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Special Nolitrs.

ry-SEE A WOMAN, n another column
picking Samburg grapes for Speer's Wine
1t is an admirable article, used in the hospi-
tails and by the first class families in Paris,
Lordon sne New York, in preference to old
Port Wine. 1t is worth trial, as it gives
great satisfaction. For sale by w. A. Ben
nett
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-05-26

tY@ THE Crncus.-Dan Rice's Circus and Me.
nagcrie, which exhibited here on Friday last, was
well paronized In the evening we presume from
1900 to 2OOO persons were present. Dan, himself
was not we'll, and the performance was somewhat
cur.acd in consequence.
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Zorai affairs.

t.Y' lob Having received a
large supply of NEW JOB TYPE, of various new
styles Posters, lIandbs, Circulars, Cards, Letter
Heads, Bill Heads, Labels, &C., can be printed in
the latest and best styles, and on short notice
Orders by mail promptly attended to.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-05-26

Ey' THE Lcwisburgors are busily engaged car
vassing for subscriptions to the stock of The new
bridge to be erected al that place.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-05-26

Er- HORSE AND BuoeY SroLEE.-on Tuesday
night, 18th inst, fine bay horse and a good top
buggy stolen from John Hofa, in Turbut town.
ship this county. The thief who is supposed to be
a resident of the neighborhood, followed as fur
as Limestonevile, after which all traces of the
rascal were lost.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-05-26

GEN. CAMERON offers to subscribe $4,000 towards
building bridge over the Susquehanna at this
place, if the adjoining townships rf Snyder county
shall determine to attach themselves to this
county.
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ty KILLED BY A HoRsE.-on Monday, 7th inst,
man named Matthew Riley, aged about 80 years
while intoxicated entered the stable of Mr.. Kremer
hotelkeeper, in Uniontown, Union county, and wac
SO terribly injured by the kicks of horse that he
diaIo cayu pts aftar
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an EOO PER YRATs, wo want

: agents everywhere TO sell our IN.
PROVED s2c Sewing Machines Three kinds.
Upper and upper feed. Warranted FIVE years
Above salary or large commissions paid. The ONLY
machines sold in United States for less than $40,
which are fully licensed by Howe, Wheeler d Will
son, Grover Baker. Singer Co and Bache!dol-
All other cheap machines are iufringements and TT.
seller or user are liable to arrest fine and impriso
ment Circulars free. Address. call upon Shaw
Clark, Bidde!Ori. Maine, Chicago, III. dec25
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-05-26

A LECTURE will be delivered in tho old Court
House, on Monday evening next by Mr.. Detweer.
OF Harrisburg, on the subject of Temperance. -
All interested in behalf of the respectfully
invited to attend
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-05-26

Snow. We understand that several inches Of
snow fell in some places on the route of the Erie
Railroad, this week Monday, Tuesday and Wed.
aes.lay were cold enough for November.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-05-26

III FIsu.-Some Of The fishermen have been very
successful in taking large number Of fish below the
dam, by means Of the dip net. Over ton Of these
fish, principally suckers and chuhs, dipped up
by party with net, in the space Of twenty -four
hours. They retniled at cts. per lb., but
principally taken into the country.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-05-26

ty AProSrMExr.-Jos. ]. R. orwig, Esq, Of the
Mflinburg Telegraph, has been removed from the
Office of Assistant Assessor of Union county, and
Mr.. C. E. Haus appointed in his stead.
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Denfness, Blindness and CntnrrI,,

Treated with the utmost success by DR.. j, ISAACS
0culst and Aurst, (ioImerly Of lie, den, Holland
No. SIG Pine street. Philadelphia Testimonials
from the most reliable in the City and Coun
try can be seen at his office The medical faculty arc
invited to accompany their patients rs he has no
crets in his practice Artificial Eyes, inserted with
out pain. No charge made for examination.
July % 1S65--
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-05-26

rY I. o. OF 0. F.-S. B. Boyer, Esq, of this
place, has been reelected Worthy District Deputy
Grand Master for Northumberland county, by the
Order.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-05-26

t:Y@ Rev Joshua Evans, Of Hagerstown, Nd,
has become pastor of the Lutheran Church at Lew
isburg.
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For Sale.

r.,uE subscriber offers for sale Ss Acres O. 1SHp
nantsipine the FLAG AND BUILDlNd SIvNE ,ns.
Hou, four %isi ai oSS iS0Es SnR snd ohs
ihs tNsa, onsrty viii DO sold on reasonable terms
ror farthsr particulars inquire Of B b. Boyer, Esq'
sonbury, or Of the snbscribsr at shamosip; s,,.rp
April II, 1850 -,
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u The contractor for the erection Of the Milton
Bridge, Mr.. Grifsy b pushing along the work sf o
rspfd rsse sss. ~ - !lG.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-05-26

CHAHGE OF TIME.--AEother change took place
on Monday Inst in the time table Of the Northern
Central and Phila. L Erie Railroads. Persons going
to Philadelphia breakfast at home and dine in
the city, by taking the o'clock train. The follow
ing is the schedule for tho arrival and departure
of trains at this place
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JAcoB SHIPMAN, Clerk.

The GRAFTON delivered by Rev. NJ. Rhodes, on
the occasion Of the dedication of the Soldiers Monu-
ment, on the 10th inst, will appear in our next
isfue.
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WILLIAM W. APSLEY'S
Wholesale
Boot, Shoe and Trunk
" A r L II @ U S Il,
SHJ%sBHyHsY. PA,

WIN. W. APSLEY has just opened NEW
w STORE in the well-known house OF Mrs. Boul.
ton in Market street and offers to the citizens Of
Sunbury and neghboring towns, BOOTS 4 SHOES
Of the best quality and workmanship He having
made arrangements with frst-elass manufacturers
to supply the best quality Of goods.
In the Wholesale Department he calls the atten-
ton of Country Storokeepers to his fne stock which
will be sold at the lowest Wholesale prices. thus
bling Retail Dealers TO expense OF visiting the
cities to replenish their stock.
In the Retail Department be found BOOTS,
SHOES, TRUNKS, VALlSES, &c. which, in price
at these times, are without parallel.
The stock of Ladies' Wear is superior in style and
workmanship than is usually found in country town.,
embracing gems Of Balmorais, splendid Congress
Caters, aud fancy shoes of every kind.
W. W. A. also calls attention TO his large stock of
Mems wear, OF latest styles, that will ct any foot
with ease and comfort.
Come One! Come All!
Sunbury, March 10th. 1868.
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r~ Rrxruprn,yc FR,rsps.-we have fire

S@ REMEMBERING FRisSDs.-We have fire.
quently heard persons wishing after the decease of
friends for something to remember tnem by. In
these times the best we can recommend is fine
Ambrotype or Photograph, which every one should
procure, while the price is small, at $. Byerlys
Gallery, in Basser's building, Of Market and
Fourth streets Mr.. BIS pictures are rich in tono
and true to life Call and the fine groups and
single pictures at his Gallery.
tY7 A NEW Restaurant and Boarding House has
recently been erected and opened by Mr.. Charles
Itzc, in Cakes addition, the p 4 L. Il. Co IS
works. The house is fitted up with great deal Of
care and taste. and every effort is made to make
guests comfortable The services of Mr. John Muir.
ply have been engaged by Mr.. Itzlc, as clerk, and
all know that whero John holds forth things are
done up in the best stylo.
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p- liz Snyder county there are sixty vendsrs Of
merchandise.
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ty'NEw Ice CREAM SALooS.-We observe that
our young friend, David Fry proprietor of the
bakery, has opened ice cream saloon. at his resi-
dence, in Spruce street, where he win keep on
hand an excellent article OF this delicious summer
luxury. lie has employed one of the best manu!ac-
turers of c, and will up every afternoon
and evening, vanilla, lemon, orange chocolate,
peach, pineapple and strawberry cream His sa-
loon is fitted up in the most comfortable manner,
and he will spare no pains to accommodate all who
may be pleased to patronize him. Families parties,
&c, supplied at reasonable rates
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NOTuaE,s GREAT CUmE,

IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK,
OF highly respectable citizen well known to The Met-
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t-y' l. II. KAsE Esq, is duly authorized agent
for the collections of Pensions and Bounties and is
also authorized and prepared to collect claims from
the State due soldiers the of 1912, in necess
tous circumstances, their widows, asreeaby TO an
Act to provide for the payment Of gratuitics and an
pues to the soldiers of the of 1872 and TO their
widows approved March 30, 1865,
tY'"I am glad this coffee don't owe anything"
said book keeper to lis wife the other morning at
breakfast. Why" was the response. because
l don't believe it would ever settle" This loving
husband ht also have added, with great prOpriety'
that people generally have become 'setled" in the
conviction that Saymaker, of the Continental Cloth
ing Bazaar of Market and Third streets. soils
the cheapest and most fashionable Ready-Mado
Clothing that be procured in the country He is
now selling whole suits of splendid material for q
mere song.
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l.v-A YouYG LADY explained TO a printer, the
other day. the distinction between printing and pub
lishing and at the conclusion other remarks by way
of illustration, she said 'You may print kiss
on my check but you must not p"biih il" Ye
people hear the fact We pmJiisA! John Z. Smick,
Merchant Tailor, Fourth Street, opposite Weaver's
Hotel, has just received another extensive stock of
Summer Goods, direct from New York and Phadel-
pha, which embraces all the very latest styles and
fashions, and wlich he is enabled to sell cheaper
than any other establishment in this section Of coun
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superlative gloss There was charming variety, too,
OF neckties but rcd-brghi, glowing red-appeared 70
be the most favorte color and most OF the young dan
dies who thus gotten up sported little wsp OF
neckte heavier than straw, and tied with exquisite
precision The ladies appeared In every variety or head
gear from the neat and unprotending Jockey nat ana
feather 10 the extremely qulet and reserved Derby
Some OF the lighter toilets eyirced desire on The part
OF their fair proprietors 10 rush the season, but
whether this was from choice or necessity was ducut
TO determine
Jeanette and Jeannot there OF course, In mum
beress duplicates You may easily tell Jeannete and
Jeannot from husband and vile by the excess OF playful
gaantry on the part OF the gentleman aud the simple
shyness OF his ohere anne ON the return trip on the
steamer the sweehearts very afeconate, walking
about hand In hand regardless OF The telographc sig
naIs OF some oil the observers
The recreation gardens Morrsania thronged in
the afternoon by people who had taken advantage OF the
1neness of the weather TO make the and pleasant
"Trip from New York. All kinds OF persons were there
husbands and wives sweethears young men and young
women and childrcnthc last playing pleasantly about
the green turf regardless Of the atacycness OF cool
lager The propretors OF these gardens may thank the
nun cipal authorities OF New York for uninentionay
Increasing their already brisk business forty fold for all
day long the thirsty visants wcre solacing themselves
nj the shrine OF Gambrinus. Hundreds Of mugs were
constantly drawn foainng aud frothing ana hundreds
OF persons constantly drinking, hot and persrnR and
replacing the mug with expressive sigh Of relief.
There was great deal Of chatting and laughing Little
practical Joking, and much abuse Of the new law which
prevented getting drink in New York but far
could be ascertaned there disturbance.
In fremont and Fordham the peculiar habits OF the
Teutons specially observable. They sat calm and
their curious pipes occasionally struggling their should
crs and crying out something IN hhr treble but here
again everything was ordinarily peaceful large mum
Der OF visitors from New York were present. who chiefly
INDUCED in cigars lager bcr and harmless Irritation Al
the terminus OF the Third Avenue Railroad al Harlem
bridge good many stood waiting for the cars; but be-
yond two three Of drunkenness IN its mildes
form there nothing show that the incurson upon
Wcstchester had b, en- productive o harm.
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Henry q. wheeler, the president Of the Flonds and
brunswick Railroad and agent Tor the Atchison and
Pixies Peak Railroad, whose has bean announced
was yesterday before the Supreme Cour, on petition
for reduction Of bail He claims that the two hundred
bonds his In payment Of serviocs rendered In dis
yosng OF one thousand OF the bonds for The
pany In foreign market, and that the failure Of iho
foreign Negotiations by of the oompsnys
wuraniable Interference. The company claim that
wheclers o~Dsruhip in the two nandrcd bonds
unssnt upon bis successfully dspo<ng Of the other
thooand thai tse last bonds remained unsold In the
Eurcrean marke, far some time, and were nnaily
iurneo TO New yors and that therefore he Is
ii"d 10 the poeson Of the 500 ooo worth Of bonds
having failed 70 funi the conditions Of the contract
"io'ty-s1s of the bonds have been r.oovered and n
ss popased that the had be redvced pond wsh
- remat ti0s,oo rhc case was NJ, nnished
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The Peruvian Off Father Point
and Borussia at New York.
FIVE DAYS LATER NEWS.
The Steamships City of Washington
and PrOpontis Not Heard OF.
/ Division on the Reform Bill Looked
For Immediately.
Earl Russell's Expected Ma
jOrity Diminishing.
GERMAN CONTRADICTIONS AGAIN.
-~~-~v>>~-~>~~~~->c~>~~~>
Austria and Prussia Agree to
Disarn and then Disagree.
~~->>~~~~~~>->~~-~>~~~--~-
Italy in Danger and No Aid
from Napoleon.
-~-~>-~~>~~~>~~>~-~~~~>>~
The London Times iIOaXed by Forged
AnglO-German Dispatches.
~>>~~>>-~~~>~~>~~~--~>-
EENiANS AND FREEDMEN IN AMERICA.
African Fever ON the United States
Steamer Kearsarge and Fourteen
Of her Crew Dead.
Italy in Danger and No Aid
from Napoleon.
The London Times iIOaxed by Forged
Anglo-German Dispatches.
FENiANS AND FREEDMEN IN AMERICA.
African Fever ON the United States
Steamer Kearsarge and Fourteen
of her Crew Dead.

Tho steamship Peruvian, from Liverpool at half past
sowo p n. OF April ~. via Londonderry 9th uitimo.
rrsved on Father Point yesterday morning. her voy
bee 70 Quebec.
Tho steamship Boruss,a, Captain schweusen, from
Hamburg direct che I'D ut arrived at ih1 port last
evening with seven hundrei and altyone passengers
Tho news by the Peruvian s dve days asor
The local authorities at the English ports have
rtscsvsd governments Instructions 10 take precautions
ssa.nss cholera
In the Housc Of Commons the 25th uh, the bill
rsishng declaration Of conformity tue liturgy
~ the Church Of England by Fciows Of Colleges
s-ssed through the committee BY 203 against 1856.
/, The Paris Bourse the 25th OF April heavy;
|, Seatcs OF Doc.
The wife Of Thomas Carlyle died worry suddenly while
4 saking oarEisgc ride en- Hyde Parke, London
The French Mercantile Marine bill finally passed the
Uorps Lceslatf by vote OF 2O3 against 2s.
AZ q meeting in London OF the bondholders Of the
eAte OF Georgia. unanimously resolved that tho
cfer Of the State fund the Of coupons
o~erdue bonds into debt carrying per cent inter
~, be accepted
Il in the Court of Admiralty, London, the oath o:
April was decrcod that the Cameleon the late
ysseI cruiser Tallahassee lying Liverpool be delivered
NJ not oppose and condemned in cost
h TSc steamship City OF Paris, from Now York. arrived
o. Liverpool on the 2fth OF April
\ rThe steamships City OF Limerick and Tripon from
9'sw York arrived at Liverpool the 23I of April
The steamship Bavaria, from New York, arrived al
Southampton the 9th Of April
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L III r N A v Y.



orR NAVAL CORRESPONDENCE.
UsurD STATE Srr1 BHoosLr~
hosrgyfDro, Uruguay. March ~, 1900 I
kor,mesa " N. Bvookiyn-Ho Dspa,fsr, from Hso Ja-
and Ayyivai at sonterideo-stap a kna a
~ CalAan~o- -Pirator,ai Amsu,m,rs-sAark Ca1A-
.re-A Sarai Apprsnt,os's E<p,r,~e, &C., De
received package OF papers odAy with some IIss
AIA- and Ledg,Si
let me resume an account OF the movements ~ lh.
ship since my last We ef, Rio Jansro on the 81 II
fbrsary and sail for A. caiharnss 70 coal up t.r.
We got into ~ caiharnes on the 10Th of February and
there remained for pretty month. Findins u
pretty duh shipboard, one day Mr. Punket pay
master started 70 a. nshing He asked me " wished
TO 20 with him. ! told him I'D. and he said
"Tumble in'-and 10 did 10, into The sea bot into
the ships boat We had ronirous good luck rather
II s0 good luck for the fishes for caught only ihr.s
osaght many thai the boat would hold them nor
any of them that could SO, although 90 peisd lbs
.eine I've trns. We he-eyer, enjoyed the iurap Of
gopi SWIM with clothes
Aboat this time had cnaled up and pat n "a
bu, The weather ga ~ -guay ss rsre detained tor
days longer
Uss. MARY
We started for sontsvidso The 2stb - Ferasry and
for three days nothing q fsporancs ooearred
beyond the usual routine of daty at
hsHcW These ssiefs are fauo Tor tho number -
sharks that nhsbi tbem They arc bIooi thirsty sss
of salt water wolves and MAKE TONES ~ crushing
mans body bctresn their A.s We hear many
yarn about poor ielo- tumhling ovsrbDAfs All
nohing after-ards of him bat bloody oolo,ns
the blsc To-day espl.d rugsns b. shsrs and usa
b. cstch hin, bat u 'no goH fic sharp fof
and afler shue he len
Mason Today there Eve ssn y fessis 10
aght-one bark too fairsssi buga AMI tv0 scbaonsfs
neither OF them uses Of sar blsrs
N,hH o -IodAy, about tbres = v 80 fg0fsstsi -
cssbins shark drs of he msn cot ~ aud a. .
p.co Of The ssin N clean my bright soft 80
NAN I'm, stb, Oh l0h, iftb. i2ih ~rif dsys refr
sqlsily weather We had 70 take IN 81 olf H-if stcsps
tho main top-sii fore~al aud storm st4vsAA
On the I7h sailed 20 " the ulo1sh q tbs hlD % q
TptA, ~hrh means y.a know. 'rTbs hifef 0f rlvef
AMI there anchored anti the i3h, ~hsn ss came ~ "
Ne Mount
he city n n0s,essi@s SO not --sm W ~ rsry
ssgs ons from whefs u bit hsre NJ b~sn Dn
shfs vet aud li tsli ysg asst .bsn s4hore
Itsre tat sfgat gins % hef- bt
dont fsrtsf~ -e shall bar rosss ahopt |
fsftty soYn aaytbns tarbs % " ftb~y tnfis
h.s thi. sfp ssi bet oincsss ssry Vel We srv al
a rod hssIth
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ctr Iss.Iiiss-s..

so.sss r,,ssy. l.s H5k ,os Drs va.rsss~. a
tassDysJ. Ii i,e0rr.sip ssAiss tss nsritc af
yssssflay a,ovsihi uhsa tss u Ne h"-ss>
Klsssst snd Hosss fof Lt0s rasfsfsfr ~a " -. o.
1sy 10 % cay u shsiN tsss fss9 "a " sno'fs- c~
rtariay ts A~nrfoisri sfisn hst1s A10isss
sary ths brn,siyn tssssny = huss.
Ess Ovas snGsE --i-sa ,sraisx sAy tsusss<y.
sss1 iasr yssr. 80 rsn yvss ~ s>..sh 81,
s.sS ts f.s.ssnss u bs' psssss. ~ ~. wsa my.
uif1 .ssst sb< ins,ssuy snsd rhe tosy
ysrse us fastsss<s ~ ~ pss~s~ sss ss<S
80 " s.ss - Sssu<
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Commercial Imssiiig.nce.

THE LONDON MONEY MARKET.
The funds continue sensitive, but without material
uctuaon in commercial and financial circles. The dis
count demand is moderate. The bank rate remains at
Satterhwates circular dated the evening Of the 25th
April, American securities during the week have
bee been % manly asssn0sd as,, ey osc.ng ra%Ss touching
business has bccn considerable There have been sales
German account which have been by orders for
purchases for shpment NewYork Az the there
seemed TO be renewed demand for all descriptions
hve-twcntics closing at 7o'4 7oh Illinois central 10 a
,01z Eries, large forced sales, sold down 70
5l1a, but reacted, closing firm at 52h.
LONDON, April 20, 1896
Consols closed at 81 s7X for money
LrEKicAS srcuRIriE.
Tho market s nrmcr. United States 1ve-twenties
70it 70I Illinois Central Railroad, so SOY Erie
Lospos, April 27, 1860
cansols closed at s67s 81 for money.
The weekly return of the Bank Of England shows a
decrease In bullion Of f33 600
sscURiuEs.
United statos nve-iwenties, 7oa 7oA; Illinois Central
Railroad 10 s0k Erie Railroad, 524 52A
TUE LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL. April 20, 1866
The cotton market opened baoyant, with advance
Of Hd Id per ID, but closed heavy with the I'M
provenent partly lost The sales for our days were
$4,000 bales including 5000 bales 70 spcoulators and
exporters
The Manchester market has oecn nrm with upward
tendency, but closes less drm-
LIVERPOOL BHEA psTuFFs MARKET.
Flour quiet and nominal Wheai quiet and s,eady
Corn steady; mixed asa. Cd ava
LIVERPOOL PROVISION nARHEr
The provision market s dull Pork dull Bacon easier
Lard dull no sales Taiio~ insctive. Butter dsll
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE nARKET.
Ashes dull; sales small nj 32s I'd 37s Sd for poss
and pearls Sugar steady Coffee quiet and steady.
Rice quiet and steady, Linseed OIL dull at 42s Rosin
steady At g. Cd. for common Amevacan spnt turpcn.
tine quiet and steady. Pstroleun Inactive bot nrm
LONDON nAREErs.
Breadstuns quiet and steady Sugar arm and quiet
Coffee quiet Tea STEADY. Rice steady. Tsllow quiet
and stsady.
rnR LATEST nARx.re.
IxvurooI, April a, 1868
Corros-Tbe salcs OF the week VI, 900 bales,
isrudine 10 800 bales speculsors and ~ 500 bales
exporters. me market opened nrmer, with advance
OF fl&d per 10 on American, which partially lost
closing n advance the week Of I'd q Id per To-
on fair and middline qualities The sales day tdsyl
900 bales the market blessing quiet and easier
The authorized quotations Arc:-
ghiy ktddifn0
Orleans. cans....................... l7hd 15Ad
Mobile. e..........-............ lid 6ad
UplAnds. ds..................... bfd bLd
BsxAD-rrrys-The market is Inactive and pomlnally
unchanged
ppovfsUrs IT he uarhet IN duu
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srsoostIot.lIt9sass.

saJof 's~usrai As,,sh, ouf fsssnay srgaEis siss'
,sr " ibs trysnsin Hspse,is, ms,ril gsi's ..'es-
soiasui z-is'ssy i.~t vtHs dssossiss a.'s -~s'
vsJ brysf street ~ ~h'cl bs fscsrsf ~vs's
bruises ht fa<s ssd 10 ~ TLia ril ~ -
vent binl. sy-eser, ffun .yssipy saisfiaf We h~
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~ WLsANt, Way .. lWe
~ asthorse. a. Galveston have issued an order
granting pcrusts W saog mas,en 10 be their own
health officers Unless they haze sickness ea so4rd
,hAS scips thsy may ihe haxboS withoo inspee
uon, bei the reagonsbiiy Of this viii upon
The ms<tesz
TIE cssps "a fcess are .,osI>ni The Red river %
falling. ADD the danger of oyefnow V scst
Tie Jss of couon have been small
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Etrs sn Dstrolf.

Dsrsqr Mayo, 1890
fne b oss oai AZ noon today 10 tho hsdvns s,ore
- Ci-rios Bus.h Di Jres ron avenue fos d, Gre
aud ws,er, a2opco insurahce, $4,000
rhr svsniss ore 81 The % operative store 90 Rss
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-07

CIrrcr. March "a. 1863.

CANTON, March To 1900.
The imperial army commanded by Quill Pascha has
obtained complete Victory 80 900 rebels supposed
To he the resdue of tho army OF the Taepngs In the
northeast
The conflict hsted two days and resulted In ali the
rebels being eihcr slaughtered take0 prisoners The
imperial army being disbandcd