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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-10-05

u YpIA BRCKvIra's EsrATE.-rh. subscribers, hay-
appointed by the Honorable Probate Court tor the
A A Distfict Of Vaccination Ommsoners T. receive ex-
anime adjust Az claims and Demand OF NJ psisons
against the estate Lya Beckgith late OF oNnny m Ad
srjct deceased represented usovent and the term oi ~
months the 81 day p sept, 1867. beas hllsea by
M Cont 10 the of said deeeals 10 EXHIBIT and prove
their aeve claims before eise notice mat We sn
p1iutuent At the summit house
IN RoShur Ga said District the 81 sAurdiya OF oct2oer
and February neat, at one O'Clock In the Asihoon' On ~
WI " CIRCUIT, c,mni.,isuers
DEXTER SAMSON ~
Roxbury, Sept. 10Th, A. - isi8. HiS
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nGEORGs T. MARBLE 4 ESTATE. --rhg suhscrtsr.
thaving been appointed hv The Honorable Probte Donrt
- for the District o Wtshinetons comms-ohef Y"
and adjust all claims aud demands ete pet
the estate 1f George T. Marble, late o fayston
District deceased, represented i1sulqen ana the term
of SIX months from The 2lrd day If AUG ste being alosed
said the creditors n said decaasedf 10 sh an1
he respective claims before us give noce lnei ~
attend the duties 1t appointment A. the dWehlk
hose OF Jacob Marble 10 Fayston. said District, on the
fr Saturday II 1865 and last saturday 81 soru
O'Clock the forennrnon each osad Jays
ItBA W. Bryce, I ror.rs,a
NATHAN BOYCE,S JUN" 10
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VERMONT HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
~ -. - ~ rLNn nnnnaER IL laaa-

The annual meeting Of the Vermont Historical soei-
ety viii be holden at the sooieys Room IN the state
House at Montpelier on Tuesday October TO- 1000 AZ
o'clock, p. M, II
The annual address will be delivered by the Rev j. e.
Rankin Of Charleston, Mass, An an eulogy upon the
noupced by the Hon George f Edmunds. A bogfaph-
ieal memoir Of Gov Jonas Galusha will be read by me
Rev Pliny II. White. Other papers VIII prooaoy' DC
in readiness .,,.a.
The eourtes Of free tickets will be extended 20
persons attending the meeting by the different railroads
In the State. a,. IN,
be offered TO gentlemen take interest in Its OBJ
jects.
GEO. y. HOUGHT0N,
Recording Secretary.
st. Adams, VT. Sept 20, 1865.
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Marrta9ts.

fn tbis village at the residence ths BRIDES father on hs
"a iust by Vim. n. Lord Mr. Mahon u hihsoh' Anu
NIss Frances a. Bickford, both Of Montpelier.
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n yREENAN rEAPLEfNN's EsTArE.--rhe sapscribsrs
haviua hesu the Honorable ProbateCourtfor
the District Of Washington, oommsoners 70 receive ex
anime and claims and ofe PERSONS against
The cstate Of freeman rempeion late OF s.s, n
months the u May ls66 being aosed ~ deour
creditors Of said deceased TO tkhi AMI prove erfe
before Give notice, that We VIII attend 70
~ duties appointment AZ the dgeng house % u A.
Putnam 10 Montpelier, IN said District on inc st Iues
DAY 90 November ltl o'clock N he A'e'n"on on aAiu
day. sANuhli = 1870 Comm'rs
r., ,.....,i.. ~ t"il, A n i.ss $3.50
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Deaths.

10 Barre sept IAN Of su epertie TT, Een NJ Wood aged
I wears, , months and 10 days.
5.It we'll with the chtld'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-10-05

CTORE AND HOUSE FOR SALE.-The
N}store with house and garden Atahed formerly own
cd aud occupied by the A T. bancroft OF fainheid
now offered for sale nd will be soli cheap tor ossh or
good business man 20 secure an excellent meieanuus
trade The house very pleasant being over the STORE
The ga den Is large ami an that could be desired.
For further particulars in iuire Of 49,
2sSa j. w. ELLIS. Montpelier. W.
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Although an entirely invention this article has al
ready exed The surprise aud admiration Of many OF the
scientific 1f the day, and is pronounced oy
All Who have seen its almost magical operation one OF
the most valuable inventions Of modern times
liza complete electro syeTpatng battery IN bottle
and is d. stined to work wonders nesey household as
Inv hi use ali silver pated whose patingis Forn Of
can be restored 70 its original beauty aud arh es Of
brass copper ,rman silver ETC. can be instantaneous
y Mated fh pure silver COZ 80 uining that no
family can afford 10 be without 1t.
There are thousands Of artclas in daily use made OF
the bascr metals which, BY occasional use OF the III
VERNE NAV be made hi ghly ornamental as well as useful
IL is perhaps needless to say tht the svenne as It's
name inpes Is preparation Of PURB SILVER and con-
tans no Mercury ao d. other ingredients, mr. any
property in the slightest deg injurious to metals OF the
hands -. al
Trqv, Castors stair Rods, Harness IyfmMings hth-
far. Fgosents Door Knobs and Plates Met nc WtH-
do,5 and Sho,e Css Frames &c whose plating is worn
off il gives them all the beauty OF new ware which thy
will retain II the Sivsrne Is applied as often as sach ar
tinles are ordinarily cleaned,
Adoned 10 Copper B Bronze articles, 1t will
keen them beautifully silvered, wi one quarter the
trouble required keep than clean by securing etc
twill also be found to be she best and most econom-
cal silver cleaner eyer used producing all the bisney
~ nm lloyed silver Howe & STEVENS.
1888 Manufacturers, 26o Broadway B'ston, Mass.
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4 GEN is WANTED. $4,000 a Year and
n Expenses to Male or Female Agents, 20 introduce
new and eiul invention, absolutely needed in every
household AGENTS preierring 10 wlrk on com mission
can earn tom so $50 per day For paru ulars i'd
drcs. w O. WILSON. Cleveland. OAlo
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Aegal Bottles.

rtrArE % VERMONT. WASHINGTON DISTRICT, -.
To Probate Court held At Montpelier, u aid District
~ the 81 dag ~ Uctoneft A. ~ l-6l
". E Whcomb admin With The will annexed, u the
Estate q J0hn said district deceased,
makes Application hit Court with the consent aud
baou IN srnR the and ieEetns u said deceased,
resdnR On this sell the whole % the real
est q .d zee ase to VT hs home farm whereof said az
ceased died sez situated Barre reprseung thatthe sale
thereof would be beneficial 70 NE tsssus and egtus o. sad
ieceasfd and those Interested In his Whereupon u IL
ordered hg Court said application be referred 70
thereof be hei ih Probate ONCE. In said Mont
pesr. che dag Of October, a. u la for hearing and
decision further ordered, hat an persons In
tefsfd be notified hereofhy rnhcaton n notice u said a
post0u nd order ihsreon three veks succesvy IN The
Vermont Nafchan and Stae Journal printed Montpelier
time haarae that they At said time
By ihl coaft-tuest, \. A. CHASE,
eo4 Register.
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REDUCTION iN PRICE
AMERICAN WATCHES, MADE AT
- 4 L M 4 IL a :. =.

W AlIltt \. M. VI A-io
1ncsneausnc- Of The great lmuroyem-ns n our tao
a point as they eau placed
Nlth cold at Pan,
90 I 900 utsi hesitate TO buy watch DO" rom lh A
probation Mat sW Dee cheaper 80 future time The
Ter oft.u years anl the manufacture and sale Of
More than 100000 Watches,
have given our REDUCTIONS very highest Faux among time
peso, C1mmencae sith tus determination TO make ouy
h ly escsent Watches our busn e. has steadl, in
crs as The public became acqaaatei with their 'alnes nn-
90 for aath oe her, w have unable 90 suppiJ Tie de-
maud wch4,e repeatedly enlarged factory buildings un
m ey nov cover over three OF scoani and give accom-
IN liaiia 10 20 more than eishthundred workmen.
wc are fliy ju.ufed in sayias shat now make WOKE
THAN oSE-HALF or ALL THE WATCHES SOLD IN TIE
UNITED srArEs The different grades Distinguished by
the following trsdsm marks on tc plates
l. American watch Co." Waltham. Mass,
% Appleton, Tracy & Co." Walthamt Mass.
g. nP. S. Bartlett" Waltham, Mass.
4 "W m. Ellery.n
B. OUR LADIES' WATCH Of arst quality Is named " Ap-
pleton, Tracy * CO.." Waliham, Mass.
g. our nextouaity Of Ladies' Waton named 5. Bart
lett" Waltham, Mass. These watches are furnished IN
a great variety Of sizes and styles Of cases
The American Watch Co waham Mass authorize US to
state shat Without distinction Of trade marks or price
ALL THE PRODUCTS OF III KIR FACTORY
ARE FULiY WARRANTED
to he best keepers Of her class ever make "a hs W
any country, Buyers sh ad remember hat urAe te
ranee Of foreign ker tho BE- reached This
guarantee good ST times against the Company or their
aeeus AND the thorough trial any waicA
should prove defective 10 any particular il may always be eN-
charged for another As the American Watches made at
Waiham are sale by dealers seneraiy throughout he
country we do not solicit orders Tor single watehes
CAvrlONTh public cautioned % buy only oresrect-
able dealers. All persons selling eoun'ersis vD be prose
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Testimonials From Foreim Connt,iesl

~
ra' r'S Kut'h REV T. Allen whiting from rayoy' Bur
'''s within Che pact years have used and Dis
'''a Of above i've hundred bottles hut out Please
'' me fr'h'uppy throesh che Mission Rooms as soon as
yo''an say two hundred bottles dare notbe without my
'' and there are endless calls both by Bur~ans and
Aaren' Iaways take with me into the jungle', aud have
frequent occasions to IT, both myself and others One
night while sleeping In an open zayate, awoEe BY
most esefaclaiinsplln 10 my foot my examination
found had been btenb by Oentped Immediately applied
The Pain Killer and found relief than one hour
va again asleep" @,n'
II Y O IENlC WIN f,
ArreoyEp ny rnG fUERnt scaooL or Mfnioisr, P,am.
feef By h. coam.so Chsaisiry Of aas-eaH Medical
Anoeano' a. @sr coarsa,oa hii Bnore, May It, 1903
and sHa''ssd y'r mot prominent Hsabess.
This i"portsd Tonic, recommended by the most eminent
physicians Is prepared 10 Paris from
rune sHERR
Admits IN s composition only Tonic, Aromatic and Februge
substances repiae,, with great superiority all other Bit
ler which have for base nothing but Alcohol or Inferior
whistles. it Is richer than any other Buers iu
AROMATIC AND BALSAMlC PRINCIPLES,
And It's taste exquisite. Is soothing effects the Nervous
Ftums most astonishing, for, while h gently eSharaies by
&C. animang she functions ohe pqEirE ORGANS, and dss
pate auvaor hy gently and smuans the Brain,
ynga healthy The whole organsm leaves behind
painful Influences follow Alcoholic stmulants
HYGtR MIC WINE
s aoaFoyrH
MOST DEL1CIoUs TO TINE TASTE,
Possessing wonlerfa virtues In Of Dypepa and DE-
baiiy, and noreoyerti uueAcened asan
ARR ri Err.
rTITIS NO ATiNG IN TIE LEAST
----
MUscAr PERLE NNPoRTBDl
hne Wine Of mostdeahtf flavor. ushs pure iuss
delicious Grape and SURPRISES 10 eSoe
encs any Table Hirs n he Coratry.
All WHO are sosoa' about obtaining azure and super
"A 81 de. I.
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Nrw advertisements.

REPORT OF the Condition
W II The Montpelier Eauonal Bank 10 hontpe |
d = IN the State Of VI mont on the moinng OF me mrs.
MONDAY OF October 1866
Notes aud Bills discounted, s5gOlo W /
Current expenses aud u S Taxes, zzio 70 /
can Itens Including Revenue siamns) l,00o is
Due from Suhok National Bank h's-
ton, oV'o'% VI
Due from Metropolitan National
B.nk, New York, S4 sS - hoj' %
IT, S Bonds deposited with U. s. Treasurer
10 secure ci culatug Notes. 5oOOOJ w
L. g. Bonds deposited with =,
Treasurer to tecure Deposits % 0Ol on
O. s 30 rIeasury Notes o. oJuOJ OJ-luO OOO w
n R5rds 4 Securities on hand, AZ 4On 20
G,,,,,cv 69l 50
los Go
Frae ional Currency, ~ w w
Legal Tender Notes, II ~ w
Conp uud Interest Notes, lu5 you w
seo2 $50 le
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock paid In, SoV IVY 99
Su plus nd, 4f'' %
Comptroller zfUiuVI W
Less amount on hand, S,olf W o,o oso 90
Amount Outstanding ~se 80 ~
Individual Deposits, o. oso voo
q Depoths, - 90 ~ ~
Porht and Loss 'o' -.
S692 $50 40
/ Charles Reed Cashier ofThe Montpelier Nation
al Rank Of Montpelier VI, do hereby soemnly swear
that the above statement is true % the pest OF my
A"o"'suss ''' ''''' CHARLES A. REED, Cashier.
STATE OF VERMONT I Sworn to, and ,uoselioed
CouSrY OF wAsHIkSToN, before me this first day Of
'''' '''' (signed) o. B oHI D, Notary Public
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The amount Of these First Mort
gaze Bonds to be issued per mile is
limited by law to the amount Of
United States Bonds allowed and is
sued TO aid the construction Of the
Road, and the Mortgage by which
they arc secured is deci0rcd Jy let
of Congress to constitute Il lien
11rior aud superior 10 W0f 0f tie
United states Government,
The aid received from the Govern
ment Gn amount equal to this First
Mortgage) is economically and judi
ciously applied to the construction
and equipment Of the Road, together
with nearly 81, OOo,o received from
i a1bacripH ons and other sources.
The El-at 1Eortgage therefore amounts
70 but about 60 per cont. Of the actual
cost and value OF the Property which
it covers. 'S
The road is now completed, equipped
and running from Sacramento City
to Alta, distance OFFS miles, and the
earnings for the three months ending
Augugt lat were as follows, viz:
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Pc r Y ID A Wis
gE0ETaBLE
PAIN KILLER
rlvailed
FAMILY MEDICINE
FAMILY MEDICINE.

II has been voaby knorn for more than twenty years du
ring which time We have received Thousands Of tstmons'
showing this Medicine be almost failing remedy Tor
diseases caused by or attendant upon
sudden Colds Coughs Fever and Asue Headaehe Bilious re-
paes ho side, Back aud ons' well as 10 Tue JOINTS
Limhs Neuagc and Rheumatic Pains % any part o. Vie
'' p.t
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GEMS OF BEAUTY.

Two OF the greatest irofrosenene Of THIS age are 4
THH BBNis PArENr HAZE
and the
iPATsHr WAFER LINE ENAMvLtp CoLLAns.
They are cut from Linen Bank Note Paper and ate
superior in every respect any " the heretofore 81
popular collars and lower In price The great and In
ceasing demand for these collars IL conclusive evidence
ofther m tts and upon trie they speak Tor themelyes
The trade supp led by Chas. A. Noyes s Co.. So Fcde
raj e. Boston, VII bessie agents for n y States
CA g. & Co. make speciality Of the sale a Paper
and Linen Collars and Cuds and being SCENTS Tor most
II The manufactures they supply the usds at Manuiac
fufcraf prices
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-10-05

DARN, FRUIT, ~ GARDEN LANDS
Il FOR SALE franklin Tract" Gloucester Co
" miles south Of Philadelphia Wesi Jersey
Railroad Best Fruit and muck soil in the Union
Most convenient best markes Very mild, heath Al,
and deghtf1' ciuate exec eEt wAtot early easons.-
Wid lands SIS 10 S8j per aTe. lm1roved farmi s5O
70 s7j per acre-1ng ere IT. Hundreds are settling
he.e Report of Slon Robinson Agricultural Editor
Tri5use with circulars and phAnpets sent Zee
TO applicants Letters answered. Address JOHN Il.
COFFIN Y co Nevheld Gloucester Co. n j
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-10-05

A UrUMN Catalogue Of Towering Bulbs,
n containing lis OF the choicest HrAcSrHs. Iu-
LiP- CR0CrsEt LrLffs with dire 'tions Tor tleIr on
iure. BEAUTIFUL CoL1usD PL ArRs aoi EEGHAvIEGs
Pr ty mit, 10 cents WASHBCRN s co Hor
iculturai Hall Boston.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-10-05
OACCIOLA,R HAIR Lime

CACClOLA'S HAIR LIFE
Restores Grey Ha to s original color removes paarun
al mpufs and preserves the nar from premature DEATH
Containing nothing Injurious Il Is unsurpassed for dressing
e hair promoting uSuran growth, and leaving It son ana
glossy For by a dfuguss Prce orr dollar bottle
Depot. No. u William street, New York da"imib
DIR. MATTlSON
OF Providence r. l. treats exclusively all diseases and
accidents resulting from inpradence in both sexes Civ
ing them his whole attention Dr.. M is a thoroughly
educated physician Of over twenty years experience
bearing the highest tesdmonia5 and undoubtedly ros
ses.es superior skin in that class Of diseasesto which
hs hiss devoted 80 much slime and attention Persons
at dstanee and adios especially having any trouble
Of tho kind should be sure 20 send for his Book on
SPECIAL Diseases giving foil information, IN sealed
envelope sent free Enclose slamp ~ postage, and
direct T. Dr. MATrIsCN, No % Union street, Pfoyi-
dene. 1890 aw
THE NOON VOLCANO
are engaging attention Of Astronomers, but the word Of
Beauty fashion IS less Interested 10 human discoveries
TURNING THE pEADs
that have bron whitehead hy sickness to glorious BLACK
or brown huc. Nobody now such
A l. u - A II l 9
as NOT TO admit that s auest harmless ha darkeu
GRTST RIOS HAIR DYE,
which nouha che dhre as weli as changes their hue Manu-
flrurei Boy CRsrtOoR) Astor House, New York sold
by Druggists. Applied by all Hair Dresser.
Sept iodSw mo.
AJLCOCK'S POROUS PLASTER5.
WHoOPlNG-COuGH CURED.
Cayuga, Kinds County, Mifs.
r. kttcocE co Gentlemen Please send me another sih
dozen o your Porous Pasr Theya great demand here
Or whoopieg cough They act Ike charm. could have
s1i Two dozen Of tis week fl had bad them send as
soon as possible, and obusc. .
Yours respectfully JUN j. hIi"lA@o' r "'H
ASTHMA CURED.
Nv VIM May Spring Street. New lorA, writes JAM
l have been addicted with asthma Tor upwards often care
receiving 90 benefit maiies men was advised by
f.nd -o try one % Ac1ck's Porous Fastsr said had
m several tiuds nacrs without benefits and suppo-fd
they srrs su alike. NJ fsud one Of Aucocs's ana
urt m to use id aud have nov Uorn them steadily
r nine moau aud dnd myself better than have been Tor
many yaars Agency, BFandrth House New YORK SOLD by
+ aunrn.il.t. Sep. 10 dsw l mo.
PARKERS PICTORIAL PASTlLLES
Give immediate relief 10 all Of Coughs Colds and alec
tou. ofe chest aud lungs restore 90 S.nger and speak
cts eearnes Vi voice. They contain 90 opium nor anything
i,crous and orr vondsrui the CELEBRITY With which they
sae che cure Of an diseases Of the throat For sale by OIL
uurss.sts. Price. cents a. boa daNieliA
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Principal a. Interest pay
able i'm 4. y. Gold Coin
in thc City Of
New Work.
Amount of Issue, $7,336,ooo.
In Coupon Bonds Of $1,000 each.

The BOnds hare Thirty
Years To run, and are Sc
cured 6y a FIRST Mortgage,
constituting an absolute
prj0r lien on that portion
of the ROdd, Equipments,
Franchises, ana Entire
Property If the Central Pa
cite RdjIFodd Company,
located ill the state IF cali
forHi0, and extending from
Sacramento City to he CdIi-
fornjd state Line, forming q
part Of the GREAT PACIFIC
R1ILROAD ROUTE, adopt
Ell and aided or the UNITED
ST1TES GOTERN3fENT.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-10-05

AeA HANCOCK JUS e.
Gft.f9 Court Square, Boston. Kept the Euro
~, tJ1 pean Pan. Board by the day week
1880 AOOMS FROM 81 Otto $500 BR DAY
uULL& FISHER Propristors
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ga ='I93.COMMERCIAL.
nItfshnrrh mnrI.ef

TUESDAY, Feb. q, 1865.
The trade continues duh in all lbs various
Tested to speculate In any of the leading arti-
Giles; hence the trade partook pretty much OF
i RtTfE Ps.s the sales were IL pack
ages assorted at IS to Ss940c. Az the iatter
figure 1t was heavy. ....-,..,.s,oo-
CLIO 80 for fayorite, brands spring wheat nonE
sold at IS 12SaS 10 per Dbl, with an improved
demand at the close. i-t,9iilafi . 80, "a
PoTAT0Es Sales Of 50 bblse choice nom store
at 50 IS per hbl; 100 bDls do at 81 60 sales OF ~
bpSRs az ds19 q 81 y PER e ss b6Is of ew
Beans sales Of 50 bbls New York atSa 8.
Interior lots sold at lower figures. = - Z.
-CDoVER SEtEDASales Of % bushels OF choice
Mt 81 80; timothy, sales OF 10 buSheIs AT ~ Is
fiax commands 9 20 readily. ,s..,,.,, -,
dueed to- limited amounti tne HnAik - WIS
very firm; sales offs boxes Goshen, q. 20c:
[ FISll-DeInand fair and sales We're fesular,
Wig: HeFring. 3 half bbls at s. 90 = half Dbl;
10 half hblS OF white fish at SO 90. =, -,
BAcoS-The market was steady with q Inlr
demand for local purposes The supply on
hand appears SnifIeient for present purposes.
ShouldeFs-Sales of 450bs ut l453@lSe- =SluessE3
300 rs ribbed at lT1<9lISs<c. Plain MANS solo
fGRAIN5The transactions In this article
were notyery extensive. Wheat Is, dull, and
were too irregt ilar 70 quote lcorrectly:. Corn
Sales of 500 bushels ear at Csc; also 100 bushels
shelled at 6096Sc. kye-Sales car on track
at TOc. Barley steady, with sales of spring at
Toe q btlshel. Nit -
on Crude is duh at IS, without purchasers;
prices are very unsettled, and cannot be cor
rectIy given. Before the close OF the week
prices will likely be more settled. Holders
are still asking I9920c for bulk. as i-ls.l ll
REFINED OII.-WaS in better favor. Sales
to the extent of 500 bbls We're reported, as
follows: 500 bbls bonded for ApIn ard Stay
delivery, Philadelphia, soc; 1000 bbls bonded,
Philadelphia delivery, imfnediate, sc. There
was nothing done In free; prices nominal.
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tBy Telegraph.l
Now. Yorlk MarKet.

NEW YORK, Feb. q.
Cotton-Less active and scarcely so firm at
A for IniCldling. Flour-5fEl0c better, with
rather more doing; 81 1907 20 for extra staIej
SSd8 Gu for eXtiu round hoop Ohio, and s. $50
10 10 for trade brands, market closing steady.
WhiSky-Nore active and decidedly firm
at 81 2I62 80. Wheat-ld2c better, and more
active, chiefly for home use; 81 62gl IS for
Milwaukee club; 81 6Sdl 20 for No. NIL
wauk9e in store, 81 20 for old winterred west
ern, and 81 80 for white Miehigan. Rye
Quiet Barley-In moderate request. Corn
l6a2c better, but less active; 14esTTc for un-
otnd. and T8,dS0c for sound mixed western in
tore. oats-QuIet and flEm; 399 43c for un-
sound western, and 5i955c for sound. Coffee
Dull. Sugar-Dun at ll9l2c FOR cuba mus
covndo. MOIaSSes-DuH Mt SD 4 10 for New
Orleans. Petroleum. Dull; 28929c for crude,
and 4Sa46c for reflnedin bond. Pork Heavy
and irregular; SIS 2592S so for new mess, clos
ing regular at SIS S7I5; S2S92S . for old do.
and SD Sgd 80 for Primei also 500 b6ls new
mess FOR March, A prfl and May, sellers option,
at IS l21S@2S 80. Z Realistically at previous
prices. beef Hams-In fair demand at SIG
Al 50 for western. Cut Neats-More active
IlEdl2llc for shoulders. and H9lS<c for
hams Bacon Dull. Dressed Hogs-Steady;
l2M@131Sc for western, and .lS1Sf5lf for city.
Lard-QuIet and steady ut T7@lOISc, Inter an
extreme; aIso 1850 bbls for March and April.
sellers option, at l9szc., Butter-Qulet; 2S9
42c for Ohio, and 1880 for State. Cheese
Quiet at l6@22c.s tHTr 81 Tsissl s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-28

NEW York, Feb. 21.-Tke CONNER
cial SAYS: It's reported that the West
ern Union and United States Telegraph
lines have been consolidated, thus
making only one company, with their
lines running to all parts OF the west
The Posts Washington special says:
Mr.. LETTER, of Horkimer county, Mr..
Humphreys, of Brooklyn, and other
gentlemen from New York, had an in
terview with the President last night;
He reiterated his views on national
subjects, ms already published. When
asked if he opposed the Congressional
thought it too severe, and gave his
opinion that the men who could take
an oath to support the constitution
should be admitted to seats in Congress
but he added that he would not quar-
relTwith Congress on this point.