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Philadelphia Trade Report.

MONDAY, July O. lS66-The3 Flour Market continues
doll there being total OF any demand
for expectation. and limited Inquiry only Tor home
consumption. lew hundred barrels were taken In 10
at ss@S rs u barrel for superue; Ss@975 tor extra
S1O @l2 for Northwestern extra family for
Pennsy and Ohio do do and at higher rates for
fancy brands, according to quality.
In Rye Flour nothing worthy OF notice doing 800
bar els yvaDiI Corn cal sold private terms
The Wheat Market still Continues Tor some time
past and prices bave down ward tendency. We quote
red at " 40@Dl b5; Delaware Is offered At The
la rate without finding BUYERS. Nothing doing ia
white ye Is que; 1900 bushels Western sold on pri
Vate terms Corr is scarce and in tair demand, with
sses OF 1860 bushe western yellow at Sl aud mix ed
WeseIn 95Glg8 cents. Oats inactive and prlces
have declined Sales OF PENNSYLVANIA at 650js Cents
and 1850 bushels Western at 56@55 cents Prices OF
ley and Male nominal.
The offerings OF Quercitr0n Bark small, and No /
Is in ialr demand at S35 % ton.
Whisky is quiet, with sales OF Pennsvvauia at s224
and 2O barrels Ohio, part at s227h@2 25H and part
nriya tern
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The Atlantic Cable.

ANOTHER attempt-the 6fth-is being made to
lay teegraphic cable across the Atlantic The
fine writing and sentiment were expended on
this topic some time ago. People will now wait
until the thing is an assured succe's-if it shall
prove 10 be one-and then add congratulations
and rejoicings appropriate to the event. 1t is
believed that eyerythingis is really more favorable
to success this time than ever before.
Complaints are made from some sections of
the South that the cotton crop is suffering
because the black people will not work steadily.
The best method that we have ever heard of for
getting faithful and persevering labor out of
whites or blacks, is 10 pay good eoages, in cash,
,ery Saturday night We wish somebody would
try that down South. We think it would
succeed. ...
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Philadelphia Cattle Market.

MONDAY Jnly 9.-Beef Cattle are dull this week and
prices unsettled aud lower owing to the extreme warm
weather About 1890 head arrived and sold at from II
to TIC for extra Pennsylvania and Western steers;
t@l6c fair to good and l29l4Hc q ID TOR COM
mon as to quality The following the particulars of
the sales: -
SO H. Chain, Western, l6@1l9.
So j. &J. A Chain, West m, l5@lT
35 l.. Frank n estern, H63l0.
l20 :" Frank hhomberg, Western, A4l6.
II d. BransoR, Western, lj4l6
~ " l. oOd, Chester couny l5@n7H.
SO " Chandler Il Co., chester c0un ", l51l7.
so owen Smith, western l7@l1h.
SO p. Hathaway, Western l6GD i7h.
rs ] Kirk, Yves ern, lj6ol7h
~ " MCFien & Co., W eStern, l6@Dl7K.
lC6 Martin Fuller q Co.. Western, l6(1lT4.
200 4" Moonev a. Smith, Western, l6Dl1h.
1903 oonev n Bro, estern, H@olI.
Cows-price have ial off. About so head sold at
S5O@7s Tor Springers and S70@9e q head for Mich
Sheep ave in fair demand at tull prices 10000 head
arrived and sold at IRON 6GD6Ac. S lb gross, to
quality. ......
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Greuina telegraph

h published every afternoon Sundays eroepted)
at No. 1C8 s. Third street. Price, Three Cents
Per Copy Double Sheet) or Eighteen Cents Per
Week, payable TO the Carrier, and mailed TO
Subscribers ou Of the city at Nine Dollars Per
1naum; One Dollar and Fyftg Cents for 7foo
Months, invariably IN Advance for the period
ordered.
TO insure Ge Insertion of Advertisements IN all Of
our Editions, ,hey must be fortcarded TO our office
not later than 10 O'Clock each Morning.
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MONDAY, JULY 8, 1866.

PERSONS LEAVING THE CRY DURING THE
SUMNER MONTHS, CAN HAVE The EVENING
TELEGRAPH MAILED TO THEIR ADDRESS. TERHs,
7b CENTS PER MONTH,
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"A Naples letter-wrlter says ;-"M. Thalbergs
time has not been spent in vain the great mu-
sioan has become a large grower OF grapes, and,
what Is more, Of frst-rate wines"
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE..
OFFICE OF THE EVENING TELEGRAPH,

Monday. July o, 1866.
The Money Market continues easy. Loans on
call are offered al 4015 per cent; frst-clas5
mercantile paper is scarce, and ranges at from
5AG6 per cent. per annum. The Stock Market
opened very dull this morning, but prices con-
tinue steady. Government bonds are firmly
held at the late advance. 5.2Os sold at 1861, and
7'3Os at 1O3t; 1Osi was bid for 6s of 1881; and
98 for 104Os. City loans are in fair demand.
The new issue sold 96l, and Municipal at 965
no change.
In Railroad shares there is very little doing.
Catawissa preferred cold at 36l, an advance OF
J on the closing price Saturday evening; Read
ing at 53s@63&, slight declne; and Minehll
at 55, no change. 1872 was bid for Camden and
Amboy; 564 Tor N)rrlstown; Sc for Pennsylva.
nia; 3S tor North Pennsy yvania 6l5 Tor Lehigh
Valley; 81 for Philadelphia and Erie: and 43( for
Northern Central
City Passenger Railroad shares are without
change. Spruce and Pine sold at 80; 2l8 was
bid for Thirteenth and Fifteenth; go for Chestnut
and Walnut; l93 for Hestonville; and 4O5 for
Union. ......
Bank shares continue IN good demand Girard
sold at 534 223 was lid Tor North Amerlca l4l
for Philadelphia; 1858 tor Farmers and Mocha.
lics'; SO for Northern Liberties; 100 for South
waIk 95ior Kensington; 52t for Penn Township;
So for Western; Cog for City; Al for Consolida.
tion; and so for Common wealth.
In Canal shares there is very little movement.
schuylkill Navigation preferred sold at 35I.
q was bid for common do; 100 for Morris
Carai preferred; l44 for susquehanna Canal;
and 67 Tor Wyoming Valley Canal.
Quotations of Gold-1O! A. NJ, 153%;l1 A. M,
1923; IL NJ, 1919; p. Nj, 1919.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES TO-DAY
Reported bv De Haven bro, No. 40 s. Thrd street.
FIRST BOARD.
S400 U 1.3Os. Jne 109s $1,000 Lehigh bs.. 913
S80O0 bzOs DO 1O6t $40 Susq. Cn scr.D 90
S5OOO oo.'.. SO l05t 800 sB Reading. -. .s10 5el
$50 CITY is new Is. 81 200 sh dOlots. .b30 B3s
$500 do kSO 96S 200 sh Cat pt Is s3Own 1854
$500 do. mum 96b IL sh MInehill. ..... 55
$1,000 READING bs 70 "a sh Leh Val esp 6l5
$4,000 Pa Wr Loan 103i IL III (iIrard BIZ 53t
5000 Ia 1st N IS. -. 80 100 sh st Nion Coal q
$4,000 Pa IS ....Coup 95 --'', =.
--Messrs. DeHaven 4 Brother, No. 40 South
Third street, make the following quotations OF
the rates OF exchange to-day at P. 81. =
Buylng SELLING.
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sIlNRlFN'S sAl.ES.


MERCHANTS MUTUAL. I'M FIFTH DISTRICT CouRr or
MARCUS J. zuNTz. NEW ORLE Aws-No. Is, T51
nv VIRTUE of a writ uf fteri EilcinR to
- directed by the Honorable the Fifth District Court
Of New Orleans In the above entitled cause will proceed
to sell ut public auction, the Merchants Auction
Exchange Royal street, between Canal and Custom
house Streets in the Second District CT this CITY, SAt
pAE the Nth day august 1866 at Il O'Clock NJ follow.
ing described property, Ytz:-
NINE LOTS OF GROUND, situated ia the Fourth Dis-
tritt of this city in the square bounded Washington
Avenue Feurh PryttnR and Plaquemine t1nw G0Seumj
Streets desguatedby Nos g. lS Ia 10 por
tiou Of lot No. II, said lots follows:
LOIS nos ann measure each five feet nine inches
tour anu ouehaf lines front Plaquemne (now Coliseum
street by one hundred and twenty inches and four
nes IN depth lot No forming the OF raquenhe
NOW Goseu and Fourth stteets plan drawn by Noel
haneh architect under date 2lst Janu 1876 and deposited
IN tne once o. u Srnger late notary pdoc IN TINS city
Lots hos and measure each IS feet front on Paquemne
oW Gnseum street. by hundred and twenty eet in
depth plan by Moehauss architect dated 9TH May
1876 and deposited in the office OF j. H. Beard late notary
public in thib city, per pau No 81.
Lots Mes z and measures each fifty feet front on
PlaquPmiue CoBeum street. by one hundred and tween
tyve feet in eDh plan by Buisson, surveyor dated
9th March, 1882 and deposited in the office OF T. GuyOl late
notary publ in this city
And lois 3 IA aud Is each tweuty-eight feet
ten inches front Fourth street by hundred aud twenty
nine depth and the portion of lot No. IL
twentyn feet in depth and aIjnns lot No IL, plan
made Hedu architect dated 18th April 1855 and deposited
10 the office of rhomss Layton late notary public in this
city together with all the budngsa improvements thereon
Seized in the above suit
n95% TERuS-tiRsh on the spot
HARRY T. HAYS,
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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AYERS SARsAPARILLA,

And see for yourself the surprising activity with which It
ceanses the hlo0n ard cures these disorders
During late years The public have been med by large bot
t PIeeudng to give quart Extract of Sarsapara for
one COLLAR 1t # these been mon the sick for
hey not only contain t if any SarsaDarA but often no
u We propert eH hAtever Hence bitter disappointment
s Nra cue use OF the various extracts SHrsa srilla
rhlt uoHd the mar e. until itself has bee me 81
uN Fpne with npGsou and chest. Still this com
r. uBu ohrtapats and Intend To suupy RENEE y as
ss eans te mans truu the load of obnuny rests
uP9a We think have grounds Tor believing has virtues
leA W. Eret9ie by the ord AIRY of the diseases il
80 care we can unly the sick offer
sl ~ ost alternative Eeh know how pr dnee
u the blood yet discovered bN nnybOdy
. Az hA uNrkhi PEGTORALiR 80 universally known
I" sfpss avery other remedy Of Coughs Colds
inne1S reap Bronchitis, Incipeni Coz stump
Hh Hu o be feei OF GonsumpLive Patients in advanced
ttsghs ~ the dt ease, tha II useless here 10 recount ia III
dsnee OF rs vtrtoea The world knows theEa =
tfspaFes oy D. u A MI 10. lowell Aass, sold b.
.'=# H. J, HART d CO.. New Orieana lT
Wholesale Agents.
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THhD d DsraiGr oogEr 80 or NEW a. BuDn vs.

'HlkD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW W.. q. BUDU vs.
ORLEAEs-No II 30. }JOSEPH STINsON
RY VIRTUE of ~ writ of ferI faclhs 30
me ii ected by the honorable Third District Cont
Of New o cans, in the titled c4ns will proceed
TO sell at public auctio at tn Merchants Aucone ~
txchan Royal street between Canal and Customhou8e
str ets In the Seco District of this city, on TUESDAY
TIE 4th day Of September 1866 at II o'clock the following
PM0 Lots OF GROUND, situated in suburb St Mary
FIRST district Of this city Ia the square comprised within
Grod, Camp and St Mary and south Lafayette
Square desig ated by the Nos. and plan drawn by
Alfred all late deputy surveyor dated the February
lS32 and annexed 50 passes befo L. Care then
notary public in this city dated tho 9TH March 1892 which
lots und each IS feet front more less on
said outh street Lafayette Square by 81 feet more or less
front and al deep Camp which it forms the
corner Together with all tie buildings improvements
thereon rights and privileges heeunto belonging OF In
any wise appsrtaning known the Florence House II
2 ANp a CBRTA LOT OF GROUND, together with
te buildings and improvements thereon situated In
said square comprised within Camp Grod St Mary
reGs and south street and Lafayette Square sgnated by
he No on the plan aforesaid and uring % feet on
sou ttreet lafayette Square by 80 feet depth between
parallel lines Together with TIE privilege Of using IN the
rear an alley three feet wide opening Camp Being
the property acquired by the said defendant from
err by act dated the Attn day of May 1869 executed before
A. Bondousqnie, notary public in this city.
Seized the above hui.
~ TERhs-Cash on the spot. = i...E
HARRY 4. HAYS,
Of thu parshn ~
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H ". KALKE VS. sryTH D1srP1cT rlor7pT
9APl II ~ owners a" So. f i8IS4 ORLEANS
VIRTUE of II writ of deri fncfas
~ TO me directed by the Honor the COurt
OF New Orleans in the entitled will proceed
auction Merchants and Auetnneers Exchange
@ street between Canal and Cusnmhouse streets in the
Second District thiscity, AY the 2Bd dgy Of
August, 1856 ut II o'clock NJ
thu n ANSHJP SOUTHERN STAR together with all
her turHtuEe tscke, apparel Machinery as she now
seized 10 the above sus
Ra5- TERMS Cash the spot
HARRY T. HAYS,
Ghenff OF he PArish of llrlsans
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suftHhEATED STEAM, WITHOUT PREEgrRE VIII
SEASON LuaBEH is FROM = TO DAYS
Important Invention for seaaoninv v.,,,,,..,
twin season Lumbe average cost of 81 pe INN foo,
1t will season Lnmber more thoroughly and cbnc, a.. ,
than any other process. 10 ''''
1t is safer does tile work quicker cheaper and be. than
any other process. 'A
The expense sf Kiln Right within the rsnen a,
every one. Va
1t costs to dry the in Lumber than to h,pm
twenty miles.
NO NECESSITY FoR UsrHG GREEN LUMBER.
The Lumber the steam ready to he worked In
mediateIy,
The eost of changing common Dry Air Kill. into qteam
Kiln, or OF erecting ueW ktln aud the price a Right are
often saved in year by this process
Eoneed of keeping large lumber on hand !. costa
less to dry by this process than interest on thgr o
drying in the air
Carpenters, COopern Uantnet Carriage, Sash Door and
Blind Manufacturers Owners OF Planning Machines Saw Mia
and all who wish dry ube should be possession ri the
Right TO this invention
common hot Air Kiln be changed into steam Kiln
for small expense 'A'
This process Is In shops the PeBpsv
Vula Sehtrhi New York teul. Atlantic and West
eTn chicago and North Westerns Chicago, Alton and 81
ehgau C6nral IUodU and Wahash, SunduHky Da, ION 5d
Gihclhuh and other Raj road Companies Also by many Of
the manufacturer Of Chs Carriages sash Doors blinds
Agricultural indictments etc throughout the United States
6RAlNt FLOUR MhAss FRUIT. EtGETABLEg
TOBACCO WOOL PAPER BRICK, SALT and 0ther
substances dried By this process
Of the Dy allow before paying for the Rgbt nv
paying for the drawings and aprel HcsttDns -
FOR further information. uddrszs
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SIXTH DISTRICT CouRT OF NEW CHAs E. ALTER vs.
ORLEANs-No. lO55l. {GEO CONNELIY 4 az

SIXTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW CHAs. E. ALTER vs.
ORLEANs-No. U551. }GEO. CONNOLLY K co
RI VIRTUE ola writ of fierl fac7as 10 me
~ directed by the Honorable the Sixth District Court
new 9reans Il the above entitled cause, will proceed
70 sell NJ public auction, at the Merchants and Auu
oneers Exchange Roya street between
h0ase streets in the second District of city on SAT-
uRDAY the 18th day Of August 1866 IL o'clock M the
following described Dr0ntr ty via
. a CERTAIN PORTION of GROUND situate lying and
being in the irs District Of this city, being oneh4F Of
No. 90 OF Square No which is bounded by Rampant Basin
Canal and Common Streets and thirty mont on
Rampant and Basin streets by hundred twenty in
depth together with all the improvements thereon rights,
ways etc. 81
Connolly -9'
RS FERHs-Cash on the spot.
HARRY It HAYS
eriff of III Parah o .nnn.
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FRANCOIS EDMUND DE-
PUY, Administrator,

n =, z57l3I, I511,,TT,5D n, - -,
PUY, Administrator
JEREMIAH PRtTCHARD NEW ORLrANs-Eo 1905
DY VIRTUE ofu writ of seizure and sale
ID directed by Honorable the Fifth District Court
Orleans III the above entitled cause VIII proceed To
public auction at the Merchants and Auconeers'
Exchange, Royal street Genial and C-stomhouss
Streets in the Second district of this city on WEDNESNy
the ed day Of August 1906 al IL ocock the olowins
described property yig -
certain PROMlSSORY NOTE, being in the words and
figures as follows viz:
S5952 s. ri l0-PARIsH OF IBFRylLLE April 20 1853
Six years after date We ioutly and severay promise 70
pay the order of ourselves the
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JAMES READY VS.. WIN. &
JAMES JAY,

81 NV lh All 8oSEf JAMES READY VS. WIN
. M IL Az JAMES JAY.
II VIRTUE of writ of faerH GAcIaE. to
~ directed by the Honorable the Fifth District Court Of
New Orleans n the above entitled cause will proceed sell
at public auction, at the Merchants AuctOneers F
chang Royal street between Canal and Customhouse streets
Of august. 1856 at II O'Clock II, following described
property, viz:
A. CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND, situate in the Psrish of
" Tammany in this state West Pearl river com.
posed Of the following smaller tracts witt Los Nos One
Four and Five and the northwest quarter
quarter and the northeast quarter Of the southwest quarter
sectpne Nine in Township No Nine Of Range Fifteen
east in the Greensburg Land District of Louisiana containing
in all one hundred and eghtyon 100 together with
all the buildings and improvements mill machinery and
sppratus and all other anpurenanees heeunto belonging
as they now exist on the said tract OF land.
The said lands acquired by the said defendant William
jay from the United States in part Patent No m dated
23d Of January 1855 and part by patent without number
dated 10Th of February 1857.
Seized in the above suit
R54 TERMs-CRsh GU the spot
HARRY Il HAYS,
ShariH of ~ pars a.
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RURkE. ntARK q TnnPAnNEnr-

G'ho AonuFFIE BUEBE, formerly JHa g. Barke Br,
\ ,hER4 CLARK, late clark s Stms a q TREPS a,
MEX formerly Putin m x FOB
General MereNnndIse BrOkers
No q Rank Place New Orleans,
Particular sttenti on gwen the sale Of Proyona
n"sshs Snnny BRgr Rope CvSe gar, salt Liquors eS
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From Moore 81 CmmpIOn,
PhilAdalDhia

Test made BY Bnkleys Lumber Dryer two pieces black
Walnut inch boards II inches wide half dry shunk
flb inch in width enc 10 inch wide dry could 30
made shrunk inch 10 wid In opinion. this process
takes 5hnkaga lumbar than any oth ana
does inursh - ''~'a 'eA@
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VEcRsBURG DAILY AND WEEKLY
v HERALD

JAS N. SWORDS 4 co. pTrRITsHFBs
Edited by A. PARTRIDGE ouneFy Of the VieksbuTg Wing
TERns
'' ~ W
one year, ,.,.........,. -. Is IN
Weekly, six months. .,....... .., Z IA
sal.
me Herald having the largest circulation paper in the
state OF mississippi therefore the psper advertise ~
AdYgTtsenepts received the reasonable terms
Var oee is new and enabled giva perfect cat
shsStion in all xmas Of job work ~
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,. GoNEGAL,s COLUMN.

- GUN tsGS "A us COLUMN
1o s.r ,,,.s,,-, co..
III R'...'SNs pmAAtLES STR BET. .....GbR
So
.-,,., -
ONONS, mG4biSlNhS1 CdEMlCALS, PAINTS
ora cr.Ass r,yu eryrrvs ,r,r,rr,,r,,,,,
"Ah9' "AASS' DAS sAUFFs' FEFFuhEhFs
-ANp-
R~SeS "~o"S' as "hoie'@A0'
r.,rr,, .
AA1S TVNEGALI
No. 20 ST. CHARLES STREET, NEW ORLEANS
Having received by late arrivals large stock Of FEEsB
wants of the DRUG TRADE SOUTH
balson oopanA- Ammonia oaroonats
U tns,.n 'Ai'SE OoPpsr as, ~
Liooties Ro't Lunar oaussa,
Eutnogs Opium,
Tanln, s5 5,sSs ''D''
Gum Gun, I Rsn"o,n. CO. s,na Seed ground
ON OIL Coo God Live Liver 6 White on on 4R,',
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cruel wag tnraed a badheaded friend into an
nemy by advising hun to have his head frescoed,
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Ayers sarsanarilla

Pnrges ont these impurities and the organs of life
into vigorous action restoring the health and expeug
ease Hence itradg eares variety of complaints which
Kings Evil Tnhors Ulcers Sores Eruptions Piples Boia
Boches 81 Anthonys Fire Erysipeigs Tet err or
san Rheum, Seald Head Ring Worm Cancer DANGEROUS
Lg@Sr sore Eyes Female Diseases SUCH Retention n
Fenera Diseases Liver Complaints Heart Diseases Try
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PRISONERS or WAR.--Iu reply to a resolution
ST the House OF Rep, esentatives calling upon the
secretary Of war for the number of prisoners of
either side held and died during the war, he makes
the following report: Nnaher 81 Federal PRISON
eFs South. 29o640 number of Confederate prison
ers North, 100000; number of Federal prisoners
dlrd 22,5IGi number of Confederate prisoners
died 1896.
!, we ind the above paragraph in the Washington
uihopt anG AXE it tor granted that the editor
SPEAKS from The record.
J., nat a commentary these simple severe stqtis-
WI. ptestht On VA ltyh falseh0ods of congress
S S hSeeom1e and Harpers' journal OF Civil
/ kand Rolitieai) Lies-ation!
| a8sef W The barharlies = of Anders0nvilie
s1a e4lSpsfy; after all The hired perjury with
mi'i'h VIE was murdered; With all the unbound4d
api''!shees or health, c0nful AID cure which The
pnleaie ShtisLapl enlightened and civilized North
SSSssui = IN all the utterly Infamous nharaCter
81 Washnsth uieia testin,nn ! WV, ~. SiS,
gre rohteraed; with every motive Ear VIII ct
slant prectleeOt, AID unblushnp notaris,v ia fai
lhs records 70 suit their case, what are Ike
Cnt OF 26l 600 Uuion prisoners. % 400 5;es
KY n sV0oAn Confederate pris0neFs ri 50n aied
aug Union prsOpeA exceeded the Gnnfeae, st
| PRISONERS tixtg-une lhOHsand yet the deafbs ~
unah prisoners tell below those Of Gnnis5ara " "
pns"nei SIX thousand. aus
Two Yanksen prisoners died out. ef ovar
| tPeatN thgte ~ Southern ne s. Two " reheI =
prisoners died out Of every fifteen in Northern
re- that5n your m0ral pipes, 70 Whited sepul.
chers--l Peler-burg Index
s-o-
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ROBERT FOULDs.
IMPORTER OF FRENCH, EEeLIsH AID GRRMAR
Toys, Fancy Goods, China and Fireworks
MANUFACTURER OF TRANSPARENT sLATEs,
No. 80 John street. New York.
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CLEANSE THE BLOOD

With cOruPt dsordered vated blood you are sick all
over may burst out in Pmples Sores active
disease sr may keep Bess depressed good for
nothing But you cannot have good health while your blood
is impure.
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Gar Builders Dayton, Ohio
we ceem the process equally well adapted soft hard
lumber and OF al dimensions; the required for driving
varying with the kind thickness find
n orr bugipess N ~ A1N'AopSAa'5S1S
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From ". m. LnngIey,

Manufacturers Of Barrels, Elenburg Center New York
We have Of Bnkleys Patent Dryers They sra
perfectly satisfactory We the cost Of the Dryers in
interest alone each year of them
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The Dry Kiln built direction Of your AGENT Eo1
seasoning slaves has been IL USE believe il
performs It's work July well you claim for it. would
about as soon Guy green ves those partly
ing we can In few days, at small expense them veil
seasoned. 49,
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THOMAS a. SCOTT vice President
From q. F. Allen,

Superintendent of Woo Work Car Shops Chicago Bur.
HnRtOn and Quincy Railroad Aurora, M,
thorough test made this shop Of Bulkeys Patenk
Lumber Dryer 1t has tie qualities Of thoroughly seasoning
the lumber, safety from Gre small fuel easily at
Tended, and will dry hs lumber short space time II ID
urther due to tha at the lumber dried in
four days using tar less ua DAY than had formerly
used day when the lumber dTed to four esks
and the lumber thurnughy seasoned than snv M
have dried heretofore, and that without any checks
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From Vv,IIInm Lnhn.nn.

Foreman New York Central Railroad Shops Auburn N 7
1t hes been great help consider it the best rnds NJ
drying lumber
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Superintendent of rRr Dept Michigan Central Railroad
From several yehrs experience with H. g. Bulkgys and
other methods of kiln drying lumber can cheeTfaly recon-
mend this the in use 80