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New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-25
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WEDNESDAY moRNING, JULY Is, ls68.
gew ORLEANS 5tloneg MarRet.
oRnscssr oIr,gn, No. "a oAns sTsnHt TEE

Tneeley Evening July "A, lsa6. :
EEThe feature in the financial movement to day
has been continued rreguarity in sales of Gold.
The market was q stand still in the morning,
but, on receipt of favorable dispatches from New
York it improved, while subsequent intelligence
from the latter quarter having been pronounced
dscouragng, reaction set in which resulted in
the subjoined closing figures viz 148@l4S4 for
Cold l39@14l for American Silver, and l5l@l53
for MEXICAN Dollars. The outdoor sales amounted
to only 500, at l4SDl492.
FOREIGN ExCuANGE-The is no material i'm
proyement of any kind to refer to under the above
heading. Offerings have been very light through
out, and operations have been restricted to fl000
bill of lading bills at 1856, Gl500 do. at the same
figures, G12O0 clear at 1888, and cisco bank ster-
ling at t6l 100000 bank francs have been sold
at 3,45f. The quotations this evening were, for
bank sterling l60362, clear bills l570l63, bill OF
lading bills l541l56, bank francs 3.4j@3.40f., and
out door francs 3.575@3.50f.
DOMESTIC ExuHANGE--The tendency of the
movement under this head is steadily in favor Of
buyers. Sales at the counter have been only
moderate since our last, and the purchases by
banks and bankers have been confined to the fol
lowing, viz: $780, 600 sold by bank at u cent
discount; $4,000 do. sold in the morning at u cent
dscount $2O,00O S22, 900 and s25 900 do. at q
cent discount; and $4,000 bank sight at u cent
discount
UNcuRRENT NorEs AND SECURITIES have
been no important sales of the former reported il
the outdoor market to-day, and transactions il
the latter have been confined. to and 20 shares
City Railroad Company at prices that have no
transpired. The movement at the Brokers' Boart
is fully depicted in the annexed statement o
sales, viz
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-25

a ta5ss5 SHALL, TEXAS,
offers the Hatering inducements ADvERTIsERssa
crcuaes the most extensive and finest Cotton portion
Of the southerncountry
The paper established in May ls49 and has
tnuousy issued from that period the present pub
shed throughout the Its circulation is principally
East Texas but is taken at all the principal points in West
Texas and North Louisiana.
It has been recognised for years of the leading papers
ohe State and has enoyedin remarkable degree the conf
adence Of the people.
The terms Of Advertising asfollows Persquare ofeght
lines oress 81 Standing advertisements, rsquare for
year $l5 for sixonths $40; three MONTHS So Subscription
to the paper, s. per R W. LoUGHERY III
Editor and Preprietor
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-25
rIyME RTCmAEoND MEDIoAL IoURNAI
rVnE "TExAs REPUBLIoAN," MAR

in relation to the literary business interests
the journal will be addressed TO De E. s. GABARD Box lq
Richmond. Va
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-25

IA; A. +, Harrison, of St. Joseph, has won the
billiard championship of Missouri.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-25

New YORK MARKETs.-The latest New. FORK pa
pers report as follows:
Gold is rather more active. The lending rate is
244 " cent.
The loan market is easy and abundantly sup
piled on call at y cent. The notes of the
national banks are again giving some trouble to
the financial houses, who are Offering them at one
tenth u cent. discount Commercial bills are
scarce and pass very readily at 5@6k
The assistant treasurer is ready to accept seven
thrties from any holders in exchange fof Eve
twenty bonds Of 1865, upon equal terms as res
poets principal the interest being adjusted accord
ing to the amount due on each security.
During the current week about SO, 100000 of
certificates Of indebtedness have been redeemed :
last week about s. 600 900; and previously about
$4,000 000-making total of 100000 900 re-
deemed since June 26th Up to this morning,
about S250,O0O of seven-thirty coupons, due July
Is, had been cancelled.
The following shows the exports Exclusive of
specel from New York TO foreign ports, for the
week ending July II, and since the beginning of
the year : E4r
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-25
PERIODICALS.
THE THIRODAUX SENTINEL
Il T. z. LORIO CO. Editors

yEEkE THI SENTINEL
T. Z. LORI0 CO, Editors
TERnsone year On advance) s5 one copy, ten Cents
the first insertion 81 So Insertions rs per
square For subsequent Insertions square 50 cents
ceedng lines, for IL months, $40.
Advertisements published irregular intervals, 50 per
a liberal discount made to yearly advertisers
Announcing candidates for Office s0 to be paid for in ad
Advertisements mot marked copy specified time
will be inserted till forbid, and payment exacted
ne Rows NATIONAL REVIEyy-wILL
~ be published monthly-ll2 to 100 pages, octave,
it viii be an Invaluable work for merchant manufacturer
banker professional cPalist and citizen seeking lnor
nation great national subjects IN every village, town ana
city in the Union Those desiring information in regard TO the
In this work. the editor that subject to be OF
prominent consideration in his future ssues.
notices OF the the following Is
lected from the New York Evening Post Of recent date
Mr.. De BOWS capacity statBtcian never denied
Southern States and long study Of the mining manufacturing
commercial agricultural interests Of the whole count
will make his Review valuable to all sections .
THE SEMI-wEEKLY TIMES,
EATcHIToCaEs, LA.
L. DUPLEX, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
Published every "wednesday aud Saturday.
oFFIcE-sT. DENIS STREET, IN THE OLD COURT
HOUSE.
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION year, in advance, IS
! SIX Months 81 Three Months 50.
Where persons have not the NAL facilities of their
taking Weekly they can have either the Wednesday
Saturday paper for half the above rates.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. square, first insertion, 81 50 each
| subsequent insertion rs cents.
| A liberal deduction made to yearly advertsers
!
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-25
sIIAInINR az. oRrs-
V'HE NEW WATERING PLACE
GRAND IrLE HOTEL.

The and staunch passenger steamer SAN NICOLAS,
Harvey master will leave the head n h yHys lanai opDos
stock Landing, Louisiana Avenns LVf kY SATURDAY and
TUESDAY, at oco'cs NJ Tor Grand Isle Hotel Fort II
ngston bHrutRra aud intermediate landings and returning
MONbAY lHU RsD eyeuing5 delightful trip through
lakes and bays TO the shore.
Fare 70 the shore, meals included ..........S5
The Hotel open aud ready for the reception OF Wis
with all the requisites and comforts of tcHss hotel offer
Ing the advantages Of sufbahing fine fishing atng
other Utb being surrounded by magn
centiveoak groves giving ample shade and pleasant
treat during the heat Of the day,
RATkSBoard per week Sl5 Transient boarders day, So
A. MARGJT Jolly, Proprietor
HARVEY McdAH0N, AeeRts, 81 Vt. Oharles street
OCEAN SPRINGS HOTEL
popular place of Summer Ia NOW OPEN for the
ception of Guests.
the accommodations which he is prepared to offer to the
public surpassed by those of Watering Place
in the country, and his TABLE IS SUPPLIED WITH
EVERY DELlCACY of the place and season.
In vicinity of the Ocean Springs are
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-25
OCEAN SPRINGS HOTEL
sulphur and oharybeate Springs,

Which are celebrated for medicinal properties InValids will
therefore find this place Of peculiar advantages they
have Sea Mineral BATHS well as the best fishing
facilities the Coast
TERMsWillbe very moderate for families engaging rooms
the season. r c. SCARBOROUGH
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-25

oFFIcE-sr DENIS STREET, IN TIE OLD COURT
HOUSE.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-12-11
NOTICE.
SITUATION WANTED,

srANsrREss. OR IS WILLING TO
a a. .,.,srsl hou,ework. and can give the
-, ~ s.f.r,nee. Wages not 20 much OF an
OS,s,t Sss address Box i6S Post. Once. Gold HILL
ooyeo.. oyS,.,,- :. = A. J. BEAES a'
niS ~ Photograph Galley
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-12-11

Ithank my old friends and the public generally
for past patronage, and hope. by strict attention
10 business, to merit a continuance Of the same.
Fr Remember the OLD STAND. No. 70
South street, Virginia Z. w. kEfEs.
wheeler Il Wilson's Sewing Ma
chimes and Fixtures on hand.
nu3 Z. W. KEYES. Agent.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-05-30
Die Denofratiibe Characterization ban Obio.
.WGaanoigBam int Telo.

Nm "a. Stat fanD in Columbus, S6io,
cine pemptratilhe Convention ltatt, Die baourd
be1onpere @i6ti9teit erBdlf, Dag 8aQanpia=
BAN elmer Der 6auptreoner mar Itno paB cine
YlatfOrm a%u9enpmmen wurOe, wel6e ais cine
Grtldrnn9 Der pemOtrntil@en Nartet De6
a0eltens an9ele ben werben fam. Oas Gin
ctnnotl GUltsbIatt la9t barber in einem
Qeitartifel:
Die Sel4tiie inO b06lt labmer unb aabz
rner 9tatir. Sian liebt, baB eS ben 6erren
an Ntutb feblt nit Der 6arbe b~eraussuriifen.
sic tpolen Den YelS mol6en ubne i'm nas M
maiden. Sic molten IiA i'm @epanD Der I'M
i6llp set9en nnO bod ben 9ferbefus nt6t
gang Serlteden. = Die NlatfOrm 1T ausne6.
menp tur3. sic entbalt nur bret 8el6lafe.
in benen ertlGrt tptrO, DAP Die ein,iae arO6e
Ga9eSfra9e Die lOfurtt9e unO unbeOinate Nuf-
nabme Der fipltaen @Un9reBOelesatiOnen Iet.
Die ia0li4en Dele9aten lOllen O6ne tpeiteres
unO Dbne Ger3u9 a%ufgenommen, feline 8eotnz
9un9en lCuen 9eltelt, tein 9elteiD Spree1Grie.
ben uno feline Saraatteen Derlanet werDen.
Wenn SeferiCn 9apis beute gum Senator BON
Wttltlltppi erwdblt werpen lplte, 70 mGste er
Obne gSetteres eineelalIen meroen. Das lit
Der auernenelte oemUtratil6e @runblab. =
Nuf oteler tissue" gepenfen lih Die @opperz
beaos ndhlten SttOber benz Golf BON O6io al
prG I%enttren. Gs 1T Bite s. eff. Davis
platfOrm. ste entb1lt @ues tpas bic Grolfen
&ebelen itur wtnlGen tGnnem. Die unreu-
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miitbiaen otebellen ~Serlaneen ni6ts Nnberes.
@ie woren blob, DAP man 2eute, Die iein ben
@cuere6 wablen, unD penn eS au6 Vredtn=
ridge, 8eauresarb, Slipea pper See iein lplte,
1bne @eitereS aufne9me, @lebr oerlon9er
Ie niGt, neil Is porperbanb ni4t mebr gu per
laneen sibt. Die pemutratilGe 9artei bon
Sbip 1T untertb0nislt bereit, pielem Serlan.
gen 5u entI preGen. Sic lit wie INNER eifri9l
berett, bic @Inl6e bes Sapsns gu erfilaen
@erpen bic lapliGen Oelesaten II srlt II
ben @Unsreb ein9elaiien, 70 pirO li6 bas 2Set'
tere lGun ftnpen. Gereint nit ibren nDrplt
den pemptratilAen 5anplar9ern, bphen BIZ
&ebellen oann boID Die MaiOritat 3u boben
unb uuf politilGem 0ese 3urIfSu9spin11en
tcaS le In 6elpe p~erlOren baben."
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Ieiert nno es iuup lei bieier @elegenbeit, tpie au>
jdbrli9, eiIe Spnferell5 ftatt, i'll pelder Der l3it>
itarb Der WormOnentlrde @e9enitaao Der Seipres
prOpbeSeibt, baB bic OtprmOnentirhe nod bic game
8elt erobern perbe. Die Ser annmlut9 mar
iebr fart bslldt, nument!id bon MOrmpneu,
melde auBerbalb Der Staot tpobueu. Sn bieIer
aonTereuj murpen beritiebeneM iiliondre ertpdblt,
ipeIde anoere 8beile Der 8elt beiIdeu ioIen, I'M
bic 2ebre Der ,,2eBten Gags 9eili9en" peiter I'll
perbreitet. Sober Oicrlnone foil iid iogar bare
auf 9efabt MAIDEN, fails ibn Die ~glufgabe 5u&beil
wirb, rad ir9enb eiusln beliebi9eu 3beile unlere8
@rotalS ab6useben.. Die Ditlihen Staaten rnie>
rer llniOa peroell ill0eB ais bpffnun9slps auf9es
ge6ell rllo eS tperbeu feiue 0tilliOudre nadp itnsn
gel6ift iper6eu.
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MnneritantidDe SSacDricbfen.

gletu Yorf. - lleber bic Sterbli4teit in Der
Staot Sem OOrf idreibt Die 9bb5tg.:
Sn ielen Sem IL. Oiat b. s. Imnittelbar ppr.
berSesansenen 60 Sagen iinb % aberdeen III DIR
Stabt Stem Oort benz SrnsertOb erlegel1. gu>
berbem ftarben 1877 Yerlonen in 6Olse bon llus
gliifSfduen Ober BON Nadldlfisteiten. % Wfer-
Ihen ftarben am SGufermobnfinn, 10 1abmen ith
ielber baS 9eben. @elde @el6idte bon WtenIden
GIenb muB ti6 binter ienen 90 Spbesfdneu ber'
gen, bic in 6OIse BON gtabrunssmansel einsetre'
ten finb. Iber aud bic III 6Ol9e bon Wa9ldits.
feiten unb %unsliidliden 3ufduen einsetretensn 1877
GpbesfdIe, btlben elm furGtbares Capitol.
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3u u~erfaufen :
2u nerfnnfen

Gin gut 8~eIe9enes NIB ~glrgtares S6u6- unb 5titfeI
Sei3dft. Naa8ufra5fn 80 ZIG 7e Str, 3ptf4fn 6 unb
10 Ctr. tbtIQS
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8altimpre @Unfmmte SSerein.

Inter Obigem Gaueu BAT f&, mad benz @ortilbe bic
Ter GtGote in England, Belsten unb Oeutl9lano, am
90. Dl1r; b. 9. ba6ier elm Serein 9%e9ritnbet, meI6er sum
3ped BAT, ale npt6penbisen Qeben8bebiirfnifie, bic burH
.MpupppIiiiruus unb Speculation in bic 96Pe %9etrteten
unb trob bes TaGen beS @plDes anf bieien beben Fretien
er6alten pe,ben, an @priumenteu 81 beb euteno Bill
liz 8reiien gu ~OertaHfen unO ipelaer ben Sdu@
fer, fans er if9 an ben Sereiu ani&lieSt, an BEN er5ielz
ten @epinu tbeilnebuen lG6t.
0as nStbiae capital wirb bur@ IntPeile [aftienl 3n@
iantntengei6offeu, wetde 6 pGt. 3tnien tra8er. Da Elm
IniBeil aui 10 Dollars ~fef9eiebt nnb berielbe in wB8ent=
li@en 4nSabIunsen bon 10 Gents ~cin8ca4It tpirb, 10 iii
Ielbit Der llubeulittelfe I'M @tanbe, fiD an pieiem Serein
gu betbeitigen.
Die @pnRttutipn, Iorpie bic 10 eitere @uftGGrun9
fam man in Der Office BON @bm. u. Scene & So IS
@r6an9e 4lace, @de BON Soutbftr., erPalter, AUD mer'
ben baieIbft @in5ei9nuu8en ~entge9en gencnmen.
@bWarb u. Scene,
rIpriI1 6-3mtI 9~6erzGertpalter.
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SIN gtrlase ppn S@dfer & 2Orabt In Ybttnbelptiu
er@Aien 1ceben unb su BADEN Bel
60. S3emmt0bamfen,
Oeutl6e 8u6bonbInna
2SK @ef Yratt tr, sptf5fn Brettrif Str. ..unb
Wterit IfGrfel space,
@lnerifanii0 cs Oarteubn6,
Dber SrattiiAe8 Sanbbu6 gum @eniiIes, Ob1t< II.
0ei1talt, ioipie 9eidnu18e1 itber Den Sdnitt Der
@eiurebeI, unb grii1bliGe A%nleitlln9 sir 8llI-
menSudt, nit gerarer 8~eritftdtigung Der anlerts
taniI9eu &er6fltnife,
tpn
TrieDriN GlatNer,
pratttfbem 8ar:ner.
2e Mufld5e nit &bbtl9ur6eh. 55 Setten. palbIrbs.
9ret3 nar $l.50.
Infer ,Gartenbg6" u6erirtft bic tOrEdueenen 2Derfe
Iber t~enftl6eu G~eaenfano an Ypafdnbi9fett uno Nlietttg-
fett; es bat her GerflR2r ste befer Aulettunaen bes Sn" u.
NuSldnSeS iu SUITE aenDmnen unS bic praftiiAen @rfabr-
unaen. Welde er letbt In &eu!f6'Gnb, Nmertta u. n. ee-
Gamnelt, tamtt oerbunber. Seipntsre Spr6fdlt 1T BEN Sblts
unb @emuIefHrten sugetcen6ei, ba Spn beren rtdtt9er gBdtl
su eepiden 3weden IN Der itiebcren SabreSietten &c. fas
gauge @elin8en ebI1n8t.
MrEer6e1t erpfeDfc Is rem G6rten teutl9en YlbIitIn
ne!ne ret&e Wu8pd9i benti4er 8uGer:
S6uIbaGer Dettpnar8 PIanttl&cr
Gebet6uGer &ometEter SGretbmatertalten
BtteIn 0rdmnfattfs1
gefanstG6er 8tteTfeGer
Rp6taaer Gff9.8abrttettpn
Dpf trrbEGer &c &c &c
DeUtf&e 2etti@rtften.
BUD, Re. welt Nep gptt 3a.tenIaHbe
2etpStser GartsrlaEse Woieun
IGRfftrte 0el. Grimtnal5etturs
9aiar NgpeGenI tas
Daheim mNn taprt ~
W~GdrftrpIGttcu
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OerCangt unO geluC6t.

WppE0Bnf+ Gin UIann unb 5rau, bic ten @dstbau
- ~ Ssrffben. 81 ~erfrasen g0 12S ID. acrh.
pafo OR. (ttmt
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~ SSii WajDiagtOnsDelieDe malt Stitellnn0en
i!r 0eri tGqliGcn lruo iUDd)ertlidet v28eder"
SabicrfpftOnen ME Mn3etgeul OlrdJ 0elt glge1tet
Srt. &. +. 9Se1felbt, A20 6 Str, st 1taGbelt.
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@lDanH0' 8Epre6 @Onneaante

10 81
e(6fbsrtSuter gDertbfa@en unb Seller mad aQen Ebe.Ieu
ber Der. Staten unp ned TAT allen 8hetIen teT gDelt.
Die St6srbstt beN gt8entbams. wel9es itr anoertraut
ME triee prets, ZEN fe FIF EuerIpbn tsrsdnet-
Sic GsaslmdstRtstt unb @afabeit in tbrem &ef6dfts8anse
-unt 6s Grlet9terune, r7ei@t fe @stipnen btetet, pel6e
33oaren, IDtrtbfd9en unb @alb III psri@tdsn Gdben MAIDEN
bic ASams GTpreR SraTpGsnie GnubertrefFt& aIS
etn Ge 6rterun95TitteI
Sar Ausfunft neibs man ITO tn Der 5aupt-O fFst Der
gpnpaentst In Baltimore
H Q. 1874 %. Ittn1pre StrGEe,
cSet IN ttren Bureaus u 0. 227 II II 229 9. 5Dw-
arbfr., an Der 6 aIHert-Statton unb ON RGr.
fpGf g8barf, pber Bet tr8sub elmer tbrer Ieenturen.
t1mrS1S) Mbams Srprtb 0Dmr.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-07-18
Guinrn buys for cash and sells for cash.
AN INCONTROVERrABLE ARGUME

AN INCONTROVERrABLE ARGUMENT.
The fact Of any distinguished music
teacher or amateur purchasing a par,icu
lar make Of piano Tor his Or her use, II
Of undnubted importance to the public,
as it indicates uncrlingly the kind best
alapch for their use and it l.. potent to
every one that music teacher Ut repu>
talion must know what good plano is,
and lhat none bat a No. instrument
will withstand the many hours daily
practice It receives at their ana their pas
pills hands. Prof ltonbock, who is
known to all oul c,llzonS aS an artist and
teacher Of rare ability, has jl>t bought
one Of Chickerlng & Sons New Scale
Pianos, from the agents in this city,
McSsrs. Mrlor IL Co We have seen
AID heard the Pl,no. bnt :hink 1t needs
less to speak OF our Eigh appreciation OF
It's merits the tact Of its satisfying the
delicate musical reorganization of such an
artist as the Prof speaks stronger than
any words we could write 1t is now
more than twenty-five years 81 &c Prot,
Rohhork dccide tia, the "Chickrliugs'
were tie Pianos, aud his opinion has
been nnnov'd TO this day Daring this
period he has purchased pianos Ct other
makes, and although mny OF them
proved good, yet more OF them inly sat
i-lird him, because ihey did not possess
Tie touch, tone and Durability that he
considered absolut, y Necessary in a pi-
ano. These qualities, we have his word
for it, he has always found developed to
the highest degree of perfection in the
"CMckerirg,' a"d consequently has Civ.
en- them the preference. The McsSrs
Chirkrrirg & Sons, and the Ageats
Mes>rs, Mrllor & Co, of tins city, have
reason to congrat .la'e themselves on thi,
further rrotf of the Frof s|or's partially
for the "Chickerings PITTS. CM0n'c'e
See Advertisement in another ca
uullI
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OprREss!vELY WAEM The weather
during The past week must have proved
a terror to out door workers as we'll as
to our "loaters" about town. Indeed,
those burning, scorching days cau>rd
the "oldest Of lis" to langnish and sigh
I the cool, rctrigeratlve Seasons when
starchess shirt bosrns and fermentation
by the sun process was unknown. AT
md day all naturally seek the ".hady
side" of our street, talking, loliag,
yawning, smoking, sleeping, Mitha| pre-.
senting sorry aspect The "b hoys'
can't stand it, those of them who forever
busy themselves in the laudable () oc-
cupation OF doing nothing, betake them
selves to the pleasant hooks aud lcf' esh-
ing waters f Ten Mile there to spend
the day. Unfortunate is his case whom
hunger compels TO endure the martyrs
dom Of walk 10 dinner 'I;s too
much for human endurance and after the
fatigue OF eatinghe unconscIou>ly "sinks
to rest" We have become convinced
that '.such forbeasuuce cannot always te
depended on
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4gotal sMatters.
w A YN SBUltG:
---.svss..--
WEDNESDAY, JULY Is. 1866.

EVENING - Although Waynesburg
cannot boast OF the many public improve
ments, facilities and various other addi.
tions that contribute TO the "maka up"
OF n handsome country village, yet a
stranger; or any one, spending an even.
ing ortwo with lis in the summer sea.
son, must acknowledge that we are n
gay, fun loving, stirring, sociablc towns
people, 1t there IS any one thing over
which we like to boast is the good socie
w. hospitality of our citizens, and our
fine looking young ladies. Evenings
now is just the time to see all this verl-
fed, No sooner have the shadows at
tained their greatest length than every
thing and every body seems to have
awakened from t e lethargy Of the day.
Stately maids and marons, indulge in
pleasant, doorstep. chit chat, giy girls
and 'festive boys" throng the side walk.
enlivening .hcir promenade with mTth
and repartee. Loud ,mouthed urchins
contribute to the general convivally, and
last but net least are the groups Of staid
+lords' gathered here and there dis
cussing the irrcpressible topic OF "poli
tics" New York may boast of her
Central Park, and Fifth Avenue, Phila
delphia of her Fairmout and showy
Chestnut bat for us they bear no cons
parlson, or contrast with the above pic
ture. You may think were Joking, bnt
we are not, AS the poet says, 'thcre 5
nothin' like homc-sweet home -
Even Canada flyers don't hesitate coming
back-atter the war is over
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-07-18

Tue "GLoE!ous FouRrn' IN TIE LArE
REBEL. CArlrAL.-'lhe Richmond press
does not evlnce a great deal of spirit IN
their report Of the Fourth of July" GELS
ebrallon in tha. city, Ths Times says {:
1--WE strain our ears to catch the music
CT old, hoping that the future may per.
petuate the tune, and that the crest of
the wave that bears us on may reflect in
its spray drops The glorles that were.
We have but little feeling to recount the
deeds of last Fourth OF July. 1t was a
sad change from the olden time. The
Square and all its surroundings was
crowded with negroes from country and
town. The State House, which has
echoed with the eloqucnce OF the fathers,
was blarkened with a horde of these
blacks, and the monuments which were
intended to perpo,uate their fame were
dcsecrated by their adornments. In.
deed, the negroes seemed to havo had
the Fourth all to themselves They
marched through the streets with bands
or music ana banners waving, with
swords at their sides aud feathers in
their caps In front of the procession
was an open carrlaMin which was Seat
ed three buck fellows, (Which We took to
he the honored orator and his. aids, J
each holding in his hand huge boquet.
Then followed about fifty negro cavalry
men, well mounted, and each wearing a
sword by his side. The next IN order
came the different societies WHILE be,
hind, before, on each side, and all around
thousands of them trotted along, yelling
and whooping as il experiencing the
greatest joy. Scarcely white person
could Ge seen on the streets while the
procession was passing.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-07-18
DIR TOBIAS
VENETIAN LINTMENT.

VENETIAN IMMINENT.
nlrp OF cRour--what pretty and interest
~ ing child saw last week! But now, alas.
it is no more. Such was the conversation Of
two gentlemen riding down town in the cars
Died Of Group how strange. when DR.. To-
bias Venetian Linimcnt is certain cure, if
taken in time. Now, Mothers, we appeal n
you 1t is not for the paltry gain and profit
we make, but for the sake ofyourntint child
that now lies playing at your feet. Group Is
Il dangerous disease; but use DR., Tobias
Venetian Linment in time, and it is robbed
Of its tcrrors. Always keep it in the house ;
you may not want it tonight, or tomorrow
no telling whcn--but armed with this linimcnt
you are prepared let ii come when it will
Price only 40 cents bottle. Office SO Cort-
andt Street, New York. Sold by all druggits
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-07-18
BALTIMoRE CATTLE MARKET

BALTIMORE, July -. Beef Cattle, The Of
frIings during the past week were 700 head,
against 0ij head the previous week.
Prices to-day ranged from So to o,25 per
100 It's, with hut few at the latter price.
Average of the market So. The above figures
show I'm improvement of baic per Id. over
last weeks rates, markc. closing finn. The
general quality of the cattle offered was com.
mon there being very few good beeycs in
market.
Hoes. .-Salcs at Il to lItc per N, net for
fair to prm lots.
SnrLr-Thc supply this week has been
large, aud demand moderate. Sales at iJ@G,
with lew choice at &c per ID.