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correspondence of the Charleston Conr;er
WASUINuToN NJ, IN

". IL
The rumor that the Cabinet was vnstor3, i,
engaged in the consideration of the amncst =
question Is no doubt correct. Jefferson d..
vi vi' WAS not, however, the subject of the dc.
liberation per Sc, us has been reported As
'ne'aehtal to the question of amnesty, his casc
was no doubt discussed. The two gentlemen
VINO were appointed under resolution Of the
Aegslature OF Mississippi to present the wish.
esEot that fbody for NJ Mr.ssDay:.>, enlargen,an,
M, nave discharged that duty, aud perhaps have
thus given the subject prominent nlace IN
the consideration of the President.
The plan of an adjustment by universal nm
nesty aud impartial suffrage has been stronglv
pressed upon the President, and unon thn
neads OF Departments. A number of prom.
inent Northern politicians, both Democratic
anu Radical, recommend and urge il.
The President has the power under cr;st.
ing laws to pardon all persons who werc on.
gagged IN the late rebellion He can bv nroclu.
nation declare general amnesty. Therefore
1t has been represented to him that he has tho
power to restore the Union without any inter
rention by Congress. 1t is urged to nronos,
to the people of the late Confederate States
that they adopt impartial or equal suffrage.
bascd on education aud property, in return far
universal amnesty. Thus by the cooperation
OF the South with the President, an adjust.
ment may be made on this plan
But there is no reason to believe that the
lresldentw makcany such condition, though
he may proclaim an amnesty.
The President has determined to make M
moro appointments before the meeting Of Con.
grress, and the reason given for the suspension
OF removals is that he does not wish to ex
asperate Congress, upon the eve of the ses
slon' ny party acts. The Secretary of the
treasury has not, at any time, approved of
indlscr'minatc removals on party grounds, and
has lately refused to make them in his depart
mcnt.
. The published letter from member of the
Cabinet defining the Presidents nositinn in
regard to Congress, shows plainly enough that
the President will avoid, if possible, any col
to force Southern representatives INTO Con
gress, and he will faithfully execute all the
laws which Congress may pass over lis veto
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A Doomed People
THE GREATER PART MUST DIE.


The "New York Times" correspondent
gives the following interesting particulars Of
the great famine in India
Calcutta paper of August 10th says that
10000 paupcrs from the famine stricken re-
gion have inundated Calcutta, and the arri-
walls arc rcckoned at 200 day. We have, on
the highest authority, frightful picture of
the prevailing dcstitution, especially in Cal
cutta 1t would be difficult to cxagecratc the
magnitude and extent of the calamity. All
the accounts have seen have undcr.ratcd it,
1t is difficult to obtain reliable statistics as
to the mortality from famine, and cholera oc
casioncd by it; but all that have seen and
heard has convinced ne that it has been on n
scale OF trightful magnitude. There are still
four long dark months before us though for
a month past there has seemed some slight
abatement in the distress in the four districts
Of Batazor, Mednapore, Sarum, and Tirahout
Over 1900 non-aboring puupers were being
daily relieved in the latter part of July; be-
sides Z 900 who were able to make somc re-.
turn for food by working.
A week later we find 81 900 daily relieved
in Batazoro and Mcdnaporc alone while
Poorc and Nudda add 1000 more to the sad
list.
1t is believed that in Cattack the majority
of the people must die before relief can reach
ing at the single sUn Of BstnXzo%Tsr ahX %ero Gsr's 1ss
sell the Tubal Cain, which was bringing them
food, was driven of by storm, aud compcll-
ed to throw overheard 1900 bags of rice
But this is not all, and possibly not the
worst. The new crop of rice will soon be
obtained, but is likely to add new source of
damage. For, lacking other food, the poor
people will devour it in its un,naturcd and
nnwholcsomc state, aud dreadful pcstlcnce
will probably thus be produccd.
Until the land can be covered with net
work of railroads and canals, there seems no
escape from tho frequent repetition of such
calan,itics, and that day is far distant
! Another account says: When the famine
was at its heights, tho starving poor, we arc
told, crowded into the streets of Calcutta
aud it was estimated that no fewer than 20,
600 to $4,000 starving people were wander,
ing about the capital.
At Mullick Chat, where the Bombay mcr-
chants rused fund land distributed food, there
were at ono time 1000 furnishing applicants
crowded up. They were described as placed
in order upon an open space, waiting for the
distribution. On one side nearly 1000 Hin.
docs, each with leaf platter before him, were
scattered on the wet ground hastily partaking
of the scant dole they received. On the 9th.
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POETRY.
The Ladder of Lifo,


Like ladder--still enlarging
Year by ycar-our life Is given:
One step fixed on earth's green margin
One ascending high in Heaven;
Up this ladder Of our being
Morn aud noon aud evening go:
Moment after moment fleeing,
Till their worth too late We know,
Some with gold the steps environ,
Cloth of gold that seems sublime:
Some ascend DER steps Of iron
Wet with tenrs, nnd hard to climb.
But though sorrows may be sleeper,
Though in care and suffering trod
ihere Is comfort for the weeper
In the endless time Of God
Time-alas. how sad we use it,
AZ through life we wonder on:
Scarce we have it--crc we los, it -
Ere we say IT'S here its gonel
'Iill time older -weakcr--sndtler--
Takes its dark md awful stand;
And upon Life's trembling ladder,
llelds us by trembling hand
Let our souls. to this attending.
Keep Good deeds in daily store;
Still nscending and descending
Like Good Angels cvcrmorc -
Deeds that make the Future glnlder.
l.entl blessing TO l.iic's hours;
And tho last step Of Lies Ladder
Crown with Gods immortal tlowcr.!
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ad any power to take fion5him.
And lie wont on his way singing:
Let the world forsake and leave me,
They havo left my SaviouSttoo;
Human hearts and hopes deceive me.
Thou ar. not like thou, untrue.
- have called Thee, Abba Father,
have set my love on Thee;s
storms may howl. and clouds may gather,
Al must work for good to iiie
"Go then, earthly fame aaa::..seasurs, q,
Come disaster, scorn and RI
In thy service, pain is plen1lfo,
with thy favor, loss is gaia.
And if thou shalt smile upon me,
God Of wisdom, love aud might,
roes may hntc. aud friends deceive me,
Show thy face, and al is bsi.h ht"
ANY IIERBERT.
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O r I Or / N a J.
WRITTEN FOR THE KEowEE COURIER
Allegory.

Allegory.
"Oh King, we are not careful to answer
thee in this matter"
If it be 80, our God whom we serve is able
to deliver US from the burning fcry furnace
and nc will deliver us out of thine hand. oh .
King"
g But. if not, be it known unto thee, oil !
King, that VIC will not serve thy Gods, nor
worship the golden image which thou hast set
up"
Revolving these words in my mind fell
asleep.
dreamed, and behold an immense image.
Of the color Of gold WAS set up.
Aud all nations and people bowed down be-
fore it. On its forehead was written, in col
lossa letters, Mammon-which is to say
The World
Every one, whom I saw, hastencd to bow
down baforc it, and to obey the dictates of'thc
+ Priests and Pricstcsses who mnistcred before
it.
And bchcld that even some of the crowd
who worshirpcd it, they ordered to be troddcn
down, for they were very merclcss
But when looked closely saw that these
very persons were most eager, in their adula-
ton at lis footstool, and most loud. in their
declarations, that nothing should induce them
to swcrve from it's dictates in any way.
Now the Priests, who stood before the i'm
age, were fierce and cruel men. saw one
who being continually intoxicated, was raging
forth profanc language against the God Of
Heaven. saw another, to whom cruelty and
oppression were daily bread.
Is Lille they continued to obey the die
tates ol their idol, there seemed no power on
earth which could arise against them.
And | was gricved for this people. which
Il :,,+ ~, l,k -, 81. IL
seemed no help for them.
amid the multitude and heard it reported
among the Priests and Priestcsscs that one
had boen found who would not bow himself
down to the idol.
He is accurscd, cried the Priests; " We
will hold no intercourse with him." cried the
multitude; " we will do every despite unto
him." said the Pricstesscs.
And immediately proclamation was made
that none supply this daring unbclevcr in
hlammon with fire or water, with food or
clothing, and that none should even hold
friendly intercourse with him, upon pain of
the like exclusion from every right and Office
Of common humanity.
looked around to see what mighty Potcn.
tate was this, who dared to set ut defiance the
worlds dread docrccs:.
looked in tho direction in which all eyes
seemed bent, and beheld approaching q
shepherd boy, clad in white garments, Of the
simplest form. He did not appear to notice
the multitude, who we're already throngine
around him, nor to perceive that lie was the
object of their attention.
His eyes were fixed, sometimes upon an il
Illuminated manuscript, which he bore in hi'
hand, and sometimes were raised to Heaven
as in prayer.
Even when those nearest to him threw mut
upon his white garments he did not seem t.
perceive it, and / saw that their efforts were
in vain, for soon the mud fell off. and the white
ness and clearncss of his garments were th
same as before.
As / watched him ,e began to pcrceiv
that he was the object of universal affection
But for moment the hearts of his persecu
tors scemcd to reent. His youth and tho 10
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COLUMBIA AND AUGUSTA RAILROAD
AUGUSTA, Nov. 19.-Tho total vote cast to-.
day 627for subscription, 537; against sub
scription 80; for loan, J.. So that the City
Council will be authorized to subscribe $780,.
900 to the Augusta and Columbia Railroad.
This settles the success of the road
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The VorE OF TIE LARGE CITIES New
York city and county, 100,585; Philadel-
phia city and county, 100, 500 Brooklyn and
Kings county, 4S,9l9; Cincinnati and Ham
ilton county 40,448; Baltimore city aud
county, 21,G00; ST. Louis city and county,
2l,l35; Chicago and Cook county, 20,045 !;
Boston and Suffolk county, 1850.
, 1866-05-09

Tsthe only Physician Specialist now II the ctty
that can be entirely relied upon. Go TO H, and not
suffer Di.ease fnu4ln In your system, dissou111E
Jour tce and body, besides destroying your happiness
and future prospects In ue- Ht has made personal
dIsease and nervous debility hta study for the last
twenty years, and Is therefore the person. whom all
afflicted should consult. No ane ever heard Of pa
rseutof his not being cured since he has becn In this
:. Hia reputation has vouchers In all the city pa.
a. htapatients and the ne1ta Profession both here
ana abroad. being the rnost skea Specialist here,
and 1ho1nnyh master Of hi4 p7>tesson- HaN Others
fall, doo't despair Fiye him csll. 1t Is only COM
mon cccu1rtnct with him To cure sueh taaes. {tls
tepasato for ladies sad gentle and the
uost complete IN the city. Consultations tree and
confidential.
Once No. 17D South Clark rect, corner Of Monroe
hsfa block from the Post oMce. Post Ohcc Iox 13a.
Chicago, IN. Office norrs from 3 4. N. to sp. nj.
Send for his Guide to Healtn," published monthly,
Tee OF charge
yousa MEs. TAXI PARTICULAR Eo11cE-Dnctor
Blceow derptes much OF his tas to the tcatmtnt OF
those eaused BY secret hahlt which Funs both
body and mind, uniting the unfortunate Individual
for retcr business society. The sad effect Of these
early hAhts the excess years. II to weak en
and deblltate the constitution, destroy the physical
and mental powers diminish aud cnfeehie the uaursl
feelDg1, aud exhaust the vital euer1es Of manhood
the pleasures Of life are mazrcd. the object Of mar
rakc frustrated. and existence Itself rendered tern
Of nuceastnk misery and regret Such persons, espe-
ciallJ those contemplating marriage. should lose no
time IN making Immediate application. rs d.. q. b.
hts new treatment IL enabled to ensure speedy and
permanent cure.
~0mce. 170 South caarkrst, corner Of Monroe
, 1866-05-09
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


TuKspAF EsExCya. My 8, 1865.
The rain today rendered business On the etreeta
guile dull, and the ucuey tn3rkei ruled quiet in
Consequence; but there Il no change TO note IN It's
Condition Currency u tt,1l abundant and The mar
let Is cssy> With scarcity Of good psper. which Is
In active demand by The bsnkert. Hates ol Dis
count IRE steady at 10 per cent per annum 1t the
regular bsnkt, and 1s@1B per cent On the street.
The demand for Eastern E1Ehance IL etin resY
active md the market remaius n.m 1t rar buying
and ITO prtu. selling Round lots were eoid
among banke1s u a premium cf G9e per thousand.
The leading hznkh are sending currency 10 New
York daily 10 MAINTAIN their balances.
= The Ecoer1l markets for F7oduc. today svere cx
cited and higher. Flour advanced 10c per barrel
Wheat ruled 711oc per busnel higher thar 5ester-
dag. Com VAS acttFe and AG1c blcher. Oats ad-
S1nced H@ac per bushel. isyc advanced 2Ses'sc
Der bushel. psuv1stons wczc moderately aet1se and
hn. with etill IN upward tendency IN prices. Lard
advanced NC per D. Business generally on ,chanse
Wzs quite actisc and the esic* Of grain particularly
were ycsy heavy. The denaapd fof Nhest, howeTer,
was chiefly speculative ...
The fire on south Water street yesterday evening
gave the insurance Interest "beuent-" The toll
loving IL Int Of the sisks, as far as We could as
certain them:
, 1866-05-09
&f011tarp RtItk1B.
PROTECTIVE
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M.EDIcA1 ION

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3@e@'e Aau Aeku1A'e@ not aes'<oss - uA
j., ~ ec4e,rr 1Y s,ovrr,rn+nt F,- ware .n,n tvo
,ho,srnt raars II Ess considered n.ex-,ry bv nnvx
,.,. - .poxv,- the4, nasis1ta In ora.r tn ci,re
,ne,, The stefch thxt Ie SAGE gives qi Dr. S,asrs.
=, !, NJ. xtor- of an. B1as would 1T u most any OF
~. ,.s,..1 r,.,vho nonrssbat a cpntuffx aro R1lx
tertns. bleedpx purgtnE. E1lysdoa, sadoFiacs. aud
vater-srue1 were their sin tsl!aace. That sort Of
prae'ice has Of 1ato yeaza been IN ezess ue1suEo
Abandoned though there arc saw medical fossas WHO
continue to iastst that depletion ts she sosesens
thing IN the woE1o for peop1e whom dtse1se has a.
'esaS depleted almost 10 ceash's door. Ihe great
minority OF ane iscaf1 no~eFcF' easefta1a Gill rent
sown r,e,.. ..s,s.. - S.ta,ns ',,.,ss. T.. 49,, so
Sssu,e. Das htre ,h.v mr., .,h ~ ,cr1onx dc.
teu},v. The o,,1c,, x~n,r, 1o.z -, ,,,u
ry them with The best nelus Of eec,ta. taei. os~
ject. This net the most eineat men N the profes-
soa have houorahiy Contested L:t ,he1, speak Tor
themselves.
Ii. ALEXANDER II. STEVENS tas told Us Ia one
Of his ratI.s, that "tse older phssci grow. tne
-.ss,st...r 49,. ~ ~ '@'7 - s'''o w. s4e'S
'4eN'e'&3e'' ...... .....-.
*'e'sss'' "tI4.atAu urtAi'nen' II" ~ 'naa "aon
ssaaas o'Sa1 u ms p'o'eas'o oo nus sue OF
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The profound HAGESDlE. one OF the greatest sur
seouS a..1 ~ ~aa' .A0ee e'et p8oaaeeo' al
'!ste0 .u"% e'so..a "Ae pts'ssaac 10 7oss
~ "e 1us' 14so - .'sp''A4 p91'use' ae ssso na
Ane" sn4s ~ oe 'a' 'sa's 1t'sa LOT ne hsd
aA'AD 0otn'
Professor E H. DAVIS hss put II en- record thst the
AyitaI cEectS Of medicine 8Fe very litIc UNDERWOOD
, 1866-05-09
#eotetnal. -
DR, MARKS :
cure,
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efe!.a.9;sIon naaon6 oS e tneeui.tioa & 'A sAp'''
~ 1w~.fsn <<-IsYsk.o fs,>1
.OTa 4E40XA'5 1VQuA4AAA@ ~A4V
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fr1n
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as5 az c1pn.nsS ~ EasC 1S ntst -
sypatltle Euse r y az SxnnlMs'e ~ ssp S.'
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sf9n we 70 oleeo aass .aatai9t nen1re1 s usuay ~
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, 1866-05-09

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, 1866-05-09

113 Wells street, corner Of Monroe, Chicsco. m- de-
TutcE his 1tstnon exclusively to the .reseat OF se
rhea, Giftt 9trittuf Seminal weakness. Pains IN
Joints, Aaecocs Of the kdnsst, dise.se 9, the Herd
from secret habit Of 5enth which oroduce conatitu.
ttona1 debility, eder HAT age Impossible aad In the
end destroy both body and mind.
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the money Will be fttusded BY returning the lutstu-
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with great auccess. Our Periodical ltops WIN hrne
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Pa1ienfa treated BY letter. Address D:: BDR-
COUGHS. 173 Wells street, corner Monroe, Chicago,
, 1866-05-09
A Physiological View Of Mnr-
E{REEa

Coptain,nr ntsrly 80 Pages and 10 one Plates and
Enpn,1ugs Of the Anatomy Of the Human Organs In
state Of Health and Disease With Treatise On Early
Errors, Its Dep!orahle Consequences iron the Mind
Aod Hody. With the Authors Plan Of Trratuent-the
by he report Of cases tres,cd. utlltul adviser to
the married. sad those contemplating raat1aEf. Eho
nee Of postage 70 any address On rseept Of = cents
Cn6i4, e isS 10. 81 Maidea Eaas. tAib.nJ. II.
1he author Tasy be consulted up2n ~ o. Is ~
by an md unedlcars sent u AnS part Of the world
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, 1866-05-09

Sc1!fE4 VIZ A4lt IL AAod&A~o.
Government Securities are in aciige demand and
a.4.,
, 1866-05-09

In the afternoon tho market Tor No Spring vns
ac,i%c ext ,ted md buoyaut-c}osn. firm al Sl.73.
an advance Of TIC Oh the closing price paid on
'ttangc. No. 2 Spring In North side houses sold
ut sl.ac-an ndyanee Of 5c. Nothing doing In
-cur.o .,raips
, 1866-05-09
sober Facfs for Thinking
People.

Year after year, from an eighth Of century, the
TTtre OF tho cnap1y has ernn'eifA the hervecs! es
fecll OF aOSTkTTEKS STOMACH B1rTER3. ELI
tors authors, physicians. merchants, ottes Of the
ary 4ad navy. chemtst' sonneeo,s n.n'ste5; Of sMs
Profession. u*1e s9: eall;as have esuned T. rs ei
aa ta,eents OF these witnesses have been published
IL the public prints. Maus Of them are will knosu
cI1llcrEed Of imrunetd- Upon ev1dence far lcss
welghly mcn acQnit ed or condemned bE consctn.
lions jurits. .-
iios1Fr7lE's SroMae1 pErfEEs fs not, however.
unnu trial IT has hesn tined and on the Au
hSfis thotc whose lives health 1t naa preserved.
pure, hAt1nlc:s, md e1nlnsntlv .sluss7y p:nafaon
ed Gin II bc necessary to sa5 *ny they hare 4lled
Ask the recovered dJapepucs, b'!lous sudGeis, VIC
have experienced ii edecss. Whit they tnk o. II.
A1x THY. and be guided solely By rhat thty SAY
Eotd 82JlNIr-XsN~y
, 1866-05-09

xns rstu set Ia about nfne 4. n. which ooutpued
~l,a d t,e intesnissou throughout Tne attendance
Of hu, ess xss sna4& ard The lev whn wcse present
evidently did not lee warranted pochssink To any
xfrat extent. L7sxn receipts epor4ed dullnces
In the New York matEe1, At decline Of NC, has
shaken the faith OF khppert, who have accordingly
bought spA1ansly. evidently Considering w9ado1n
aWat further Developments bcfore operating iazxely.
Should fastc1u Advccs coat1nue unayofabe, aud the
receipts for tomorrow be large, sleht reduction
Hom present Fsses IL not improbable. 6Rles To-day
embrace ;s6 head. It prices Tsnxnx fson ssoaa, fot
connon Gown. and medium butcher 1t 1cf k61a5e.i3
for fair 10 good shlprns Cattle. tnd S'na;.'s for
pIime to choice sseefs averaging from, l1oa to 1as
pounds.
The best ka,c CT the Day wa ;: head choice State
Steers, averaging t,272 NJ, sold By John Adams 70
Cetes A1 Thunxb nnost ol the good dzoves wore
sected earl, In the day. and ke II ia n11ces the
hf1uoe4z that thAstctetztd the closing days Of
fAat week, AsA prevailed. There large numbcr
left over unsot6 tonight
The following arc the rcpo7ted trans acsious:
CATTLE sALtS TO-DAY.
Us e. .ed :: ess e:sd s'f;ft 5 s:s
s4:;ss'5s sss 81 s: y: .s: !: + fsss SO
:ss:s: sssisx'.s II 1ii! &, r., q
ssRi
Adams se!a s5o IS had goed stee1s: aEs.aztn3
r. re; e Csdefs, T. head chc,ce Steers averaging
Ni,eati i Adm. sold ss!eker u head fair Steers.
asss.T1nE ~ -, A. ssoo to Bisd. Is heaa do as-
ast.oex sold Hs1vsy ss head. Averaging los ns. at
s;ahoxn Co. sold o's alley &C head fa'r Steers,
etces cenos = q as d IS e.a eooa seer. are
Tsf,i. seld sose', ss had prime sserrs. averaging
st.john lid Watsel T. Reueman 50 head 1ats Steer,
siradtr sod snith ii Is head good Steers, averaging
r..
, 1866-05-09

It viii be teto By noticing the Advertisements that
DE. J. SPE AR LASlER, OF Quebec. has ntEEcA Arrc4
and will open suite OF tor the tseatHen: OF
81 rtratt Diseases Incidental to the hnmaa family.
patti nts from The Western States with whom he has
been IN and Tor whom be has snccesk-
.nlly prtscr1bed b. nAH on representation Of their
cakts to h!ru. be has m apy testlnooials,
For the present he can he addressed At Chtc1-n. T.
D. Drawer 5$A0. o13i
, 1866-05-09

Ill sal<s 81 cram Tf1aor1fd IN fhis market report
are 71afe On 6dsfs stof0Ce nness etaertrSe<r+


Ill s1I<s 81 Cram reported IN fhis Fn1rkts report
are 7ne On basis Of stordCe nnIess ofAertrfsee e.
trf8Ssd~
..-..--. Tuesday ETK1ISe, Mar &.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FaKIann-Ase steady
ot .n tor 4fE Gss.s 10 New York &c 10 Boston.
Flour ftpfchts Fif0 to New York ard $l,l1&l - to
Dstton The Grshd TRUNK kai!roAd Il taking Flou1
VI. SIrulA at BIC 10 I,pxton and Portland.
LACE FEE16ul-Ne1c held It l0c for Corn to
fn0aso. There a.e very ftw grain vessels in port
Thy only essSSsM gst rsposted sas !ar ocean Wave.
FLnpIa-ftcetvcd to-day S,oso prls; shipped 1aa73
br.s !ccclFcd last wcok 4Gts nslss shipped s. 2si
Iris. During ste week thrrc has beEu veiy actre
de,naua yreA spring tie market shows
vtc winters tbefe has BEEN Gao,etate ds1nsad. and
close there ~ more inquiry for sptag supets, and
Tt+rAxthe sasEet wss active ard 1alsy 1ee h.shr7,
ssles weac: WnfrE W,xrxrss--.l0o brts at sis,oo:
s;{s s,;f:3 10 ~, n1I; H. T'ssSs:a ~, :
rate" ct tirg: ny pE!s Pletce 1sahrs M,anc!,sa,
~ .sts ": Lost" 80 es!s :. ..Ftleoa"se hss Dun
::pacotah 4 :9s:K leo hi ss;!anshesie5 aad loo
o r. n.'s r, ri, aamea % ss r. r., h!' 9 i
SrE4.u 81 yER-5so nfa at ts..5: it1 bfs al &6-25.
, 1866-05-09

TUESDAY EyEN1SH. AtAy s.
There IL an tncttAaco activity In the fry Goods
t1aaf. prices regular asd the market Is char
actesazed with rtncr tone Prints arc In reduced
STOCK, and desirable ety1cs are scarce aad nrm.
Standa Shtcttugs arc &c lover, though closing nsm
al ttlc dsclme+ The ttoeE ."1e13 light. Lawn are
sralcr4 Challles are IN good demand. Fancy WOoteu
Casatntre of good styles are scaEce and command
hisher r:1eet. VIC quote closing prices As iolloNs: