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FfSE CLOTH GLOVES. l5c. pc.
LOTS or PLUSH LINED CLOVES, as.
S @gSso E SInfsRb S nIoSfs GLOVES %
LOTS GENTs, BUCK MlITENs, 49,
Luis VI 'o'''-D IoTs OF OTHER GOODS.
No. 81 .ud as EIGhTH1vENUE.
between Twsnty-hftt and TwentyfeoondsIeen'
AT LEGRAIN's THIS WEEK.
~ sLKs re jus sided 10 The stock In PLAN
CoLoRs and FANCY
woOLENs.
Tbe apartment rspnshed with novelties STRIPED
PLAiDs and F0URED large much below cost Of I'm
pOTsioD.
BALMoRAL STRIPED. the creates, novelty Of the day for
OoRED SKIRTS.
PoPLrYs. oTToMAgs AND SILK yELoURs.
IRISH PoPLISs in 81 colors.
FRENCH SILK POPLlNs end SILK VELoURs
EUGENE PoPLNs, NEW CoLoRs, at 81 IS, Vsla' Oh IS
CLOTH FOR cLOAKTNo
Avery large edition to tho EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT all
sssIsd a, % Per cen, below market value.
AsTRACAN CLOTH
IN al new ,hsde,i all while aud new mixed
FLANNELs AND BLASKETs
Ii. LARGEST ASSORTMENT The city and fully 10 cent
BELOW WHOLESALE PRICES.
600 dozen LINEN HAEDKERcHIEFs from sactiSn
DOMESTIC GOODS.
AL Of MOI, cents yard cheaper than Any other
hoo.. LEoRAIs. Nc. 10 Broadway
No wsvsfey place.
CIOAKs at LEGRAIN's.
" Pour nsw mode, jar opened
The b.ne. Of the ',sos IS cent under tie ''lus
LEGRAIN, Nc. 10 Broadway.
NO. pa CANALST. -.
~ BLANKETs Ct, n, ,,,,,v BLANKETS
THE CASE. BALE OR PAIR;
To b, iouud N The @.i s@j many SIN.
De SMALLEST sidlf LESTER CRADLE 81 : BLANKET
LARGE 49, 70 SIZE,
AND FROM ~ IS to s3S PER PAIR
LE To EHAS hSHNTs rs I +: ..nm....
s5THEfsssss sF a5iT !5 e.
x.o asr.siIs.s Ansnisl: .ad M.ash,.sI CULTS . .x
'A'' sAPk khs poYliEs ToWEIs Asp TowELiSG.
urrrsd T p& *S c, ELE kSEs SA asS COTTON
IRON BEpsrEADs .si.sI. for f.Siy US. and Southern and
CRIBS cRt rPsSS aa A5 5T F sas5 STANDS
WROUGHT IRON sED ,T for Public Institutions on
''n gu 81 R aiSi : Si'''
1000 Of the L,rr,,, sod Best ous o. GOysnnsh Bsnfs
Wal GARDNER No IA csu.I',
GREAT DECLINE IN BLANKETS.
" on s4ruEp s1 ~ Ia LAST ~, WEEK ., ,,,,,,,
seoousn' "a ~ ~ ~. 80, ' -
VIZ SHALL nor MARX THEM UP.
o,h. store, would eo bus h.r eogsht At nssIy hs ie.I
-, h.bS nohs n. s.eitsueut over our cheap
49, I.,, .r. ga ~ t " $780, ~ " -
"'" IGEFapY ORR STORE Is DAILY CROWDED
that
~, ..lns many Minds Of Dry Goods nearly Old poes
much @ WI BUY OUR dooby IL THE AUcTIoS ROOMS
soG. Who sss ootsn pay Wholesale houses large pTOs
GOODS "Ais dRH2r STTRscTIoNs FOR THIS WEEK.
AL AZ WOOL FEhf hhA'i' - ~ ~ W. 'AAN' IAN
VIZ = HAVE BESS sELtlNe TLIis SANE 5LlSKETXr o.
ny BUYING YOUR MusLINs OF US Yoy Can SAVE
AUCTION LOTS Of ELAsNELs; CHEAP
AUCTION LOTS Of ALPACASi III, NnE nt,r %
A ATTGTI0N LOIS 81 sRHvER GLoHSiNd cHEhP
nv o,,vr,i SAVE VIM, mo S66ns ov ira
. -. FOSTER WELSH
EB-Tsks particular notice Of our address there
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THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
FOR 1867.

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gusirntiiou.

A A. FAVARGERs FRENCH ofASsEs are ousn
~. daily No. UDyefsiiy ye % from aitoes H.
the VII TO 1907 at II ocs An1tsrr class VII ass
Nh FsyrSsr viii accept one or two pryss .srs whose penbs
can so",TiSu.. os'iS; sieco "a . iS.:
c es..s. NEE, hys u-. I'd IN g. cS"'ES., sse
NJ FsVsy" The lsis. .na n. ,s
attend the eIns9n o.: t'y sn - tske pace
The CHsps q d. ss%gsr NJ sy w o. .1e ,
one can pronounce French g. wei - nsuS~
circular with reEdai.ous from Prai Ags III Guyo.
By addressing ing Mr. :. through soI No s.la.
A It EDWARD MOLLENHAUgKs
N MUSICAL CONSERVATORY IN 8, lnberts Balahe Ne.
q The dinsui.hsd Thson 4 : NJ ~ n H been ,sssa
"t ssnSr SEisEPPE TaalEo q e .a Opera has been
to students Vocal Be f,ind .nyxnere elise
A LADY (Psrisian) desires to give LESSONS in her
PARIS, Box No. 1853 TrOOHo once Ssersncs' d the ta
respsctsbilty.
A NTHON. MR. GEO. c., will reopen his Classical
N FRENCH and ENGLISH SCHOOL With Primary Der,s
men, and Gymns,un FnAhsve, TwentysIthst, NON
DAY Sept 10
AT THE NATIONAL CONSERVATORY OF
n MUSIC M,d.onsye nssI INs1y.sin,n:s Piato WOLF
per cOnssOry Instruction book fee E;;sOssd s'
A T S20-PENMANSHIP ARITHMETIC, and
n BOOK KEEPISGi lsos' sne','.d-sso Sr1gy:r sgsg;
ss.. Beading saS No =? s 81 Sss ss a IAN
A T TOWNSHIPS ACADEMY, No. $50 Bowery,
N prepared berle bos kepers In all dssinen
Of business Private Instruction Day and Evening" IN Arnet
Writing Commercial cOi'sDoissHes, Grammar he Lscis' Co.
pertinent.
A T GOLDSMTTHs MERCIAL INSTITUTE.
Ne I cS .1S 8 &fSi
DOOK. KEEPING, WHITING, &c. FOR BUsI.
ID NEss-Mr, DoLBEAR Ne B5osdysy teaches Bo -!
removes stiffness crmPng tembng sad raAe elegant e'nn
PeD ~ !, ,,S,;T TTT1,I,
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new MTsICAL INSTITUTE,

VA and .choo fs boys under u Very hes tiy ara
comfortable English, French Spanish lsn Music ana ne Lee
nsstcs Athletic Games Sksi.g Ponies for RIDING Lesoas
N'-' ~ 4 HlNDS. Princnal
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NEW CARPET STORE, corner Twenty.fftb-st.
~ and shAvsJohn CIosseJs Royal Velvet ana BODY BIo
ei English Tapestries 81 20 yedi Cotton Chain ngrain
80 pei yuTd All Wool eli SupeI 81 ass Extra sDPr
kufs. Matt. ks. &c. y khi'h IA
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-10-24

was but little older than she was, but
| felt as a father might feel for his daueh-
ter n sweet tenderness and love that
made me tender to her. knew she low
cd man unworthy of her. and think at
times she felt this herself, and knew
felt it.
was perfectly free at the rector's
house at last, and we used to find in our
music II means OF converse that our ton
gues could never have known. All, me
those days. Alas! they are gone.
She left us at last, and in few years
her moiherless child came back in her
place, and as again sit in the old rectory
pailor, years and years after my first visit,
with her daughter beside me singing-but
alas not with her Mothers voice--all the
old memories food back upon me, and |
feel grateful, calm joy in the openly
shown re-pect and affection of the dsugh-
ter of her whom | loved 20 silently, SO
tenderly, and so long.
! sit in the old seat in the church now
and play; and once in the year, the old
anti en- but the voice is gone that filled
tine old church as with glory that day,
! feel, rs the sound swes out, and the
strings rihrate nn1cr my wi;hered fingers.
am but waiting to be near her under
the old ,ew tree outside, and it may be
nearer to her still in the longed-fur future.
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POETRY.
ENTY YEARS AUO.

I've wandered by the village, Tom, I've sat
beneath the tree
Upon the school-h0usc llaying-ground, which
sheltered you and me;
But none are left to greet me, Tom, and few are
lcf to KNOW,
Who playcl with us upon the green just twenty
years ago.
The grass is just as green, dear Tom; bare
footed boys at play
Are sporting Just rs we were then, with spirits
just rs gay;
But m stcr sleeps upon the hill all coated Ger
with snow,
That afforded us Il slid ng-p ace just twenty
ycals ago.
The old school-housc is altered some; the bench
es ale replaced
By new oucs, very like the same our pcn-knivcs
had dcflcct;
But the same oil bricks are in the wall, the
bell swings to and fro,
The music just the same, dear Tom, twas
twenty years ago.
The boys are playing the same old gamc,bo cath
the me old tree;
| do forget the n,Gc Just now you've played
the same with ne,
On that same spot twas played with knives,
by throwing so and so,
The leaders h.d a task to do there twenty
years ago.
Tie river $ running just as still; The willows on
its side
Are larger than they were, dear Tom; the
stream appears less wide
The Staic-Nine swing is iu,ncl now, where
o &c we played the eau
And SWING our swecthclrts Pretty girls, just
twenty years ago
The spring that Lubllcd ne ,th tie hill, close
hy the sprel ing beach.
Is ycr, high; twas once 50 low that we ull
almost each
But in kneeling down to get drink, dear Tom,
| started 50,
To see how stlly an changed since twenty
years ago!
Down by the spring upon the elm, you know
Ct your name,
Your sNe. thetrts jlst beneath it, Tom, AMI
you Il min the same,
ZONE hclrjcss wrct h has peeled the bark
twas dying sure hut slow,
Just a the one whose name you Gu. d,cd twenty
years ago
MY lids have long been dry, dear Tom, but
tears are in my eyes;
thought f those | lived so well, those carly
broken tics,
| visited the old church yard, and took some
fl wcrs TO strow
Up II the graves Of those we loved some twenty
years ago
Some arc in the church-yarl laid, some slccq
beneath the sea.
But few are left Of our oil class excepting You
AMI M;
Bat when our time, shall come, dear Tom, anl
we are called to 90
l hope they'll lAy ~ where we played just
twenty years ago
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DEI'rIls or TIE SEA.--A French Jour-
nal says that the soun1ings effected with
reference to the new trans Atlantic cable
have enlkted comparisons to be made of
the different depths of the sea. Gener-
ally speaking, they are not of any great
depth in the neighborhood of continents
thus the Baltic, between Germany and
Sweden, IS only l2) feet deep; and the
A.lriaIic, between Venice and Trieste.
l3) feet. The greatest depth ,f the
channel between France and England
does not exceed 800 feet, while TO the
southwest Of Ireland, where the sea is
open, the depth is more than 1000 feet.
The seas TO the South CT Europe are
much deeper than those in the interior.
In the narrowest part Of tho Straits of
Glib altar the depth is only 100 feet,
While a little more 10 the East it is 5000
feet. On the coast of SPAN the depth Is
nearly 600 feet. At $50 miles South
OF Nantucket (South Of Cape Cody 10
bottom was found at 1000 feet. The
greatest depths of all are to be met with
in the Southern Ocean. To the West Of
the Cape of Good Hope $1,000 feet
have been measured, and to the West of
81, Helena $1,000 DR.. Young estim-
atcs the average depth of the Atlantic at
%, 600 feet, and of the Pacific at p, 0OO.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-10-24

Bunkum, in the old North State is ur-
doubtedly the heathest spot on earti,
and it was on that account that some
GLOVER country gentlemen" were surprised
one day TO see Bunkumite at work
apon an ominous loking "hole in the
ground" OF course they inquired what
he was about.
digging grave, sir -
digging a gravel Why I thought
people didn't die often here-Do they l.
$40 sir-they never die but once"
They never asked that question ''but
once"
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DIR. JUAN DELAMARRE'S
Celebrated Sp oclfic Pills.

Prepared by GARANCIEEs & DrroNT No. 2li, rue
Lombard, Paris from the prescription Of Dr. Juan
Deamarre. Chief Physician to the lIoptal du
Norl on larhoi-iere, f.ir trial. they would lind
immediate rclici. and. in a short tinc, be fully
restored to Health aul Strength, |! i, dsod in tie
practice oi many eminent French phvsiciaus. with
uniform success and highly recommended a. tie
only positive and Specific Remedy for all per,uns
suffering from General or Sexual Debility. all do
ranscmenis OF the Nervous Forces, Mcian,hnlv,
Spermat"rIhTa ar Seminal Emissions, all Weak
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lndiscretions Loss of Muscular Energy Physical
'ro,trations, Nervousness, Weak Shine In,yre,s
OF Spirits Dimness Of Ni-on, HvstcIics Pains in
the Back aud Limbs, Impoieucv. &c.
No language can convey an adequate idea Of The
immediate and almost miraculous change it pro.
duees in the dehtatel aud shattered s,stem In
fact IL stands undvalled as an nlailing cure to
the muladies above mentioned.
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although powerful remedy, contains nothing
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Pamphlets, containing full particulars and lirec-
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free TO any adlres, when requested.
Price One Dollar per box; or six boxes for Five
Dollars.
Sold by all Druggists throughout the world or
will he sent by mail, secur ~ sealed from all oh
seryation, by nelosing specified plice to anv au-
thDrized agent
Promictors General Agents for america, OSC AR
G.: MOSES & CO., - Cort,audt ST., New York
Authorized Agent for Middlebury,
Sly II. A. SHELDON.
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Aningenious youth from Granite State,
now residingat Denverreturned to his lods-
lpgs lew nights since, in state of gre At
indepcndepce ana erectncSs.
"My friend" said his wondering COM
panion and roommate, ''are you drunk
o sober o. a4e .I.. ~
SWeH, replied the youth, with the
peculiar, dignifed and oracular manner
which only an intoxicated person can as
sumo, for Pixies Peak, sober; but for
New Hampshire, pretty tlfuuk '-si;.-.
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SECRLTARY.

Dear me-" said Mrs Spriggins, I" 7
don't know what to do with John, he is
so cross to me-"
Oh, treat him kindly" replied Mrs.
Brown; always say, How are you,
John, tonight ! Can 7 do anything for
yol ''and 'o1ortl, and il will subdue Lip,
1t will be like heaping Goals of fire ON
his head"
"Weil,' said Mrs. Spriceins, 4" don't
believe IT will fan-wer !. I've tried boiling
water, and that did no good"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-10-24

GREAT GERMANLIVER REMEDY

thbA bl.hA NJ y y l4l ' fR KEMfD
Strikes at the root If ALL Diseases which originate
in arrangements Of ihe Liver. JIuudicc Acute or
Chronic Affections Of the Liver. Dv,lwp-id. Sdlow
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Remedy
Hundreds Of testimonials m'eht br given from
per ons who have lccn lcrmaucntlv cure aiirr
irving other remedies. withput anv hcnc;i,iu effect
but ONE TRIAL of the Liver Rem DIV is better
proof To the afflicted than volume of recommcn-
cations
This medicine is Purely Ncgca lie, aud doe, net
contain either C3- Mercury, Aloe, Gnmbncc,
Scdmmony, or any drastic drug
Sold hv all Druggists. riicc one dollar per
bottle. ASK for Professor VAN Br-KIpk's GREAT
GERMAN LIVER EENEDY, aud take no other
One dollar and ul'ccn cent, either in stamp, or
rrcncv, sent to any Advertised Agent or to the
Proprietor. OSCAR q. MOSES 4 CO.. q Curt-
land Street, New York, will ensure a bottle of the
medicine by return mail, pnsi-pail.
Agent for Mi dlebury, VI, IL. A. SHELDON.
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II little awkward to see you bowng away
with your left, it makes no difference to
you. You ought to be n fine player,
sam
| was enthusiastic. but Twas POOR. l
wanted an instrument Of my own, but
| had no money, AMI earned nome |
could earn none. My parents thought
and PERHAPS rigl ty-that II they
lound me foo AMI clothing, | was well
provided for; and so, for some twelve
months | used the oli cobblcr's instru-
ment, improving daily. 1t was strange
that the limbs and fingers, so rigid and
stIif Tor every impulse, should. under the
influence OF sound, move with snch pre-
ciSlon, ease ana eHactn'ss.
"Sam, my boy, SAID the cobbler, one
day, 'you shall have an instrument, and
your father shall buy 1t i1r you, Or the
whole parish shall cry shame upon him."
"But he don know VOID ot ihis," |
SAID.
"Never mnl, sam, my boy, he shall
be glad to know 1t. lie tol! me his
pans, Al ccrlhins tunes II was cnstom-
AIRY for tie cho.rs of the nciehburinp
churches to help each other, AMI it was
arranr Il that the choir of our parish
sEu play and sing on the next SUNDAY
morning al MS priSl church, ANA that
he nnl his choir should come over to our
parish for the evening service.
".\nd yuu. sam said he. ".hall take
my ce in your own church and please
God. il vun tlo as well as you'yc done
here. it will be the proudcst day ever
knew. Sam. INV boy. an YOUR father and
moilcr III II say 50 too.
How pla,iced, morning, noon and
nirht. for the rrcnt Juv. how the old
man darkly hinied at II proliry that was
to be forthcoming at the fc,tiyal and
then the d,v itself with i,s eycnts-all is
as vivid before me as If it were but YES.
tcrlav,
The evening came; and there in the
dimly.lit gallery | sat waiting, with NV
Muster be,i lie me.
"Sam. my b w." said nv MASTER "its
great risk: its getting very full.
There, the Squire an / my lad, Just come
in. Keen yonr eyes ON vour Look and
feel what you are playing. and think
you're in the ltr ,hop. I We brought u
bit OF leather to help you ;" and he put a
piece of that back leather that has u
peculiar acid scent in front of me. The
scent of it revived me: the memory of the
many hours / hal spent there came back
to me at once ami / f,lt as calm II, if /
was indeed there.
She co.nc at las. or1 sory;co h.c,r
q. .An, ui,lrl Sh.M ! cv.r r,r,'i ~
,J,.-.,,... tia ,.,,,.l,.;,,.. L,.i. - ,t,a
iri,n l. anl nci-hhorA who came in and
found in m, the dcsp,rd. awkward, LETT
han .cd >aldl,r's apprentice, the prodigy
of which they had hrarl rumors. O. it
was glorious! The ii s. few stroke, of
m, bow gave me- cunlid nee, and ! did
w,ll. AMI knew it. through tie HYMN.
through the chant, and on TO the anthem
b fore the sermon. That was to be the
gcm of the evening; it wa, IIanltrs th, II
new anthem, "I know that my Relccmcr
livelh."
bcnon-h,r,h. ;nb,rnopious ont oC
tunc-I knew not wi = or bow. I'm, .s II
increased q smell s,c,IcI un,, all hut hnr
',rj mvs.lr. IN. a.. ,,o rho :r.tr,m. -.
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MISCELLANY.
A Gu day a Century Ago.

'''' N'N - D'i4"N, Nlit WHINE StdiNtlN
lglllc from time and decay evidently
an Old neglected M. To the fire or 10
my liva,e shelf! which
'Ihcse were my ryh 'ctionS as looked
over the papers of my late unclc, the
rector OF Il SOmcrscIshrc village.
iiiel the look OF the book AMI decl-
ed tor the shelf; and had my reward,
for found in the Grabbed characters,
simple story, cvIl,ntly written towards
the close of the writer's life This story
NOW trln,cribc into more modern
style,
"lIc'li he fit for nothing" said my
father, ''Hn awkward booby who holds
his awl and cuts his food with his lett
hand"
So sal my father, and so, ala-, felt
| was awkward. | WAS fifteen; thick
set. stIonc; but very clumsy. could
not make a collar, nor sew pair OF
b.inkrr-, nor stuff Il sa die, nor do any
thing that ought to he able TO do NV
fingers secmcl to have no mechanical
iecil"S III lhem. was awkward, and
knew 1t, and all knew It.
was gooi tempered could write
fairly, aud read anything; but was awk.
ward with my limbs; they seemed TO
have wills OF their own; AMI yet | could
dance as easily AMI lightly us any one of
my nelghhors sons,
Il don't know what he's fit for" said
my father TO III rector Of the par
'Nn, I've set hun at carpenlerlng,
and he c't lis finger nearly off with
an axe; then lie went 10 the smith,
ana burned his hands iil he was laid MP
Tor month It's all OF no use, he spoil,
me more good leather in a week than his
earnings lay Tor IN month. Why can
not he, like other Christians, use his
hands as the good Go meant him to do
There Io'k at him now, cutting that
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-10-24

TTsz3 "Thc wonderful progress Of Medical
~ ~ "a Science during The past six wears only,
~ ky<<sA makes it posi- lc for the conscientious
E VA Physician to declare now, that Cos
zsssAAstdsl SUMPTION is nS CERTAINLY CURED H. In
A@'A. 49, tcrmittent Fever, aud as CERTAIN y
Rryi.Nrrp Il, Small PoN."-Charcs L. Kign, VI.
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NEW FIRM.
W. p, & L. p, Russell

". T. z Il. T. KUSSEL
have formed Partnership in the practice Of Med
icne and Surgery and sale Of Drugs and Medicines.
The sale of Drugs aud Medicines will be con-
ducted at the old stand of W. Z. Russell, where a
complete assortment Of goods in their line will 10
always found. -
W. p. Russell.
L. L. Russell.
July list, 1866. liih
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-10-24
I IFE - HEALTII-S STRENGTH.
LIFX-UE1L7W-.S7RENG7YI
LIFE - HEALTH -STRENGTII.

Hundreds and thou.ands iunu lly lie premature
ly, VIII n, il they would give tie Great rench
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X <IN CT s
PREPARED PRESCRIPTION,
CoNSunHPTION,

| Made from the Prescription Of Rev. CliAs. T..
KtNG NJ u, ill., D., Nc, isrondlenilv present.
ed 10 the nnlLic [ Ih. preNcmiinn nnl Cnre oil
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NlcroR WRIGHT, Esq, Chairman of Com.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-15
STATE oy MAINE,
E1rCUTIvs pErARIgssr,
.arr.r. Zee ~ lffs.


Executive pErARIsssr go.
AuGrsTA. Fec. ~, Ft3
GALE Of UNITED STATES LAND SCkif:-
= propo.a, W. BE- received TIL the frat dsy Of March i@o
Inv hi. xc~ency SAMUEL Cosy Governor Of the ss,e OF
Maine or the parchl-e Of LAND SCRlf.ued 70 sad s,.e
ion he erdcwet o. College for the bcnth' on Afc'as
aud Mechanic Ass in quantities not less hephls Thousand
rcr. Irrms cash. payable ia swin money 81 me once OF
Trsspr,r of STA OF nr At Augusta at the snfoS Ma
o, Bank Boston suy days ate. notice Issued Of &c
rerrnc. of offer The scip 70 Ia delivered u Augusta
XII oaer. vii br directed address. Of H.. Secretary OF
state An a;s Maine aud Endorsed We outside Proposals
Tor " girutural College Scrip" ...
" FPHRAIM FLINT. Secretary Of state
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-15

Live Stock Over the Eric hallway.
Rcp ri for the week ending Jan. -: ia cars Cattle
60 60. Hogs a do Sheep DO Horses total cars OF
stook for the week, 22l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-15
teady. Bac0n and Cut meats noniGai Lara ~It"oa'

steady. Bscon and Cut meats nominal. Lard without
change ~ note. 81, ,r, H.,
PETROLEUM continues dnll ami heavy at 3o.c. TOT
Grade and SIC Tor Refund in bond.
RICE remains dull aud We have only to note a snai
lot Rangoon at 94 6loc.
SuGAES-Raw Sugars are moderately active uhu
se,dv ,acs nf 100 bbds Gaia at Iii &C.; ga boxes
al &c, ard 800 bags Pernambuoo Oh private terms
r. fined are dull
|. SEEDS-Clover Seed In in !ilr demand ahd prc.
owe 1,n az IsI al3Ic ard small lots OF l3.c. Timothy
Seed i, dull ~ s. 506si %. Rough Flax Seed Is IN
limited ,smend nj 81 gOasJ Calcutta Linssed 10 firm
al s. 80 in Boston ana s. 5jGs3 GO here. .
IALLOW-rhe market is moderately acuVe on,
prices are without change; sales Of 5000 70 at II.
i2ie for Western and III q iJc. fer City.
WHISKY-Thc market is dnii and unehanIeh; snall
sales AZ 80 6.aS2 u for State. and " 27sas2 q
for Western,