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SHIPPING.

.ea5EEs, STEAM TO LIVERPOOL-CALLIN
sssssAA1aaA4a at Queenstowu-The Inman Line, salliIg
seI1isMeekly, carrying the United states mails.
Y OF Of august August i
o SE Aas%;ii
and saeh sSd e
nOOn' from Pier NC STts 4 ESFth 3F PrssAaE TissrA
r,.. BY the mail steamer sailing every Saturday. -.
First 10 s. StefTFofe; ia london
10 faFis.i;i PYYiR REs 1GS IN COLA fffnrs'''''''" ~
Passage by the Wednesd y steamers First cabin
slO0; steerage sS5. Payable in United States cur
Passengers also forwarded to Havre, Hamburg, Bre.
steeraee passage from Liverpool or Queenstown $780,
GOLD or the yd lick Is can be bought here by
osss ''''n'F no,m"UG S$S %3Se PA%E 1S %3v'
-I1gSls, HAMILLs PASSAGE OFFICE
Ssis1s1allal5ft Ssi1salla4lsst 'ANCHoR LINE OF STEAM FRS"
30 a6G1iB9EERRSNjNAT,I" i9ERNNT,In - ""CCo1LIUsAnBiA, "C1IsnBA
-"BRlTANNiA," 'fN DiA.'
LIVERPOOL, LoNpoNpERRg, 1 ON, BELFAST, DUBLm
NE"ERa; RS;fRc TothS GFS PAP PADsaGEs sGadGfsso"'
,.,,r,,a PAYABLE IN PAPER CURRENCY
STEHRS; Soo ana $N
M ~ iIiE PAID iGtIiRiiTFfiJ xfE;S S''''''''S"
issued for bringing out passengers rom the aboV
lower RATES THAN ANY OTHER LINE.
al. all - sTXii6Hs ia FiGG ON THE IRISH RAILWAYS.
noce that the Anchor line the only line granting
the points named above that the undersigned the
only duly authorized Agent in hiadeiphla
Apply TO W. A HA.dILL,
Sole gent for "ANCHOR LINE"
Is NO. 2l7 WALNUT Street.
9lKSoA FOR NEW YORK.-PHILADEL,
49, depha Steam Propeller Company De-
suulch Swiftsure Lines via Delaware and Rartan Canal
leaving dal at IL Nj and +. NJ, connecting with ali
Northern and Eastern lines.
For freight which will be taken upon accommodating
terms, al ply to WILLIAM NJ. BAIRD d CO.,
3l6 No. 1925 DELAWARE a venue
ITO SHIP CAPTAINS AND OWNERS.-THB
l. unGeTsigned having leased the KENSINGloE
ECREW DOCK ,begs TO in om his Ien0s and the patrons
the Dock that be prepared with increased fac tiles
to accommodate those having yesse to be raised OF
repaired and being a practical ship-carpenter and
caulker wi give personal attention the vessels
trusted to him or repairs.
Captains or Agents Ship Carpenters, and Machinsts
having vessels to repair are solicited to call
Having the agency for the sale of "Wettersedt's
Patent Metallic Comp oston" pper Paint for the
preservation OF vessels bottoms for this city pre-
pared 10 furnish the same on favorable terms.
JOHN II. HAMMITT,
- - Kensngton screw Dock,
lis DELAWARE Avenue, above Ia UREL Street
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Total,


Leaving ecit Of S6OC57 80 to be paid of the
uoual treasury These expenses are in addition to the
transportation, TaioUs, ana quarermasters supplies
utnlshed by the government 1t Is dmcult 20 deter
mine To what the vast amount OF properly held BY
the bureau has been app led. Al the yery lowest es
maze, the property taken possession or as cOuhscaed
or rabaudOntd amounted in value 10 ten millions OF dol
ar ana the rents returned abOye mentioned are less
tban one per @ mt. on the entire value.
tAPeLulu OF the bureau under the present al
mlnltration Tor agents, civilian clerks and emp Dyes
a9out lls headqnarters alone amount 20 not less t9an
niO 80 yea exclusive Of the staff officers and order
lies in the military service.
large pro- Ortion of the money expended on the
reeun schools under the dmustratiOn of the keY.
L W. conway the late Assistant Commits isst0uer, we
are satlsnea Was squandered. Mr. Matthew Whlden,
tormery chel clerk in the school department, in evil
dence 0eiOie, us--whc ch Is hereto appended marked
"6"-sated that IN ptemberls6l Captain Pease, the
school sup,ru endent reported officially that there
were schools in operation aud in urishing coalition,
when IN tact' there were two 1t was also sworn TO
before Us hat The books and records which would have
shown this report 90 be naecurae were DESTROYED in
not leet for the fbr eaton Of false report
less wos 60 account for 10 persons who
Nere not engaged IN teaching On ths payrol
No forthe month OF August 1868 we found that af-
ter II had been certified and approved names had been
added, aud the totals erased and changed on avery
page. We found also discrepancy several I'm ndrad
dO'rs he wesn the paYrols for this month and the la
boT roll No. 10.
From the sworn testimony. also hereto appended, it
will b., seen that Captain Mo Sc, appointed provost
rshgl Of the bureau by Mr. Conway, made the pro-
vest ma'shals Office slayepeu, arrestiug freedmen
and selling hem planters at hye dollars head aud
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A UCuox SALE OF GOVERNMENT PRO-

A UCIION SALE OF GOVERNMENT PRO-
"A PERRY.
On WEDNESDAY, August 10 1866 com mencing
at 10 O'Clock A. Nj, Will be solo at pubic auc ION,
at the GoYernmC mt Warehouse corner OF FIRST
street and the LEVEE Louisville, Kentioky, a
Iarge lot OF CLOTHING CAMP and GARRISON
EQUlPAGE, consisting in part Off
$40 Great Goats, 3340 tanteens
Sz6 Grea Coat Strapa S74 Camp Kettles,
SO prs IntV TTOwsers, 902 hess ans,
"a prs MID 5420 shelter rents,
27 Flannel Shirts, 100 Bell Tents,
81 pIs Drawers, 7l5 Common Tents,
Cos Woollen Blankets, 1l06 Wall Tents
20 Rubter 577 flies,
l78 Rub'r TENT PonchOs, IL Sibey Tents,
3ll6 X apsacks, 58l Hospital Tents,
1878 HsveIsacks, 267 " flies.
IeTms-Cash IN United States Currency.
Property TO lie removed ON day Of sale at risk of
purchaser.
By order of Colonel r. c. Rutherford, Depot
QuartGImaster. III BELCHER,
SSl0t captain and A. Q, M.
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Twenty teamsters, labOrers, messengers, and
pOr ters, at average pay each p r month, 22 30
Thirty two nurses, cooks, and IN hospital, at av-
eIage pay each per month, rs
Texas.
One brigadier general assistant commissioner for the
State.
One lieutenant colonel, two majors, captain,
lieutenant-staf duty.
Two colonel, one major, ten captains, four first
lieutenants three second lieutenants subassis.ant
..iEsip pnarG
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TOR SALE-STATE AND COUNTY RIGHTS
II OF Capeweu q 90 IS PatenI Wind Guard and Air
Heater for Coal on Lamps IT. prevents The Chlmneys
third the oil Call them they but en cents
No 203 RACE street Philade phia Sample sent and
part Of the Uaied states on receipt of % Cents. 10
- PARASOLS AT Sl'25, $3.50, Sl'75, AND
- e. snk sun Umbrellas, sl4O, $3.50, 81 10
vi. DIXON
Iswlm No. q s. EIGHEH Str I.
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THE FREEDMEN'S BUREAU.
lis Operations in Georgia, Alabama, MiSSiS-
Sippi Louisiana, and Texas,
Report of Generals Steedman and
Fullerton.

WASHINGTON, August 9 1856,
The following verv important report from Geo.
erals Steedman and Flu lertoG has been made pub
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RETRENCHMENT AND REFORl

great reduction in the expenses Of the Bureau, aud
reform which would render IL far less Objectionable
than it now would b. effected by the dscontnu nee
of all paid employees in the military service of the
government This would rednCa tho expenses for
clerks contract surgeons, hospital stewards &c., the
FOL lin
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On THE CITIZENs

But little or no encouragement has been gwen 10 the
operations of the bure by 1e citze of Of these
States except Alabama aud Georgia, in which the as
sistsnt commissioners Generals Tulson and SWtyue,
have removed much Of the prejudice against the bu-
by wisely securing the cooperation OF the civil
authorities
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Georgia,

The number of persons to whom ratOns nave been Is
sued in each of the aforementioned states since the
let of December 1865, and to the ls OF April last,
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Seventy seven ersons employed as nurses @ laun-
dresses amouianCe, C urlveTs' Fly rs Nh aIu each 10 90
In addition to the I regoIng there e one huouted
and seventy seven asens O. tng OHsefaI f NJ Tn,nS
Georgia, no appoibted by the ASST tdnL inns
soner Of the Bureau, in accordance with resolution
oF The Genryi. ate convention, passed October 30
1850 providing for such appointments. Ihese agents
are not paid from the bureau funds but oy ees a3We
them for apI rowing con racts, and for othef omoal
duties, .,-..o
One major general-assistant commissioner ior the
Three maors one captain FIVE lieute nants-on staE
duty. ,., IL. oarta,rs tyvo 1ientepants
tar commissioners.
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WASHINGTON, ID. c., August 9, 1896 !
III De sold at Iubic auction. under the direction
OF breVet Lieutenant 90 onel james Moore As
slslant Quartermaster, at Warehouse on 6 street.
near lwtnt eth street, Washington, on ThURS,
DAt' ,AuRnst 20, al 10 A. NJ the 10 lowing Tele-
q BeaI dsleA 3 Sinnnl ah Onn nonnda Wire Irnn
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-02-28
FROM MIR. NORMAN FINNEY.

MoNHToS, June %, 1860
Messrs. s. W. FowLr Co.. Buston.
Being always willing to rive my influence in aid
Of good cause ! checriullv testify to the great
merits Of DIR. WlSTAR's l}AisiM OF WILD CuErRY.
which have had occasion to make ilse Of many
times during the last ten wears in cases Of Liver
Complaint. bard Cough, and Splitting of Blood al
tended with other dangerous symptoms, and have
always found complete relief in this excellent re-
NEEDY. My experience with other remedie. for all
these disease, as vol as with the trial Of many
prescriptions OF physicians, leads me to believe
that the Balsam is superior to all OF them With
out any hesitation | recommend this remedy AS
the best one extant for all attacks Of Colds Coughs
and Lung Diseases. Yours truly, Nol;MAS FrySEY.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR a BOTTLE.
PREPARED BY
SETH W. FOWIE L son. 1s1remont St, Boston
And for sale by all Druggists.
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Reputation Established

:
.Nf.s. S. a. s9iless is frMty
a public 6eneffsctrcsS, and
her sCo9tSJeTfstl success is
unprecedented. Her fame
and her discoveries haze
gone abroad, and today
she fS i9a kscr Tine the f07'g-
est manufactures ta the
aC0rid.
Everybody Interested.
XoMth 0nd Old age are
alike benefited by the asse of
Mrs. s. "A. .3lien'S Worlds
H0ir Ress0Ter. and Hair
Dressing. VMcyOct direct
yy stpoa the roots Of the
hair, causing taIsgriGs,t
grosrth and 6c0wfy. Yogsr
hair, If Cla0@gcd 10 greg ar
schite By AscksseSS or other
causes, eCtSI s0Om be ,'cSf0,'-
cd ia as mSscNr0I COl0r G9,cJ
6eaufy. ED1n3resN' cr0Gi-
Gated EoreUer. The EHGsr
failing stopped. Tvae Mcst
deticGtg keeSy-6yrcSS or boN-
net can be sUovf. aciah0stt
fear of Soiligag. 7he most
delightful frHgTNMce to the
hair fS impaired. NJ y0N
aUiSh 60 restore DGHy hair,
GS CO, yoscfh, Cylsd retain az
through lite, aCifhOaf de-
Icy 2,esrChCSc q Battle Of
sEgrs. =. ~. .E!ecss's ES'Hs'id'S
Hair EaoscorcT c.ssG Dress
Tag.
Sold by Druggists Throughout Tic World.
PRINCIPAL SAILS OFFICE,
ass c; 500 Greenwich o.. Ncw-vors'
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TWENTY YEARS EXPERIENCE.

MONITOR, Vt. June 2S. 1860.
Mcssrs. ;. W. FowIE & Co Boston.
Gentlemen Having tor twenty wears past been
in the habit Of using DR.. WIsrAR's BAIs\M OF
WILD CHERRY in cases Of Coughs, Colds and Pull
monarv Affections can testify to it, great merits
with the utmost confidence. ! believe it to lie tho
best medicine for these complaints ever used and
have no doubt that the ct it has at three sew
eral times saved me irtm Cunsumrtion brsidcs
many times in late years, afiurdins immediate re-
lief in less severe attacks
J am ~ years Of age, and for many wears have
been subject for pulmonary disease, but by the
use Of this excellent remedy ! keep myself quite
comfortable. can hardly lind language to ex press
the exalted opinion have of the Basa,n and re
commend its to all as the best rrE,cly that can
be used. GEORGE DART.
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A New Assortment of Mems & Bows
IA Winter Caps, just receiveda at
GEO. c. CHAPMAN.
De,'mber 9th, 1855. 9Gtr
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IMPORTANT CAUTION.

I7FTbousdrds If Dollars are paid to swindling
quacks daily, which is tcO,Se than Mr0cn array.
This comes from trusting to the deceptive sdver.
tsements Of men calling them ewes Doctors,
whose only recommendation is what they sGy If
tiem'tlres. G2j-Adverti' Ing physicians, in nine
cases out ot ten. arc imlUs;ors and medicines OF
this kind found in drug stores, generally
wurthless--s,ot up to sell, and not to cure. The
Sure Remedies can be obtained at my Office only.
aud are warranted as represented in every respect
or the price will be refunded. Persons at Il dis
lance may be cured at home in the shortest posi-.
bic time by sending for them DIR. AattisUn is
an educated physician Of more than twenty wears
experience, Ten in general practice, until compel
led by i'll health to adopt office practice, treat
ing all accidents resulting from Inprudcnce in
both sexes, giving them his whole attention
F5-Circulars giving full information, with I'M
doubted testimonials; also, Il book Special
Dis ascs, in 4 sealed envelope. sent free. Eqrlic
sure and send for them, for without testimonials
no stranger can be trusted. Enclose a stamp for
postage, and direct to DIR. MAIIlSON, No IS
Union Street, Providence, Il. |. 4Sow
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DR. II. ANDE II s. IODINE
- WATER.

A Pure Solution Of Iodine. Without Solvent !,
Containing full grain to each ounce Of water.
TIE MOST POWERFUL vTrALzINo AGENT AND RE-
sroRATIvE KNOWN.
1t has cured and will cure SCROFuLA in all its
manifold FORMS
ULCERS, CANCERS, SYPHILIS, SALT RnEUM
and it has been used with astonishing success in
cases of
RHEUMATISM. DYSPEPSIA, CONSUMPTION,
FEMALE COMPLAINTS, HEART, LIVER,
AND KIDNEY DISEASES, SC.
Our Circular sent Free to any address.
Price 81 a bottle, OF 6 for So.
DR.. II. ANDERS 4 CO., Physicians and Chem
its, 42s Broadway, New York.
Also for sale by SETH W. FOWLE & son, IS
fremont Street, Boston, and by Druggists gene
rally. 42i1y
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INHE TRUE GAZE COD GRAM

THE TRUE CAPE COD GRAN
l. BERRY for October and November plant
ing, also for April, May and June planting. for up
land and garden culture Under my method Of
culture, the yield last season, on common dry up
land was ever 400 bushels per acre. Explicit di-
rections for cultivation, with prices OF plants will
he sent to any address gratis, with priced de-
scriptive nursery catalogue, compile, OF the most
desirable Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Eyergreens
and Shrubs Grape Vines, New Straw berries, New
Large Currants, Bhubarb, Asparagus, &C., &C.,
Seeds in great variety. Seeds prepaid hv mail to
any part of the country. Also, a Wholesale oata-
logue of the above. with very liberal terms to
agents, clubs and the trade Agents wanted in
every town, for the sale Of Trees, Plants and
Seeds, on very liberal commission, which will
he made known on application.
K. NJ. WATSON,
Old Colony Nurseries and Seed Establishment,
29;6m Plymouth, Mass.
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DIURETIC COMPOUND.
AFFIRMATIVE SYRUP.

For impurities Of the blood resulting from i'm
prudence, causing Erup;ions on the Skin; Sore
Throat, Mouth and Nose Loss Of Hair; Oil
Sores; SWcllings Pains in the Bones, and all
other sigrs Of active poison in the system c4-No
remedy ever discovered has done what has been
achieved bv this II cured a gentleman from. The
South, stopping at Ne'port, FOR rhich he prevented
Dr. " S5Ou, after having been under lie treat
meHt Of The most eminent phYsicidns IN B,iitimore.
Philadelphia and Ne,e York for FIRE gears! New
er despair Of permanent cure, no matter how
obstinate your case has been, until YOU have test
ed the virtues Of this potent Alternative. 1t is
prepared expressly tor tile purpose, and is super
ior to any other remedy for such cases. One large
bottle lasts II mOnth.-Price 80.
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40;su)
EOR SALE.

House and Seventeen Acres Of Land, pleas
antly situated on Otter Creek in this village For
price and terms Of sale apply to the SUBSCRIBER,
S9n MRS. OZIAS SEYMOUR.
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Cleveland Market.

PLOUR-Hsd at S99lOg for country Xxx red. $40
t0lI no for hnXX wh tR; &l07hSll 90 for city made
Xxx re I; $ll 1902 90 for do Xxx white. 'r %
I WHEAI-SalND2 y cars No. 1 Shelby at % o.. lr
CORN-Sa'es this morning cars ~ SOC; this after
II OATS Held at 639e6c from sore. " 4
II -RYE-Held al 63g66c from, store. .... o.. ID, ..,.
Il lBARLEY-Saies 3 cars Noe Ohio ut CSC. -t.- 2
. PORK-Firm at S2S 700 for No. 1 mess; S27 90 for
No. do; $31 90 for clear.
/ BARD-Firm and unchangedat At lsS- in tierces and
l9c in kegs for city rendered DSl6c for county
SMOKED MEATS-Firm at sc for Hams; l5c
for shoulders 23c for Dried Beef,
II MESS BEEF-Fiirn and unchanged at $ls,OO for
city packed. Y Il W. gFg"E E'L.EEgEE
HIGHW1NES-Firm but demand light at 81 u
ALGOHOL-Hold at ~ 800 al for 9s per. cont.
- 81 for Cologne Spirits; - 1892 3s for Neutra
PETR0RtEsUM4DaIi and unchanged. Free Re.
fined held at soc in large LOTS 50 &c in trade lots
LAKE FISH Steady and unchanged. but moTt
| active Whitefsh So Trout and PIcksrel " SO
| Herring s. 95, for half barrels '''..N.- =
| HAY-Dull and inactive. Loose frem teams held
| at S99l3. Beater pressed $50 90.
| SEEDS-Timothy is very firm and in good de
| demaud SAILS so bushels ut $40U. Clover dull anC
nominal At Sc 75@7 aeO.i-i.'------ 49, ~ 'l.aF
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FROM NEW YORK.
Financial Effect OF the Presidones
/, OcLLI Igiasuu7 SDeeCh." - ....uEoii9iN

Financial Effect OF the Pres ident's
p, OcG,1t d9igsuD7SPceChs . ,.... nBailoih
New YoRK,F sb, 9s.-The GommercialS says: The
market is Somewhat unsettled after the political ex-
dad tho InstitIte meeting have dSyelOpeda a
bitterness Of animosty between the Administration
and the opposition, which, for the moment, suggests
Disturbed the'equaily Of tho Gotsfnments appear
ing in the market as seller, not Of four or five mil
lions, as reported on the street. The upward tond-
at 37G 10 G0yerpment securities were somewhSt
weaker from the same cause. 6-20s being h9k kc
lower, Notwithstanding. the continued advance Of
TSe sscSk rSct Is quiet but upon the whole
stronger. The bu interest is a decidedly powerful
one. and does not appear TO be in 4 mood to al
low pf any dro0ptngi the market ~ u
Thepinch in the money market Continues The
eect Of tho large With rawals Of currency into the
Treasury in payment for sRold,deeso not appear to
Sed sS GfSp SS hs SnS sa u II gold made from S1St t6s
Treasury. This morning there has been an active
inquiry for money from brokers. the rate on call be-
Government Go $ SSisterss. Many II the per cent.
loans outstanding have been put up to per cent.
Indeed the present may be considered decidedly
firm at per cent. Discounts moderately active
for tho moment. The advance on cali lbans hAsthe
eieok qfreheeking the, demand for papel. Prime
pspeH is dise9unted at 797k per 9snt Good con-
sea iSss Sa Snf II SaBaHS.8
9reKds6psi speech has Afforded PFeEextfor au ex-
cuse for raise but supply keeps the price
down, Theprice has ranged at 137X@lS7. Foreign
exchange Is dun under the advanced rates. The
supply OF produce bills continues limited. 80 2.m
| 7NEw Y0KK, Feb. 3S, J6hii G. Pearson, who mpr-
I dered Walter Gregory in the town Of Wallkill
Orange SYapsy on ne Gtth n at SePtemSef
The jury IN the case of John Capil, for the mir.
der Of poiceman Duryea returned verdict Of inr-
dor in the second degree Sentenced to ithprison.
frederick B. Meade, formerly clerk In the empIby
of Kent Bros. charged with embeEslement Of t7 500
plead guilty OF grand larceny aud was sentenced by
3Sags Ri sssiI % oSS ysR tRS 7penifehtisry.s
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CIncInnnti marIket,

n Pal
'PbOUR--A An unchanged and steadyT market With
o air demand at $7@7 IS for super6ne; $500 Is for
extra ~ SO9lq SO for family, and $40 75sp 50 for
WHEATON, redi keld at o. OO99 25, the latter
rate for choice same. New Red is held AZ 81 Is for
No, 81 5OG1 so for No. q and 81 25Si 50 for re-
,CORNT7Is steady, with a fair demand t-5oc for
OATS-Are dull at 30 and 96c for No. . and No. !; ;
1900 bushels No.3 sold At $40. ., l inrjnl5k o'ft
RYE-No is held at roc. and No.2at CSC.
PRO SION NS-1hgre is Amodsrate dgmandr for,
city mess Fork at S28 go but first class brands are
held firmly at S29. Bulk Meats are dull At ll@'llc
for Shoulder 13st914c for Sides, and 1916, for
clear Sides, all loose Bacon is in good demand at
l4IS M, and Isk for Shoulders, Sdes, clear
Ri6 and clear Sides. Lardi in demand at Ice, but
holders ask u Hc hgherfur prime city. -.
CANDLES -7PriceEdeGlined 70 2ec,' 'Tallow quiet
at s@lsIc, the latter raHe' for hard pressed.
TALL0W=A dull market. and prices declined 10
GRDGERIES EThsre is good demand at s79Sic
for fair u choice Rio Coffee 159f51Sc for raw Su
gar l6S@l7c for soft refined do I7}{9l8hc for hard
refined dgd9 bpt 90 sb5eIfm PoLtY Rico MGlasses: Z
HAY-A fair demand at $lO@l2 per tun for prime
WNfHfTTSKYt-R fifarier matk6t for bohded.o with
ddemand at 25c; bptholdeFs generally asked 26c
Free remains dull. II is generally held at 90 %.
-SEED-h fair jobbin demRnd for Clover at 50 75s
Flax dull at 81 5O92 60. Timothy steady at % 80
6O,.| q. .. .H.tfH#. HHs o.. .
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'AMUsEM EVENTS.
I EiIsist,6 Athshsum.y

9. There was quite good house at tho Atheneum
last night though not so large as the merits Of
the play and Of the artists engaged in it's production
richly deserved The Cricket on the Hearth is one Of
the finest domestic dramas in the language, as every
one who has read Dickens charming story, on which
the play is founded, will willingly believe. To say
that It was truthfully and handsomely rendered by
those omjngntr artists-Mr. and Miss y uldock, and
Mr.. Magic. rs we'll as by others Of Manager Elslcr's
company who took part in it, is but asserting that
which every one who has visited the Atheneum this
wSek, will readily grant. N e. i@.i ...'1 e.
The Cricket on the Hearth will be reproduced to-
night, aud be followed by the amusiI g farce of tho
F05lOf thSFamiIy.' WeAnticipate crowded house.
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,HAGAN,S mAGNOLIA RALm

This isthemost deGhtful and dextraordinsry article
ever discovered. 1t changes the sun-burnt face ant
hands to poary satin texture of ravishing beauty
impartihg the marble purity Of youth, and the dc
FiHguo appearance 80 inviting in the city belle o.
fashion. 1t removes tan reckles, pimples ant
roughpess from the skin, leaving the complexion
lresh, ,trAnsparentAnd smooth. 1t contains no ma
terial injurOus to the skin PatrOnizcd by Actress
es and Opera Singers 1t is what every lady shoulC
have. Sold everywhere. RetailPrice. 50 OTIS. p D..
Prepared by W. Il. HAGAN, Troy, MY. u.r
Address all orders to a. ~ .' ~. o.. p.
/ a.. yDEMAS BARNES b CO., New York.
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1RUsIKEss NOTICES.
Farmers (!

Don't pay tRe big prices asked for making
ypur clothing. Get Weed Sewing MAJ
chine and make your own clothes. You
will save the price of it in three months!
CONG and see the Weed Sewing Machine at
No. 238 South High street, up stairs.