested with ysrmin2n "A,k ma NO ous,,iop, and
III tall Won no lie, u was tho r.nlv.
H.. O.. -. -.,.,,
. % WIN "i'
IT. an, "a -, - , '.s. .aaeo,
:. ,,. ~ ~. "On vas '.puo'eu n
vers. ..aI... ~. a.r
Ar rur animal nr;va dac,,mot;on or ,bo
sorbomor, s,.,, q, w.,.r,,II. co,,.n. MI. ~
a., r,i,. ,x.,a.a ., u..-u c..,s,,u II.rn..,,
:, ps,.o. "a A.. .o,a.a :. - M. c,s,-,
=, b.ntn,, O'''s"
..u
ScorT, the person who swore out warrants
against Ben. Wood John Morrissey, and others,
for alleged lottery swindling, now comes forward
and s"'sr' that he was mi'lsd, and did not know
n's nr'' statement 70 % true no" much
THE young halter who saved the life Of
the Russian Emperor Is decidedly in luck. The
OF 800, 900 francs has been subscribed for him,
and large tract of land has boen given to enable
him To support his new dignity as 4 nobleman.
The national Republican., 1866-05-14

A REouIAR minute Of the medical examin-
alton Of recruits for ths army win hereafter bs ksP.
By ths surgeon u sasA Fsorgiins stsilon and depot
The national Republican., 1866-05-14
CHIEF QUARTERMAsTERS OFFICE,

NHlEF UARTERMASTER'S OFFICE,
~ DEPARTMENT or YIRdIxIA,
RIcHhoSD, Va, May q 1866
Sealed proposals will be received at this once until
the 10Th instant, at l2 m for furnishing the United
States Government with the following supplies, via;
CLASS III, oOo CORDS MERoHANTABLR HARD
WOOD.
CLASS 2-2o, 900 bushels OATS, in sacks.
400 tons prime TIMOTHY HAY, bsled. 70
CLASS So tons clean RYE or WHEAT STRAW,
balsd.
CLASS T. STATIONERY. In sueh quantities as may
be required, including LETTER, FOoLscAP, FOLIO
POST, NOTE, BLoTTIEG, and ENVELOPE PAPER
ENVELOPES, (varlous siIes,) MEMORANDUM, O. l. aud
6'quiTe BLANK BOOKS, INK, (Arnold's PluidJ and
INK POWDER, WAPERS, SEALING WAX, QUGLLs
STEEL PENS, LEAD PENCILS, oPPICE TAPS,
ERAsRRs, and PAPER.FoLDERs, all to Bo Of good
quality. ..
Proposals will be made for each class separately and
must designate the areles in each class proposed 10 bo
furnished,
The wood, hay, and straw III be subject 10 iuspeo
lion on delivery. Samples II the oats aud the articles
In Class must accompany the proposals,
All plies 10 be delivered to the United States Qaar.
termasiers At Richmond aud Fort Monroe as they NAV
lor on delivery or as soon thereafter as funds may
The United States reserve the RIG 10 reIeet an or all
proposals which nay be deemed incompatible with the
Interests Of the Government
WILLIAM l. JAMES
BreVet Brigadier General and Chief O H.,
myt.a Department Of Virginia.
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Andrew johnson as Military Governor OF
Tennessee.

Tennessee.
The services of Mr.. JOHssoN as the Military
Governor Of Tennessee were complimented in the
warmest terms his retiring from that position
by Secretary STASTOS, as will be seen from the
following communication:
war DEPARTMExT,
wAsHIS0ToS CITT, March y, 1855.
To his Ercsllsncy AHdrsO Johnson, Vice President
elect:
SIN This Department has accepted your resig.
nation as Brigadier General and Military Cover
nor Of Tennessee. ...I ...
Permit me- on this occasion, to render to you
the thanks Of this Department for your patriotic
and able services during the eyentful period
through which you have exercised the high trust
committed to your charge. In one Of the darkest
hours Of the great struggle for national existence
Against rebellious foes the Government called you
from the Senate, and from the comparatively safe
and easy duties Of civil life, to place you In front
Of the enemy, and in a position Of personal toll
and danger, perhaps more hazardous than was
encountered by any other citizen military officer
OF the United States.
With patriotic promptness you assumed the post,
and maintained 1t under circumstances OF unpaTal-
eled trials until recent events have brought safety
aud deiverance to your State, and to the integrity
of the constitutional Union, for which you long
and gullantly periled all that Is dear to man on
earth
That you may bo spared to enjoy the new honors
and perform the high duties to which you have
been called by the people of the United States, is
the sincere wish Of one who, in every Official and
personal relation, has found you worthy Of the
hdenee OF the Government and the honor and es-
teen Of your felloW-oitiEens.
Your Obedient servant,
EDwIS NJ. STANTON, Secretary Of War.
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nEN TISTRY.- DIR.
~ LOOMS, RESIDENT DuSTAr, sSs ~
fsnnsyiyAniA avenue, near corner Of olIr1Hp
Ninth street aiends to all branches pertaining 70 the
proiesson hAlfofmation of the mouth corrected and
WV vans" sfuhsiAi sssa made. APo'ly
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sPI1CIAI. NorIons.

as-Bibis ssccisty.-Thc Th,rty-eishth An
nterssry Of the wasAiagton city Bible Society will be
held In tho First sptis Cbureh, Thirteenth street DR.
ailletts's) on T0EsDAY BvBNfEe, Nay Is, at sk
o'clock.
c., from Ohio, and other prominent speakers. ..5
WILLIAM BALLANTYEB,,
myi4-a Secretary pro tsna
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MAYORS OFFICE, WASHINGTON,
1Nl MAY o, lse9-sealed proposals will be received
AZ this once until l2 o'clock m, on THURSDAY, May
sewer, inside diameter,) wall to be four inches In
thickness or one brick In thickness in the alley In
reservation No Ql) eleven TO connect with the seweri
May 5, 1850.
Bidders will state the price per lineal foot for the
fewer, which shall include all excavations, &c sc
the bidders 20 be responsible for any accident caused
the construction Of the work.
The right to deoue any all proposals. should Il be
deemed advisable, is reserved.
Specifications eau be seen at the Office OF the Com
mssioners OF Improvements every day from 10 m to
Y NJ or atsny time by calling on the Commissioner Of
None but prSctical mechanics need bid.
BARNES
Commissioner Fifth Ward,
W. w BIRTH,
CHAS LANE,
mys-eOtd Assistant Commissioners
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s~The Queen of the eroiiet-sswysr's Bar-
BRR's soAP.-The best compound known for shaving
and the toilet. No one who wishes to preserve and
beautify their complexion should be without IT, For
sale, Wholesale and rsta BY KIDwELL 4 Sos, PhsrmA-
esusts, Pennsyivania avenue, next corner Of Four
teenth street, Washington, d. @. ap2o-n
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srBreech-Losding Arm.-rhe Board for
the Examination Of Breeeh Loading Arms Of which Gem
eral Hancock is preaident In session at No. 6l
windsr's Buildiug. .... ..1
Arms will be received daily, between the hours Of II
a. N. and p. m, until further notice,
Inventors requested to submit their arms In per.
or BY agsnt to the recorder Of the board.
W. owRNs,
Capt. 9Th .. s. Cav. Brew. Lieut. Col U. a.
mhl2-u Recorder.
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ssAmenuensis.-Person desiring the SER
Vices Of CoPYTsT or AMANuENsIs, can be aecommo-
dated BY lady who writes neat aud plain hand, By
N streets north apzs.u
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AS.seventh ward.- A Meeting OF tho
Voters Of the Seventh Ward favorable to the policy Of
the present Administration will be held al Island Hail.
TUESDAY EVENING, May 18th, at O'Clock, to pomi.
nate Ward Candidates TO be Supported at the ensuing
municipal election myg-td
The national Republican., 1866-05-14

81 Marriage and Celibaoyy an Essay OF
Warning and Instruction for Young Men. Also, Dis
eases and Abuses which PROSTATE the vital powers,
with means Of relief Sent free Of charge in sealed
letter envelopes Address DR.. J. sKILLIN HoUGHros,
Howard Association, Phiiadeiphia, Pa. apl7.sm.
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of senatorial position should exclude an
irreverance which approaches impiety. 1t
has been our experience that men who most
frequently refer to the "fnal account" to be
rendered for deeds done in the body" are
those least prepared for such an august set
tlement. And so, we have noticed, that
those who speak in the name Of the heroic
dead, against clemency and for vengeance,
and in the name Of the living soldier clamor
for a holocaust OF slaughter, are generally
| those who never heard the shot from an
enemy's fire, and never stood in the awful
presence of battle. Blood, determination
degradation, and revenge is not the anmus
or aspiration Of the veterans who gained our
victories; they are the staple Of politicians
rather than patriots, and are heard in the
idle rawlings of those who were non-cOm-
batant in war; and who are belligerent and
falsely brave only in peace. Six years ago
this month, we saw General NYE stricken
almost to tears by the nomination Of ABRA-
HAM LINCOLN at Chicago over the favorite
son Of New York, WILLIAM II. SEWARD
During these intervening years Mr..
SEWARD has been the calm and great
premier Of the Administration Of Presidents
LINCOLN and JOHNSON. He has been the
sheet anchor Of conservatism, and has aided
no little in preventing the wild and malevo-
lent spirit OF party from usurping the place
Of conscience and reason. In all the turmoils,
dangers and disasters Of the conflict with
treason, daily and nightly he was the conf.
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s-omoe OF the commis..ry General of

wAsnrsaroS, D. c.. May s, 1889.
Nor cE.-A sufficient length Of time having elapsed
for the presentation Of claims against the fund under
the charge Of this once, tmousys recovered from the
rebel authorities, taken from United States soldiers
while held as prisoners Of war) claims presented
after this date will be considered. Ht f
A pro rata distribution Of the fund will be made on
the claims file in this ofre Satisfactory proof
Of the identity Of the claimant and the authenticity Of
the claim being presented.
By order OF Major General Il. A. Hitchcock, oommis-
'ary General Of Prisoners. W. T. HABTz,
myi2-Iit Assistant AdJutant General.
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,,I,b o,.on C.r,ou ,s.,,,a -, NP s 'sP'a1.t I.
.nnso,.D.0 NJ G"od.so~ a. noo". H'.. ~
,ha Hon.s h,, d,.,I.vsI Wv ~" ~POl VI VI
,.novs,ina ~. Usp 80. a.. "ln-. sH'sy 'n
,bn, nr.vsn,,0. ,L. ,sr,h ;, ~. aSa,. .'Ds' aru
aoor or tb. Ho1.aI '''''" 'p'" '"'
Grx Rrr,pp in tho Mrsio Hall a. Ro.,o,
Lac, Fr,dov .v.Din. .vnonnd.d NJ. a.ss.. 90
con,trno,Ion 10 a. S'uln'. ."I,. ''1 .n."' " ~
ina no,,,i.,.a, - ~. &C. a.e Nv. n,' 'Ie eau
,nn S.. l., Wv s', 4"1 Sono Oi ne'snoU''
d,nrscsS N. r,s,ors0n ~o,.r nr ~. % p-.,'s.n, n,
The Portland daily press., 1866-11-07
TINELAND.
E'ARM AND FRUIT LANDS, i'm mild

E,ARM AND FRUIT LANDS. i'm mild
nealthml climate. Thirty miles soulk OF r,,l
aadeipnia, by Railroad, in New Jersey, on the sam
line OF latitude as Baltimore, Nd ~
The soil IS rich and productive VARYING from n cl.
to sandy loaa. suitable tor wheat Grass Cor
TOBACCO, Fruit and vegetables This Is orent ,..,;,
@oannTy. Five hundred vineyard and Orchards
nave been planted out by experienced fruit growers
$, Vineland is already orc Of the mos bea,titnl
places In the Unitcd States. The entire Territory
consisting sf htty sqnare miles of Iand ia laid ont
upon general system o, improvements. The land
only sod TO actual settlers with provision for public
adornmcot The place on ccount Of lis great besntv
as well as other advantages has become tie resort
oI Ve2pfe Q iasS. 1t has increased five Thousand
people within the past three years Churches Stores
Scnoos, Academies. Societies OF Art and learning
ana otner elements of refinement and culture have
settling: Hundreds of new houses are be;ne co,;,
strueted Price OF Farm Land, twenty acre lots and
lage lots for sale. anu ~
Fruits and Vegetables ripen earlier in this district
snan 1 N e any other locality north of Norfolk Vam-
openings Tor all kinds of business Lumber Yards
" Manu actories, Foundres Stores and the lik and
steam Power with room can be rented. =
,ror persons who desire mild winters a healthful
ei,inase' ana good SOIL in country beautifully i'm
PROV d ablunding in truits and pos sessihg all other
social privileges, id tile heart OF civilization, it is
worthy OF visit. ..7'7f =.
3 Lestcgs answered, and the Vineland Rural papeI
vngiui Information. and containing reports OF So
lon Rob nsOn, sent to applicants
Address CHAS X. Lands, Nineland L. o.,
Lands Township. New Jersey fsErN
From Report of Scion Robinson, Agricultural Edi-
tor of the Tribune; It is one Of the most extensive
fertile tracts, almost level position and suitable
condition for pleasant aI ming that know OF this
side of the Western Praries,"
sept13d&wtf37 -3lf It4r
The Portland daily press., 1866-11-07
PORTLAND& ROCHESTER R.R,
SUMMER ARRANGEMENr

EHl5ls{ifksEl On and after Monday, April 30. 1sGe
sAX-ytrains will leave as follows
$40 p. N. ~ wv A' A'
620 Pm. 49, ~V' Anu
The 200 P. NJ train out and the A NJ train Ia IA
rorcana VIII be freight trains with passenger cars
o. ~ stages connect at Gorham for West aorkam
standish, steep Falls, Baldwin, Denmark. Sebago
Brldgton, Lowell. Hiram, Brownfeld, FryebuTg,
conway, BARTLETT, Jackson Limington, Cornish Por-
ter Freedom, Madison and Eaton NJ II
At Buxton Center for West Buxton, Bonny -Eagle
South Limington Limington, Limerick. Newiieid
Parsonsfeld and 0ssipee
AT Saccarappa for South Windhan, Windbam MN
aud North Windham, daily
steam Car and Accommodation trains will run as iol-
lows;-Leaye Gorhsm for PortIAud at 90 A NJ and
2O0P NJ. Leave Portland for Gorlam at II Is p M.
and 4P.M. - NJ
,o., By order OF the President
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MADE Of the best materials, in the most thorough
Ul manner. and receiving CONSTANT IMPROVE
MENTs, under the supervision OF
THE ORIGINAL INVENTOR.
Every variety, as Hay, Coal Railroad, Platform
and Counter Druggists, Confectioners', Butchers,
Grocers, and Gold Scales, Beams, Spring Balances,
The Portland daily press., 1866-11-07

LsOR SALE, in Gornam, fifteen minutes walk
~ from the Depot, a nearly new, neat Cottage
House, Barn and oqtbuildlngs having all the conven
fences and in prime condition. Ii Is situated near
grove and snort distance from the County road
Apply to j, E. STEVENS. I
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, Noy. @.
Cotton-steady but not very active; sales 200 bales
Middling uplands at 3Sc
Flour-dull and common grades declining: sales of
300 bbls. State at 80 "a 10 20; Round Hoop
Ohio IL 90 q 15 90: Western 30 q IA 40; Southern
quiet; sales Z, ,506 bbls. at IL 90 a II rs.
Wheat-opening firm but closed dull and declining;
sales 81, 900 bush. ChicBgo Spring and Milwaukee
No. 2 30 @ 243. Amber State, prime, 90 White
State and Canada 20.
Mixed Western % q 2S1 afioat and in store; do
Western at 81 a 80.
Beet-steady; sales 230 bbls.
Pork-more active and irregular; sales $500 bbls
New Mess at % 90 q % 70, closiug at 2s 25.
Sugars-dull and heavy; sales 250 hhds Muscova-
do at 102 a 11c4
Coffee-quiet and firm. h
M0lasses-frm.
Naval Stores-quiet
Freights to Liverpool-steady Cotton Id. Grain
hnrla a.
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Lot for Sale,

nNE Of the best building lots in the city, situated
residence of Gen. j. d. Fessenden This lot is sixty
Two feet front on Deering Street, extends back one
hundred feet, and is bounded on the east side by
street NIFTY feet in width, making it lot and
very desirable. S. b. HERSEY
No. Gait Block, Com. Street
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale,
A Rare Ch0Ncey

TNHE lot of land, with the brick stable and untn-
Il ished brick dwelling house thereon, corner of
Congress and Smith Streets belonging to the estate
the late Charles E. Beckett, is offered Tor SALE
The lot Is about 100 by A feet and the house con-
structed after plans and specifications by Harding,
the architect, is so far advanced that can be finish
ed IN season for occupancy the coming winter ii the
work upon it is Immediately resumed.
better opportunity Tor procuring an elegant
house in pleasant situation could not be wished
Apply to S. B. BECKETT
Assessors Office, Mechanics Hall;
U4 ,.t.-.a.. THOMAS L. SAWYER,
- -.-..4..... Head Union Wharf; OF
N a5 JOHN G. PROCTEN
E 49,. Middle. head Of Silver street.