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MR. ET REP RTS.
MARTINSBURG PRODUCE MARKET.

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY c. NJ sHAFFER.)
March IA, 1866.
Butter, 40 cts; Eggs Is cts; Lard, Is cts;
Tallow, l2a cts Soap, ia cts; Bacon Hams p
cts; Glover Seed, $3.50; Timothy Seed, So. So
Flax Seed, $500; Pared apples, 124 cts; I'm.
pared Peaches, 18 cts.
MARTINSBURG FLOUR AND GRAIN
MARKET
CORRECTED WEEKLY.
Extra Flour $1,000: Corn, As cts; Oats, 40
cts. White Wheat, 50. TO- Red, do, ST. go Rye,
$1.25.
BALTIMORE MARKET.
March "A, 1866.
FLoUR.-We quote prices to-day as follows:
Howard St., Super and Cut Elk. S s O0@8 50
g Shipping Extra 1000 8 25
s. Retailing Extra 9 $500 SO
g Family II 5O@12 90
Ohio Super 5000 500
" Shipping Extra 1000 900
Retailing Extra 1000 925
g Family II 5O@12 90
City Mills Standard Super 5000 9 50
:. :" Shipping brands Elk. II 0O@11 SO
Baltimore Family IA 5O@OOOO
q High grade Extra 70 $4,000 O
Rye Flour, new, 81 OO@OOO Corn Meal
So so. Buckwheat Meal 4@4 25 % 100 lbs
bulk
GRA1S.-Wheat red, 22o@ 23ocents. White
22501235. Corn, white, 6S@7O cents. Yellow
65@66. Mixed corn, Is cents. Oats, 47@4S
cents, weight, Rye so cents
BAcoN.-Shoulders IS cents; sides 16!0 II:
Hams, choice sugar-cured, 22@23.
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The pebbles in oar path weary lis and
make us fGotsnre more than the rocks.
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Y WANT to purchase Or :, 600 BUSH
4 ELS OF CORN-also, WHEAT, for which
| VIII pay the highest cash prices
March 8 C. VI. SHAFFER
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MOS. /, > and 3 BROWN SUGARS,
Y No. |, and 3 Crushed and Refined do.
call at YOUNG Il GOLDIE'S.
Feb -, 1866.
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T~NDERrAKERS' TRIMMINGS,
q aud CABINET HARDWARE. for sal,
by VIM. Y. RIDDLE
March 8, 1866
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS!!

Having just returned from The East | sso
prepared to furnish GOODS OF all descriptions
at greatly reduced prices. Call and see.
March s. G. NJ SIiAFFER
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MADAME RIsrORI.

The sailing Of the Traxrdienac Asaowurcd b.
the Cable.
Madame Adelaide Rssor has enjoyed many sunonecs-
ucnss. aud ~ many professional iriumphs, but tns
grarassi announcement Of ALL associated ss h 10 wiu
the grsaiesi scientific achievement Of the sec pus
ishod In shs HxkALD tas morning in the shape Of
despatch from Brcs By the Atlantic cable dated yesssr
day. reporting the sailing OF the great ragsdsenar VIA
the usmbsrs OF her company From that port fer Nee
York. order 10 fulti sher engagement with Maaagse
0rau.
Madame Rstor embarked the French steamship
Periere yesterday Saturday with the other members of
the company, numbering forty Ave persons, and her
SUITE She may therefore be looked for here shs
18th instant The season wi probably commence in
New York the 10Th instant the subscription list foe
New York and Brooklyn opening the 18th. Including
extra nights Rstor vii play in eighteen performances
in this city at tho French thca'e and sx At the Acad
envy Of Musc, Brooklyn she viii appear In her repre-
scntations OF Medea, Marie Stuart, Eizabetis. sn1
Giuda. The preparations in the way Of scenery cos
tunes aad stage appo n'monts nearly completed By
Mr. GTau
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cuaostas IHoutsrs.

DEAru sRos Polsoyrse. "A little girl aamed Mary Ann
wcich whose parents reside In sixty nfth street.
Fifth avenue died rom the effects OF poison caused by
eating strsmonlum pods which she picked IN an open
10, near he house Coroner wildey hesd an naues,
the body and verdct OF death from accidental poisoning
, rendered by the jury.
FATAL HArcHwAr CAsrALrr--coroner wildey Was
yesterday called 70 hold an inquest the body Of John
pcnohue longshoreman whose death was the result Of
Injuries received BY falling down the hstchwsy Of the
steamer The Queen, lying at pier ~ North river
DRowSrp WHILE BArHSo About two o'clock yesier.
day afternoon lad eight years Of age, named John
Mcbride was accidentally drowned while bathing In the
oock foot Of Beach street. North river Later in the day
an inquest
The New York herald., 1866-09-02

THE Crowd IN BHoADwAY.-A great deal ot
Inconvenience is occasioned by tho constant
throng during the business portion Of the day
in that portion Of Broadway below the City
Hall Park. Drays, oyster carts, omnibuses
and other vehicles are constantly running into
each other, smashing up things generally.
The few policemen who are stationed in that
neighborhood are generally looking in some
other direction, and are either unable to be
found, or II at hand look on with perfect indif
ference to these circumstances. Many OF the
police seem to take greater delight in clubbing
some drunken man or other victim whom they
have arrested than they do in untangling the
jam Of carriages that are frequently found in
our principal thoroughfarcs. There are too
many men connected with the police force who
act ~ though their whole duty was to use the
club over the heads Of those whom they arrest
This should be remedied by the Commission
err, and an additional force be placed on the
lower portion Of Broadway to prevent the
almost constant blockade which exists there
and the accidents which are almost every hour
occurring, not only to those who are trying to
cross the street, but 10 the vehicles which End
themselves bound In by the tbrong.
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MILITARY ArrlIRs.

Tm CsUMsossED NrniA.--An rider sim lar 10 the
following has been ssued from ne once OF Tho Adutans
General Of the State directed the coloneIs or the f.
ferent regiments Tue onicsrs Of the state National
Guard 70 command the ununiiofmed militia which
70 parade ON tho ID Instant
SPECIAL oRDxRa--s0 13
HrADaUA@rfRs F,s,r W. AS,n,s.s yas. .s.s, q ,s "
In compliance With The stss. law u. coylnand.ns~ 9.
nert scptsmSer Al 10 ociock ~. armed auA upped
oncers ssioned and OF taer re
syecye batteries 70 attend The ssove parade Cemmis.
Ess'msnsi Armoy corner q Elm md wSs streets 90
"wednesday neri ncpv mper A. ciean ~ ~rier
MrrAsv Erousnoy. company o, Of the Seventy.
hrss regiment will visit somsrvilie. New Jersey. On
Tuesday next having scccrsed an invitation from tho
inhabitants Of that place upca their re,~rn the day
ilovipa the battalion subjoined vii parnde
comuanyG W The Armcry. The following srast tss
bosn ssued:- -
A ,scep, IN ,ngue uniform white gove- the Neg
nj Armory on Wednesday. september 81 hve Oclcck
:. sss se ssssrn .re s
'a''sS uspsin AMOS l., sEE. Commanding compsuy.
Exrrsuov op TROOP a. Frssr Rseisssr, ~ O On Tues
day merit this nne company which s under commsnd Of
Captain Hsmm, viii 20 sn excursion TO East Ssw
York. The State has provided omces and meu with
nee cqupments % that they srpect 10 make respect
able turn cut on the occssion.
ssaxsADn 10 cApraS slrsa, 90 rrs rssD Rsons-r. n.
G.-on Friday night Captain 8 v ssusr, of company
C. Third regiment n a, was greeted By tns msmssrs II
his company With . Grenade on The oocssou Of hh
thirty ninth birthday. The troop ~N eoumsnted BY
First Ileutensai Rsas
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an improved demand Pork opened hrmer and active,
but closed dull and heavy Beef steady ard was
duh Freights duh and nominal. whskey unchanged.
Petroleum steady.
MISCELLANEOUS.
In another column will be found highly interesting
letter from our special Nova Scotia correspondent who
describes the remarkable discoveries made by
seekers at Oak Island, N Many years ago. when the
entire Eastern coast explored by seekers for Captain
Kidds treasure discovered upon uuAnhab.
tied island Of the white man, aud upon pushing
their discoveries further they found that shaft had
been sunk into the earth and filed up For over cen.
tury joint stock companies have been at work sinking
shafts and sunnelng under the island in hopes Of
striking the bottom Of the pitt bat the water has
varaby rushed in and driven tho workmen out. few
years ago the mouth of tunnel running from the sea
under the island discovered which, is supposed
admits the water. The company now operating are
building dam to shut the water or and feel confident
OF success in obtaining the treasure At distance Of
hundred feet down pieces OF barrels, oak boxes
grass peculiar 10 the Spanish main aud subteranean
chambers have been struck which the prevented
them exploring.
The delegates to the Radical Convention at Phadel.
phia arriving quite freely at that place. Several
gentlemen OF color are present with imposing creden
tals, and Fred Douglass Is anxously expected Zero.
CiOuS nanuDS detailing the wrongs OF Soutuen Uuou-
lists Of all compilations illuminate all the dead walls OF
the city meeting preliminary to the grand occasion
held yesterday, when Governor Brownlow, John ".
Paimoys, Governor Fletcher Of Missouri, and others
advocated negro suffrage aud yil6ed the President
Gov Wells, Of Louisiana has determined to raise
militia force composed entirely Of persons who we're not
connected in any way with the rebel army. The force
will he composed Of both black and white troops. They
mainly intended TO keep order during the coming
elections
There were deaths from cholera In Cincinnati and
twenty-five in New Orleans Friday. Sixteen deaths
were reported yesterday in Memphis
Head Centre Stephens addressed large meeting in
Cleveland night He said that he afraid the
Irish lighting in Ireland now, being tired OF wait
ing for help from this country An attempt was made
by Of the Roberts faction create disturbance
but the police secured order and suppressed the dis
turbers.
The Canadian militia at Thorold to have been
viewed yesterday Another gunboat has been purchased
for duty Canadian waters This will make eight
breech loading American ride to DO purchased is the
Peabody patent.
Mr. Harlans resignation Secretary Of the Interior
having taken effect yesterday, Mr.. Browning
cordngly sworn in.
The United States steamer Rhode Island arrived at
Halifax Thursday, with Rear Admiral Palmer on
board.
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shame and scorn, the fear Of few, that the
South, sabdued, helpless, and impoverished.
against the mighty North, will yet, if restored
to the government, rule tGis nation"
But as every paragraph Gs this admirable
letter is suggestive Of volume Of ampliica-
tions, We refer the reader for the connected
argument Of the writer to the letter itsslf 1t
is an argument which, even in behalf of the
poor freedman, must carry conviction to thou
sands who have thus far joined in the radical
cry OF derision and mockery against President
johnson, as "the Moses' of the emancipated
blacks. The signs Of an approaching political
revolution on every hand are multiplying !;
and when such . leader Of the religious
elements Of the North, identified with the war
for the Union, as Henry Ward Beecher comes
to the rescue, we may rejoice that the right
wing of the radical army is already broken.
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tne reach Of reason and philosophy! At all
events the religious world, like the political
world, in both hemispheres, is full Of the ele-
ments or agitations, Innovations and changes,
and nom these disturbing elements Chris
tianity, Protestant and Catholic, is evidently
on the road TO some new and wonderful
reforms.
The New York herald., 1866-09-02

tough job in swallowing the iron-clad test oath.
And now, so far as Congress Is concerned, the
restoration Of the Union practically appears
more remote than when the rebel lines we're
within gunshot Of the federal capital. II was
In vain that our patriotic President discharged
with Judgment and good sense tNe duties Of
his high Office. Congress felt itself omnipotent,
and acted as il it were, and the President mar
rowly escaped impeachment and deprivation
of Office because he dared to disagree with
such omnipotence.
And now where stand wet II the policy OF
Congress is TO be endorsed by the people at
the coming elections, then, indeed, we may
abandon all hope Of seeing the States cousoli-
dated into a republic, one and indivisible
win the people endorse it, We hope
not. We believe not. It may be that
the republican party will have q con-
trolling majority in the next Congress; but
we think it will be majority that will be no
more overpowering. The people are deeply
disappointed with the present condition of
public affairs, and want to see peace and har-
mony between all sections re-established The
triumphal procession of President johnson is
daily winning over to his sensible policy thou
sands who beFsre were opposed to it. Let him
continue and extend his tour and the effect
will be beyond all estimate. Not only will its
effect be great on the approaching elections,
but we should not be surprised to see it pro-
duce converting influence on the republican
members of the present Congress. It may not
yet be too late for them to save their party.
Let the conservative republicans, warned by
the signs Of the times, go to work, organize an
opposition, take into 1t the conservative demo-
Gratis, undo thoroughly the destructive work Of
the last session, get control of the fortieth
Congress, and taking up General Grant as
their candidate for the Presidency. they may
yet be able to save their party, and at the same
time save the country.
The New York herald., 1866-09-02

n0OLEY'S OPERA HOUSE, rooklyn.-EraloYtAx MIs.
ssnnl4n. BALLADS. BUgLEsouEs PASroxIxEs.
The New York herald., 1866-09-02

TERRACE GARDEN, Third avenue, between Fifty
tght and Fifty ninth treets-fHEo THOMAS ORCHESTRAL
lARDES C0ScERrs commencing at 8 O'Clock
The New York herald., 1866-09-02

CHARLEY WHITES COMBINATION TROUPE, at
Mechanics Hail. 472 Brosdway-IS VARIETY LicHr
AND LAuGHABLE ENrxsrArSMENrs C0RPs BALLkT. AC.
BrAGH STRUCK CHLMBERMAID.
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TONY PASTORS OPERA ROUSE. 20l Bowerv.-coxc
v0cALisM-NE0Ro MINsrRKLsY, BALLAr DvERrissgxENr.
kc.-THE DEVILS BROTHER.
The New York herald., 1866-09-02

ACADEMY OF MINsTRELS. 72O Broadway, California
Minstrels s.-SiNGN0 DANCES ETHIOPIAN BURLEsauEs
ELIZA JANE GRr BACK.
The New York herald., 1866-09-02

BUDW0RTH'S MINSTRELS, Fifth Avenue Opera House,
los aud West Twenty fourth street.ETHioPfAS Min.
EuLsY, BALLADS BURLEsouRs 6c.-cAPrURE or FoRI
The New York herald., 1866-09-02

SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS. 5s5 Broadway, opposite
he Metropolitan Hotel-IN ETHIOPIAN ENTERTAIN
TENTS SINGING, DANCING AND BURLEsQuEs-THS Flying
The New York herald., 1866-09-02

New York, Sunday, September, . 1866.
The New York herald., 1866-09-02

NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY 8ls Broadway =
LR0ruRss OxY- HYDROGEN MICROSCOPE twice
daily. HEAD AND RIGHT ARM or PRoBsr. Open from
The New York herald., 1866-09-02

NEW YORK THEATRE, Broadway opposite New York
iote-0LD PHIL's BiRrHDAY-LoLA MONTEz.
The New York herald., 1866-09-02

an improved demand Pork opened hrmer and active,
but closed dull and heavy Beef was steady. Lard was
duh Freights dull and nominal whiskey unchanged.
Petroleum steady
The New York herald., 1866-09-02

SUNDAY (THIs) EVENING sAcaxp coScrsT A
IevrNG HALa, Irving place.
The New York herald., 1866-09-02

NEW FRENCH THEATRE, Fourteenth street. near
SiKtn avenue.-MARrHA.
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ADJUSTMENTS TOMORROW EVENING.

BROADWAY THEATRE, Broadway. near Broor
atreet.-NAPoLK0N.
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MANHOOD.

IN THE YOUNG AND RISING GENERATION. THE
vegetatve powers Of life are strong. but In few
smaoatod forn and the impcssSiity Of application to
mental effort show Its banef influence. 1t soon be-
is checking tho development the body. Con.
ts talked Of and perhaps the youth removed
OF the worst movements. Removed from ordinary d.
versions Of tho everchangng Of the city the
wers Of the body toe much enfeebed to give zeat to
althful and rural exercise. thoughts turned In.
ward upon themselves.
ooked for with anxiety, the first symptom In which
Nature is TO show her saving power In diusing the cir
Aas increase of appetite has grown by what It fed on
nd the energies Of the system prostrated, and the
nj period in which body and mind undergo fascnst
ng change from child to woman is looked for Ia vain
rave but waiting for Its Victim.
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUoHU,
For Weakness arising ron k1ee''s' or Early I'di'ers
Attended with the following symptoms;
Indisposition to EIertion. Loss of Power. LOSS OF
Memory, Difficulty Of Breathing, General Weakness
Horror of Death, Night sweas Cold Feet Wakefulness
Dmness Of Vision Lapguor Universal Lassitude of the
spepHo Symptoms. Hot Hands, Flushing Of the Body.
Dryness OF the Skin Pallid Counenance and Erupons
Frequently Black Spots flying before the Eyes, with
Temporary Snusion aud LOSS Of Sight, Want Of Atten.
ETY. Nothing is desirable to such patients than
ontude and nothing they dread for Fear Of Them
elves, Repose OF Manner, Earnesness Speou.
tion, but hurried transition from question to
mother.
These symptoms, II allowed to 60 on-whch this Ne
dicne invariably removes-soon follow Loss of Posr,
Faulty and Epptic Eta in one of which the patient
may expire
During tho superintendence OF DR.. Wilson, at the
Doomingdale Asylum this sad result ocourpaf to two
patients reason had for time left ham, andh ,hdi
Of epepBy They were Of both soIaS,a nda at van1
years of age. ...-.D g.
| Who can say chat these exceaNxae noF 4csntq
hv S<aifua -
ons The records Of the Insane AsyIunts and the mel
nohoy deaths by Consumption, bear ample wttness to
he truth OF these assertions In Lunatio Asylums the
most melancholy exhibition appears. The countenanoe
actually bodden and quite destituteneither nirth
rief ever Waits It. Should sound Of the voice
! Ia rarely arEoulate,
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