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SYNOPSIS:

SYNOPSIS: .a
Faust in his sudodIsgusted with life is bent on sefde
the singing Of naidens aborer greeting
nal purposessunnons the Spirit Of Evil who appears in tie
form Of of Marguerite
Faust signs the compact with MephstopheesI restored
heah aud vigorous youth
eadesp Of tn protect rot s lis ah@tf
;GF Magnetic during big aseGeeA village festival
his wine, which changed into Valentines broken sword
ing from rst meeting With Faust
sigbel,s devotion to Msrgasrto-His flower songEausts
topheles-The jewel casetaguerites song Of the King Of
s and
consoles MthaMarguerite,s condencein FaasThe demon
at work-Love's conquest-The first embrace.
Church srene-Magueri.es Observation-Disclosures tor
@ mSp %s " Sasn
tine.
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This great work will be produced with entirely new and
fSf es appropriate scenery and the following power
MARGUERITE .................M Mile Pauline Canssa.
N4gsr s ssm9r E E,Tan
MaeS1. S SisnoE E Essasa9
In til. b kaS6 soqsEi h, cho,u,
Orchestra and complete Military Band.
Music Director and Conductor signor F. Rosa
On sA sB Jan - at 1-Grand Matinee-1L BAR
MONDAY EVENING, January l5-opening of the second
Seats may now be secured at the Box Office
GT. CHARLES THEATEEx-sT. CHARLES ST.
FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY IL, 1866,
BENEFIT of Mr.. Charles Il can.
who will appear in conjunction with
Mrs. Charles Kean,
and the powerful combination in the beautiful historical play
in five acts, Of
LOUIS XII. KING OF FRANCE.
SUNDAY EVENING-Bepeft of E. b. WILLIAMS. A
great bill of attractions.
VARIETIES TEEEATEg-GRAyIER STREET
Engagement of the Charming and Gifted Young Actress
Miss Charlotte Thompson.
THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 18th, 1866.
sheridsns brilliant comedy of the
SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL.
LADY TEAzLE. .....MIss CHARLOTTE THOMSON.
With its former great cast.
Friday and Saturday
VICTORlNE; or, ILL SLEEP ON IT.
HrcToRISE. Miss CHARLOTTE THOMPSON,
Supported BY the entire company With the aughabe farce
of the LIMERICK BOY.
NEW OPERA HOUSE
GusTAvus osrERMASS LESSEE
Nine. Ghioni and SfgnOr Susini's Grand
italian Opera.
Max Srakosch Dlrector
SECOND SEASON.
Subscription nights weekMoDday Tuesday, Thursday
and saturday-Friday, extra night.
Monday. FAuS'i Tuesday, l,UCREzIA BORGIA; Thurs
day, FAUST; Friday, 1 DUE F0SCARI; Saturday, A
FAEORITE OPERA.
Subscribers wishing their
day night will apply the Box Office before the
tuesday II M.
The seats the nights commences at the Box
Office Saturday. January 13, at ga M.
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w 0eans 9aiy Crescent faay Ytarnne ganuary H. 1856
ADJUSTMENTS.

Max straosch respectfully informs his patrons the sbsc
be and the public generally that Gounods celebrated
romantic OPERA in five acts, rs fH..'.
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A ID. GRIEF,
As. 50 AND So OLD LEvEE STREET,
CORNER OF BlESvILLE STREET,
Cne Square below the Custom Mouse,

Offers for sale
Java and Havana CoFFEE-5l SACKS,
Brown SuGAR-25 hds., new Lou ,iana
crushed and Powdered eds! S CIB 1H f SIS
T TE5SF Pf ss' fEs s5:5d saa
Mess ii AND Prime Mess PoKK~25 IBIS. S--'-'
FSI, BE Martct BR sRS PS sP Pbis
Roll BUTTET-5o half bills, choice.
SThEEEEsEFo S9Yes choice S Western RessFye
coDTIsE & 5@{es ha ( era e1artss dst IL.
Fresh SALM 0N-50 cases one and two pound ting
Fresh L0B5TERo 4 cases one and two pounds
WHisKY-lO0 BIB $ rectified and old Bourbon.
BRANDY. GIN and RUM-50 bbls.
Rs 5h5iFaas P fiisg
London and Scotch ALE-50 casks quarts and pints.
olive OIL-l0O baskets and cases
Star CANDLES 200 boxes si Il and 10 o.
Wax CANDLEs-59 bose s:' White can ana coi0red
SoAPc & !, boxes Ses all brands.
sTA is SGs 6ox s9sf Fo sssi Tesrl
ROE 50 casks and bbls, Carolina
T0BACCo-10O pkgs. chewing and smoking.
C1GARS-3O00G0 assorted
EE pgsb esEes f Bs half gallon and quarts
MUsTARD-3oQ dozen, London and Kentucky.
Wercestershire sAUCE-50 cases, pints and half pipts
5s. ss2s: s Me-; rsasa'o
Dried APPLES-25 bills, new.
White BEANS-25 bbls., choice.
Red BEANS-50 bbls.. new.
RAISINs-5eO pkgs., boxes, halTss and quarters
GuRRANTS-d0b bls., new g arte.'i
FIGS-25 cases Or DRUMS Smyrna
PRUNES-50 Kegs and cases, new.
German CHERRIES-25 kegs choice.
ALMONUS-5sl hbs soft she'll
Fire CRACKER s. boxes gcldctoP Fo :.
PRESE FES-l0G boxes in and tslaaa.
JELLIES and JANIS--50 boxes assorted.
Brandy FRUITS7-dO boxes, French
Pie FRUITS-lG1 cases, assorted.
Fresh PEACHES-l00 cases. and ID cans.
Fresh PINE APPLES-5O cases, 2 10. cans.
Fresh TOMATuES-50ca cases lb. cans
Green CORN-JO cRses.
Green PEAS-5D cases
Lima BEANS--51 cases.
FRESH up2lsst ally received by New York and Wester
steamers edf ale hs old stand 49, 50 and 81 Old Levee
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Notice is hereby given that Books viii be opened sub
scrption the Capital Stock of the UNION EXPRESS
COMPANY the 10Th day of January 1906 under the provi
sons Charter the passed by the Legislature
of Alabama the 18th day of December 1865
the following places and under the of the follow
ing Commissioners
NASHVILLE, TENS-Michae Burns, John S. Claybrook,
Thomas Martin.
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. j. Donegan ]. c. Bradley, Geo. P,
Bierne.
KNOXVILLE, TEsN.-Thomas H. Galloway c. F. Trgg Jno.
r. Branner.
ATLANTA, GA.-Rchard Peters, Robert Baugh George G.
| Hull
MACON, CAV, B. johnson, William NJ. White, B. h.
| Lewis
| AUGUSTA GA.--John P King NJ. Hatch, E. W. Cole.
COLUMBIA, s. CIV. j. McGrath, William Johnston R. NJ.
Johnston.
MONTGOMERY, ALA-Charles t. Pollard Samuel G. Jones,
T. 3. Betha 4
SELMA ALA-John W. Laspey, Thomas s. Price, Thos. A.
Walker.
MOBILE, ALA-Milton Brown, William D. Dunn George
Whitfield.
mel.
MEMPHIS, TENN-sam. Tate W. B. Waldren, F. NJ White,
The books will be kept open days unless the
necessary for organization under the charter
scrbed
Inc hereby appointed to the books at
the several places named herein upon the closing the books
will forward certified copies of subscription
Tate, Huntsville, Ala, when stockholders meeting will
called for organizing the Company
circular will be sent to the Commissioners place.
giving instructions to the the provisions and
dtions that subscriptions be made
Thos. H. Galloway, Jno r. Brauner Michael Burns no s.
Clayhrook Milton Brown 1hos. Martini Sam Tate P.
King, Robert Baugh John W. Lapsey, Thomas A. Walker
VIM B. johnson, W J. NeGrath a NJ West eOrporatOrs.
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GARBNEFF, DEXTER ss5 CO., COMMISSION
MEECHAB for the qee of Cotton, No lie Pearl street
Now York, and No. O Franklin street, Boston.
Refer the National American Exchange Bank National
Bank Of Commerce, and the National Revere Bank.
Having ample for advances business acquaintance
oftwenyve with Eastern spnners confirming them
selves strictly 70 Commission Business operating on
their own account, respectfully ssc consignments
j. L. ABBOTT co, Agents i'll Mobile. @. E. DEXTER,
Agent in Columbus, Ga.
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BRYANT, srRATToN q CE1pMaN,s

BUSINESS COLLEGE AND TELEGRAPH INSTITUTE
80 CARoNDELET STREET. NEW ORLEANS La.
The of instruction embraces Penmanshp Telegraph
ing, Book Keeping Commercial Law Commercial Calcutta
tions Customs Trade Actual Business Training by means
of Banks Empoum Business Telegraph Offices of every
description, etc. ..T .I ....f...
Scholarships good throughout the Chain of 45 Colleges
Evening sessions for the accommodations canno
attend through the day. further particulars call at the
Office, or send for College Journal.
~ ~ UEAN4I9. n n AeIE4Es.
In Store and for Sale:
100 boxes GRIsENHEIN1ER RHINE VIM
100 RoTTENBERGER ;.
100 HoGHHEIMER .l ....
100 KuDsCHEIMER n. -5.s 5... g.. +.
IMPORTED CIGARS, of the following
brands:
200, 900 La Inttmdad.
o,GG0 La Colondrina. ..
l25,00o Uquas .... -....
50 Heidseick & Co.'s CHAMPAGNE.
20 or. casks SHERRY WINE.
pipes PURE HOLLAND GIN.
RowLEY BROWN 4 CO.,
Tchouptouas street.
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-Sotiee-omee N. O. city Rnilro.

-Notice-0mce N. O. City Railroad Com
pans New oreanE Jan g. 18j5At regular meeting of the
Board of Directors this Company held THIS DAY. dfvi
dend of SIX DOLLARS PER SHARE declared, payable
the Stockholders the 18th the United State Inter
nal Revenue which will be paid by the Company
VIM p. SINNOTT Secretary
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ROSTtCK 81 SEYMOUR,
Importers and Dealers in
HARDWARE,
SHIP CHANDLERY
BAR AND SHEET 1RoE.
TIN, TIN PLATE,
COPPER AND ZINC,
RUBBER HOSE,
Betting,
PACKING,
GUM CANVASS,
COTTON DUCK,
CoRDAGEs
OILS AND COLORs,
COOKING STOVES, all sizes,
TIN WARE stampers plain planshed and iapanned.
Sc and So Fulton street, IS and 81 Front street
I e. MALsEY az CO. ..
AUCTIoNEERs AND HARDWARE COMMISSION MER-
CHANTS,
So Beekman street,
NEW YORK. u
Sole agents in New York for the
Pittsburs Cutlery Company,
At wholesale to the trade only, at manufacturers prices
ALso
Agents for the STAR BRAND HORSE NAILS.
G.. PARSONS
MANUFACTURER
Hadfieid's Union Fireworks.
IMPORTER
CHINESE FIRE-cRACKERs, ROCKETS, ETC
MANUFACTURER
LANTERNS FLAGS, ETC.
Also, large assortment of his importation Of
Toys and Fancy Goods.
No. "a John street, near Broadway. YORK.
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Faust,

will be performed for the FIRST time in New Orleans the most
complete STYLE with dresses and appropriate scenery
FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 18th, 1866
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FOR SALE.

ES0R SALE-STEAMBoAT-ONE SIDE-WHEEL
Il STEAMER LOO feet long ALL % feet beam guards
oysrhang to feet n feet hold draws feet ai FEET
each All fitted complete Us the law requires for passengers
70 berths IN cabin atiower cabin cabin forward ~
good height saloon deck for ladies large freight cnpacikS
stiff and seawory built with hog frames year old
warranted in good order In oil respects Good
lake trade Apply to WYCHE l. RICHARDSON.
Ifrato.. u&.aa
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Itch itch , Tteh. scratch /. sernt,

itch itch Itch! Scratch !! Scratch
seratchl-WfEATON' OINTMENT VIII cure the itch in
e hours Also cures SALT RHEUM ULCERS, Chill
BLAINS, and nil ERUpTIONs OF THE SKIN. Price 80
cents. For sale by all Druggists.
By sending cents WEEKS POTTER sole agents, 40
Washington street. Boston, will be forwarded by mail free Of
postage, to any part of the United States.
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NTME ROBERT,
NO. 179 CANAL STREET,
BETWEEN DAUPHINE AND BURGUNDY.
Next Door to Christ Church,
Millinery and Dress Making,
In the letest Paris styles
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BAIIlS--BALLS.
GRAND DRESS AND MASONIC REGA
Liza BALL, -s
To be Given at the Masonic Hall,
ON THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1866,
BENEFIT
Louisiana Relief Lodge No. 1. ns.az

. COMMITTEE OF ARRASGEHEFTs: .-t.-
John A. Stevenson W. NJ, II. p. Buckley, 8. W,
g. Sontag, Secretary, Joseph P. Hornor, 8. D.,
or Louisiana Relief Lodge No. /.
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COCO n00 BANK NOTES WANTED OF
Georgia, Alabama,
South Carolina, Tennessee
ISIS Louisiana, Virginia,
Al, ,u,, North Carolina.
-e~FH j. L. LEVY, Broker,
lS7 GraYler street.
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special Notlce-On account of necess:,-
ry REPAIRS the Mobile and Coast CREOLE will
discontinue her trips Mobile and Watering Places for few
Due notice will be given resuming trips
PETER MARCY, Agent
New Orleans, January g. 1866.
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AUCTION SALES. THIS DAY

AUCTION sales THIS DAY.
Future Auction sales on I'd page.
CATALOGUE SALE OF ELEGANT ROSEWOOD AND
Mahogany Psrlor and Bedroom Furniture Oak and Mahog
any Dining Room Furniture, etc, at auction.
BY j. Ii. WALTON q DEsLONDE,
JB. WALTON, Auctfoneer.
Office Al Carondeiet street, corner Union street.
FR alIlosAY January 18th, BEGINNING Ct 10
and Coliseum Streets wilt be sold without reserve
PARLaR FURNITURE-E Elegantly Carved Rosewood So
o ana saa Ar Chairs Rosewood Etsgers II
$780, Carved Rosewood Book Gaze Mahogany SOFAS Chairs
d .s asa Kockmg Chairs Mahogany Marble Top Tables
Curtains, Lace and Daask Confess Curtain Pins etc. ETC
BED ROOM OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Carved Rosewood
Victoria Bedsteads and Aoirs single ma anh
wood Bureaus with Et.geres Rosewood Marble Tan Wasb
and Rockers Hair Moss and Spring safesses busters mi
Pillows, Carpets and Rugs Mattlng on Cloths, etc. stc
DINING RnoM-E1egantIy Carved Oak sidsbsara With
marble top Mahogany Extension Table and Chairs Capets
Rus elegant Cut Glass and China Ware Liquor Stand fats
Warmer, Cutlery, etc 77''{''eI
HALL-Beautjfu1ly Carved Rosewood Hat Rack, on
Cloths, Mats Hail Chairs Stair carpets and Rods etc
KITCHEN FURNITURE-Cooking Range, with Boiler,
oookng Utensils very complete, Tin~are, etc.
large collection Of Oil Paintings many of them very beau
Sides theepy Ingram and Brussels Carpet M.nte Orna
ments ndow Shades Black Walnut bedroom Furniture
The Furniture be seen the day before the sale
Catalogues of the Furniture be obtained the Office
the auctoneers
Es5- TERMs-cash in Q. s. Treasury Notes
The delivery of the articles sold will Immediately
after the sale.
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Steamers Teauing Ihis Dap.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

NATIONAL Democratic Nominee for the
State senate-GE0. H. BRAuGHN. Election Friday, Jan
uary 18th, 1866
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MfAAER's BOURBON WHISKY.
$50 barrels of james A. Ners Chicken Cock WHISKY the
genuine brand and article of superior quality from
Paris Bourbon county, Kentucky for sale the Agents
MARIN, DOLHONDE & COBB,
Na+p 1S+-a
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|E-Sewlng Machine Depot, 50 Canal street
where every kind of and improved Sewing Machines are
for SALE and Gust have their choice variety of
the most CELEBRATED MAKERS, and every Machine is
for and the purchaser taught free charge
II For sale at the Machine and Variety Store
NJ. s. HEDRICK.
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I New Orleans Canal and Ranking Com
PAEY, New Orleans, January 2 lS66A meeting of the
stockholders of this institution the nth uno, the follow
gentlemen duly elected Directors for the
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THE Commercial Express Company is
prepared to forward Freight Valuabes and Money all
the United sates making close connections with European
Expresses Freight Money yuluables forwarded
to all parts Of the world with safety and dispatch
Central OGce-20 and 122 Common street. New Orleans
j. ]. MCKEEVER, President.
81 JOHN S. GRAY, Cent Sup't.
a..,- JAMES BROWN. Agent.
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-Caution-Parties Having the Celebrated
Wheeler Wilson Sewing Machines, hereby cautioned
against placing them in the hands inexperienced persons
the purpose having them repaired The only place
city where the Wheeler Wilson Machine properly
paired improvements added at the agency
ofthe company l63 Canal street.
PECK BROTHERS Apents
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SUCCESSION OF FRANCES CfARK-PER
~ having claims against tie above succession will
sent them to the undersigned Ct his Office corner of Deord
and Foucher streets. CHAS. j. LEEDS,
Ties, m
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$50 herse power Circular Upright Saw Mills of tia
most approved construction of all Sizes cutting 1900
feet OF lumber hour; Grist Mills Mill Irons Water
Wheels and every kind Of Min Machinery Sugar Mills
Salt Works Cotton and Wooden Machinery, etc.
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--steamsbip st. louis, Capt Cinussen,
from Boston, snow dseagng cargo pier 4G Fourth Dis
trict Conghees requested call the Office
orders for their goods and receipt for the the Lcyee
otherwise they will be stored their risk and expense
CREEyN StGKERSoN co,
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Odd Fellows FEull-Aesrand Secretary's
Office J. o. o. F. New Orleans january TO- lsGGThc semi
annual communications Of the II. W. Grand Lodge of Louis
lana o. o. T., will be held in the Grand Encampment Room,
odd Fellows Hall, TUESDAY, the 23l inst, o'clock
y. HENRY BIER Grand
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SUING Year. to-WIt
Geo, Jonas, G. W. BabcoCk,
j. II. Staufer, D. MCCoard
2. B. Hart, C. T. Buddecke,
G. Schnedcr
And at meeting of the Board held this day Geo Jonas
JfQ,was unanimously reelected President Rnd Ch Jumon
vii Cashier
IS. GIL JUMONvILLE, Cashier.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-01-18

ABOUT TOwN.-Nether fire nor food,
heat or cold is able to repress the ardor
OF our citizens. The work of recon
struction" goes bravely on, and in this
case there is no needless expenditure Of
physical or mental energy necessary in
taking care that the freedmen receive no
detriment, We took peep into Prof.
Lansley's attic story yesterday, and saw
about sixty young men busily occupied
at their new made tables, in i0urnalizing
their memoranda" and apparently as
much at home as if they had not been
burnt out week ago.
The Burlington Times in connection
with some remarks relative TO Poud &
Morse's establishment says
THE rapid, quiet and systematic
manner in which this firm moved their
goods, the night of the fire, was a sub
ject Of compliment among the manv cit
liens Of Rutland, and the strangers
present 1t was chiefly the work OF our
friend, Capt. E. A. Morse, so long Quar-
termaster in the Department of the Gulf,
who has acquired an enviable reputation
for knowing thing or two" about
transportation"
1t is now full Week and more since
the great fire took place, and still the
ruins continue to smoke and shoulder
SO as to aeed watching in case Of a high
wind.
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Local and state Items.

CORPORATION MEBTING.-At the Rut-
land Village Corporation meeting held
in Village Hall on Monday evening, the
following business was transacted;
W. C. Dunton, Esq, for the Committee
on Bylaws reported a code, which was
read and adopted article by article.
Fated to instruct the Clerk to procure
the printing of the Act ofincorporation,
and the Bylaws. This will be done as
soon as certain rules and regulations
with regard to the Fire Department can
be re-arranged.
Voted to authorize the Trustees to &p-
prOpriate suitable sum Of money TO
purchase a uniform for the Hook and
Ladder Company.
One OF the Bylaws adopted provides
that nc person shall at any time keep
within the limits Of this village any
powder, or gun cotton, or shall draw
and sell, except by daylight any burn
ing fluid, benzine, spirits turpentine,
kerosene oil, naptha, or anything made
from petroleum, without license there
for, signed by a majority Of the Board
Of Fire Wardens, and specifying the
building or place, the kind Of vessel, the
quantity, and all such conditions as
they may deem necessary. This, as well
as all the other Bylaws adopted at the
meeting, is now in force.
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New York Prices Current.

Reported by Fitzgerald 4 Tracy, Pro-
duce and Commission Merchants Is
South William Street, New York.
Liberal advances made on Consign-
ments Mark goods distinctly, and for
ward Invoices.
For the week ending January 18TH,
1856.
Flour, New York State, extra, per Dol,
SO 90 %, St. Louis extra brands ell
so a Is Is.
Rye Flour so a 90, Corn Meal 4 70
75, Buckwheat Flour, per 100 lbs,
3 81 %.
Wheat-Chicago Spring, per ou.. 81
a so, White Canada ? 60
Rye-98 20.
Corn-85 90.
Oats-55 g.
Peas-l IS As.
-Beans-2 Is az 70
Hay-per 100 lbs, SOC q 90.
Butter-per h., Orange County 40 a
46C, Canada fair to good 30 3d.
Cheese-State Factory IL a I8c, Yer
mont 16 10.
Pork - Mess, per Dbl. % 1914 80 25,
Prime % q % so
Beef-Ness16 20, Extra Mess % a
Is.
Cut Meats-Shoulders, PEI To-. Zoe i
l3c, Hams, 10 I6c, Bacon, middles,
Ia Ice.
Lard-in barrels and tierces. l5c ia d
Is c, in kegs and tubs 15c a tic.
TallOw-12 IL 10 Ia.
Dried Fruit-State Apples, per TO-, lie
a l5c Western do lOc 12c.
Hops-COmmon to choice Is 60c.
Wool--common to full blood Merino
60c a zoe.
Feathers-Live Geese 10 76c
Ashes-Pot, per 100 lbs, g 90 a 6 Is.
Pearl II 90.
Poultry-Turkeys per h., zoe a Csc
Chickens l6 a Ole; Ducks, q a 80:
Geese IS 10.
HOney-18 a 82c.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-01-18

LOSSES ADgusTED.-s. Wires, Esq, of
Burlington, general sgent for Vermont
of the insurance companies below men.
toned, was in town yesterday and ad-
justed the amounts TO be paid to several
of the sufferers by the late fires In this
place, on policies Of companies repre-
sented by him, as follows:
To Messrs. Pond & Morse on their
building, $1,000 on policy in the North
American" and $1,000 on policy in the
"Lorillard
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To j, ii, Lansley, on furniture, etc, in
Commercial College, sl2s7 05 on policy
in the Lorillard,"
To I, Fem, on furniture, $500 on pol
,cv in western Massachusetts,.
To G. +, Richardson, on his Livery
Stable s2575 on policy in North Amer
lean"
These sums will be Immediately paid.
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Secretary McCunoch has addrs,

Secretary McCulloch has addressed
the following circular to collectors OF
customs: Sirs: / have been inform
ed that the ship Sandusky, which re-
Gently arrived at Fayal, from Bristol
ior New York, is laden in part with
hides said to have been taken from cat.
lie that have died from the disease now
prevalent in England and known as the
cattle plague. Customs officers cannot
exercise too much vigilance in guarding
against the Introduction OF this terrible
disease, and will permit no foreign hides
to De landed without first reporting in
each case and receiving Instructions
from the department allowing the en-
try
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sincerity of his intentions. The letter
states further that, unless unforeseen
complications arise before the delivery
of the Emperor's opening speech, the re-
lations of the two countries will not
only remain friendly, but an opportuni-
ty will be presented for making them
more cordial than ever, by the conclu-
sion of treaty upon the basis of COM
trox, t.,o..,.s
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-01-18

No smi-lt is true that the popular remedy
known as Goes Cough Balsam does not dry mp
cough but loosens it so that the patient can
expectorate freely. Give it to the children
freely, and take it yourselves for bad colde
1t does not take week to receive benefit from
Goes Dyspepsia cure. It will Immediately re-
heye pain in the stomach, souring or rising OF
food, and cures the worst cases Of Dyspepsia.
PENN & FUTILE, Agents,
Rutland, Vermont
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-01-18

How IT WAS SAvED.-We happened
10 pass by two gentlemen in the depot
yesterday who were looking az the
ruins, and one remarked that it was
wonderful that the stable was saved,
1t was saved by grace, said the other.
HARBOR IMPROvEMENTs.-G Rich
ard Delaaeld, Chiefof Engineer Of the
army has Gently made an interesting
report on the harbOrs OF the United
States. OF the $l3,l47,187 from time to
time appropriated for harbor and river
Improvements, New England has re-
ceived $978,338, and Vermont $124,50