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TO THE LADIES

We would call your attention to Madam Foy's
Patent Corset Skirt Supporter. Alsothe
Boston Corset Skirt Co.'S Patent
Improved and Flexible
Hoop Skirts, of every style and variety, constant
ly on hand and for sale by
H. o. WHITCHER.
Barton, Dec. %, 1865.
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can also furnish Folsom's New Treadle AT
tachment, which is readily attached to this and
other cheap machines for those who wish to run
them by foot power, for $500, making good ma
chimes with foot power, cost only $1,000.
One of them can be seen in operation at any
time by calling at the residence ofthe subscriber.
Call and get one, or send cash order 10 Isaac
Smith, P. NJ, Glover, VT, for TO be sent you
by stage or express. An the machines are
WARRANTED by the manufacturer T o D o
GOOD WORK, and no instruction is needed ex-
cept the printed directions furnished with each
| machine.
PRICES. e-.f-
No. l. with oil can, and good
supply of needles, $3.50
No. 2, with oil can and needles, 1900
Folsom's Treadle Attachment,
(extra,) 500
F. p. CHENEY.
Glover, June 20. ls66.-26m2
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10000 Acres Land-Warrants
w ANTED, at the highest cash prices, by
w H. WOODMAN.
% Railroad Exchange, Court Square, Boston
THE CAMP, THE BATTLE FIELD 4 HOSPITAL,
OR LIGHTS AND SHADOWS OF THE GREAT
REBELLION.
Heroic, Patriotic, Romantic, Humorous, and
Tragieal
Splendidly illustrated with over leo Portraits
and ReaufifnI EnurauinaS

This work for genial humor, tender pathos,
startling interest and attractive beauty, stands
peerless among all its competitors The Valiant
and Brave Hearted the Picturesque and Dramat-
ic, the Witty and Marvellous, the Tender and
Pathetic The Roll of Fame and Story, Camp.
Picket, Spy, Scout, Bivouac, and Siege; Startling
Surprises; Wonderful Escapes. Famous Words
and Deeds of Woman, and the whole Panorama
of the War are here thrillingly portrayed in a
mastery manner. at once historical and romantic
at once historical and romantic, rendering it the
most ample, brilliant and readable book that the
war has called forth.
This work sells itself The people are tired of
dry details and partizan works, and want some
thing humorous, romantic, and startling. We
have agents clearing over $500 per month. Send
for circulars, and see our terms and proof of the
above assertion. Address,
NEW ENGLAND PUBLISHING CO.,
IA Phoenix Building. Boston, Mass.-33w3.
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HUMORS AND SKIN DISEASES

Zone of the prOprietors having himself been cured
by it, of terrible Skin Disease called by Physi-
clans letters and SAT- Rdean, of more than twen-
ty years standing which had been declared incu-
rabie by the Facaty.)
II will also cure all diseases of the
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NEURAPATHIC BALSAM
or Natures great Restorer.

The proprietors ofthis newly discovered Pana-
cea offer it to the public in the fullest confidence
that it will prove the greatest blessing to suffer
ing humanity that the age has produced;
They believe properly used it is a sure cure for
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Ne N a 6pertise ments.
GEORGE II. asOWELL Il CO., Ad.
Uvertising AGENTS, 23COngressSt.,B Boston.

Those who desire to avail themselves of an ad
vertising agency, and they are very efficient in,
situations in these days, will find that of GEO. P
ROWELL.& CO., one OF the best in the country
Its facilities are unsurpassed, and it is entirely
reiable.-BOston Post.
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We intend to make this department of the
Standard one OF special interest, and to this end
we invite correspondence of local nature from
persons in every portion of the county, for which
we will pay literally. .re We &
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i Conn. & Pass. R. R. R.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,

Commencing July I'd, 1866.
Passenger trains leave BARTON,
GOING SOUTH
1853 A. M. and 7.44 p. M, connecting at
White River Junction with trains for Boston,
New York, Burlington, Montreal and intermedi-
ate points.
GOING NORTH,
1925 p. M. Except Mondays, and $40 p.
NJ. Sundays at 5.I4 "A. M.
4. 81. PERRY, Supt.
St. Johnsbury, June 26, lS66.-27wl0
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FASHIONS FOR 1866.
BRADLEYS DUPLEX ELLIPTIC,
or Double Spring Skirt

Will not Bend or Break like single Springs
They are both Durable, Economical, and Stylish,
and will preserve their perfect and beautiful
shape where other skirts are thro,cn aside as
tooYthLess.
West, Bradley & Carey, 40 Broomfh Street
Boston.
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Gperial Notiras.
WHISPERS! WHIsKERs!!

DR.. L. o. MoNTRz' Corrolia, the greatest slim
ulator in the world, will force Whiskers or Mus
taches to grow on the smoothest face or chin
never known fail. Sampls Tor trial sent free to
any one DESTROYS oftesting its merits. Address
REEVES Co.. Is Nassau Street, n. Y.-3Sm3
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Rn,-fnr, IaI,e Is 1SS6

Barton, June, Is. 1863.
Ihave examined the Sewing Machines n.tnu
actured by rhos. H. White, and sold by f. P
Cheney, OF Glover VT, and | do not hesitate TO
ny that they are reliable, strong, and dnri0e.
WM GRAVES.
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SSs'!.'zall u
7GFNTTMBTR'S PHTENT. u

1GENGEMBER'S PATIENTLY
n 1T ON AND TAKEN OFF in MOMENT
/ by any one, without sewing, eyelet, screw,
rivet or cut in the cloth.
In order to let the public at once see the great
advantages of these goods we offer to SEND oy
return mail. postageprepaid, on receipt OF the
nrice. one set sleeve BUTTONS, Ladies' or Gents
plain 40 cents; Fancy so cents per set. | do 95
Suspender Buttons, 40 cents; or one ASSoRI'
ED BOX coutsining l doz each, for coats, vests
pants, and overcoats, at $l.75 per box. fui
descriptive list, from which any style Oh outtol
can he ordered will be sent by mail on application
W WATKINS, Sole Agent, No. Alt
Broadway, corner Canal ST., New York T. y
Box 6S5S. Please state where you saw the adj
vertisement
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ELECTRICITY AND MAGNETISM.

The Balsam is put up in Bottles with full direc-
tons. Price so cts. and Sl.00.
For Sale by Bailey and briggs, Fairlee, VT.
Darling and Dival, East Corinth, VT; J. c. Bing-
ham, st. Johnsbury, VT; William Josyn & Son
Barton, VT; J. S. H. Weeks, Danville, VT; D.
Whttlesy, Glover, VT; Barns and Whitney
Newport, VT; Charles Carpenter, West Charles
ton, VT; F. l.. Brown, Canaan, VT; Adncy
Stoors, East Lynn. n. H.. Edward Savage, Ian
caster. N. H.; F. F. Hodgman, Littleton, n. H.
Crawford and Aldrch Colebrook, N. HI.
E. HAYNES, & Co., Proprietors,
vll:19m3 No. Doave Street, Boston.
Maiden, March 2, 1856.
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THE BEST THING MADE! Bradley
L Patent, Duplex Elliptic Spring Skirt, at
JOHN f. SKINNER S.
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HABITUAL COSTIvENESS CAUSES

HABITUAL COSTIVENESS CAUSES
Headache. Dizziness. Worms, Ltuer Complaint.
Dyspepsia, Sour Stomach, Bad Breath, &c. The
surest preventive is DIR. HARRIsoN's PERIsTAL-
TIC LozKNGEs being both Tonic and Laxative,
they restore nature, thereby curing a costive
habit. In the opinion of every Druggist they are
tho most pleasant and etfectual remedy for the
Piles and the only one that reaches the cause, as
outward applications are only time and money
wasted.
For sale by ]. S. HARRISON & CO., Proprie,
tors, No. l fremont Temple, Boston, and by all
Druggists, or will be mailed on receiving 90 cts
For sale by WIN. JosLYN & Sons, Barton Vt.
30w4
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BY a New England Lady.
A NEW NOVEL BY THE AUTHOR Of "MAD6E. y

BY a New England Lady.
A NEW NOVEL BY THE AUTHOR OF "MADGE. A."
d. APPLETON & COMPANY,
443 and AS Broadway, New York,
PUBLISH THIS DAY,
s. = In G i. b l. o o K G
By H. B. G., Author of "Madge." vol. II mo
Cloth. Price $500
s'The scene is laid in a New England village
the plot is most admirably conceived, and thu
style is eminently chaste and pure. The whole
tone of the work is elevating and ennobling; a
the same time the story is intensely interesting
and exciting, obliging one who has commenced
the reading finish, even to the laying aside al
ordinary duties. Aunt Lydia and her proverbs
would never be forgotten by the reader. Hope,
the heroine ofthe story, is a model in many re
specs, and young ladies would do we'll to imi
tate her example. We predict for 'Sherbrooke
an immense sale.
TIE a6oce sent free By mail, on receipt of price
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10000

10000 Sold in q Days. lo,ooO
What Is this Mystery. Il Noret.
By Miss E. Braddon. Price Is cents. The trade
supplied.
Hilton & CO., Publishers, l2S Nassau ST., n. Y
Copies mailed on receip: of price.
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DIR. F. B. CLOCK. Proprietor.
Manchester, N. II.

HuNTLEY HALL, Dealers in Dry Goods, Gro
ceries, Yankee Notions, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps
&c, &c, are agents for Newport, VT.
WM. JOsLYN & Sons ,Apothacaries & Druggists
Dealers in Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines
Fancy Goods, Perfumery, &c, &c, are Agent
for Barton, VT, ll-33yl
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DIED.
Receipts for the Standard.

In Glover, Aug. 3nd, Capt. William H. Farr
Aged so years.
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Life-GivinS Pills

These Life-givng Remedies now given
publicly to the world. For over Il quarter of a
century of private practice the ingredients in these
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A VERY FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH

For in every case they add new life and vitality,
and restore the waning energies to their pristine
state. To the young and middle-aged, they will
prove most invaluable, as ready, specific, and
sterling medicine. Here is dream realized,
that Ponce-de Leon, sought for three hundred
years ago, and never found. He looked for a
fountain that would restore the old to vigor and
mako vouth ever
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We Challenge the World

to produce an instance where the Restorer has
failed, When used according to directions. 1t is
used and recommended by the Clergy and FacuI-
ty. The proprietor is aware of the many who
have been disappointed by the high soundfngpre-
tense of the numerous hair preparations with
which the market has been filled for few years
past, but such entire con fdence does he place in
the merits of his Restorer, that he offers in all
cases TO refund the money after thorough trial
oftwo bottles, if it fails to give perfect satisfaction
Mothers, whose childrens hair is harsh and wiry
or thin and scant, will find by using the Restorer
1t will Immediately improve, thereby laying the
foundation for good head of hair, so desirable
in after life. A single trial will convince the
most sceptical of its merits. Once use it and
you will always use it. Call for DR.. Clocks Hair
Restorer, and take no other Sold by druggists
everywhere at 81 per bottle.
DIR. F. B. CLOCK. Proprietor.
IL,
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AN ETERNAL SPRING
These Famous Remedies

1t was for this day and hour to realize the
dream, and show in one glorious fact, the magi,
tba 10 IL foir
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This preparation
IS NOT A DYE,

but by supplying the capillary glands, acts as q
re,torer. This preparation contains no Sugar OF
Lead or other mineral so deleterious to the head
and hair. and of which most ofthe compounds in
the market are made, but it is purely vegetable
production.
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NnnrrE lfyou want Business or EN-
NU / kOG ployment of any description,
send 10 cents and stamp tor particulars, or apply
to Bay State Patent and Business Agency,
Washington ST., Boston, Mass.
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1866. 1866.
LAKE SUPERIOR Line.

NHE MAGNIFICENT, sTAUNCH
i and reliable STEAMERS named below, make
up q DAILY LINE between Cleveland and De-
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
MoxpAY EVENING. May I. 1885.

MONDAY EVENING, May Z, 1866.
Bankers generally report a good demand
for money, and with one or two exceptions
the supply of currency is represented to be
comfortably easy. All The trade interests
are quite fully represented in the discount
line, indicating the generally improving
condition Of business. A very healthy and
confident tone seems to pervade business
circles, and our merchants, while keeping
pace with the demands of the market, are
still regulating their operations to a sure
and safe standard.
The amount of Produce sent forward TO
the seaboard from this market has not yet
been sufficient to materially influence the
supply of Eastern Exchange, and the mar
ket continues close Rates are steady at
par buying and lilo premium selling.
Four of the National Banks Of the CITY
declared their ~semi-annual dividends to-
day. The Second National, Commercial
National and Merchants National made
dividends of 5 per cent, and the City Ma
tional 4 per cent. The First National will
make q dividend of 5 per cent. tomorrow.
The foreig ~iadvices by the China this
morning, reporting lower quotations for
Five-twenties and q decline on Cotton, had
the effect to stimulate the price of Gold,
and the market CLOSED at an advance to
12ss@4. The cause of the decline of Five
twenties in the English markets is prob
ablv mora directly due 10 the late heavy
losses in the bullion account of the Bank of
England, which have caused a contraction
of loans, and forced holders of securities to
realize, than to any new approximations
with regard to the German difficulty.
Government securities we're generally
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ny. Weekly Bank statemens-xny :.
View York Marker-,Inx :

CoTToS-Sales at 3935c for middling.
~FLoUR-Aetive and l5925c better.
Sales at sss359s,S5 for extra state; $3.50
@9,95 for extra round hoop Ohio, s9,sO914,t0 for
brands. Market closing firm, with no sellers at
inside quotations.
wHisKT-ouiet. Sales at sa.26 for western;
state reported at 81, 2B.
WHKAr-More active, ami l92c better.
Sales at si,9I good new No. 2 Milwaukee; sl,93
@2,O0 for fair to good new No. ] do; 81 so for
damaged Chicago spring.
RTE-Decidedly frmer. Sales Of western st Soc
-BARLEY-Steady. Sales OF California at sl.IS.
BARLEY MALT-Dul and nominal.
CORS-A shade hrmer.
Sales at 7s@slcfor unsound, sI@s2s for sound
mixed western, both in store and delivered; Tie
for damaged.
old do.
CoFrKE-DulI.
~sgs1R-stendy: Sales at lOH@n&e for Cuba
M0LAssEs-DuIl. Sales at 50a55c for Cuba;
70G75c for Porto Rico.
P~ETRoLEUn-Dull.
Sales at 27zc for crude, and 42@4sc for
refined ia bond.
~PoRK-Excited and irregular.
Sales at S29,sl930,43 for new mesa, closing
at 5000 cash s29,O09fe,25 for old mess;
S25,50 for Prime. Also $3.50 bbls new mess TO May,
jane, and Joy, sellers and bayeTs option, at
$40, s793O,5O
~BEEF-Firm.
Sales at sI6.OOG2l, 90 for new plain mess and
81 5O924, so for new extra mess.
BEEr HAEs-Eirm. Sales at 81 ,I@42, Is.
Cur M~EAIs-Firme and more active.
Sales at llZ9ISe for shoulders, and liza
1S%c for hams.
BAcoE-Held higher, but very quiet.
LARD-Firmer. Sales at 13Kg22%c.
for state.
.CHEEsE-Duil. Sales at I5az2a.
FREIGHrs TO LIvERPOoL-Quiet.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Let us be MereIfuI 20 Ourselves
The physical structure Of the strongest human
being is vulnerable everywhere. Our bodies are
endowed by nature with a certain negative power,
which protects them to some extent from unwhole-
some Influences; but this protection Is imperfect,
and cannot be safely relied on in unhealthy re-
gions, or under ciEcu instances Of more than ordi-
nary danger, Therefore, it is wisdom, it Is pru-
dence, 1t is common sense, to provide against such
contingencies, by taking an sntidote in advance;
In other words by fortifying the system with a
course of HosTETTER's STOMACH BITTKRs,
the most complete protective against all the cpl.
demic and endemic maladies that has ever been
administered in any country. As a remedy for
Dyspepsia, there is no medicine tina: will compare
with it. Whoever suffers the pangs Of Indiges-
tion, anywhere on the face Of the earth where
HosTErTER's BITTEEs can be procured, does so
Voluntarily for as surely as Truth exists, this
invaluable Tonic and Alternative would restore
his disordersd stomach to a healthy condition. To
the Bilious it IS also especially recommended, and
in cases Of confirmed Constipation 1t affords
speedy and permanent relie.. In Canada, the
West Indies, and Australia, the Bitters rank
above all other medicines of the class, aud the de-
mand for them in all foreign countriss increases
every season.
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LATE PArENTs-0Aicially through the Of
fee Of Messrs. Burridge & Co., of this city
NJ. Decsmp, Grain Mill Feeder, South Bend,
Indiana; J. E Craig. Steam Boiler Cleve-
land M. Ingersoll, Railroad Brake, Grafton;
A. Epson, Cultivator, Randolph; 5 D. eush-
man, lightning Rod, GAINESVILLE; J. White,
Churn, city; ]. C. Morgan, Steam Pump,
Alliance; Chandler & Goodrich, Sewing Ma
chine, Rockford, Illinois; J. C. Gore, Coffee
Pot, city; J.. H. Fairchild, Oil Condenser,
High Gate, Vermont. W. Thompson, Gas
Generator, city; L. ]. Randall, Preparing
Cheese, Chardon; E. Cozad, Field Fence,
East Cleveland; II. P. Castle, Water Drawer,
Ashtabula; J. E. Kengilgh, Fence Post, Am
herst; ]. Peacock, Barrel Washing Machine,
Rockford, Illinois; W. H. Hartman, Faucet,
Fostoria; Lanor & Stofer, Horse Power,
Hanoreston; W. Green, Roofing Cement,
city; Johnson 4 Singer, Pump.
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Financial.
NEW YoRE, May 7.


The Commercial says:
The stock market continues heavy and inanl-
mate, though with 8 generally firm undertons.
The most significant feature Of The market is the
increase Of buyers option and almost total alb
sence OF sellers option. There is q feeble bear
movement upon Erie, and the price closed Is
lower at the Board. Reading is. still a favorite
bull stock, the sales at the Board being 5000
ahares, closing at 10T1<. Michigan Southern is
steady at IS.
The Miscellaneous list is quiet though generally
firm.
Governments are quiet at about the prices of
Saturday. Ten-forti.s were H@Ac better.
Tue bank statement presents some unusually
large fluctuations. The loans exhibit an increase
Of Ss,9S6,4l2, which is due largely to sn Increase
In call loans, and probably also TO an increase Of
temporary loans to the treasury. The deposits
show an increase Of 81 ,654, 729. The increase of
s2,6il ,oGO is due to the payment Of god on &C
count of the May coupons.
Money is In rather more dem and. On call loans
the rate is generally 5 per cent, but IN some cases
6 Per cent, is paid.
Discounts ara without change. the rate on-pTins
paper ranging at 5%a7 per cent.
Foreign exchange is quiet but steady. Prime
bankers co day sterling Is quoted at lO9KdI08%;
commercial sterling l03LGlOSsS
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Rose a PrentIss' Provision Market
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF

EHTERED----........MAY7.
Stmr City of Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit, sos bbls
and 4s sacks potatoes, 425 bbls -four, 200 bags
srmr Traveller. Rice, Marine, ls0 m lumber, 81 N
shingles, Is m lath, 80 m hoops
Prop Magnet, Hodges, Detroit
Prop New York, Drake, Dunkirk, groceries. dry
goods and hardware
Prop Portsmouth, KEENAN,, Dunki1k, groceries.
dry goods and hardware
Prop Wabash, Kirby, Dunkirk, groceries. DRY
goods and hardware
Prop Iron City, Haloran, Detroit
Prop o~ego, Hewitt, Buffalo, dry goods, hardware
Prop Brooklyn, Rossman, Ogdens6urgh
Prop S D Caldwell, Lewis, Sarnia
Der, 12O m shingles
Brig walbIidge, MeAdams, Alpona. 1O2. 25s feet
schr Gen W Scott, Cassidy, Bay City, 1so m feet
lumber, IS m lath
Schr Starlight, White, Fairport
Schr Herald, Murphy, Bay City, $50 m # lumber
sehr Southwest, Carr, ogdensburgh, ESQ tons iron
ore
schr Timothy Baker. Burke, Bay City, 2Ol, 200 #
lumber
schr J W Sargent, Hearns, Detroit, $500 bu wheat
schr W H Chapman, Chapman, Stanley
schr Tom wrong, Sweeney, Burwell. I23 N feet
lumber, 2OG% n shingles
Sehr Wandersr, Farassy, Stanley
Schr ~Snowbird, Connolly, Stanley
Schr Starlight, White, Burwell, l2S, 37S It lumber
Schr Conrad Reid, Barrow, Burwell, 81, Tss feet
lumber, s. m shingles
Schr W A Glover, Weaver, BuaweII
Sckr Josephine, Titus, Burwell, 81 N feet Iumber4
$500 lath, ls5 N shingles
sehr Jessie, Smith, BurWen
Schr HomeYard Bound, Titus, BnrweII, 90 m Ium-
Der, 247 N shingles, 10 m lath
Scow Industry, Decher, Fairport, 90 N lumber
Seow Sutler Girl, kelso, Marblshead
ScoT ] 7 FRINGE, Wells, sandbeaeh, IS m feet ium.
Der, 40 m lath
Seow Forest, o'Neil, Rowan, ITO m lumber
Seow J T Prince, Wells, AmherstbuTgh
Seow Granville, Wilson, BurweI, 81 500 feet Iuu-
Der, 1G6 m shingles
Scow Louisa, Baker, Burwell
CLEARED.
stmr Morning Star, Tiger, Detroit, 800 bars and
IS bdls iron, Az kegs nails, 65 bxs glass, 81 bbls
oil, sundries
Prop New York, Drake, Toledo
Prop Portsmouth,, KEENAN,, Toledo -
Prop Wabash, Kirby, Toledo
Prop Magnet, Hodges, Detroit
Prop raxes, Erena, Buffalo, 1O5l bbls 1our, 800
bbig petroleum, and sundries
Prop Rocket, Wetnore, Green Bpy
Prop 0wego, Hewitt, Toledo
Prop Brooklyn, Rossman, Cgicago
sehr Wild Rover, Tower, Chicago, $50 tens coal
Bchr Monitor, O'NefI, Milwaukee, ass tons coal
Schr Pride, Chapman, Black River = !
Schr Eagle, Barrow, Toledo
Schr Admiral, Nixon, Toronto, 81 tons coal
Scov Sutler Girl, kelso, Msrblehead
Tug AIMS Doebins, Lundy, ssuit ste Marie
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ACADEMY OF MusIc.SThe plRy-gOing
people have not forgotten the charming
acting of their old acquaintance, Miss Julia
DAILY. She was welcomed back by a good
house last night, and in the play of the
Market Girl of Paris fully sustained her
reputation.
The character was well suited to her
style of acting, and the jolly comicalities
Of the scenes were decidedly refreshing
after the solemn and heavy plays of the
past two weeks
As "Betty," in the laughsble farce which
closed the evening entertainments her con-
ception and rendering of the character was
excellent.
Sam Ryan as "Zebalon," in the Fool of
the Family, acted his part to perfection.
In the comic drama Mr.. Irving finds him
self at home sgsin, and acts with his usual
drOllers. The entire Company acquitted
themselves most creditsbly.
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MARRIED.

DUB0Is-FRENCH-In this city. on the It'll
inst, by the Rev. J. s. Lytle, Mr.. N. +. Dubois
to Miss Hettie French.
The attaches Of the LEApER, who are proud to
reckon the happy groom as one OF their associates,
had most convincing evidence of a change in his
condition by the reception of a full 'ten-pOunder'
in the shape Of a cake, which they greatly enjoy
ed in the midst Of heartfelt wishes that the lives
Of the happy couple may be one continued season
ofhappiness and prosperity.