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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-10
CULINARY

In the culinary department everything
is well ordered, and no pains or expense
has been spared to perfect the plans of the
rooms and render the apparatus and ma
chinery convenient and economical. A
separate room is set apart for vegetables,
another for meats, and a third for pastry,
&c, and no department is allowed to inter-
fere in any way with another. The cook
ing ranges are of the most approved pat
terms and were furnished by Roadway &
Burton, OF Cincinnati. A new feature in
the hotels here, and which will add greatly
to the delicscies of the table, is the re-
~frigerator for fruits and the more dainty tit
bits which so delight lovers of good living.
Five of these are provided besides the large
p~reservatory for more substantial articles
If rood
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-10
TEE cHISA AND PLATE.

The china for the table is furnished by
Huntington & Brooks, and was ordered di-
rect from France especially for the house.
The silver closet is to be furnished by N.
E. Crittenden, and will contain as complete
an inventory of solid table furniture as can
be found in any:hotel in the country.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-10

~ For Evening Edition Views
see inside.
~ For Morning Edition News
see outside,
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-10

Mr.. smyth, from the Special Committee
to whom was referred the subject of scholar
ships in Bryant straton & Cos Commercial
College, as set forth in a communication
from Mr.. Perrin, read at a previous meeting
reported in substance as follows That said
proposition be accepted, and that the thanks
of this Board be rendered Messrs. Bryant,
Strstton & Co, for their generous proposal
That the Life Scholarships be awarded to
the most deserving pupils in the graduating
classes in the High and Grammar Schools.
That the scholarship in P~enmanship to the
pupil in each of these classes who shall
stand highest in an examination in the
principles and practice of penmanship.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-10

BOARD OF EDUcATIoN.-At a regular meet
ing of the Board of Education, held on the
7th, President Price announced the follow
ing Standing Committees for the ensuing
year:
Buildings and supplies-HudsOn, Kobe,
Bishop.
Teachers-Bishop, Eells, Sheldon.
Text Books-Kolbe, Bishop, Pitkin.
Discipline-Dugsn, Worswick, Bell.
Bills and Accounts-Ells, Sheldon, Kobe.
Rules and 0rders-Worswick, Hartnell,
Pitkin.
East High school-Kolbe, Ellis, Bishop.
West High School-Sheldon, Hudson,
Dugan.
Salaries-Bishop, Ellis, Hartnell.
Boundaries, East Side-Bell, Pitkin, Wors-
wick.
Boundaries, West side-Hartnell. Hud-
son, Dugan.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-05-22

T ~ June numbsr. has
e,sab Is laI.os Qs.eksands ], dc
gsm.aks, Las Day. 81 Walter Savage
Isuaar.sll. The Dead Sb.P Of HaHveIii
Dr Johns xvu, Tied e a Kspe Gio-
fa.s Towers Passage fvm Hawlhranef
Nast5ak.vrs Tlc Mountain TOE Chin.
Corner Ger 1866. ~, A Pioneer Ed.
Tor, Gumth 6Asa,, ,ii Bad symptoms
Hape's Koafii, Cor Jans commences
the Liuy-thifd volume. The illustrated
articles are Personal Reeollee,ious Of the
War and The River Country" Among
,he other articles are, ~Csttanooga," Are
there other inhabited Worlds 2" "0lad-
stone.as Leader If the Commons, 80 Henry
Bugh. ibe African Traveller "Arnadale,
The flil q Richmond "Ameriean Stu.
do. So Rome and Florence"
0gr Young Tolls fer June has the fol-
lowlnu cao,cnas IhvIi,te Southeruers
Tie yiolqls Lesson; TIE Birds Quest
iou Sea LIE A Sammfr in Leslie Gold
,bwaits I.ifi Tie FiFsl siay Flowers
Mo.her Nfsvpies Mischief; Spring Song ;
The -Four seasons j Tennessee Farm
House; The Dew Ferries.
Beadies Monthly for June cornp,eles the
first volume. During thc SIX months Of
ia existence it Las established an excel
Lent reputation for Literary 'fblity and
taste. Among the contents is an illastra'
ted article on Colorado, and several good
stories and historical sketches.
A,htn's Home Magazine for June HIS
articles by Lucy Larcom, Mary Ilartweil,
I. S. Arthur, Miss Townsend, aud other
popular writers. It's illustrations are OF
the usual excellence.
Pe,crson's Jiagasiae fer June is an H.
Illustrated number "The Summer Of the
Heart" The Dream Fulfilled; Ester
Greys Choice" The Soldiers Orphans,
are amongthe contents.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-05-22
DIED.

IN Glens Falls n Y on the sth inst. of pneumonia
LSuBs A. wife " sheldon Benedict, Esq, in the Goth
wear Of her age.
An who knew her feel that gentle and good woman
one who faithfully "seryed God and her generation"
has hlen asleep And il Is enough praise that a. u
mother and sttpmothpf AZ the "chidrcn rise up and
rali her blessed her husband ALSO and be pTaiseth
her"
Mrs. Benedict was formerly resident in this
village, and highly esteemed a. ntghbor and
member Of the Cong. Church. The above notice
Of her death in the GIens Falls paper will carry
unexpected souow to the hearts Of her friends
As a wife, Mother, and member Of the Pres Church
Of that place Of whichher husband wns an Elder
the commentator given 4 no, at all too strong
Those q US who knew her best, and have expert
cuced her Kindness, grieyo much at her departure.
Her last sickness, winch was brief, prevented her
giving any parting words to her husband and cIil
dred but Sire lives ia their affections, and we trust,
is present with tie Lord j. A.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-05-22

We rame fa' I'D
1al msa ara tle So SAD deem
taem Faarsnier & seca 10 taa ash.e.
aa.aa sisrFrs C1mas generation
$50 lleu ne s.ffag 61s and detg,.ea
x ibee sha Absf ft b lts Falsa and
Importance O. SIC eaaa5.Faiea. redeemed
and agrn. rsie3 legaa..s cannot be gyef,
m4
voffns--We lave good tti.
tatr Las pAiIntaa s &c, whose alter.
neat ef jewellery ahdt,bef articles bas
seeu ia oar columns, are su,rsiefs and
sith 60 aarh cor read rs, aho are doubt.
less rlreirsss their certificates, 90 have 20
dsallass vth then. refsons ~bo g,se
ta,m orders will never receive their JeN.
ry aal never hear lr0m tteir money.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-05-22

Those Of eur readers Who Beei anything
10 ths way 81 Cosmetics 81 Toilet articles
would 80 sell q patron DE Grin Of
Berger. Shuts & Co, Troy, n, I, They
are the JaIy Agen'sia America lur many
II lhv most ya.aabIe French and English
Toilet Articles sad Preparations that are
asrd b. ihe beaa,jss " tie ola World 70
5e4Biiig aud make attractive their person.
See Their advertisement Ia another coll
smn
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-05-22
NEWS ITEMS.

A Petersburg paper rejoices over the
departure Of female school teachers Tor
their Northern homes.
In the case OF Col. Jacques Of Illinois,
whose trial on indictment for murder has
been for some days in progress, the jury,
this morning, returned verdict OF not
guilty without leaving their seats.
In birmingham, Eng, the other day,
accidentally killed her infant by pressing
It's head against the front of her dress, in
which needle was sticking. The needle
entered the childs head, aud caused fatal
injuries.
George Ward, the oldest Odd Fellow in
the would, died recently at Preston, Eng.
He was born in 1889, and joined the or
der OF Odd Fellows IN 1925. He was one
Of those who signed the first 'dispensatien'
which came 10 America.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-05-22

THE ATLANTIC IELEGRAru CABLE The new
telegraph cable is now coilmg at the rate of two
miles an hour in the Great Eastern, and in the
calm season Of July another attempt will be made
to lay il on the bed oftbe Atlantic, and reach
Newfoundland. With the experience whech has
been gained in the two previous attempts, it is
highly probable the next may be successful
The discovery thai the cable may be grappled
and brought up toward the surface, in the deep
est parts Of the ocean, is the greotest which has
yet been maje. and not only goes far towards
ensuring the success Of such an enterprise ms lay
ing the cable successfully, but what is of far
greater importance, presents prospect of rails
ing it after it has been laid for the purpose Of re-
piar. Ii always appeared to us the most unfa-
yorable contingency in this speculation, that after
the cable was once down there vas no remedy
offered Cor any defect or accident which might
happen.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-05-22
CHEYALlfR,s LIFE FoR THE cana

VII RESTORE Gray il8if to IT, ORIGINAL COLOR
bIkEAGIHEN sud Promote the sf0Rlh ~ tibe
weakest hair stop 81 falling uat keDIha bcAd siena
cool and healthy can De- used freely eoHtaiHs nothing
mlu30as u unparalleled ar q iiAIkUhkheIA9 4Dd
y recommended aud coed FL Jar 1rEt 80 gsiKns as
Nfe zoe Ladies aua utiemr H j ~ yea require ~
the liair- s9d Ply ail pmggsts aHa at office, Nd
Nc BsOaaRHF. u SARAH =. tiiEFhEIEH - j..
a. Nhalefale iu EIst1l hF 6eags g. Gopavip 8 tas
Weeks a Potter. h4w q C8 Cartf a Whey
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-05-22
MICHINE CLAPB0ARDS, &C.. &C.,
All Of which they offer at low prices.
Manchester, May 8, IsGs,--51i
Western VI. Rail Road.

Western Vt. Rail Road.
90 and after MONDAY, MAY 18th trains Oh this road
will run az follows:
MOVING SOUTH.
AceamIn 1datian train leaves Entiand a. 55O A. ~.
Dandy 80, East Dorset 8 ~. Manchester es arriving
in Trey at a25 connecting with Hudson River trains icay
ing nj 9 ~ for New York
Mail train leaves Bntand st as p. NJ. Dandy 2 IS.
East Dorset H. Manchester at8 81 arriving in Troy at
~, connecting With Peoples Line steamers 70 Nsw
York, and yith trains Or Buffalo and tbs West
MONISG NORTH.
NaF nin leaves Trgt VI Si5 A. ~ North Bennington
49, Arlington 20 "a Manchester 1893 East Dorset e q,
nrr Wing IN kutiand 81 % 10 connecting With train 10
Bellows fflis Keene, Fitrhburg and Boston also with
trains % Burlington, Montpelier, - Adams Og3ens-
burg and Montreal same day
Accommodation train ieages Troy Al 45P NJ Eofth
Bennington u. Arlington A. Manchester o. Fast
Dorset a arriving iB Eutland 81 s %.
For tickets and I'D necessary information inquire ~
the offices the line.
T. c. WHITE sapt
Bennington, May a. 1856
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-05-22

4 WARNING. r. Is soldiers in Maine
have held a State Couyell ton, and
ResDlred, Thatlratoss shall never rule
over US; and the saiclyof sht Uaiion and
rerpetuily o. tie priucipg's@ci oar Bepub
iicau Government demand tina, those who
hay. been engaged 10 armed rebellion be
excluded from seats 10 Cong ress.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-05-22

Raader your druggist Or merchant
does a keep Renae's Pam Killing Mag.
ir Oi IN hand q sell be will send for . a
yoaT request, snd sell il II the mauu'ac.
sareis lowest piiee a retail. Ill works
lke = eAasl.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-05-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.


AFFLICTED suffer no more DR. JniBvillet ~ tlt OF
Essence Of life For Physical and Nervous Weakness
Involuntary Discharges aud similar resus ~ yopthfhi
indscrctian; for General Debility, mpotsncy fhpfiHf
iincncr, Nocturnal Emissions, BE- The attoniFhthg
which has attended tcs Invaluable medicine for
los Of Muscular Energy, Physical iassliade aud den
erd PrOstfapn, any of the tohsequeneea ~ youth
tu Hdiscfe0n or indulgence N the passion II ripsf
years, renders II the most valuable preparation tff
discovered in fact remedy faf the abqss COM
plants, II stands untivaed and aiOno II wW ftffos6
AL nervous affections dppressiof exfitcnent iucapssf
ity Ia study or business loss u memory rbnfusionJ
thoughts u scfdpHtfHCtiap eaFs Of insanity, &c IL
viii restore 10 appetite, the health ~ lhoss WIRE
have destroyed u By scusua evil pfacees
Young men who, ~ mduging IN secret habits, hArs
contracted that sOulsstbHulng mind prosifaug body
deslfoyiu1 vice one which hr our iuuaiic atylufgs
and crowds 70 rpplciiUn Tie wnFds Of our hospitals
Ehoaj, without dgstt sefid for The Eitf, mud be at
once restored % health and happiness perfect ,prs
vs. warranted IN every instance Price, 81 per bofiie 81
four bottles 10 address so, One bottle IL safelsat
to effect etire IN ail ordinary eascs
Also, Dr. J0lnye's Specific Pills for hs speedy aad
permanent cure OF GoHUtfhea Glcet Ufehal UlsebAFe
81 Gravel Saficire and oil ancst0na ~ the Eidneys
aud Bladder. Curep effected 10 from one to 1--WE dsf1
They are prepared from vegetable eKifHcts thst are
harmless the system and never nalssAg the sioua.
ach or imprcgHate the breath, No hahes II diet IL
necessary while using them nor doris their SETON Hs
any manner interfere with business purtnlis, Prise
81 ~ @ box.
Either 81 the aforementioned articles will he ssnttsr
any address closely scaled and paid " msil Of
express on receipt Of price. Adde'S tt4defa Bef.
grt Shuts Co, Chemists, No Is3 River btfstt Trey,
IN T.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-05-22

10 the Ladies' Of america. ~ Grobols' Celebrated
Female Pls the only and certain remedy iuF ell
th0se Hieig tohtaiuisso peculiar 10 the seI rhstt
tr married 81 singie These Pills have batsr YET hfsd
IN 4eiagsin difficulties afiflng from Oastustl a. OF
scptass ~ Saure, 81 ID fess8fnp ne gscai "a pAgss
icf hcA When suffering from Spinal AHeefinhs Pre-.
Apsne liten the Whites, on other WeAksass ~ the
lefiuf 0fg4nf, alsa 10 a cases ~ DEBILITY Of SvrtoaT
PlpsiraHon, Hystcfifs, Psipiations, Be- a., utlshs
pfr the faFpmuers 81 more teras diEeases The I'll
IRE perfeeny harmless The tasiltntn and fag BE-
iaken byiir mos, deraie fen8ie without ebnsIaf DE
trees at ihc same me "tiey ntt Ike 4 charm hy
strengthening luyigmadug and restoring the systrn 10
ahealAy condition. and bg bringing % lhe inonQiy
pefini with regularity no matter frap what cause the
obstruction may arse. 1bey should. however nef BE
taken during ne ffs three months ~ pfrgHanf though
safe a. ans other iime) usfafaEe would be the fs
s5lE tpRtfds 81 a0Wa boxes Nere s0ld during The
pnst year
price il 10 ~ boxer e. aen, b. s.sa - ~ orai.
naFy envelope hRt ailfnse no attention. eth fan hnd
explicit diu atigns 81 Hse Address Bergst 8hutA 70
o., Gh,gHisisi - River Street, Troy y. ~
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AGENTS WANTED
fHH fHs
GREAT NATIONAL WORK,
fNE
STANDARD HISTORY ot rAg WAR.
Complete 10 one very large Volume Of over os page,
slendialy Illustrated silh over 10 Fine Portraits

Diagrams,
In the selection 81 matter f3t is great work The au-
thor haH confined himself strictly s&esal dad derived
from The reports oi Northern aud s0nihefa Generals
The report VI the Committee 90 tg CuH4lt ~ the ar
National aud Rebel Archives. &C.
lc has carelillS avoided hr Introduction ~ any mai.
ter not strictly rati ana es,d aud has succeeded tn
producing what u uuiNc rsbt demanded, ftf aud
partial ihstars Of thr Wa The EfSat superiority ui
hs work 0Ser All others Be- eEefsWHcTe acknowledged
Il Is marked by degUee U thUTou hneas aud aecatac
attempted by uu contemporary,
Disabled officers and soldiers toathers energetic
young men, and sll in want 81 pr5tabe rupl1y uehi,
should send so once Tor yiftuaf auu Why 10 sells
faster aHd EtEts better satisfaction thAH ans utHcr s,
tory pub sued. Address JONES Blto filEHs a CO.
10 l'uHuiX BHliug. Boston.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-05-22

GTATE o. VERMONT Asa PROBATE coart haA
- dane1ssisr Districts sea b ne Probate VHrs "a
Msnsacster ID and for sad District "a the % day u
Nave So
Pfss6t Hoe 3 b BUTTON Jat.s.
The AdmiH.stFatof ~ ta# .stata "a Pardon E+usan.
late q inhai 6eegas6a ne Implication y render ts
aHcaaHt
Whafeurea t gfa+Ted that said seeonst b. sudt-
60 . frgisie Geeri 2 D. bodice 81 tie Probate ocs
IN Maaehester Is and e. sad District 81 ~ as ~
nesdsY ~ Aay eg SD ttat notice thsFef - aiveE ~
putishlEg sis egtsr hires uesks seet ssfetY ih t
MAneaQttsf J1araai psgsf griete1 II AID Mao nssisr
previous Is so tisas 4 hraraHg
y HARRISON PEISpLE, Etsiates
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Carpenters Hanied.

E0Ug GOOD cARPESTERS WANTED ~
Il Hlediately, a, good aages.
PERKINS gUTLEY.
Manchester, Nay +, 1890.
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MlNTED,
Ios.INo.. sIrrHnII ~.

NIATEn lAlASIAG'h NIHtHHLA ILLUS.
Hh'l hb' IitATED HISTORY OF GHE WAR
vols, 6uo pages each. Oyet 5000 aAe eugraNings, bee
sides maps, diagrams, &C. costing .JH,tdp lnualscl
by Governors VI att tbs States caaMg Generals prem.
invnt literary men, and others This presents prom
table and permanent bgsness ~ active, iHtcihgnt men
women, clergyneu ahd othcrr ANDREW BOY D.
General Agent New England States, s65 Washington
Street, Boston, Mas.
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A Book for Everybody, lIumbug


Young Man, read Section Your Sister, who .cts her
fortune told shpuld read L
gE Price 70 CENTS free Of postage sold by all book.
sellers.
sN Orders for circulars should have stamp cnria,c
~ Photograph AbGms at prices from q 10 sgb-
Sent by mail 81 express. l.. NoNH0Un,
Bookbiuder and Publisher, u Maiden Lane, ~ Y.
MARRIAGE AND CRllBACY. AN ESSAY or
NJ WARNING AND lNATRU ErlON 10 lOtNG
MIN. Alsa, Diseases and Abuses which pismHluTely
Prosuate the Vital Powers with sure means of relief
Sent Free 81 Charge, IN sealed letter envelopes Ad-
drrss Dr. }. ShilLlN HOJGHTCN, Howard Assacia-
ton, lnlladelphs, Pa
UlNVTD AGENTS, Male ard Female iu every
'''N 'D'tptu and nelFhbofhuDd, to take orders
for THE GREAT Labor SAVER" a patented arii-
Gle that every family Waut~ WA save ten times los
eost yearly, AgpuH arc making 80 to $50 pet day
Only to $40 caPts required run pariig lars Of the
hhluess sent 10 any address on ruccpt0f dtcuts iJr
circulars aud rcturl postage.
Address H. MAlfEli, Box 41st, Chicago n
blows Seeds, ana FtHlIzcrr.- Goes Supcr Plus
4 pimic ot Lime ~ Manufacturers prices. Jutte'H
Force Puulpi kubaii's NhenlFaEps aud an kind Of
haying tolls for SADIE hy MilllfEMUltE, Bfi CHER
& co, 80 4 ~ south MaIkat street. BOSTON,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-05-22

lIABE YOUR OWN soar vI1p - q BABRlTI's
w ~ RI CONCENTRATED pOThaB Or READY
soar MAKER bouble tle strength ~ common Pot
ash, and HSriri0F - spMiler ife in The market
Putuy in cans II uuet twp three SIS ~ et-e bounds
With directions 10 English aud GerfnaB, fYr masking
Hard ard sJf soup One pouuf vii uabe hfieen ais
Ions q Spf SuHp. 80 lime is required. Consumers
viii IND tiis iha cheapest Potash rs Market
Is r. BABBfTT
q, o. 6o 81, 81. 60, 10 n ani u WAsbiuelan ~ ri "
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YEaaasg Ba3uU uF EuEcArtas,t
srtHtar5's OMce, NAY, 1866
Teachers Institutes
TEAGHEbsS INsIiIEIEs f0t ise C6antios q Cal
Il aaazla. 0s4He Bennington R1taAd, Windsor.
aH8 AlHaasH. q Il 81 tell 3 falIuWss
HafGe lEa.i0H. 81 ! $500 Aa Bennington, June Q
fH4aIsa Fee ra Tler#r so
ta.astef Tafs E5igss- FsHs "IS-lg
Tae Asutaeas w3H eara costume u se.si9u durug
te8 tas commencing 81 s., HaIt lectafe 90 he
eFtala9 preceding e5tb lastlsGte and e. she evening
Uf 1851 Ef.- l8y ~ eaeh
Al ffleaas q raael.IsH srf avitea 3D. atieuf
1aaa N3aHHH.eH8eas ste desired % saa ust Isaeh-
-. arp ua,iaaf. sHa ugse aen ~ attend
tgfmea ore rEsIe l.lg invited % slFenaaee from
is ADAMS. secretary
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ACCIDENTAL ms. COMPANY

Having issued, during The last three months,
Policies 70 the smount ol
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-05-22
DR.. MAGGIELS PILLS

Notice, Noug genuine without the engraved trade
marx anund each pot or box, rllned DIR. T'MAt1fJ.
~ Fulton ~ New fofk - counterfeit which sJrh,nss
~ Sold By an respectable Dealers IN Medicine
throughout DE Untsd States and Cmadas wT5tsns
per box 0f not Nv
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-05-29
RECEIPTS.
For week ending
Baltimore Markets. NAV as.

C0FFEE.-The market to-day has been quiet tho
only sale we have heard of being one of 100 bags
prime Rio on private terms. We again quote Rio at
161z@20la cts gold for common to choice; Laguayra
The brig Brothers, from Rio, with cargo of $500
bags is below which increases the stock here in first
to 5000 bags.
FLOUR.-We have no transactions to note to day
IN Flour There was comparatively little inquiry for
II on Change, and the feeling in the market less
buoyant than on Saturday, although prices cannot
ne SAID to be quotably lower. The market is some
what affected by the decline in god but more by the
decline IN prices IN New York and for the present
IeaSt, tne advancing tendency has been checked We
gI01S; DO Extra at Sl2@l2.5i Ohio super at $l0.25
@l05O; 90 Extra at Sll50Gl2; Northwestern Super
at Sl09lO25; do extra at Sllll So CITY Mills Sinner
spring wheat, at Slo@lO do standard Extra, spring
ter wheat. at $l4@15 Dbl; Baltimore Family Is SELL
ing at ST. and Western and Howard street do at S14
@l5 q Dbl. Rye Flour we quote at S6@6 % and Corn
Meal at $425@43719 for Baltimore, and $44 a bbI
for Brandywine.
GRAIN.--Corn was in pretty good supply this
morning about q 900 bushels white and 1900 bushels
yellow being offered at the Corn Exchange. The
demand was active, but white was to cts lower
Lnan on Saturday, some 900 bushels selling at GOA
Gcts Yellow was however firm at the extreme price
OF Saturday, and some 5000 bushels sold at 90
cIs notice also sales of 200 bushels mixed at
y cts. There was very little Wheat at market, and
the only sale reported one of 100 bushels ordinary
white at 2S0 cts. Maryland and Pennsylvania reds
we quote as ranging from 25 to 80 cts but Western
sPams leus d may pc quote at 2l0@2l5 cts Of Oats
were quite irregular. sales being reported of I2OO
bushels at 4G65 cts and of 500 bushels at ~ and SO
cts, al weight; There were no sales of Rye
MOLaSSES.-There is but little Moiasses offer
ing, and we hear Of no sales to-day. We quote
D before; Cuba claysd at 4G@sa eN; do. Mus
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R2R9SPECTUs
Z 10S or
THE BENTLEY SPRINGS COMPANY.

nrst-cass establishment, to which the citizens of
baltimore could retreat in the heat of summer, was
sought Tor IN vain during the past To supply
tnSt want and TO present at the same time profit
aoe Investment to subscribers, attention is called to
this Prospectus.
Bentley Springs is situated at the distance of abous
~ miles from the city 900 feet above tidewater) on
the Northern Central Railway, which, with its double
track and present facilities, renders access In the
Springs easy and frequent The location is one of the
most healthy in the United States, and the scena-y -
scarcely surpassed anywhere in beauty and romance
of character Magnificent trees, abundance of the
streams and lofty hills contribute to make This snt
attractive, and to point it out as admirable ajotS
for q large Summer Hotel Tho surround;nS naf; ~
borhocd abounds IN pleasant W0lks shady drives and
delightful prospects. ' 0A~
1t is proposed to profit by these natural od,-,.o,
by the erection on one OF the most eIiqihIa st
within view o1the Depot of frst-class Hofa nv q
the drect0n OF the Bentley Springs Comp.. der
Ba n county The amount of Capital AZ, 81
~ zig thousand Dollars in Shar n6eo
Officers and Directors ~SASH ned are the
AZ IL oeheVed that, In asking tho r;t;,.u- -. ,.1.;
more 20 subscribe to this project, lzens o. 5asl
itssf aVlauai interests Is vol as that Of the oity
the uo G5se1S WI be waited On by the Directors Of
tons to the stock oo6 Inc Purpose Of soliciting subsOrp
tAtS up may also be made to the Secretary
%A" "A'e y Sn9 company, Ne. q S. Charles street
oVARJ OF DIRECTIONS:
Tohr @ o., .. A. ABBOTT, Pres't.
asTvsfd " HasoAin.on Oliver III q 4AafFs aiFsf;.
&. W. Burton, Isaac S. Georss'
7 y ESs, zsssA.n $.SS H.
EB' EaiEat Secretary, NSS SOSa.S'