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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-03-28

effect of which is to throw back on
the lands on the upper half Of the
road the cost of constructing about
three fourths of the lower half Of
the road, in addition to the cost oil
their own half Of the road
Such an arrangement to say the
least is not equitable; it works
manifest injustice; was not contem.
plated by the law. For the law was
conceived so as to obviate a com
mon objection tcroad improvements
by general taxation, viz: that one
part of the county was taxed for
the special benefit of another; and
under this new law (by assessment
for supposed benefit deriyed) it was
expected that the above objection
would be obviated, and our roads
would be improved, inasmuch as
that every neighborhood would have
to build and pay for its own road.
That seemed to meet the views of
the people, But if our viewers and
survey ors will manage this business
50 as to defeat and obviate the true
intent and meaning Of the law, the
people will not stand it. They are
willing and ready to build their own
roads in their own neighborhoods
and along their own lands; but are
not, and will not submitto be taxed
''under this law" to build roads op-
posito other peoples lands, who
ought to build their own roads ac-
cording to the intention Of the law.
The sooner all parties concerned
shall conform to the law, the better
it will be for the cause Of road i'm
provements in our county. / think
that the people along the various.
lines will cheerfully submit to an
equitable taxation according to the
true intent and meaning of the law.
You will bear in mind that the peo-
pie towards the county line have
some cross roads that they wish
and intend to improve, and all these
roads don't run to Washington
consequently, let every tub stand
on its own bottom. The true doc
trine under this law is, for every
ncighborhood to pay for its own
improvements and for the sake of
public economy let this business be
SO conducted Chat a third rate law
yer can't drive a coach and four
through the gaps Of official action.
w. III. j.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-03-28
Sealed Pronosals

XKTILL be received at the law office Of
w J. B Priddy, at Washington OH,
Ohio, until April Both, 1867, for furnishing
the bricks and putting them in the walls
of church edifce, for the First Baptist
Church at Washington @. H., Ohio.
Said Edlfice to be 65 feet long, 40 feet
wide, and 25 feet high
Plans and specifications are on file at the
office above named
The Committee reserves the right of re-
iecting any or all Of the bids offered.
By order of the Committee,
j. B. PRIDDY, Clerk,
March 29, 1867. 1894
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-03-28
HHilHSbOrO Road.

CEALED PROPOSALS will be receiy-
~ ed at the Auditors ofilee,ih washing
ton, Fayette County, Ohio, until noon,
Wednesday, April Sd, 1867, for the i'm
provement of the Hillsboro Road, as or
dcred by the Commissioners of Fayette
County, and according to General Specifi-
cations on file in the said Auditors Office,
for the improvement of said road, either by
sections of one mile, measuring from the
corporation line of Washington, or as a
whole, from thence to Wabash Creek, a
distance of about six miles.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-03-28
CTIRONIC DIsEAsEs!
Especially those Of Females.

Diseases of tho Ear and Eye, Deafness,
Otorrhoea. Blindness, Sore Eyes, Scrofula
in all its various forms and complications;
Nervous Diseases of every kind, Affections
of the Throat and Lungs, Liver Complaint,
Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Affections Of
the Stomach and Bowels, Kidneys and
Urinary Organs, Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Heart Diseases, Sexual Debility, Sper-
matorrhoea, Gonorrhoea, Syphilis, and all
the forms of skin disease. The various
forms of Dropsy, Erysipelas, Epilepsy,
Fistula, and Piles ofevery form, Prolapsus
Uteri, Sterility, Leucorrhoea, Suppression,
and oll the forms of Female irregularity,
will receive special attention.
r73~oFFIGE AT THE WILSON HOUSE
Where one or the other can be found at all
times unless professionally absent.
Consultation at Office Free.
They will visit patients if requested.
March %, 1867. l9-tf,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-03-28
GRAY DIOMEDE!

VTHIs distinguished saddle-Horse and
l. Premium Stallion, will serve limit
ed number of Mares the ensuing season,
commencing on the lst day of April and
ending on the lst day of July, at Washing
ton, in Snyder's Grove, at
ssI5 1EIE SEASON,
with the privilege of breeding the same
mare the next season if she does not prove
to be with foal, Should the Horse be sold
and n mare does not get foal, the money
will be returned, but the Breeder must run
the risk of the horse dying.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-03-28
Caution!

A LII Persons are hereby cautioned
n against trusting a boy which / raised,
by the name of John Layton Reader, com
morly known as John Layton Jones. He
has left my house and employ, and I will
pay no debts that he or anyother person
except myself may contract.
WELLS JONES.
Concord TIP. March 49, 1867. 1873
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-03-28
NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS knowing themselves
n indebted to Cleaveland g. Yeoman,
are Lereby notified that unless they settle
up by the Goth of April, 1867, we will pro.
ceed to collect according to law. Any one
desiring to settle can call on George c.
jenkins, in Washington, or s. B. Yeoman,
at the Probate Judges office.
CLEAVELAND & YEOMAN.
Washington @. H, o., March 90, 1867
I8*3w A
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-03-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
D r. s. f
Jepthae & ]. M. Davis,

MoULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM
w the citizens of Washington and Vi
cinity that they have associated themselves
permanently in the proctice of medicine,
Their vast experience and successful
Treatment of all the forms of Acute and
Chronic Diseases for more than thirty years,
has gained for them wide spread reputa-
tom and having availed themselves ofthe
advantages Of all the new discoveries and
means for the reliefand cure ofthe afflicted,
they confidently anticipate full share of
the patronage and confidence of the public,
believing they so well and truly merit that
confdedce Of this people
They will give particular attention to all
forms OF
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-03-28
March %, 1867

The New York Herald's special says
that the example Of Wade Hampton, Of
South Carolina, In counting the negroes, is
likely to be very generally followed, and
that much good will grow out Of the policy
TO both races, Henry A. Wise, Of Virgin
la, is expected to follow next in q similar
effort at Richmond,
A dispatch from New Orleans says; In
the Senate Joint resolution was inhodu-
ced, recommending all citizens, white and
black, who vote, to register their names
aud take an active part in the reorganiza-
tion Of the State, The office Of Register
Of votes has been closed BY advice Of Gen.
Sheridan.
The editor of the Daytou journal says
that fruit grower who returned home on
Friday from ajourney through portions of
Miami, Clarke and Greene counties, states
that wherever he had an opportunity he
examined the fruit buds, and ho found
them SQUAD in The proportion Of at least
eight outoften.
The Wisconsin Assembly has passed,
by vote Of GO to o2, a resolution to sub
nit to the people tho question Of extend,
ing the suffrage TO women. There isa good
chance that lis Scunte will agree to the res.
olution. and the question be thus outspread
for discussion before the people.
The Sanduaky RCgister announces that
the short line Railroad from Dayton. to
Cincinnath will not bo built, the Cincin-
uat, Dayton a Eastern Company having
made arrangements with the Cincinnati,
Hamilton a Dayton Railroad to run their
cars over the latter road,
The Xenia Torchllght learns that viii.
liam aud Henry Brown Of that place were
among the killed by the recent explosion
Of the eteamer David White, on the Mis-
sissippi. They were highly respected and
promising young men.
The Government Of Honduras has de.
clarcd he ports open for the reception Of
prluea ia the Spanish Gillian war.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-03-28
WASHINGTON AND JAMESTOWN
PIX E.


GEALED PROPOSALS will be receiv,
~ ed at the Auditors office in Washing.
ton, Fayette county, Ohio, until noon :,
Thursday, April 4th, 1867, for the improve
ment of the jamestown Road, as ordered
by the Commissioners of Fayette County,
and according to General Specifications on
file in the said Auditors office for the inn
provement of said road. either by sections
Of one mile, measuring from the corporation
line of Washington, or as whole, thence
to the countyline Of Fayette and Greene,
distance Of 1917 miles.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-03-28
SPECIAL SPECIFICATIONS

l~' - - -
srorIoN /. Beginning in corporation line
of Washington, at center Of bridge at South
end of Fayette street. Beeir ming at 2s
poles. n cut of Is poles, averaging 3 feet,
Gt 69 noles a culvert A by4 drains to be
ont TO conduct the water Co the creek at the
beoinning of the section, beginning at ID
noIes. n 2ll 10 poles. averaging 70 inches,
bcginning at l52 poles, a Ail Of I6 poles
averaging s inches; at l44 poles, etIlyert
4 by /, dPai age to be made to lin culyert
at 63 poles; At l90 poles, n culvert4 by a;
beeinnin. at 1874 poles, a cut Of Ill poles,
ayeragipe / 5 inches; beginning at 1875 poles
a cut Of 10 poles. averaging s inches; be-,
cut to conduct the water to creek at l62
poles, section 9; beginning ia poles, Gil
Of 10 poles, averaging l2 inches; beginning
nj 800 poles, All Of l2 poles, averaging Il
inches at 266 poles, a eulyert 8 by S.
SECTION 9. Al l6 poles, culvert 4 by A.;
NJ lill poles, eulyert & bv /; berinninS at
l1O nolea. a fill of % noles, averaging 6
feet! be0inning at ITO poles, fiji of 30
poles ayeraping s feet beginning at 27O, a
ant Of 6 poles. averaging II inches.
Srorror Z BeCinn1ng at ID poles. n fiji
of % noies. averaging I9 inches al 81
poles. a oulyert 8 byl; beginning at s6
noles' a All Of a poles. averaging l9inohes,
If Sg noies n culyert bv 4, beoipning
NJ i9O poles, cut Of s poles, averaging 8
inches: beginning at 1876 poles, fill Of S
noIes averaging 6 inches; beginning l54
nolesa All Of ~ poles, averaging Is inches
~ IA nolos n hridoe is feel LONG bv 8 feef
hioh. beoin at 9lO pojes. and iii ayerag-
ins & inches for G nolea, beain at 81 6 poles !,
cn4 noles overoginc 10 inches. boGin al
SSS noIes ond All Z noles. ayeraSinoI 6
;nohds, hoc;n a. o56 noIos In for 3 nolsa
aycrsging I > inches, AT 96l poles n chi.
yert IS 5y q UT
avcr,og Atos no,es n cplvort bvA.
hoaia az oA nales gII 10 noles averog;c9
4 ;aohos. hoi,in a. "a nolas 6li IA n9lese
a garo,;no, - I5;nohes. ot Ia nolea a hridge
% e'as dSna H. 10 fest high, bcg;n AZ Id8l
80 o,ns iv'' 'V9 az ofs noios avsroo;nS 10 innh
pu'esl ttSos x, noio " V,vl nnlyort ~ ~ s65
psi noIos ~ = %Iy cvIyart want d NV a
PVsss' Smnn'ow ~ Atli8 roles n bridse / 4 faet
~. K, 4 seo, NON. n l5s nolos n cnlvorkl
4 tHoS ~ otIsS nolas n cnlyert & hv 4,
a;y Ky = ! oMSS M noles flI 4 noles. ayeraeinr n 3
aohas, "s r. heajn ~ Sge noles eut 4 noles, Az.
a"SnN, aus'a,,s. 10 nohas. begin N 400 nolea.
stglst" \ ~ a~los ~ "voracing 8 inches, "A 9O7
naies nj ~ hriSga SS feet lone bv 10 feet hieh
WINK Po,n y @ qaa noles 4 fill "a mole. ayersg.
Ivy Ivy & ,cot av ~ ''S' -
'"S .ss po.inn;nc a. IN nnlea n All
90 1n nVniyS n'Ios " yesae;ng 70 inches, at 4lI
=. ~. ~ pV',.i i.ert N, (. heoin A GO poies
y All All ~ d nnles. averaging IL iuches; be.
nll ~ Ioo poles a, siI noss ayeraging %
s.n ~ ~ ~ M M noles c,,lvert 4 IN 4. be.
aiU aIUnys NJ NJ ~ iJ MIX All ID noles averaging
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-03-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
GEai1IiG0tEaE Road.

GEALED PROPOSALS will be recciv-
~ ed at the Auditors Office in Washing
ton, Fayette County, Ohio, until noon,
Wednesday, April Sd, 1867, for the i'm
provemont of the ohillicothe Road, as or
dered by the Commissioners Of Fayette
County, and according to General and
Special Specification on file in the said Au-
ditor's Office, for the improvement Of said
road, either by sections Of one mile, mea.
suring from the corporation line of Wash
ington, or as whole, from thence 70 fte
county line at tIie fafdi Of Milton Heagiepss
n distance of about nine miles.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-03-28

A LII THOSE knowing themselves ins
IA debted to s. O. JENKINS, are here
by invited to call and settle their accounts,
either by cash or note, by the 18th Of April
or the aecou will be left with the au-
thorities for collection. Having sold oats
am preparing to leave the heeOuntry. iinT
tend to be prompt. ...,,-.
March Slst, 1865. 1ieS
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-03-28

/ DnOWu w w y bAu0b0E4hS AuAn'
bug.
In this free country ofours, where
the offices are the gift the people, il
is legitimate to examine the acts Of
our public servants. Their pledges,
their official conduct, and their ca
pacity for business, are epublic prop
erty, and are subjects Of investiga-
ton and comment.
1t will be remembered that two
years ago there was some excite
ment in the county as to the man
agement of the county affairs. In
our township Of Jefferson there
was quite a feeling of discomfort
The county Treasury had been
robbed, and more than one Treas
urer had been a defaulter for thou
sands of dollars. 1t seemed that
the proper officers had one set of
keys to the county safe, and some
other party had another set. Much
arrangement or carelessness appa-
rehtly existed somewhere, and dis
satisfaction was manifest in various
quarters.
None took more pains to fan this
excitcment-to expaiatc on the
wrongs or corruption Of the county
officers, than our townsman, DIR.
Jones. lie spent weeks, (day and
night, J eRiightening the people on
this matter, and at lengtlrannounc-
ed himself n candidate for County
Commissioner, in opposition to one
of the best men in the couhtyA He
took the field rs the Reform chndl-
date, promising us that, If elected,
he would bring to light all hidden
things, and make plain as the
noon-d0y sun, the mysteries and
corruptions Of the ofllce-holders, -
He would tighten the burdens of
taxation, and show the people an
example of financial economy here
toforo unknown. In word, he
would, il elected, be the Moses"
Of m oppressed people, leading
them out Of the wilderness Of dark
ness to the Eden Of perfect light.
He only asked to be clothed with
authority to show to the world his
talents and skill. The Doctor was
elected upon these with numerous
other pledges.
When we succeeded In the elec-
ton of this great man, we felt re-
llcf-we felt confidence IN his abili-
ty---safe in his bravery--success in
his skill. We had no donbt, no
hesitation in his energy,iH his deyo-
ton, and in his patriotism. HeI
had pledged himself to do much,
and hc would do II We thought
we knew the Doctor We were fiat.
tered into the belief that he could do
any thing-ride on horseback more
miles in twenty-four hours than any
living man--could swim rivers, III
necessary to secure sucoess-eould
ride longer ma q railroad car with
out rest, than any man--that he
could talk fast--and in short he
sould do what the drunken Indian
sould not do-he could "hotd a
sess by nc tdH~
Thus he enjoyed our full conf
lenoe and hope of the promised Re
formation. lie was emphatically
our Moses, and we his people,
What has he done--how fulfilled
,ur expectationsp
On being induced with the office
If County Commissioners, about the
lrst thing we hear Of our friend, he
: acting In the double capacity Of
advocate and Judge y presenting
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-03-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
Leesburg Road.

SNEALED PROPOSALS will be received
- at the Auditors Office, in Washington
Fayette County, Ohio. until noon, Thurs
day, April 4th, 1867, for the improvement
of The Leesburg Road, as ordered by the
Commissioners Of Favette County, and Ac-
cording to General and Special Specidca.
tions on file in said Auditors Office, for
the improvement of said road, either by
sections of one mile, measuring from the
corpoMtion Tine of Washington, or as a
whole, from thence to the county line, at
the farm of Daniel Pavey, q distance Of
twelve and half miles.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-03-28
[For the Herald.l

Our County Commissioner, DR..
.Jones-His pledges before the
election-What he promised to
do, and what he has dome
Shown to be q clustering hum
bug.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-05
THE NATIONAL GUARD.

The following named officers have been COM
missloned by the Commander-nChlef in the NJ q. s. n
Y during the week ending Sept. %, 1861:
sEvgS7H Drvssx-FraHcls NJ Mcdonald orlnsncs oor with
FIRsr BnisaD-THoOIOe Masby j cowmisAp Of sub'esee
ssynsrn BasapR-snss w Beden Assistant AdIutant
with rank from sgt 1907 ssie cas~b Csap sh f..
rank fron sept 2, 1851. vice J'y;v 49,. .,., $50,
q m 10: n. , g = sbs sSss cs s I11s s s
ssieuos with ro Ans a. e' Gros dceiar zeaa. 2 Rag
RIEvssTs % %BsosDs%Rohsld r. Boi RBginses
sl1TssSTa BSTGiDs~w@- II. Main Cor.aay Of Subsistence
with rank FROM sep. , 1851 vice Jsbn L. Hse.tbS ,,.
Win rsnh ffom sept O. 1851 Woe MsssIy.
S siiSsD S% Aaso isi wee scs:af Prea
3d. 1867 Corb re.snsd ssrues Lson FS neuaavl' Ana
'as s% ASgtH ~ I21 v.ss BssF Icasrfd .. go,
Sept 1851 vice w oRsly g!o%S''da H., u., ,, go,
ss7sxTsssTn REexrsTJs.s B. splcrr s4oud Ilea,saAss
with rank from 70, 1851 vice Van COtt resigned
TwSxTYyFTH REGxESr-John H. Huber Lieutenant Colonel
ns p With rsf cs Sepebcr 1851 e stats
retired the Rev enboh deDb1g ChpAin With rank o Sept s.
PrrTvnsr REGxxsreury LEM Second eaisnsHi With rank
FirsTTrs RSsisrSTw. W. stew Surgeon with raah rOn July
srr,sSsr REomsSTs HOpiin, sslsury Aduant With
from Jay a. eI John HGbbeh Con'sy Of substenee with
sxysSrr,TSunra Rnesssr-J,Bss POI, Fir Lieutenant Win
SrS sas,S . rni FROM a 2 1851 ,Iee Bean resigned james
Tagga First Leutsnan With rank if9% set iSs. ss rPasI
Sent T. 1861 vice Chester, resiguod
EIGfTYYYTH 2RGisESr-Aura J. Andrews Captain with rank
from 2 1867 vice Harrington Ponod willard '" Park Frst
La,enast th ishk ron Asg ~ e, W S i9 A9dSs L' l.
Cartlla FROM Auy o. 1877, sico Sololons declined
EIGaTyIxTH REGIsxSrP H. Ilacomb suTgson sth rank from
Aug 26. 1851
EigRrYsYvKSTH REcNgrLeora LOOMS Captain, With rank
from Sept 1867 Call resigned Edward L. PaD3ns, fst
Leaiesaat with k from sept ~ 1861 vice Looui promoted
NrsKrYEIoHTH RDGHKNfGsoFge Kellogg. Captain With rank
Sept; 1861 Crar deceased Willard H. Ayard. firsdea
tena rank FROM Sept. Z 1867. vice kellogg promoted
The following designations OF officers in the National
Guard s. N. " have been accepted by the Commander
inc Chief, during the week ending Sept. 49, 1861
Sept 2-Secnui Lieutenant Frederick Schwert itri Regiment;
Capt Eier Ehh egued Capt Peter Pglmrr seventh Renpt.
list Lieutenant james Seventh RegmeN ffi Lieutenant lrnz
KohhauIt Eevcth snent 2second Leuttnaut Mathew Rue
Hundred SiIth Regiment l6hLeuL Col d. taaJ iNsn-
tlth kegI.elL
New-York tribune., 1867-10-05
RELIGIOUS.

The Baptist Society Of Sing Sing about to erect
church edace
The Centenary contributions from q annual Con
ferencos Of the NJ t. Church AMOUNT 10 ~ 3i2 600
The cOlored congregation at Tarrytown have raised
nearly 5000 Of tho $1,000 required 70 Ld the church whote
cornerstone recently lad
The American Missionary Association viii hold its
annual meeting Homer Cortland Coaaiy " f commencing oet B
81 i3p
The Unitarian Society Of Beverly, Mass. cele-
baed s e0 W,dney and toe Rev. C. Tbayer
Of Boston, who nearly quarter ntuTy It's pastor
orator
Some friends Of President Anderson of Rochester
hsYe subscribed purchase hbrry gave
m Juns DE- eadcgtd Pdcnc q Bgor uiyerty;
fen hat thnse who lad when comparatively Worthless
Dght 10 The benefit ofany rec IN ~ s,osk"
The Rev. T.. q. BROOKS hps resigned the pastOrship
~ BIS church ths the ut d Secretary
solved to rsse &ioo go Mssfr have selected Mr.
Brooks % Wait t several Their tho
h Brooks erfrtc ven stsd aT
and win hardly fail In ts sriacas undertaking..
At the recent meeting Of the American Board tho
Rev. william Tracy reeeny loa the MaiuA Mission
20 noray said he ashamed ~
fo ahsre Of ChTsiaai biz weatues H. a
there evidence o tho o. ne Gospel Horas lave
tho strongbOh o. Satan 10 fenn with all lie
traditions hudred eentures which tr heathen sk ~h n-
J. mauidcen 10 iS wehp aan tle teapies The one Ia Msr
9 G,t sq1arc With O. Luag They conuri one Ich To
coat lalOI; ths bus ned .ys rsaa il aupl H., one
thousand ,lfa II gsle taoserJH DtctLgd b9sss.se. NJ ne
Seov,c aiiS dol III
New-York tribune., 1867-10-05

FAMILY MARKETS.

OR LIVING ENPfNSfS IN cbN-iOhN
FRIDAY. Oct. T. 1851.
The most noticeable feature the market Just row Is
the immense quantities OF beef and mniton upon the
butchers hooks and stalls While the choice cuts 0f fat
animals are still sold at high prices, there IS an aound
ance Of good nutritious meat choap that person VINO
can bay anything get this substantial food. FOR
iust anc Of meat the clcanings OF Dones
meat mt &C., and front shoulders OF mutton az &C. per
iouud True IL deal or both beef ana NUT
ton ont ~ poor animals making an excess OF 1ede sM
over tender Next In cOspicuOusness Ii 1rutr
the head Of which grapes. Taken III the orier OF
their greatest bulk. have Isabelas, C0ncords,
Delawares and wbas The Concors are last ftlnB
of aud Cataw bas Increasing with large quantities from
OHIO Dclawarcs are much more abundant than NJ any
previous year, and the verdict OF the people places 'hou
ai the head uf table Rppcs, though Ike tho SicEe pear,
they are small and is gold dollar. Prices have very
wide range even for the grape some fancy dealers
I'm Fulton Market charging 35C. for Deawares, while
neatly as fine grapes of the kind are retailing in
Washington Market at The may be SAID OF the
other sOrt the street corner stands pretty uniformly
selling not wrll-ripcned Isabeas at Oc.
Peaches are plenty to-day and viii cool and unpleasant
weather they are selling slowly Now is good time for
those who have failed 10 put up supply of these or
plums pcachrsrlnns are almost out ef
the question. few be fUnnd Fine pears are Ia
fair supply. peach basket OF choice Duciesee Louise
Onne, sickel Flemish Beauty. costing s3@S3 S0-one
select basket OF very line Ygaiens sOdf s5 Fine
butter IL increasingly and higher The "biddles
have struck for higher say the egg dealers,
aud only give fresh productions for quarterin
same money. Flour il stnrmng up again. Smells are
added fresh and haddes" 10 smoked sh. Dry beans
have tho wide of i220c. quart for the same
article In different lOcnitee Ncscy ST. being the cheapest
People laying In coal for Winter and ~ ~ well, the
look now being toward an early advance We quote
New-York tribune., 1867-10-05
THE MONEY MARKhr.
SALES AT TIE STOCK ExCuANGE.-FrnSr CALL,
10f O'CLOCK A. 81.

GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENT.