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Tornado at Augusta, Ga.-Plantcrs
Convention.

AUGUSTA, June 2S.-A tornado, ranging
northwest and southeast, passed over this
city this afternoon, blowing down houses,
trees, and wounding number of persons.
A call appears in the Macon Telegraph
for convention of cotton planters to meet
at Nashville in September TO consider the
system of free labor and other subjects of
interest.
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SAN Francisco, June 20.-A fight has
occurred between the friendly Indians and
the Apaches, in which the latter lost sixty
killed and twenty prisoners. Eight hun
dred White Mountain Apaches, # both
sexes, are encamped near Fort Goodwin,
receiving Government ratiUns.
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Tho IoutsyiIIc Presbytery.

LOUISVILLE, June 27.-At very large
meeting of the Second Presbyterian con-
grcgation, Rev. Stuart l.obinson, their
pastor. was sustained by al overwhelming
majority. New elders were elected and
strong minutes adopted, endorsing the
Louisville Prcsbytcry against the General
AuunmIly
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Connecticut - Ratification of the
Amendment.

New HAVEN, Conn, June 27.-The
House today concurrcd with the Senate
in ratification of the constitutional amend
ment bya straight party vote. \ hundred
guns were fired on the green III honor OF
the occasion. Connecticut is the first
State to ratify the amendment.
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NEW YORK, June PA dispatch from
Portland, Oregon, gives official returns
from all but three counties, clccting the
Union candidate for Governor by 2O5 ma
iority. The UnionistS also elected = ula-
ioritv of the Legislature.
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Disastrous Fire.

SAN Francisco, June ia recent ire
in Virginia City, Nevada, DESTROYED pro-
perty TO the amount of two hnnaEcd t1ou:
ssuy dollars, and rendered four hundred
families homeless.
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RtcHnoSD, May ., lsss.

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE;.On1, IN, anu .na
t. sf,.r SUNDAY. June 10th, TRAINS VIII iuA
follows: ~c.r1 l.. "a Rich.
2. Is. Arrives At ire. shore Al Leaves
Leave. Gr..u.horo' uly Il -" a n ,.hmond
Danylls daily a7seA N. Arrives .
stSP.N .,,, ara
NOTICE t. IRA ,LERs.-The pnoIS ON
hereby Informed thu different rsiiro .s nan.
vile, Va; Grcrn.horo '-bay. ChArlogs, , as..
Y. C., Chester. w'nn-l :. cofunbiss Chsnsss
Macon, Columbus Athens, Atlanta, &C., u,
Montgomery, Selma, Mobile. Sc, Ala. Aia.; ling
Orleans, La &c are nov completed, mus R ron,s
TO the various pointo roEth. The route PASSES
through a saluhrious ard healthy country. -.
Trains connect 81 Burkc,ill~ With trains on NJ
ssuth,ids railroad for FARMyILLE, IN
RTRG, BRIST KNOXVILLE, DALToN'
"a" THOAAs DODAMEAD,
tso-,s Superintendent.
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Louisiana The C0nsention-Rnya2
or the Cotton Worm-The Levee Com
missl0ncrs.
NEW ORLEANS, June 27.--The Radical
Convention which sat yesterday ridicued
men of character who refused to partic-
pate. The old Convention gave power
only to the Legislature, ut its first session,
to call the Convention together again. The
Legislature refused, and the Convention
consequently died by its own act.
The cotton worm is ravaging the plant
in western Texas.
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TELEGRAPEIIC NEWS.
Special telegram TO the Dispatch
Changes I'm the Cabinet Expected'

WASHINGTON, June 29.-It is rumored
here, and believed generally, that the
President has decided to make some
changes in the Cabinet Immediately after
Congress shall adjourn. Harlan and Speed,
is is thought, will unquestionably be re-
moved. CAPITOL.
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BUFFALO, June ga dispatch from
Canandagua says that indictments have
been found against the Feuians who were
taken there for trial.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


EXHIBITION. - PHANTASMA-
Il CORA, or MAGIC LaSTERXs Will b. eXhi;
bited in the LEIGH->TREET BAPTIST CHURCH
on MONDAY and TUESDAY NIGHTS next ~
oclogk tn" Views are q .syrJt kq ipf m
SCENES, illustrating Bibl" facts and Ori"ntt
manners and customs, and specially lntrrt LII Y
Sunday school scholars ami teachers. THE lhL'
FATED snip, in six views, embracing The I'm
htrkatiou, A smooth Sea, storm, The snip 81
fire and The Terror stricken Crew on Rait
WAR SCENE>, such - An accurai" representation
~ the famous Fori sumter and the Explnsion o'
tha Mine before Petersburg Two COMIC SCI r.
The Increasing Nose, The lncom" Tax Also. NJ
VuLylSG VIEWS, in which figures move up OF
the canvas III lfc-like manner.
The above will DO varied by the recitation q
rendering Of gems OF American and English titcra
tnrr. both prose and poetry such rs - Poe's Ia
ven, The Man thai wa, tred Up " The one
Horse SHAY" and - Tam O'Shant"r.'
THIS Exhibition i gotten up by one ~ our owl
citizens to furnish hcalthfu and instructive enter
taumant for the people. =,
IN, ,rhpI. u ne procsedS tcN be girsR 10 h
stiucujon IF poor chikifsn.
Admission, twenty-five cents children. ffteeE
cent. j. 'e-2t
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RAILROADS.


N
s1,E.IINI1 CENTHAr ..AIkRt,.han1;
ssaasa : scHTp !, "a s;., rsa.ff5snxf
PAssEsdhn LnATp ichmond lsurdsys sxeeptea,ss
.a 7so a 4. r.. snd srivs At J.sk'oH' S''''
THROUGH TICKETS sold ria w Tret,s, and
o'a ss poin,. on Valley TgrnVi.s sIss Alum.
III IS sprnRs Es sn5 ws,o Sui phar yrnss.
and BY Hsrnsn e,sss Line 70 s.o. rid
vrui"i, a, d Tennessee railroad for SM Sav ~
Memphis, Atlsnts, Montgomery. hoD nS 10 lynch.
lean. ami Orange and Alexandra rosh "
bnrs .rd other important goEn,,y inrrTfo%. with
rr nI ON Orange and Alexandra rsirosh n" IA
md .oath, and through them with the virgins
if TIM NidHT TRAIs is discontinued for sh' prs
sent. n,o, ro,ty ,ryil he run be.
,reen stanton and Richmond on w. S,sun.
WIN Wvssen"ygSD,Ys' aud SATURDAYS. leaving s'Aun'
ton ata 30 A. ~, arriving In Richmona ~ and
NJ leave Richmond sam. days ~
arr. re Mt >tauntOn nj II. 70 T. ~ rurpsDAY
FKEiGHT TRAIN on TUESDAY, ThoA01
and SATURDAY a's'" D. wHITCOMB..
tx General snip nntenoenl.-
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E0ssSs 9Hsa9


NREAT SHORT ROUTE TO TIE
II NORTH, EAST, AND WEST, pa ouu hc
RICHMOND, FREDERICKsBUkg AID PoIT0M1Hfs
RAILROAD, CARRYING THE UNITED STA hS
VilL twice D.lLY;-ELEGAST sL Ls.i,ro.d
ARSON ALL NIGHT TRAINs.-Th only raii r, Az
r.,uts i.suin. T HR0UGH TICKETS and THRough
BAGGAGE CHECKS from Richmond to the c'"e'
Worth, East. and w est r..
DAY THROUGH MAIL TRAIN leaves Richm"n y,
Tally fSundays excepted ats.ls A. NJ arriving s
e SSsP :TsRtsiSs snr II:
The NIGHT THROUGH NAIL TEAM Win
rPLENDlp sLEEpiSG CARS a,tse ~ u a.h,ns.
r,s AZ l. 30 A. NJ, connecting with the sAhL VI
MORNING TRAINS for the NORTH, hAst' a"'
WEST. u,up.oc.Gg
THRouGH TICKETS and THROUGH BaGoA.. !.
,niis driphia, Nsw York. Boston, and all the p''n-
- pa cities In the West. .S,.
For further information and throngh ue
.pply at tn. office Of the company, corner o'o"U
and Eighth streets, shockoe Hill. ,,
.r,, ~ ID; "Snnar'n,snd.nt my Is
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Address of the Democrats and Con.
aprynfkyaa.

scryatiyps.
WASHINGTON, June pam address 10
the people of the United States has been
agreed on by the Democratic and Conserva-
tive members of the Senate and House OF
Representatives. 1t is now being signed,
and will be made public in few days. 1t
is said that it endorses the proposed Ns-
tional Convention at Philadelphia, and
urges all the States to participate in its
proceedings. 1t is headed with the names
of James Guthrie, of Kentucky, and W.
+. Niblack, of Indiana.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
The tobacco sale was well attended to
day, and the prices well maintained. Thcr,
were nearly hundred packages and hogs
heads opcned--thc packages being only a
fcw--and some eighty sold. The price,
obtained were as follows Two tierceS at
sl4l and SIS; eight torres at 90, 225, 80,
40, Al, 20, %, 10; and the following hog%-
heads $40, G.75, !, 7.75, 20.50, S, 6, 1, 6,
400, 4, Is, 1850, Il, 1850, 1870, $50, II,
9.25, 9.75, 7, $50, $50, $50, 6, 1850, -,
%, 1850, 1850, 1850, II, 1880, $50, l+.2j,
Is, ll.25, 1915, $50, $50, 1850, at 1880,
1880, G.75, 2 at 1850, 1915, 81, 2 at p,
ll.25, 1850, IL, 1852, II, &c, 70, 7.25, $50,
and $40.
RICHMOND CATTLE MARKET.
The cattle market is slightly depressed.
Sales since our last of ordinary u fair
beeveS at 5 to &C., gross. The prime cattle
were very scarce, and brought Sc. Supply
moderate, and quality of cattle generally
Indifferent.
VEAL.-Supply fair at IS to 80 per head.
SHEEP.-4c. to sc. y D., gross, for very
good to prime; ordinary to fair sheep, 81
Gs3.25 u head.
HoGs.-allGsll.50. = cwt., according to
quality and weight. Demand little bet.
ter from the change in weather.
NEW YORK MARKETS, FRIDAY NOON.
New YoRE, June 29.-CottoL weak
sales 1000 bales middling at 37G39c
Gold, l55. Exchange, 1919. Wool irmcI
at 23G34c.
NEW YORK MARKETS, FRIDAY EfENINo.
New YORK, June 29.-Flour has advanced
5GlOc.-sales $4,000 barrels. Southern,
I'll. Wheat frm-sales unimportant. Corn
declined lG2c.-sales $4,000 bushels at
S6b4SS. Beef unchanged. Pork heavy
sales IL 900 barrels mess at S3l .904s32.3l
Lard dull at 223I. Whisky dull. Cotton
dull-sales 1000 bales at 37a39c. Sugar
dull. Coffee dull-sales | 400 bags Rio at
l9a22c. Turpentine dull at slGs3c. Gold,
l54}a.
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS, THURSDAY.
New ORLEANS, June 2S.-Cotton dec lined
&C.; sales GOO bales low middliug Is,
33G35c. Gold, 1907. Bank sterling
Ice. New York Exchange, 12c. premium
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THROUGH To BOSTON steamers Wasui u
Ton CAPTAIN CHICHESTER, and VALLEY CITY,
CAPTAIN snyder comprising this Line, will leave
New y ork every SATURDAY, and Richmond every
FRIDAY, alternately.
They have formed = through connection with the
METROPOLITAN Steamship line for Boston, and are
.r.par.I to IGN Bills Of Ladug through At mode.
rat" rates.
Freight received daily.
p,.sags 10 new York incluiing meals and state.
room Slo W. =. PORTER, Agent,
IL ii--3rn Once No. 2lg5 on the Dock.
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nLD DOMINION ANDs@A
~ NORTH STATE STEAMSHIP LISEsSS
FROM RICHMOND, PETERSBURG, AND NoK.
FOLK, To NEW YOHk.-On the SECOND OF
JUNE and EVERY SATURDAY thereafter one OF
the steamers Of this line will leave New York for
Norfolk. Petersburg, and Richmond, arriving in
Richmond on FRIDAYS. touching ~ City Point
and Norfolk for New York.
Merchants and other> wishing 70 ship by fhs
frs, class PASSENGER AND PnEIGHr LINE OF
STEAMERS will please be particular In requesting
his line a. IL has been gotten Especially for the
benefit OF the Virginia and North Carolina trade.
Passengers and freight taken al fair rates.
For further Information, apply to
BRlDnf0RD 4 MYERS,
Agents Richmond. or
W. 2. CARTER,
City Point and Petersburg.
c. II. PEARSON. General Agent.
my 2l-lm lH Maiden Lane. n. 7.
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L,OR NEW YORK.--ATLAN-f tim
Il TIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPA- $1,000
sY:=T The splendid new side steamship
HATTRRAS, LEWIS PARRISH commander, abb.
avery MONDAY and SATURDAY; leave New
These SHIPS are entirely new. ana Yer. bull,
expressly for the route.
sS h ass sTsrS
ATTENTION are unsurpassed.
Passage, meals, and sta.e.roous included. FIF.
aSs s sSpRsd y ss,. Line ar: landed regularly
shippers are Invited to notice that the great
damage and loss by handling, and exposure tr ,1
frequent rs.hippins. As on other lines. Is avoided
Freight. Tor points beyond New York VII Be ios
warded with dispatch, and no change made sAs'p'
These ships discharge cargo In New York :, pie.
No. 81 North river. and the ComHhn Hy,,s.,"n. Sa.
for WsmMnSSn NSr.a ca, Sls.n. leave %.
same pier. Goods for these polnas v"
fersd w,hoq. expsn;s or sy PPS.ss .h,ps and he
Which good. are delivered, make. .s'' ssS y:
i s:s .su s:.! from @A sa Ssrasr.s.
rvrsasToisi BOX s1s.i 4 Ne. r''s.
SAMUEL AI kS;..sl : SG: v,ui.i..
CALDWELL 4 D Ss,si ana ''''"''"'
TT wsHss o,sois. vi's'ai''
yer tr..xa. CO. .,, ..:.: a,po
ONCE corner Of Cary .a ~. De
=====--,S nuANO. FROM Me-
VDIiIENIN SD-This valuable fertiissfn
ksssS :, 70 yssr ash L IL aSsl
ps..; IS 3: s sss" :aa :at 70; s.sDA
LEI. = n gishsssssA street. sesiA ss1s - 1ess'
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GLOVER HILL LUMP, AVERAGE,
~ and FINE COAL.-Having purchased all the
COAL In The Clover Hill Company's coal,yard in
Manchester, We are prepared 10 furnish CRATE, on
CINE, and shop COAL in large quantities ana At
REASONABLE rates. ANTHRACITE COAL and OAK
and PINE WOOD at low figures.
C0TTRELL & PITCHER,
Basin Bank, between Eighth ami Ninth streets.
Ia
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VHE OLD LINE RESUMES tim
ITS POSITION AGAIN.
| THE NEW YORK AND VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.
The two new and magnificent side.
steamships, -
NIAGARA. ...............CAPTAIN COUCH,
SARAToGA........ CAPTAIN KING,
are on the ronte again between
NORFOLK,
CITY POINT, and

steamships are unequailed. They are In charge
Of experienced aud gsntlemanly commanders :.
The Pursers are Massrs. WiLLIAs o. and =.
SMITH. natives OF this city, and well known to 2.s
community.
These Steamship will leave Richmond every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY, and will leave New York
every TUESDAY and SATURDAY. arriving aud
departing from the LCpLxN & WATsoS wharf,
Rockets. The hour OF departure from here can DO
ascerained At my Office, or by consulting the tally
papers OF the city the days preceding the days OK
Tickets and berths secured either on board or
At my Office.
Passage, including meals and state room, only
SIS
The patrons OF this line Who may desire to In.
sure can effect IL ut the very lowest rates.
ic It's GARREr +. WATSON, Noe ketts.
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COAL AND WOOD.

MIDLOTHIAN COAL.-The Midlo-
wi THAN Company will be prepared, after the
LIST July, TO CONNER nee the delivery Of LUMP Goa l.
10 consumers In the city at rates much below those
OF the past season.
COAL at prices equally favorable. Orders left Al
tho Office OF the Company, on Main, between Thir.
tenth and Four rnth streets at the store al
Messrs. JOHN S ALBERT BLAIR, or with MIR c.
b. LlPSC0AB, will BIO duly attended 10.
je Pits JOHN G. STANARD, Secretary.
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THE TAX on BANKS.
THE BANKRUPT BILL.

Earnest efforts are making to induce the
Senate Judiciary Committee 10 report the
Bankrupt bill, 50 that it may pass this SEES
son, as it is believed it would il it could be
brought before the Senate. 1t is likely to
be overSlaughcd, however, by the rush OF
other business at the close OF the session.
THE TENNESSEE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
nE,n TnCE TUREATENED.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS, THURSDAY.
New ORLEANS, June 2S.-Cotton declined
&C.; sales COO bales low middling at
33g35c. Gold, l50lg. Bank sterling,
l66. New York Exchange, 12c. premium.
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RELIABLE TOBACCO CIRCULAR,

We have the following valuable circular
for the present month from the well-known
and very popular house of John X. Gilliot
s Co., Of London
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Baron Ricasoli had been entrusted with
Tie iorua>ion of new Cabinet. General
In Narmora will accompany the King TO
me camp as Minister without portfolio.
tie London Times says: If the general
i.'n Of campaign is likely to he laid by La
.A~rmora in the Kings tent, its execution
u. 'hc field will he mainly entrusted to
'.aid.i. II La Marmora lac the man TO
create an army, C!aldiui is the one to ham
cIcn."
Iar!haldi j. received with reclamation
everywhere. Both he and Cialdni have
asked Tor the appointment of Peilaircini to
,1e command ola corps TO cooperate In the
APPS. be Is the officer who directed the
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The business carried an by the above firm will
be continued by me. STAIRS, HANn-RAILISGS,
&c fabricated At short notice. All orders left At
my shop, on Franklin street. opposite Metropolitan
Hall. viii meet with prompt attention. n,.c
W RROADDIS,
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H. IS
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-06-29

"Jes OBJ" Exactly ''soou shugla said they were
Btters ifhe felt weary night he took Plan
aton Btersi he lacked appetite, seas langud OF
mentally oppressed, De took Plantation Bers and they new
or failed to 81 hm on bis pins square and Arm.
rev persons want any better authority but rs some may
just read the tonowinsi
love much TO YOU Tor verify believe The
Plantation BItters have saved my life.
RAY. ". ". WAGNER, Madrid, y. "
have been great sufferer from nys
pepsla, and had 20 abandon preachns. The
Plantation Bitters have cured
REV. @. "A. MlLLwOOn, New YORK City.
thadiost an appsiiie-Fas so weak and
euersed could hardly walk and bad perfect dread Of soe
ETY.. The Plantation Bitters have set the all
right JAMES HEMlNWAN, S. Lous. TO-"
The Plantation Bitiers have cured me a
arrangement Of the kiu-ys aud Urinary organs that dis
tressed me fof years. They act DIX. charm.
@. q. MOORf, 254 Broadway, y y"
Mrs. o. NJ DEvOE, manager othe Union BONE School for
Soldiers Children rays given the weak aud n-
valid children under her charge with The most happy aud at
flying resun We have received hundred rgams Of
such certificates, but no Advertisement effective what
people themselves say good article Our fortune and
reputation stake The original lAy aud high character
ofese goods VIII be sustained under and all orcum
stances They already obtained sale every t0Fu
village, parish and hamlet among civEed nations Base in
itators try 10 come and style they
and because good article sold low poor one
they support from parties who DO what they
SELL Be your guard. See private stamp the
p Il. DRAKE & Co New York City.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER, sold by all Druggists.
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]. II. CIRCUIT,
j p. LAMSON,
JOSIAH WOOD,
A. @. BROWN,
d. NJ. PHELPS,
luna %. 1865.

lMPRovEMENrs In DENrisrKY. 49, DIR. J.
NJ. Comegys, the wide-awske and enter.
prisng Dentist Of Montpelier, has recently
introduced several improvements in dentistry,
an important one being in rubber work
Hitherto rubber plates for artificial teeth have
been Of an Objectionable color. the deep red
making them too conspicuous when in the
least exposed to sight. This objection DR..
Comegys has overcome, having in use dis
covety whereby the rubber is given flesh
color, the difference between that and the
natural gums being difficult to discover, while
at the same time strength is added by the
process Of ooloring. Another Improvement
is the discardiug OF air chambers in the plates,
which are sure 20 eventually cause mallorma-
ton Of the roof Of the mouth, and the attain
ment OF the otjeci Of air chambers through
Tar preferable method. Persons desiring
dental aid will fud Dr.. Comegys the rig
man 20 pa.ronize. his work being No 1. and
his prices very reasonable. --Argus. 9:2l
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shates Wholesale i7a rs 90 a. retail is 100 Ger M Dressed
% lhc, Fat Hogs 10 9 a lie per No.
Hrinr Pigs, Wholesale, on ooe RETAIL 90 per 10.
Veal Calves 50 fi2 pr head.
hitesahrfhfuut q lte per TO-. County lots, lass.
1Hlt- skins. 01 40 ref d..
IhNow-f 10 per 10.
ifua with rooi on, $50 s2i0 eachi County
hthhEs nh. laFg amunt ~ stock az market The week
preceding The an % July, in connection with the exceedingly
M weather. viii Pc about All the remsrs need Co offer 10
ute Who familiar with and al this market.
har i'm the morning 81 TuedaY drovers made sales
about ast weeks prices aud bids refused that have
since been repeated There several lots u led
young stock and sold at shout " cts At 10 to al2 c
lev pairs partly engaged last week A. 70 lets
lhe sheep and lamb trade than the beef Some lots
last eeek we're turned pasture to be Kept Tor better
erke others m the sale pens. One dfover sold
tAdQ bead and lost than bill three lots
Hereaod Tor f3al from TOT " heafngs from ~
TO D ~ cts. per b.
On account FOURTH 81 July trains he north
efn roads Will arrive saturday instead o. Tuesday those from
Albany A. usual on Tuesday
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tor fNchanre receipts since yesterday have been $3.50
ohs Flonr 10 bush oats The market Or Flour remains
seady Win iar emand We quote is16A 80 - Tor IVES
tern -urerhue 5000 sNQO f0r common eHtrasg sl Is
ga Tor medium DO and eood ard choice including vofe
81 Louis brands, NJ perhh u SouthefnFour nothing
a9d prces nominal Corn quiet At Jos lo5 9r south
ern aud western yellow aud 90 81 Tor Western mlKed
Oats have been sold o. 10 SOC tor Northern and Canada
sha o ~ ir We-tern, hye a. u 70 ~ y per bush
q SIS per tom
PHovBioNs.-fork is firm and selling At 81 90 So for
me es $500 Tor mess and So yer Dbl or clear
cash Beef sells at afl ~ 81 or % ~ Cor extra
and 81 81 PER Dbl far family extra Lard s arm at 2lc
Per b h pie and tercrs and smoted Hams 70 2c yer W
Butter from asc ami Cheese u per %
qualify
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OVER A MILLION DOLLARS SAVED

Gentlemen g." had negro worth 1870 who took cold
from bad hurt n the Leg and useless year
had used everyhing could hear 9f without benefit, until
tried Che Mexican Nastans Llnnsnt Effected perm
ansnt cure" !. l.. DOWNING.
Montgomery, Ala, June n, ls69.
take pleasure la recommending the Mexican Mustang
Lniment valuable and Indispensable article Tor sprains,
Sores, Scratches ais Horses our used e for
Barns, Bruises Sores, Rhsun &C. and ali &c
like magic.n }. vs.. HEWITT,
Foreman for American, Wells, Fargo's and Hardeu's
Express.
The sprsn o. my daughters aakle oeoasoned SMILE ska-
log last winter, entirely cured Ia week after
Ilenosd using your celebrated Mustang Liniment
Gloucester, Mass, Aug. !, Isis. Ed. sEELY."
% h admitted fact that Mexican Mustang Lnlfnen
perras 10 shorter time, and beast, than
any discovered. Families, livery and plant
should always have th- hand Quick aud
tnly l.. All genuine wrapped 10 steel plate engrayings
bearing the signature Of c. w. Wesbrook Chemist, and the
prieats o. stamp OF DENAs BARSEs q Co The top.
efort has been made with cheap
plate label Loak olofay
SARATOGA SPRING WATER, sold By all druggists.