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AMUSEM ENTS.

NLTIONAL THEATRE, uate Growers,
PcnnsyIv.nia avenue, near willsrdsh Hotel
SP.IDING 4 RAPLky p 70 prietars.
Youth rs,sAtrnSSs q xsss.SK ,ss s11sat Fr.s'ssn
.sho will present for she only time during this en-
'ssstmest his DO~e5fFaI oFaETEI,S iE%Ei5sOn.'ion Of
After the Tr'sff! psg sgstsrs &C Sssn''n By
NoExtra Ch.rss for :ests secured in advance.
Doors open st CuIri will Tise 9, q!srter toS.
s.sHYL LOOK, IN shakspesres MERCHANT OF
GRAND VOCAL Ard INSTRUMENTAL
DON CERT
METEEROTT HALL,
MONDAY, EOvEMBER 18th.
MASTER RICHso OOKBR ANB TROUPE.
MRS. X. DAVIES
Btqs TO anpeunce tn the people of was hington the
return OF MAST EE OOkEK to this country after
company with ihS most renownsi artists OF the
Old World. His svoice has improved in power and
Diagram for .scsred seats open at Metzerot,'s
Music Store Saturday, 10th November. nostf
MARINa@ FASHIONABLE DANCING
'i HssIxls AssslaBIs IS Il, Rooms, n
This acs6eRy 10 now open fer the recep- H5A
? Days and hOCrs at tuition Tor young ladies',
miss es and masters Tuesdays, hui sdays and Sat-
urdsys, from TO p.
Gentie,nen r,asses from &c 10, same evenings.
b-frivste instruction u ven to suit the con
vepiepce of the pupil. seq
DReFs. J ~. q II. p. E2EIS'
DANCING ACADEMY, "A
| Pennssl<snia avenue. bet. 9Th and 7th sts.. ~
4 Oppasits Metropolis Hotel. txIA
| Our AcadeE,y Is now open for the receptien Of
| Pupils select class is now forming on Wed
| Desdsy afteBH oon from 90 6 o'clock, for those
| who cannot attend our regular classes. Circulars
can be had att. y. Ellis aid W, q. Metzerott
4 Co. Music Stores.
| The Hall ssI be rented fer Soirees, &c.
1 Deys and HOKrs Of TaittOn:
For Lsdfes, Misses and MssterH, Tuesday and
i Ihu redsy sfterpoeps, from 20 5 clock.
GentbemenSs Glasses. Tuesday and Thursday eve
/ nipgs, from6 to 10 O'Clock.
For further information, apply during the hours
1 o. tuition, or address q nete TO the Academy.
Quarter commencing with the first lesson. se 10
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.

and 10th strrsts, on
MONDAY. NOVEMBER I2, 1866.
Tickets 81 admitting q Gentleman and Ladies'
This being our nTst Ball. We res spectfuily solicit
the patronage which has heretofore been con ferred
upon US at ,our previous entertain nments by eur
many frteGds and the public. Positively no i'm.
proper persons admitted In the room. Positi vel v
10 bats or caps allowed fn the ball room
W Voik @ SinceIl n 0ronev
G. II Yob. O Howard r Mott
MclHtosh, IHill, Il Lucas.
ward, C Raiper, keagop
II Threr, NOS At.
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MARRIAGE AND cELIBAgY,
an Essay o. Warning and Instruction for Young
Men Ako, Diseases and Abuses which PROSTATE
the Vital powers, with sure means Of relief Sent
Iree on charge in sealed letter envelopes Address
Ut sklLLIN H9UGHT9N, Howard Associa-
tion, Philadelphia, Pa aug ls- sm
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nj. frsRCHAEr TAILOR.
Osrnep Of 9Th aud streots,
DesI e. I retn1 rn his thanks for the liberal "A
patIonH tsptcwed a2on Il i'm during past Sl
Reasons md ~ the sHme time invites his M
friends to yfsG his store and inspect his new 10
and choi &c selection q gncSs, which he has
INST pT rehss eS for tee Fail and Winter Irade
mr. k,AARDON. HE asset ate, continues &c give
his constant atfentbeQ to the style and general
appeAra anee OF all esrmeSts made At the -estsb-
nstuleEt.
TbsTse.t work ssd Moderate charged ia our
uotto Is I'm
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FIEANCIAL.-The New York money market
continues easy at five per cent. for demand
loans on stock collaterals, and four per cent.
on governments. There is lees demand from
stock brokers; but the requirements for dis
counts are heavier. There is a considerable
accumulation OF paper in the hands OF
brokers, and the rates are decidedly frmer
Very choice sixty Days paper NAV
pass at 81 per Gen., but the ruling rate for
prime four months notes is six per cent, and
6ka7 per cent. is the exceptional rate upon
prime names. The Commercial of yesterday
says:-iold continues quiet and is, upon the
whole, weak. There is less speculation than
usual. Importers appear to have discovered
that their system Of s'shortr sales is of no ad 4.
vantage to them, and really helps to keep the
premium higher than If left to its natural
course. The stock market shows a general i'm
provenent after the dullness attending the
elections. Governments ad yanced
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DENTIST RY.

HE. L. LOUkwUOD,
n - 34I PENN. AvEFUE~
.s,ss %il insert Js.S ,.ss .sssh on .ss~ sihsa
IL. REMOVAL
Dh LIVE DENTIST, / As REMOVED frsm
shove. GTsat DIscovsgy an Dsskst,ea -
JssIa kxsraeted WLlkokf Pafn All rer-V11H0
tons nsElng Teeth TO exnra act vop,d atTife them
70 call at DR.. LEwlE's ono. ,, and ssvo theTn
taken out. Teeth inserted on Rukhar q Id and
SILVER Plates. In erderl that q II pe7sops chouId
kAye Teeth, We have redcced ii Ie price yeTy low
To be convinced Of the fe e call a1d seee. your.
selves Also, call and see the ,ew gnS ia,r reyed
a. sthoc OF inserting Teeth.
No. eco PsnR'a syeRpo betv, ,ea l2th, sci 18th
streets.
je 2-n o. Il. LEwIE, q. . ., Der tfst
NJ LOOMS, ND.
., he Inyenter and Pa.s1tes Of he NINE RAL
kLAIE TEETH, attends person ally at GG~
BIS once In this city. Many persC ns can 8H
wear these teeth who cannot wear others, AA~~
these.
Persona calling at my oeice can socommoda-
leo with any style and price OF Teet they Ely de-
sire, but 70 those who ara artieulsr a2a Eeh the
puTest, eleanest, strongest and mos pertect den
tnTS that art can procures .he MINK BAL TtETH
VIII be more FULLY vsrrab.ed.
Rooms In this city-No 33s Penn avepRe. be-
Phiiadelpbia. sczJly :.
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DRY GaahS

The election has interfered with trade ma
terially, and rendered il quite dull: but a re-
yIyal rs now anticipated. Goods have serious
ly accumulated on hand unsold both in the
interior and home markets, and prices are gem
orally weak. Brown shirtings and sheetings
are very unsettled in price, even after a decline
OF cent The supply is on the increase.
Bleached goods are also less brisk The best
grades alone are steady. Inferior are too
abundant for steadIness. Heavy drills are IN
demand, and firm. Canton fiannels are steady.
Stripes are dull. Ticks are also in slight de-
mand. Prints are very inactive. Desirable
styles are scarce and firm. All others are
lower. GlnEhams are duh. Delaines are the
most brisk. desirable styles are in too small
supply for the demand. Prices are very firm
Coburgs also are in lively demand. Fine
shawls are very firmly held, and are scarce
Square plaid shawls of double colors are the
fayorites. Inferior styles lower. Broad
cloths are inactive. The fine grades alone are
wanted. Fancy cassimeres are dull, except for
the few desirable styles. Prices of all others
are nominal. Satinets are IN moderate de-
mand. Tweeds are dull FIannels are in
moderate demand. Blankets active Imported
fabrics are Gull at decline. Desirable dress
fabrics are alone in demand, and are ustained
in price. British and Continental stuff goods
have declined considerably. French silks, de-
Iaines, bOmbaZines, merinos sell In very small
lots, but only of fine qualities. Wooiens are
very inactive. Auction sales are very few,
and prices show q falling Off A special sale of
Partisan shawls brought, however, good
pTices.-N. j. Independent.
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EDUCATIONAL.


NJ Rs AbICEV DAILY respectfully announces
lVl TO her friends and the public generally that
she wall receive a few more PUPILS for fnstruc
tion on the Piano, at her residence, No Z LIST
81, GeOrse:o~n, ID. q. Terms moderate oczs I'm
WAsHrFGTON HIGH SCHOOL FOR BOYS
W will open Sept 10, lo66, at room No 13, Colum-
bisn College Law Building, 9th st Applications
may be mad te. At No 44A 6th st. bet and SITS
kev Z. iB. WlLLIAtSsN. A. M. Prnci pal
guaecs. oc Is In
MISS LUCY HUNTER will open a SCHOOL
w for Girls on the First OF October. No 1873
sep 29-tf
ST. TIMOTHY's HALL
HI duties of this Institution will be esamed
on Sept. q. 1858 For terms, SC. see catalogue
and circular at the principal bookstores of this
city, or address the priEcipaI.
an 81 K PARSONS, OatouyiIle, Md.
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hIDNIGHT.-Further returns from this dis
trIct indicate the election OF Worthlngton c.
Smith. Rep, by clear majority over Asa O.
Adds, boiling Republican. and Waldo Brig
ham, Dem. Up TO this hour Smith has 2ii9
Adds, 1,27l; and Brigham, LIS
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JAMES FITCH REAL ESTATE AGENT
corner ef .7,h and streets, opposite tho Post
Ofree. Special intention given TO the OOLLEO.
TI0N OF BESTs snd CaBE OF PROPERTY
Estate, oc l6-eolms
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NEW BoOKe.-Marcys Thirty Years of Army
~ Life on the Border. illustrated. Annual Cy-
elepedia for 1885. Goldvin Smiths Lecfures on
the study OF History, Summer Rest. by Gall Ham
Hartshorns on Cholera. ~
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H -.T.- HONEY
i am to-day receiving HONEY Of the mast
flavor and appearance
- 80" N. W. BURCHEJL
Corner Of l4th and + streets, under
&C ~ ..r.-. f.....t... Ebbitt Housa.
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bos'on toThcroi ~. f.t OecemDer ~ 1881.
WIN II. GREGG a Co. Gents freely give you
liberty TO make Of the following certificate Of the
value Of Constitution Water, which 1 can recommend
In the highest manner. My wife was attacked with
pain In the shoulders whole length Of the back and in
her limbs, with dpitatton OF the heart and Irritation
Qrhe bladder called physician, who attended her
about three months, when he left her worse than he
had found her. then employed one Of the best ply
sieians could find, who attended her for about nine
months; and while she was under his care she did not
suffer quite as much pain. lie finally gave her up and
said her case ods iHeurabe. For" said he she has
tueh combination Of complaints that medicine gipen
FOR ono operates GgaiRsf some other Qrher dicues"
About this time she commenced ;he use OF Constitu-
ton Water, and to our utter asonishmen almost the
hrst dose seemed TO have the desired effect aud she
kept on improving rapidly under its treatment, and
now superintends entirely her domestic afIars She
has not taken any Of the Constitution Water for about
four weeks, and we happy to say that it has pro
duced permanent cure.
WIN. NJ. VAN BENSCHoTEN.
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Kth,Rs Flour has advanced about SOC. closing quiet
W lle urn and higher Oats IN fair demand shorts and hne
s .oatse and hm Hay nrm Hides duh and tending down
NLua Qfs quiet 10 New York MARKET hbc Leather
qet hoastes hrm. Pork steady, with far demand Beef
gue hrn Lard firm and higher New butter forward
more freely and prices favor buyers Cheese m. Extra
eero and wanted drass about the Sugar
hfn, with moderate demand
The demand Tor fleece and pulled wool has quite
sse o. the week comprising 5000 lbs Al prices ranging
o - zoe Tor hecce Including considerable good, hne aud
choice Ohio At from 90 and No pulled from
per D. in New York The improvement noticed last week
lost and the market has become heavy for do
esc heecesrung IN favor Of buyers. Coarse heeces not
wanted Fine sorts held with comparative hrmnes but sales
NOV little profit In Philadelphia the unsettled condition of
we market continues hut confident fee ling prevailed
the close The have been large but very
lar hgurea.-fN. Y. Farmer1
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STAND Down THE HALL" and make
room for the Old Homestead wild Cherry
Bit,ers. They are no dug and contain no
poison The medicinal ingredients, being re-
distilled with the liquor, produce a strong
medicsted doubly-disiilled article, as soft and
pure as the best Of wine. Acting directly
upon the liver, they cleanse the stomach and
purify the blood. They cure Scrofula aud
Erysipslss. A certain cure for Dyspepsia,
Jaundice and chronic Diarrhea. For Coughs
and Colds they are superior to any Cherry
PecIoral. To persons Of sedentary habits,
and those who feel loss Of strength or want
Of ambition, these Bitters will impart tone
and give vital energy to the system. They
increase the appetite and strengthen the body.
To nursing mothers and DELEGATE females
these Bittets VII be found Of inoalculable
value-a single trial will convince you. Sold
by Bixby a. Co. Montpelier, W., and by drug
gisis and grocers generally. T. b. sLIseER-
LAND 81 Co. Projectors, SO Beekman Street,
NY. Marl1dsw3mo
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READi READii READ.l

DdHrille, Pa, juno, 1852.
DIR. WILLIAM II. GREGG. Dear Sir; In February,
1861, was afflicted with sugar Diabetes and for Eve
months passed more than two gallons Of water in
twenty -four hours was obliged to get up as often
as ten or twelve times during the night and in 1--WE
months lost about fly pounds IN weight. During
the month Of July, 1861, procured two bottles OF
Constitution Water, and in two days after using il
experienced reliefi and amer taking two bottles was
entirely cured, soon after reganing my usual good
health.
Yours, truly, j.. v. L. DE WITT,
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A COUGH, COLD, OR SORE THROAT

IA REQUIRES iMMEDfArB ATrgsrIoE AND
SHOULD ne cH-KHD IL ALLOWED TO CONTINUE
Irritation OF he Lungs, permanent throat Affection
an inourable Luug Disease
~ OPTEE The RESULT
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs
HAVING DIRECT t~fLuENoK on tins PARIS, oivB
IMMEDIATE RBLiEP.
For Bronchitis, Asthma Catarrh, Consump,ive and
Throat Diseases
TRooHEs ARp usgD WIN ALWAYS GOOD SUCCESS.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
will hnd 1Ioches useful iu clearing the voice when taken
before singing speaking and relieving the throat AFTER
an unusual exertion Of the vocal The troches
are recommended and prescribed by physicians. and
have had Testimonials from eminent men throughout
the country. Being article Of merit, and having
proved their efficacy ny test Of many years each year
hnds them In new loeaesi In various parts Of the world
and the troche, are universally pronounced better than
auy other articles.
OBTAIN only BRowSs BRoNcHIAL TRocHR.,"
and do not take any 1.-THE worthless limitations that may
be offered.
Sold everywhere in the United States and in Foreign
Counties, Al IS cents per box. 80.OS
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DIR. GREGo. Dear Sir wish to inform you that
have been under the Of some Of our best
physicians for nearly two years without receiving any
benefit. had lost all confidence and INDUCED in
but little hope OF from any source My disease
Dropsy and my physicians told me that there was
no cure for me. was tapped nifty times aud At
the different operations about twelve hundred pounds
Of water removed.
am happy TO inform you that have been com
pletey restored to health by the Of Constitution
Water.
make this statement, hoping IL may reach those
persons who may be similarly afflicted.
Respectfully,
Mrs. MARGILL c. LEYANwAY.
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BrCKFoRD's BKAUrIFIER, THE ORIGINAL
HAIR CoLoRISo.-This preparation possess
es the peculiar properties for restoring gray
hair to its original color; causes it to grow
thick and strong; stops its falling off; frees
the head from dandruf; cures and prevents
badness. IL is not dye; it does not color
the skin 1t soitens the hair when hard and
dry; it affords the richest lustre it is war.
ranted to turn gray hair to its original color.
Price, IS cents per bottle. All orders should
be addressed to BIXBY 81 Co., proprietors,
Montpelier, VT. Feb.19:dwtf
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TWENTY THOUSAND LIVING WITNESSES
are tessifyiug to their neighbors from day to
day Of the wonderful effects Of the " MAR
TIA WASHINGTON" HAIR REsTo-
RER. Ills perfect success, the best in
market; it is not a dye, will not stain the
skin; will restore gray aud faded hair to it's
original beauty cure all diseases Of the scalp;
remove dandrua, prevent the hair from falling
off, promote a healthy growth, give /. soft,
silk-like appearance, as in youthful days, and
causes It to grow on bald heads when there
is life and vitality at the roots, but when these
are gone there is NO hope Of success. War
ranted. SIMONDS & CO.,
Fitzwilism, N. H., Proprietors.
Sold, Wholesale and Retail by Bixby g. Co.
Druggists, Montpelier, Vt.
dNw:0l:25
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Do You WIsH 1T REMovED.--If you have a
cough that you wish removed, II you have a
oJld that you wish removed, or If you have
Consumption, Bronchitis, Whooping Cough,
Asthma, Group, Influenza, Inflammation Of
the Lungs, Splitting Of Blood or Hoarseness,
and want it cured, don't fail to try the Indi-
an Compound Of Honey, Boneset and squills.
fju will be astonished to see how quick it
will cure you; Il 1t does no, cure, Drs. Combs
d Wilson, the Manufacturers, allow us to say
that you can return it and have your money
refunded. OF
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DTURIcTICS

frrtste and drench the kdneys and by constant use
lead to chronic degeneration aud confirmed dis
case
We present the Constitution water TO the public,
with the conviction that IT has equal In relieving
the class OF diseases for which It has been found so
eminently successful for curing; and that we
shall be rewarded for efforts In placing valua
bic remedy in form to meet the requirements Of
patient and physician.
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LIFEf LIFEi LIREi
DROPS DROPS DROPS
AMERICAN LiYE DROPS will Diptheria, Coughs,
bronchitis, Sore Throat, Asthma, rheumatism, Neu.
raigia, Ague in the Face, Headache Toothache,
Bruises, sprans Chlblains, Group, Colds
Fever and AEue aud Choiern In n single dayl
Sold by all Druggists, with full directions for
oRRIN SKINNER co, Props, Springfield, Mas.
&c. GOODWIN q CO., Agents, Boston, Mass.
For sale by NIX BROWN
Nl.l1h Moufp.1far
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CONSTITUTIONAL ANEspNESrf III sease has sapped the
foundations Of your % and h gradually but surely carrying
you to the grave, important that should pro-
coed 70 build up and amend your constitution.
PLANTATION BtrTBRS
Are With greatest confidence for this purpose
They quickly and pleasantly relieve the Dyspepc sufferer,
LAngaor, Headache Distress Eating Pains 10 the
Side, Back and stomach, and all other ailments arising from
stomach out order and s Prosras Ae CArsas
10 the people.
Their requires change Of diet Eat what Is set ba-
fore yoa asking questions for your stomaehs sake"
Their good effect viii be- felt from hs ~ trial
Particularly recommended aud delicate fem
cergymen, &c. To be found everywhere
TIT AND CoSvNcEp.
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AMERICAN LIFE DROPS Nothing
like them OF
PATENT MEDICINES.

T4N I N EBININEo.
II faith would cure disease, our physicians
occupation would be gone; the afflicted need
only read the advertisements in the papers to
be made whole;" but the nostrums prepared
by these pseudo doctors do not often back
Up" the faith Inspired by their advertisements.
We do not mean to condemn ali so-cAlled
patent medicines, for some have been found
TO be very valuable. In this class we would
include Goes Cough Balsam, for coughs,
Group, hoArseness, Sc, aud Goes Dyspepsia
Cure, for indigestion, dyspepsia, and all troub-
les OF the stomach or bowels--they have been
tested in thousands Of cases. Our dealers all
bell them. OF
PBSTACHINE-Gray without it, Black
with IT, is the hair. OF
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Special Notifies.
Special Notifies.
Joy TO THE WORLD"
TIE INTRODUCTION OF
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER

To the suffering Humanity Of this relieved pain
and caused real JOY than any other one
thing thatcan be named
The APothscary hnds among medicines called for
and the Wholesale Druggist considers leading article Of his
trade An the dealers medicine speak alike in IT, favor
and reputation uedieine Of great merit &, fully and
permanently established AAy:ws
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Tethergdeld, Conn, March 2, 1855
DIR. W II. GREGG. Dear Sir; Having seen your al.
vertisement Of " Constitution Waite" recommended
for Inflammation Of the Kidneys aud Irritation of thu
Bladder, - having suffered for the past three years
and tried the skin OF number OF physicians with
only temporary relief, - was induced 20 try your
medicine. l procured bottle Of your agents at
Hartford, u esTs. Lee, Sisson a Co., 90 and when
had used half Of II, 10 my surprise | found great
change IN my health. have used two bottles of IT,
and am where | never expected 10 be In my life =
we'll and In good spirits. ! caunot express my graft
tude for IT, feel that Il is all and more than you
recommend 1t to be. May the blessing Of God ever
attend you IN your lahors Of love.
Yours, truly.
LEONARD s. BIGJow.
FOR SALE ny All DRUGGISTS. PRICE, 81.
CONSTITUTIONS CArHAETto LiFE RUS.
CONSTITUTION cArHAHrIc iIrg FiLLs
CONSTITUTION CATHARuo LIFE PUTS.
CONSTITUTION cArIARuc LIFE PILLS.
PRICE rs CENTS rER nox.
PRICE rs GENTS PnR hox.
PRICE rs CENTS rER RoX.
PRICE 20 csNra rEH Box.
WIN, II. GREGG a CO., Proprietors.
MORGAN ALLEN, General Agents,
No, 40 cliG Street, New York
ago. c. GOODWIN CO., Boston.
eowiy
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BOSTON MAHKEr-May /

Com E1chanreThe receipts since yesterday
hbls four bush shorts. The Flour
Western superAt e1s AZ 50 Is 50 50
medium extras At slo slAO0i and good and choice, In
sluding f4yorte 81 Louis brands A. s9o0 els per bb
southern Flour and quiet In the sales
been small southern yellow a. % 9c, and Western mixed
At &c bash. Oats have been SOLD 90 per hush
for Northern and Canada and p 2 Island Rye %
eoa shorts A. go ta Pine Feed tSi ssl and Mid
dlinEs So a % per ton.
PRoytsioSs-fork arm and has been selling $3.50 s26
Tor primer en- ~ si9 for and S per hbl Tor
clear, cash. In Beef sales
Westernsst 70 quality. Lard2 2lo per 10 bis
and SMOKED Hams Is 9o per 10. Butter ranges from
20 &c yer III, and is dull and declnDsi aud Cheese Il 20
per 10, As 10 quality.
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w havlng been spponted Probate cort
ior the District o. Washington, commssioners 10 re-
ceiye eIt mine and adjust al claims and nds of All
sons against the estate o William Bradford lac ~ a.
10 said District deceased, represented nsoyent and The term
Or SIX months from the 10Th day APRIL ls baing alo-.d
by said Court 10 the creditors deceaed 10 hbi ana
prove Their respective claims before notice that
esna % the duties q appointment dwelling
~ We AYE deceased 10 Barre In said District on the
mrs. MONDAY q June and October next ~ one oL IL ~
on eA of DAYS
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REMEMBER THE DEADIl

The subscriber begs leave to inform those who have
old Dagueueotypes Ambro'ypes Photographs Of de-.
ceased friends which they wish to get copied that hs
devotes especial attention that branch Of bis business
These pictures hovever fad d. be enlarged and col
orsd making them as cd as though taken from life
Having the largest and most complete establishment in
the State, and keeping only the best artists in every
department he will guarantee satisfaction to Al. who
entrust their work to his care.
Circulars oontang full information, sent to any adj
dress Y sTYLRS
March l6. lss6.ly Darlington VT.