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The New York herald., 1867-03-22
NEW JERSEY IRTELLIaERcE.


las Excrs law FOR HUDsoS Couxrr-The bill 10 es-
tasush Board OF Excise 10 Hudson county was taken
sp in The Assembly YESTERDAY and aer long discus
saon rssnsua in few unmportaus amendments II was
ordered third readns Quite number Of petitions
verc presented in favo, Of this measure which will re-
recurrence or sabbath desecraiion. The bill y designed
70 20 in force soon after lis passage.
Hobokcn.
TEE NEW ThyE or MAIL sTgAxERs-The steamship
America sailed yesterday from the Bremen dock, with
the malls for Europe She tho nrst started ON the
new time Of tho North German Lloyd (Brsmen, steam
ship Company, aud therefore additional mail
New York TO Europe. which win be continued every
Aasign. conveyed the mails from the Post Once,
sissiag Of 81. .l06 ettcu-fovty bags IN ALL grand
was vsS y hs &c p o. tho .ss%
The Assistant Postmaster and superintsnden.s Of the
daerent departments vere present as well as several
shcers " the Bremen and Hamburg Inca
- ~e-- Newark.
Tns Raesrs or WOMEN ExExviirrD. D.-About half past
ten O'Clock on Wednesday night, as . gentleman and
woman named Mary Mils vere quietly promsnadiug
down Market street. they suddenly onrontsd by
ono Ellen Haury, who accused the man Of being her
husesnd which asfy soay Denied ns hcr E,sr so"
very forubiy sustained her hrst remark by blow on
Mays probcscs drawing frat blood seeing the strange
phase events had taken, the man calamity Withdrew
<raa the scene or action Then followed contest be-
swecn The women and although the rules OF the prize
not strictly oDscrveu tue nBHs woo
rendered In effective manner. One OF the otncr
vvc,d alternately have the advantage, but hnay Mary
settled antagonist by well directed blow on the
hosd while chuckinT nt her triumph over the STUD
born Ellen knight Of tho star made his appearance
srd led conqueror and conquered 10 the station house
The two kept until yesterday morning. but no COM
plain, beng entered they discharged with rcpr
msnd The OF the difficulty az 70 whose husband
the mar is has not yet been settled
Tgy MISSION or BrsHor BAyLEY The mission of the
Right Rev. Bishop Baycy abroad 70 attend an ecces
ss,,csl gathering at Rome summer, called by tho
Sope 10 announce the canonzaton OF the martyrs OF
..Sscum ia town In Holland) and others. Rev. b j.
Mo,>aaid OF South Orange, will occupy the vacancy
dur,p the Bishops absence
kcyport.
Fxe,oa,,S on A PRoPELtER.--rhe propeller Holmden,
ub,,e o herNway from New York to this city on Tues
dsy afternoon met with accident BY the explosion OF
ber s,aam ces ,susng the shaft to break Fortunately
the engineer was cd deck at the time. None oi Toe
passengers injused Tag was y once nos.ea LOT
aid and the Matteawan how TO and took the passengers
aboard while the Hoimden was towed into keypor.
Several Of the rescued passeners stated thas ,nere vas
xn undue pressure Of steam put on 70 Keep pace wt
the Mateawap and was further alleged tnat ,ne smart
too weak The passengers we're one hundred III
number including several Methodist clergymen, VINO
wers 9u their Ysy 10 att epd conference,
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Tae rEsIAxs IN rnE CITY.

"So bad news'i say the Fcnians, in their ever
buoyant disposition TO mske the best Of bad joc The
recen, intelligence from Ireland has certainly killed OF
tho excitement that prevailed here during the p1st fow
weeks acd general dspotliion II apparont either tn
dissolve Tho organization IN aiilisa viii tno party
LlsG Intends TO invade Canada
General Gleason waited yesterday on the Senate OF tho
bess party and made proposition unite both
,ione In favor OF aiding " the N tho cap.n No
artion VIII be taken The suggestion fii to-day The
senate will rsmain in session for The rect OF tho week
arranging details a. 70 the aymng Of The memberv 81
tho brotherhood and the measures needrd FOR grand
Cd vance On Canadian territory this summer.
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THE PEABODY EDueAroslL FUND.

The trustees oe Pssb5dy Educational Fund :.a held
aao'aeF nses9s yesterday morning ie tsn O'Clock In
eum ," tne Fifth Avenue Hotel and remained in
several hours Mr. Eaton, Of Baltimore, stated
that he had visited several Of tho Southern states and
that wherever he had bsen the people had expressed
their gratitude for the magnificent donation which Mr.
Peabody had aven towards the educational Improvement
Of that section Of the country Several other gentlemen
members OF the Board corroboratsd this statement,
shsr ftoir ,nsr personal knowledge, Or lcn !s,
iss which they had fsoeiSad fSs pfOds.dinFs sfs 4
present strictly prvse but s hoped tina. during the
course Of next week the results OF the deliberations Of
the Board win be made known.
In the evening Mr. Peabody and the trustees attended
dinner given TO them by Mr.. A. T. Stewart To-mor.
row Mr. Peabody will give banqVei 'n honor Of General
Grant. 1t the Fifth Avenue Hotel which will be Of tho
most elegant and recherche character About seventy.
nve guests. many OF them ladies. have been invited.
Admiral Farragut George Bancroft, A. Stewart wm.
B. Astor. Ex-Governor Fish, ex.Governo. Clifford and
Samuel wepnore among .he expected guests
Visit TO Brady's National Gallery.
The trustees Of the fund.- General u S. Grant. Robert
C Winthrop, of Boston; Hamilton Fish, Of New York;
a. Clifford, of Massachusetts,; William Aiken, OF South
Carolina; Mr. William NJ Evarts of New York; William
A. Graham, Of North Carolina; Charles McAllistcr, OF
Pennsylvania; Mr.. George A. Riggs Of washington
Samuel wetmorc, OF New York; Mr. Edward A. Brad-
ford, OF louisiana; George n. Eaton of Maryland
George Peabody Russell, Of Salem, Mass. Bishop
Mcllvaine, of Ohio and William C. Rivcs. OF Virginia.
yesterday visited Bradvs National Gallery Broadway.
Tenth street. and had their portraits taken They
also ayaled themselves while there Of the opportunity
Of making a thorough inspection Of the numerous
works OF art with which this gallery abounds.
comprising immense collection Of the portraits
OF eninsn; statesmen dipiomatsts, distinguished for
egners merchant princes and other prominent men Of
the present day. The attention OF the distinguished
visitors particularly directed TO tho inspection Of the
grand collection OF illustrative OF the progress
and results Of the late great rebellion with the fields
Of conflict photographed at tho risk Of lite and limb
by the legion OF artists employed by and working
under the direction of Mr. Brady in person The
excellent portraits OF Grant, Sherman, sheridan aud
the Japanese Embassy were also commented upon
their vividness OF outline and positive accuracy
Of detail being warmly cornmende In addition TO
other works Of art exhibition many brilliant
episodes Of the Mexican As the party leav-
ing the place they remarked that visit to the mstropo
lis not complete without visit this gallery OF
modern art.
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TINE VIRGINIA LEGISLATIVE.

RICHMOND, March 2l 1857
The General Assembly to-day before adjourning tor
the 10th OF April passed TO pay part %
tina interest duo the State debt The act provida
that the accounting officers Of the treasury pay july
l, 1861. January 1865 per interest upoe
the State debt created under tho act passsl
March 2. 1885, that being the intersst which
Element with sho State Of West Virginia Nothng To
act 20 affect tho constitutional requirement providing
for adjustment with that State. Il Is an importane
fact, which should not b overlooked thai tax III
has yet been passed BY tho Legislature TO raise ths
money which will be required TO pap shis interest," It
expected that such an act viii b. passed on fhe
assembling Of that body. The passage Of thO -
caused advance IN Virginia bonds n this maxkot iron
81 to S71, the market closing at s. 2T
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

QUEENSTOWN, March 21-Noon.
Cunard freight steamship Tarfa, Lonsand, from New
York. touched early this morning, route TO Liverpool
Disaster na sen.
LrvrRrooL, March 21-Evening
Information has been received here that tho bark
L. A. Nichols, Captain Ford, which lsf Cardiff the
1ssh Of January for Havana, wrecked q, TsIerfe
No data No further particulars have bean received.
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LOUISIANA LEGISLATURE.

NEW ORLEANS, March "a, ieoS.
The Senate resolution advising all qualified citisoos -
register and undor the Muttary bni has been
fsrrcd TO joint special committee.
The Governor vetoed the Joint resolutions appsepst
atipg 600 the constituonaiIty Of the HIlsy
bill motion made TO pass the resolution tho
The New York herald., 1867-03-22
THE LADIES SOUTHERN RELIEF ASSOCIATION.

Ne moro glorious, phianthropio or timely movement
has been instituted among the charaby disposed people
OF this city for years past than the under
the auspices Of the Ladies' Southern Relief Association
OF this city. This society comprises among lis member.
ship numerous Of the leading families Of
this city, and its officers Mrs Judge J. j. Roosevelt,
Mrs Arthur Leary, Mrs. 6 L NJ. Barlow and Mrs. Alscr.
non $ Sullivan. An appeal is now made for money and
grain 70 freight the United States ship Dumbarton
lying at the Brooklyn Navy Yard which will be dcs-
patched at an early day this mission of mercy and
charity The Dumbarton ordered be made ready for
conveying to tho impoverished South the contributions
OF the prosperous and victorious North; but that
no time nigh. be lost in saving those that ready
n perish, another steamer the MeCpnis, which a. the
Vine tho application Of this society under sailing
orders for tie ports Of CharlcsIon and savannah
also Osrrsd. Tue ueYPhs took out q sAe ports Qf
South Carolina and Georgia thirtesh thousand bushels
of grain contributed through the Southern Relief Com.
mission. II Is desired tha, tho Dumbarton will
Ny with her an additional expression Of feeling snd
sympathy from the people OF the North, and especially
Of the metropolis, 10 thousands Of fellow country
men now threatened With tho awful Of calamites
starvation The present appeal should be responded 70
promptly. Every day through which tho Dumbarton
lies unfrciahed at her dock viii be the death warrant Of
helpless mon, and children. The ladies' Of the
Southern Relief Associas.on desire 10 make u known
that they distribute their charity only through tho
bishops and clergy Of every nation throughout the
South. They would therefore, respectfully peg thss an
cosc;,0ns usds n churches .soala Be sent = soof =
possb!o % their treasurer lus. Samuel Barlow. No.
Madison avenue The depot for receiving dry goods,
clothing &C, at No u Bond street, which will Be
open daily, from nine O'Clock A. 81 TO SIX O'Clock r H.
Tho depot for nour pork any kind Of provisions
to A tfss cto af Eafn a 4 Whitnhal
street. and the store Of March, Price Co.. 81 Water
afpsel
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The Savannah Meeting.
mass meeting OF freedmen was hsld in Savannah on
the 18th Ins report Of which Is thus given IN the
Nsgs and Herald OF that city
AZ hafpast three O'Clock tho meeting called 10
order and the object Of the ca being 70 consider the
on motion Z. s csnposll xss unanimcasly elected
AZ ~, % expression q thanks from one Of these on
e; S ~ Sss' ". ss Who began
8: :.sss &. II :s.ss: = -
wnslmins eencrusisy o. the United States Congress
for their sction in passing the sherman bill, a. 10
e them me ES o. xo"d aSs S ons,
70 70 "a tho balss 70 choose their representatives
N Congress Thls fact sodsniabis, and their future
ssutasIves He counssllcd them TO fear nos ~ God
vas on their sds Their success depended upon their
::s :s Sa 70 ps
Of race color intelligence He had prayed ferventiy
for suffrage, and noe, thank God, 10 had come. GAP
Rev. r. G. CAMPBELL (coloredh was the next speaker
who stated that words inadequate To express the
o S ns nsO y. nsd Joy
men Congress has declared ~ intention TO the
world 70 protect ali races irrespective Of color TAP
open 70 them. TO succeed he ooonseled love and
rsspeci 10 God and mankind aud return Of good tor
evil 10 secure materM proanertty tney must Ve Juo-
c,ous thor selection OF representatives TO the con-
vention, only the tssi gudAfcd, ,egdrd91s " coor.
shoud b eNan The reverend speaker sonciuaea n,s
remsrks by temperate exhoraon 70 bis hearers 70 90
right, and perform all thet expected OF them ~
they did this success would inevitably follow, and they
scossid wi be ailoscod o sr ne JURY bor they nnst,
however, convince The white man that thcy did NOT
want him for guide, az they bad raised nsner stand
are OF excellence than be had
hr. A. w. stone was next introduced and was received
with cheers Hs began by stating that Congress bad
declared them citizens and possessed o. sae gn.s
he was they must, however, prove themselves wor-
rieht "a elect soflcers OF the state and National
governments They must be calm and slow in
acting and mot presume their rights. Much was 70
be learned for the ignorance Of which they were not to
be blamed RegistratIon necessary 10 order TO
yept irand Complaints had reached him that Justice
had not been done colored people IN courts II was
n be faut Of the courts that they lose their rights but
heraose they neglected 10 employ counsel He did not
slpda h, the subject because he lawyer Judicial
oera we're 10 sive them justice but they must make
sowapce for the pr,iudioes Of the people. BE poen
ana voa w,a be spon t'e jug You must educate
yosrseivcs and nnd oaurches your money; econ
om7e your time aud uy 20 improve yourself, so that
YOU can back the lie TO those who say you
wor,nvsof freedom.
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Garibsldi Sustained and C0mplimented mt the
Polls.
FLORENCE. March 81, 1857
The general elections have boom held. So great
the personal popularity OF General Garbadi that he
wss returned for three different cities
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BosroS, March 21 1867.
Iwo school houses in Brighton, occupied b. the
Htgh school and the other az primary Department
we're burned last night by ncendiares The loss is vs
ri ted az about $4,000.
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MOVEMENTS 0, TROOPS.


OswEGo March 21, 1867.
The troops stationed at Fort Ontario, belonging TO the
4h regiment United States infanr,s nave been orderei
~ The War Department TO Omaha, to participate the
summer caml aign against the Indians They have been
rieved here IS deachT1sut OF tls for cpad req.
meut veteran Reserve corps, from Hsrs Island, ~ \,
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Napslesn's Fere1Gn Policy Endorsed By the
xANHDSes Legislature. .-'-xz. sSeaAissass
PARis, March q, 1897.
Ths foreign policy Of tho Emperor. which has been
under discussion for time in the Corps Lgslatif
has been endorsed by overwhelming majority.
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iRELA Il D..

Ler@ Osyby's Plan for vpmqIishInx the Fc,
-~araS .' '''fls Esssas a. Il March Il 1857 ,ss,
III. Disracl, .he Chancellor u the Exchsquer pro-
misses q liberal reform, bill for ireland
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CrxrRAL AxEncA--ImPoRrASr SA1E % GovEnHnnr
LAsDs N CoLoHmA.-By . recent order Of shs govern
ment Of tho United States Of Colombia the lands belong
ing 70 that rspub along the line Of the Panama Railroad
to Be- sold u public auction These lands repued
70 bs Of considerable value through their fertility great
mineral wealth and advantageous typographical stus-
tion. Full particulars TO conditions Of sale, number
Of acres &c, set forth in the Official advertisement
published In another column.
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General Robertson, Of tho United States Army, anA
M H. Carpenter Of Milwaukee. Via, ase stopping u he
Metropolitan Hotel Mt
Count Lnbcrsac, Of Paris. France and Jas IASnie e
Hartford, Conn, stopping at the Clarendon Hotsl
General r Colston, Of North Carolina. and J. n.
Matthew'S Of Aisbams are stopping d the Ffh Avsuus
Hotel. Dys.~ ~-s -r--~->-srou,
Colonel c Allen, Of Providencs, n L, 10 stopping =
the Holman Housc
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LONDON, March 2l-Noon.
Cousols for money ol.
AMERICAN sEcu.IrES.
United States dve-twsntes. lax
Illinois Central shares Observation-Disclosures. 7sl
me ha"way snarss iosnox March a,r;,n;nS '1
Consois have advanced u per cent and closed at ol,a
AMERICAN SECURITIES
closed Il the following Ggares:-
Vnlsed states nve-swenuee .................y4 y4h
ullno6 Cenirn! shares.
Efse Railway shares. .39,l
The Frankfort Bonrse.
FRAsKsoRr. March 2l-EvenIng
Unated States hvetwen;y bonds closed this
Ing - u X FOR the issue of 1862 coupnn.
The Llverpesl Cossoa Market.
LIVERPOOL, March 21-Noou.
rns market opens very dun aud with down~ ard ard
ealss niddling upiands are quoted at lahd and MD
- o''s4' : -''sN Lrvr.roor, March 2l-Eveuing
The market continued dull and heavy throughout the
Ssy snd closed At The following authorized ars.'0ns
.ssics Of the day foot up o,0o0 bales
Manchester Trade Report.
he advises from Manchester are extremely unfavos.
g.: ne m.s.s sSss FOR goods ana yaros being du'
The Liverpeel Brendst ans Market.
LIVERPOOL March 2l-Noon
The market Is generally qaic. Corn. however. has
escnea 70 siA - p'' vIsroo fS.ro ,.' March aeEvus
oas sod to-day at g. Sd por . loa for American and
Liverposl Previ.ions Market.
LIVERPOOL, March 21-Noon.
The market 10 generally unchanged Lard. however,
has dsclined 3D. and ls quoted Sos Cd. per cwt
foe American
LIVERPOOL March N-Evening.
Deef-Extra prime mess, 1915. Cd. per 304 lbs Tai
iow--Amcricau, l4s. ID. Per cwt Lard, SOS 3D. per
cwA for American
LlverpseI Produce Market.
LIvEEPooL, March 21-Noon
Iaasssd oil $50 per ton. Lins-ed cakes Elo los for
thn 0bioug for feeding Iron Sis 3D. for scotch pigs
LrvERPooL. March 2l-Evening.
The market is quiet Spirits turpentine. 37a I'd per
cwt. Ashes, pots S3s 81. per cwt
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BY THE CABLE TO MARCH Il.
Tho Insurrecton Against Turkey Ex-
tending in Thessaly.
LIBERAL REFORM FOB IRELAND.
Napelsen's Fereign Psliey Endorsed
By tho Legislature.
TINE EASTERN QUESTION.

Thessaly Maintains the War Situation.
VIENNA. March n, 1851
Dsspatchss have been received from the South which
indicate that the insuscton against the authority Of
the Sublime Porte rapidly spreading throughout Thos-
saly.
The Russian Campnign In Bokhara.
1T PETERSBURG, March 81, 1857
Hostilities between Russia and Bokhara have been
Temporarily suspended.
The New York herald., 1867-03-22

why - Phaios,s Ni4he Bles1lsg Cevegs
paronIy by pubucf there
tue than In al the other floral extracts In the world put
The New York herald., 1867-03-22

The Howe Machinsr ,Cc.'s I.eck stitch sew.
.uE wv President ~ Broadway New YORK
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TINE MARYLAND LEGISLATURE.

TINE MAINLAND LEGISLATURE.
AsNAroLIs, March n, 1867
The bill to admit negro testimony In or Masy
land passed the House to-day, and nov goes 70 a6s
Sedate.
The Maryland Senate bill, appropnating 100000 fos
the relief OF destitute persons In the Soash passd ~
House to-day.
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NEwnERs, N. C., March q. 1857
Tho election held bsrs to-day resulted iu unanimon
for Mayor John Hughes he Southern candidate fs
tho State Senate. The negroes voted.
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A.rer BrewS 6isSs .. called Aisss
and Freckles use Perry'e Moth and Frcckle Loon Pre-
pared by DR.. FERRY, = Bond Sold By druggss
The New York herald., 1867-03-22

Rauges-RauGcs for ITctels and FamMes-
Hotel cooking apparatus specially Large ~
hand. New styles new imprsyenen% sys .r,s .,,ee,
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-A.=-A .Pegsew :, Thas Uses s.sl.egy's HesS
RHeTORATIvEn WI bscUmc gray % bald Sold ~ -
Nassau street. aud By Druggists generally.
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cta., Toupecs and .Ornameu,si Hnir; -scss
quality Hair pye aud hnr pyeing McVtofs NpAiS"
ELOKs s " Bond street.
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.Address-Ppllak d SEN, Massfacsurcrs, 001
Broadway Fourth have ths finest and largest
OF MEERsCHAuM goods n The country 81 moderass
prices. Boiling 81
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:'. "a 91y:s: y.:. L. rss; .ss sv: M,
Asi1e noliae
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Lon a. Perrin's Sawcc-DeIicioas win -"sp'
JOHN D0NcANs SONS, Agents for the United States
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IrcTs Work sss JS JHSsiidinEssa nEssa,uvr rv.,,v..,,s,s
street, Second and Twenty ninth manutsc
.ersr, e every dsscrlpen q IRON WORK foa suiLp
Beams. Sbuters Vault Lights Ralings. stable fbinrssy
patent Opera House Chairs &c, Particular attention p~a
10 the manufacture nne Castings
INN IN a VIII
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81 to s7,. the market closing ats. -
flscnsu N mwmM, &C
NEwnzss, N C.. March n. 1851.
Tho election held bore to-day resulted In unanmo1s
for Mayor John Hughes ths Southern candidate f
tho State Senate. Tho negroes voted
TINE MARYLAND LEGISLATURE.
ANNAPOLIS, March a. 1857
The bill to admit negro testimony In courts OF Masy
land passed the House to-day and nov goes % sAs
The Maryland Senate bill. appropna.lng 100000 ss
PERSONAL MTElLReAcs
General Robertson, Of tho United ssaiss Army, ssA
II. Cspcn.es, Of Milwaukee. Via, arc stopping y shs
Count Inbcrsac OF Paris France and Jas IArnis e
Hartford Conn.,, are stopping At The Carsndea Hotel
General r. Colston Of North Carolina. and ,. n.
Hss'w' Of A''an. are stopping y as Ia Avs.as
Colonel Allen, Of Providsucs, n L, is stopping =
Whg 5s.,s.,. s,., .,sS5 NSs5hs n:sS.s .-.s Csrcss
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together
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4. fcTsSs
RUsHToS, 10 Astof Houss. and By an drussissa
::: = 4. e., {: ::::; AZ
Rssss: :. s:: s.: g:s: s.; s.:Es !. .
Nassau street aud b. drssgisis generally.
4; 80: = :sSs::.: S,s:;::; a. :::
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css. c0s'd f.cic1y :1s Dsg d Barclay :r:ss -
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ia 4: 81 d. .:; c:s:.s S., css &.
a:': "a 9g:rs: g. L. ~; .;; z.:
T'''''''A SsssEa'sl' .EE;ssss 4 s.cETz.
x.:ss. xsESysr ss: Es.s.. Hssss; rr'~-" s'"'.s
for ladies' ssn'"'n' "''ss boys sIs sRs ssaS S, pro.a
jEshs ISsS wars slsklBSs sss lBSss's'"Eso Esorn rw.py.sh
street second sysnae ana twenty %.nsiss- sS,
S from opa "a 9s oS wok sSa
beams shutters. Vault Lights sass s.,Ss ss'sss Y,
10 the manufacture Gne Castings
Estimstes furnish when requested.
Lon a. Perrin,s saucc-DeIicioas with s"sp'
hsh. game, meats Ac. !. r...c..o.
JOHN DUNcAN's SONS, Agents for the United states
Ranges.-Rnngcs fcr IIctei7 an and - asnr,mcn on
Hotel u specially Large nsso,t.u y"
hsns SEssE ssw CO. syss Hss ~ %sssS
ROYAL Havana and all Lesai Lottery
rr'zes easned' - X CLAYTON, 10 Wall street New YORK.
r, rro.-e uachinc Co.,s Lock stitch Sew
,,s wsr6'ne' '-ELfAS HOWE Jr Original lnventofM M me
sewing nschineh President. w broaawal Ne~ i"A-
xV...s.r A. Wilson's Isocts-titch sewing Ma
.h,wrs ma nu,ionhole Machine. t15 Broadway.
Sy,a.. Toupecs and Ornnmeutai Hnir. -Bcax
ousits Hair n'ye and Hair pyeing shcolofs asBAtCH
ELOKs " Bond street.
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F'or'ae'I I5aSsq4eG SsasEs4sesGlr sEESHifso EESHifss MACHINES
COS broadway New Yort.
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Grover 6 Bakers Highest Prcmlam seving
Machines. AS Broadway. New York
Gcpiu has IBtrcdwccd lIis Spring Sssfe Hats
for ladies, gentlemen, misses. boys and infants.
GENIN. 5i3 Broadway.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The London Money Market.
LONDON, March 2l-Noon
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-07-19
Bethel Items

Mr.. {. Kimball IA. bought The f.rm
Of Barker Grover. ard . making srrAn-
Cement, for The ercction Of fine S~eiiiug
house.
Cops never looked better th,n no-.
Arpies MI. Ne should judge. be scarCc.
n hay crop ~ill H. heavy.
Busines. = lively; labor scsrrs Sunrner
COMPANY coming IN rsPidly and al natuie
sniline most serenely
Mr. Nc~ton Grover Is b1iiiing an ele-
gNnt house on Church Stree;
The Adams House oil b. closed tbs.
Sgmmer.
NJ. Ayers Mason Las huili q bridge Of
lattice work from his b use across The stree,
At a heighih Of fifteen feet. INTO the top OF
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