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A splendid assortment of Pcrfumery and
Toilet SOAPS at G.. w. Roberts & Cos.

GoSE.-The martin (ornihD tribe has de-
parted our place, leaving their boxes and the
cornice of the houses to other tenants. We
are not advised as TO whether they left on ac-
count of the smallpox or not, we presume
however, that it was more on account Of cool
nights. We wish them pleasant trip to the
warmer cmes. They were more numerous
and far more noisy than the loaiers, on a
warm day in front of the Court House.
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MILL BuRSED.-stephen Whites steam saw
and grist mill was burned about two weeks
ago. The mill was on Fish Creek near New
Freeport. Esq, White had no insurance and
the loss will fall heavily.
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OuR readers must bear with us during the
unusual press upon our reading space. Never
theless you will find the advertisements
worthy of perusal.
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GAt'apussbarg Republican.
/ RRIyAIs AND DEPARTURES OF THE
~ II :, rn kNn ERnM WANNESRIIIG =.

MAILS To MD TDNI " WNINF1oDUIvI'
I'm Waynesburg to Waynesburg. arrival
\ rrpesdays, ~ p. M; departure, Wednesdays
G, 6:A.-lvla JoleytOwn.
From Wayneshurg TO Willow Tree, arrival
.Wednaldays, II a. nj departure, Wednesdays,
lam.
From Washington Pa. to Waynesburg, arrival
daily, 75p. M; except Sundays departure daily
IL D. M, (except SundaysL. ....
From Rices Landing 10 Waynesburg, arrival
daily, q, p. m, Except Sundays, departure daily
y, u. M, except sundays.
From Waynesburg, Pa. to Cameron, W. Va,
arrival, Tuesdays and Saturdays 5, p. m, depar
ture, Mondays and Fridays, 3, a. m. fl.-. T..
, From Waynesbtrg to West Alexander, Wash
Co.. Pa arrival, Fridays, 7, p. IN, departure,
Saturdays, !, a. N. -... --
From Wasneshurg tn Morgantown, W. Va,
arrival, Wednesdays, 5, p. m, departure. Thurs
days, q, q m. --.t ... .-.
From Eaynesburg to Mddieborrne, W. Va,
arrival, Wednesdays, 5, p. m, departure, Tues
days, T. m.
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PisEl.klDEIp1alA.

PHILADELPHIA, August 2i.-Peiroleum-
refined 26ta27bci crude ldc. Flour quiet;
fresh ground extra 50 j0al0 80. Wheat dull
new red 81 35f2 40. Corn-yeiow mixed
81 %. Oats G5u6Sc.
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FuNErM SERMON. Rev J. b. Crane, ofthe
Church of Christ will preach the funeral ser
mon Of Daniel Owens deed, at the Regular
Baptist hurch in this place, on next Lords
day, at II o'clock. He will also speak in the
evening, and on Saturday evening preceding
At early lamplirhting
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5liea

oNoTicEsw Marriages and Deaths insertedt free :
bit al TriJu'es 'of Respect and Obituaries Charged
eight cents line, The money nntst Be adcancedto
secure Heir, Insertion. ,s E.r T.r.-r
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Jon PRrNrING.--Job printing Of all descrip-
tions, executed promptly in good style, and
at very low rates, at this office.
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Tribute OF r. spECr.-The following resO-
lutions were adopted by j. f. Temple Lodge,
No 5Ii, |, o, of o. f., at Oak Forest, Pa,
uron the occasion of the death Dr. VIM
Roberts, who died Aug. 10th, 1861.
WHEREAS, God in the mysterious di,pensa.
tipn Of Ills Divine PrOyi lcnce has seen prop
cr to rcmoye from ourmihSt our must esteem.
ed hrOlfer Iice Groad, VIM H berts,
WHEREAS, We shall no more cusplhe hand
that was ever open to hro,hnr in iricndship
and in dis ress. NJ more will he meet us in our
sncill Cilce, hut his yirtu and many noble
traits of character will ever live as grecn spots
in The memory Of us ALL Therefore
Resoired, Tina, in the death of our well be-
loved brother our Lodge and Order have | lst
a worthy member, his family kind and alice
tiunatc husband AMI father and the cOmmu
nifty an honorable and highly esteemed citi,
I'm.
Reso'ei That brother VIM Roberts whose
death we sincerely hment will ever lie ranked
with the loved ard hOoored of our Order.
ResoIrsA That this Lodge doth sincerely
svmpathiZc with the bereavp, family OF cur
brother in this their sud aiIliction. We can
only commend them to Him whose goodness
binIeth mp the broken heart, and who Is a
husband to the widow and father to the faith.
crlcsS With the assurance that there is a
world where the good and virtuous viii meet
alnin and in which sorrow, pain aud death
can never enter.
Resoiced, That our Lodge room he drapel
in mourning for thirty days and that we wear
the usual badge the same length of lime.
Res,ired That these resolutions be entered
in our minds and copy handed to the family
of the deceased brolher and that they be
published in each of our county papers.
JOnN CALL,
G. w. ULLuM, Committee
JAMES iiOGE.
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TnE attention of our readers is directed to
the advertisement of ]. Knox Our farmers
may depend upon the excellence and cheap
ness of any article offered by this firm.
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NAGSoIIA WArER.-A delightful toilet art-
to Cologne and at halfthe price.
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A LADY has sent us curious specimen of
tomato. In shape it is the perimeter ofa circle,
and weighs about three pounds. A vegetable
curiosity, to be sure
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fJ-ErrOrs Of YOuth.--A gentleman who
suffered for years from Nervous Debility, Pre-
mature Decay, and all the effects of youthful in
discretion will for the sake Of suffering humans
ty, send free to all who need it, and receipt and
directions for making the simple remedy by
which he was cured Sufferers wishing to profit
by the advertisers experience, can do so by ad-
20 - - - JOHN OGDEN, ~
6:5-Iy ~ ri. ~ Cedar ST., New York.
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A new supply OF those very fine cigars al
Braden's Drug Store.
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% E1eHTY- -EIenr PErIrIoNs in bank
ruptcy have so far been filed in the
United States Court for the Western
District q Pennsylvania. a''. ,-s.iq e.
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For the best Paint Brushes go to g. w
Roberts e Cos Drug Store.
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ThOmpson's Tooth Soap the best prepara-
ton for cleansing the teeth, at G.. W. Roberts
e Co.'S Drug Store
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For the best vinegar go to G, W. Roberts &
Co.'S Drug Store.
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Chalfant' coco cream is all the go" sod
at Braden's Drug Store.
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GROCERIES,.
PITTSBURGH MARKETS.
SATURDAY, August q, 1867.

The general markets have been moderately ac-
tive during the past week, the volume of busi-
ness, in the aggregate, deing fully up to that of
the week preceding, but there IL still plenty of
room for Improvement. So far, asvalues are con
cern5d, there are no changes in any leading ar
tlcles worthy ofspeclal notice.
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, Liquors old, pure and cheap, for medical
purposes, at Braden's Drug Store.
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II IS said that great di,sension exists in
Jacktown, ii not yet being determined which
side Of the town the railroad shall pass on
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srvKsAI cases of Typhoid Fever are re-
ported hereabouts. None Of q malignant
type. s1 n "a, si.f, ,.s b. III. i1sfil IS
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A new and splendid stock Of drugs cheap,
at Braden's Drug Store. "a iani qiaiiaiir'i
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aalavviea,

MoNAG-CARSON-,Iuly 18th, 1867, by
Rev. Alex w. White, Harry McNay OF Jack
sonville, Greene co, Pa, to Fannie Carson,
UniOntoTn, PA
tzzzFsyye;vssFp-7-yyyyxrp4
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ous relghbors ea q is not 30 transparent
as bis rulrdrity! sniTglnus hrs nai
E.E'sta .Asl1 viigmgyT s1aAzs IA ,
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ra-Dr. whit,lcsy takes pleasure in an.

BN-Dr. Whitticsy takes pleasure in an
nouncing to mis- numerous friend and patrons
that he has fcturnsd to Washington and resum-
ed practice at his old stand, corner of Main and
Chestnut streets where he can be found Mt all
times by those wishing to consult him in regard
to diseases and their treatment. The DR.. deems
1t unnecessary TO enter into the details of his
theory and psict!ce, as from hundreds of cases
which he has treated with complete success in
Washington and adjoinirGcornties, the public
are more or less acquainted with his system.
He would, however, say that during his resi-
dcncc in Cincinnati he had experience in hospi-
tai practice, making weekly visits to the princi-
pal hospitals of the city, coming in contact with
chronic diseases of every type and kind, and
having ample opportunity to witness the effect
Of the most approved and scientific modes Of
treatment, the Doctor has also added to his Office
a very fine Microscope, which enables him to
make optical Chemical, and Microscopical ex
aminatlons OF any case that may be presented
in short, to reduce medical Diagnosis by means
of the urine to absolute certainty, leaving no
room for doubt, either ON his part, or that of the
patient The aft cted are invited TO call and test
his treatment with the Assurance of speedy re-
lief and permanent cure. l-
| T;]-tf -N F. WHIrTLEsY.
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I AND SALE.
For sale, 1900 acros Of Timber Land, on tho
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad near Littston
Station, West Va, OH which there Is Steam
Saw Mill, Tanncry and abundance Of the best
kind OF StaVc, Building and Stavo Timber. Is
rich and well adapted to grazing, md will be
cut in parcels TO suis purchasers. Apply to 0.
Marshall near the premises, or to Dawson
Adams, Wayncsburg, Greene County, Pa.
6:26-6m .. NI.
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Barctt's Hair Restorative, for sale at G.. w,
Roberts & Cos Drug Store.
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S T L A NJ e n G. N L!

which will bc included In tho salc. The Coal
Banks Is open and shows an inexhaustable sup
ply. No more desirable location for Distillery
can be found In the State.
For further particulars apply to r. A. Flonnf-
ken, Davidsons Ferry, Greene county, Pa, or By
letter to the undersigned.
JOHN NJ. DARRAH,
5.e-9In Uartsyillc. Bucks Co., Pa
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Tho undersigned offers at private sale that yalu.
at the Mouth of Muddy Creek, Greene county,
Penn'a., containing about forty-fivo 45) acres OF
rich bottom land There is on the premises
valuable
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Sales,
NHLRlffss SALE

next, mt one o'clock, r, M, the following proper
ty,viz: All the right, title, ,ntest and claim Of
defendant of, In and TO certain House and lct
joining lots Of A. b. Miner, on the north, the
Washington road on the west an alley On the
east and Franklin st. on the south.
Taken in execution as the property OF Absalofn
Hedge AT the suit of Dn Jonathan Simpson,
/ sli-3t 4, ar HEATH JOHNS, Sh'G
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ISAAC BLAeKLEDGE, DECD.
CIIERIFFs SALE,

SiIihfro y Shi4i-' sa-a.s.ssssss-s-ss' - tta
BY virtue Of writ Of vendItioni Exporlas is
sued out Of the C9utt OF Common Pleas Of Greene
county andtu nrr directed. there will DO expos
ed to public sale ct the Court House, In Waynos-
burg, on "A ~ tft, .ts
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DOUNTY TAX REPORT.
From Center Tp, for the year 1855, Stephen
strawn, collector.
DIR.
TO amount of duplicate. II
CIR.
Paid in First National Bank of
Waynesburg, ,............... s2e75 90
Percentage for collecting and
paying out.....-.................... 30 80
EXoncratlons, on duplicate. lS5 o5
Amount remaining in the
hands of Collector Strawn... +}3 69-.S6ji II
We the undersigned auditors, certify that the
above statement is correct according to the In
formation given us by the Collector and Treas-
urer Of said Bounty tax.
--sFf rr-t r.. KETCHAM,
s. WOODS,
s2l-3w Auditors.
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T NJ p o II T A N I TO
BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS!
wAYNEsBURa STEAM FLAMING MILL.

1t gives us pleasure TO announce to the public
the completion OF this work and the readiness OF
the proprletors to
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For Rent,

nFFICES in the third story CT building on corner
~ Of Exchange and Milk Streets. Enquire at Of
Feb. 70. IT Exchange Street.
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Lost.
L. O - II !!

DETwEEN Cape Elizabeth Ferry and the Market
ID on Market street, silver Watch The finder
viii be sutab rewarded by leaving 1t at this office.
July 1-d1ws - u -
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,Fl -e NEW YORK, July 2.
Cotton--a shade lower; sales 900 bales; Middlina
uplands at 26 a 263c. $50
tlour-15 q 25c lower; sales 1850 bbls.; State at
675 "a 10 90; round hoop Ohio at 10 20 a. ~ 30; West
ern at 70 "a II 6O Southern at so 20 IL 20; Cali
fornia at IL W "a 400. -sl iI0f
Wheat-heayy and lower; sales 16, TOO bush. No. 2
Chicago Spring 0O; Milwaukee No. at 2 DO, and
No. 2 at 20; White Amber Georgia at 8 % "a 90;
White California at 2 so "a 90. G.t
Ccrn-unchangei; sales IS, 900 bush; new Mixed
Western 05 @ los; old do 10; Yellow Southern
liz. = g y ....s -a ''-ta P g 77if
oats-favor buyers; sales Al 900 bush State safe;
Western 734 az 74c. 'l l'l4 ~ 1927 = --f-
Beef-frm; new plain mess IS 90 a "a 90; new OK.
ira 90 % a 20 90. d. ~ 40 -
Pork-trmer; new mess at Il 10; prime Is IL q
Is 50. 80 49,
Lard--dull; sales at III q 12sc in bbls.
Whiskey-steady; sales 1900 bbls. Western at SO q
4oc In bond
quiet; sales at 70 a 12gc for Carolina, and %
g loac for Rangoon. r.. =
Sugar-Muscovado at 1ot q life. r.- ..tf
Conee-qmet but firm sales 1872 bags Rio In bond
MOasses-dutl and nominal
Naval Stores-Spirits Turpentine 80 % e0c.
Petroleum--frIner; crude ut II "a Ale: refined
bonded at 24t q 25c. -
TallOw-seady.
Freights to LiYerpool-Quiet and firm: Cation ne,
steamer Id Corn Al =
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'-+ ST LOUIS July 2.
The Denver papers publish dispatch from
Gen. Sherman to Gen. Hancock on Indian
affairs, in which he says:--"We must not re-
main on the defensive, but must follow them
up and attack them on all possible occasions.
We must clear out all the Indians between the
Platte and the Arkansas and then move
against the hostile tribes in force beyond those
rivers"
An Omaha dispatch says that Col Patrick,
the agent tor the northern Cheyennes, Ara
hopahoes and Ogulluti Sioux, has just arrived
from the North Platte, where he met Spotted
Tail, Swift Bear and several chiefs in souncil
with a view to gathering all the peaceable In
dams at one point to be subsisted by the Gov
ernlnent. About 100 Indians were represent
ed, and are now camped near the North Platte.
They profess friendship and agree to remain in
camp subject to the Government during the
present hostilities. Big Mouth, with his band
OF Oeullstis, Pawnee Killer, with fifty lodges
of Sioux, and other bands, including Red Laps
and Dog Hands, who, with their bands partic-
ipated in the Fort Phil Kearney massacre, are
ali moving 10 join this camp, which will mum
Der about 1000. Col. Patrick thinks the ar
.rangement will be carried out in good faith
but that public rumors should not be trusted
He says that Rsd Cloud, the biggest Sioux
chief, and all the Cheyennes in the Smoky
Hill regions are clamorous for war, so that
hopes for an early peace may not be INDUCED
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Miscellaneous Dispnfchrn.

CHARLESTON, s. c., July q
A young freedman named Frank Smith has
applied for cadetship at West Point from
the LIST Congressional district of South Carroll
ma. rr .
The general closing Of bar rooms in this city
was enforced to-day No drinks were obtain
able except at hotels. b.. .--t...
.-.,..ts ...-.., SAVANNAH, July 8.
Seventy-three whites and 2O9 colored per-
sons were registered to-day
r.. ST. LOUIS, July2,
Another tobacco fair took place to-day Pre-
NUNS were offered ranging in value from 500
gina, West Virginia. Tennessee, Kentucky
Ohio, Illinois, Connecticut and Mississippi
competed for prizes. Premiums we're award
ed to Mississippi, Virginia, Kentucky and
West Virginia.
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From California.

SAN FRANCISCO, july 1.
The schooner Caroline Mills one Of the yes-
sells which went in search Of the reported new
island, l 400 miles west of this point returned
yesterday with portion of her crew, and en-
gagged an extra large crew and sailed again to-
day. As the captain made no manner of re-
port and sailed under fishing license, it is
considered positive proof that no found the
island and something valuable on it.
y The demand duties for the past week amou D'
to S95,4s6, aad since January LIST to $3,579, 300
Alyan Flanders. a radical Republican, has
been elected congressional Delegate from
Washington Territory.
The business portion of West Point Calaver
county, was destroyed by fire on the Goth Of
June. Loss $4,000 - IE
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Com iYercia....Sser Gable.

..a LIVERPOOL. July 1-Eyening.
Tho Cotton market closed easier bup without
change in price; the following are the hrized
quotations; Madling uplands at I'D; do. Orleans at
IT'D; sales 10000 bales. Breadstuffs-The market
has , en- Iuiet throughout the day Corn closed at
3ss per 1iiarter, new Mixed Western; Wheat-Caii,
fernia White at 10 I'd Per Genital; Barley, Oats and
Peas un9Ianged. Provisions -narket has been rreg-
ular; Pork advanced Is for prime Eastern mess, anu
g sed ct Us per Dbl, Beef steady at i5as per Dbl
or extra prime Pssee 1o ard
Cheese uuchan ged. Produce--Spirits Petroleum ad-
vaneed 70 81 7. i gallon; standard White unchang-
ell at is 81; Rosn-steady al 6s 81 for common VIII
mington, aud fine American per cw Spirits Tur-
nentine iss per cgt; faliow AS for American.
FRANKFORT, July 1-Evening.
United States 520s closed at tn. 1STl-lf'.s
t,.-f.. L'.Npos, July 2-Noon.
Conscls are quoted at 94t tor money No.
AMERICAN SECURIrIES-The following are the
current quotations Amer securities: United
states SPAS 72a; Illinois Central Railroad shares TO-
Erie Railroad shares 43. 1a +ll 9lf-.t
LIVERPOOL. July 2-Noon
Cotton quiet and inactive; estimated sales TODAY
At 5000 bales; Eli ldling urlands I'D; Miidl ng Or
leans ltd: Breads:uifs quiet; new Mixed Western
Corn 37s 6l. Provisions hrm; Cheese 62s. Produce
-nehlel Petroleum Is Id; Sperm Oil Gl27
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......t. CHICAGO, H., July 9
Flour quiet aud nominal sales Winter extras at
Y 90 a II IS; fancy Spri ing extras 10 70 a II 3d..
Wheat quiet ami frmer at advance OF a. &c;
sales No Spring at 10; No. Spring at " a "a.
Corn fairly active at decline; sales 773 "a SOC for
No. No. at 20 "a 77ic. Oats quiet and declined
g &c, and closed at 55t "a sic No. 4. Rye dull
and heavy at decline of a &c, sales at 9s "a OF
for No. l. Barley dull; sales at 55c for No. @ Pro-
ylslons--Mess Pork inactive and nominal at 20 50 a
y %; shoulders firm with better demand; Gales at
70 g Iic loose Lard dull III az l2c. =
heceipts-sDoo bbls flour, 500 bush. wheat, 155
bbls. flour, 81 900 bush corn - -
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Canadian Affairs

OTTAWA, c. W., July g.
After being sworn yesterday as Viceroy of
OF the Dominion of Canada, Lord Monck an
nounced that Her Majesty Queen Victoria
had conferred ON Hon. John A. Mcdonald the
dignity of Knight Companion of Bath, and on
Messrs. Rowland, McDougall, Cartier, Gait,
Iilley and Upper that of Companion of Bath.
The Inauguration of Lord Monck took place
in the Executive Council Chamber. About
fifty persons were present to witness the pro-
coed ngs. Sir John Mcdonald has formed a
privy council, which has been sworn in. It is
understood to be constituted as announced
some days ago. Writs are now being issued
authorizing the swearing in of the governors
OF the different provinces at their respective
capitals. taa --t-'faS
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Auction Sale

THERE viii be sold at auction on TUESDAY
July oLh, al 10 clock in TIE fore ,,,Ou iuuI..s
previously uspOsed OF at private haleJ al H. nlird's
Wh.ri, Ia BAN, the STEAMER EASTLhN CIIY'
with all heI apparel AMI IurIii. com ete Size
was put la th1Iou. II repair, Iepianked co 10 r-fs-
ened aiII reCoplei ell, IN 10 4 U ,Ierwofss nj
tule and seuuin, lew In June, is D, aLu Vi LIE Dc 4
qualify. Boiler vi the INST apprOveI lat.e.n and
naAe pu. IN last In nlh and nlver .uu except on
she lral t.ip. has ia, been pIin.eu; sven i un
Ia cnaiii anchor ,lIe boa ey ge and il
pumps, LIS yerytiilpg else a, - ssary Tor
n.-ciass pass ger .anIei Is 1L7 tols Ltis-
NOS Az s.ate-rV, LIS, AID can LEI III ..3 pas
.e"seia. Engine built Ahaire WOIks New \ TX,
an ~ Ia 81 PERFECT order. She vi the las est
business. $3.50 " 49, -NN' IVA
lmmeuitteiy after the aooy, sale ona-,. of fha
SIEAStEh DANIEL WkBSrER wi h un.-haIf her
apPaiei an iuihlture cUnlIeie Sic Ia in Quou Or
uer anu We'll foanu in ans, aneho. s. life ioats
nosc pumps anu All otner AZ. urlenanees leeeseary
'oi uist-casS pass niger boat. Fulnture anu co.
dlng nearly new, anu al in good order. She is $40
tins, Old measurement; la ~ state-rooms anG can
Dertn $50 Passengers; her boiler good lor tyo or
three seasons las splendid ,ng ne. in Der let Oh
DER WIN slight expense, such pain ing, & G. Ia
ready foi business. Tho otEer hal can be purci as
eo at tar rice al private sale. She wa, recau ke
reias.ened, aaid hai spOllsolls in touer las
She Is tight, s.auhch and strong.
large freight shed, coal pen, and about 800 tons
first qualify OF steamer ccal.
- The boats AID properly can be seen at Bath,
at any time previous TO sale.
S 9 !. nos MOSES Committee.
Bath, June %, 1867. je2sdtd
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Cincinnati Markets.

iH CINCINNATI, July 2.
Flour dull and dropping; family at u 90 a. is 90
fancy 10 80 "a IA 90. Wheat dull; sa les No Winter
at2 IS q co; No. at 2 49, new red sold for 20,
declining; stles at 1 ~ a I IA for No. l. WbisEcy
steady at 30c Mess Pork unchanced at 20 OOf II 3d.
Bulk Meats at 81, 1OI g 11ic for shoulders, sides and
shoulders, siles clear RIB and clear rib sides. Lard
dull and nominal; old at 11e; new at l1Sc.