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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-06-26
TeIegraphic Dispatches.

LONDON, June pa despatch received
here to-day from COnStautinOple positive.
ly asserts that the Sultan has acceded tC
the proposition of the European powers
for a joint commission to inquire into The
grievances and demands of the people oi
Gambia.
HAVANA, June Il, via NEW York.
June 23.-The capture of Santa Anna al
Sisal is confirmed. The cause was re-
ported to be proclamation he sent on
shore TO create pronunCiamCnto in his
favor.
Vera Cruz advices of June l3 have been
received. The city had not surrendered
and General Taboada has avowed his firm
resolve to resist to the last There is
great scarcity of provisions there, and the
Common Council had ordered the return
to Havana of one hundred cases of ierked
beef, which was pronounced unpalatable
The American cOnSul's mail carrier
from the interior, sent out on the 18th
was forced to return.
OMAHA, June 23.-The Union Pacific
Railroad is now open to Julesburg, 376
miles west of this point, and the daily
trains will commence running each Way
in few days. Over sou, 900 lbs of freight.
which has been awaiting this event, will
be forwarded at once.
DUBLIN, June 21.-Joseph Meany, who
was lately tried for Fenian treason by the
special commission, was brought before
the judges this morning, and sentenced
to fifteen years imprisonment in penal
convict prison.
Treason in the United States and treas
on in Great Britain seem to be quite diff
ferent things in John Bulls eyes.
GETTYSBURG, June 2l.-This morning
Governor Geary and General Grant. ac-
comPanied by their party, rode out to
Culp's Hill, the scene of Geary's desperate
struggle and grand victory, and to other
parts Of the battlefield not visited yester-
day. They also visited the Soldiers Or
phans' Home, and, at the request of the
children, Generals Grant, Geary, Craw-
ford, and Porter had their photographs
taken with the school. Atnoon they left
Gettysburg, General Grant going to Wash
ington, where he will remain few DAYS,
prior to going on fishing excursion up
the Sinnemahoning. Both the General
and Governor We're much pleased with
their visit.
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A NeutraPs Opinion of Governor
dseaFy.

The Germantown Telegraph is neutral
journal which never NEEDLES with parti-
san politics and seldom has anything to
say concerning politicians. Hence, when
it it does refer to public man, we have n
right to value its candor highly. The
following is its estimate of Gov. Geary.
elected by the late visit of the Governor
to Philadelphia: .--
Governor Geary spent last week in
Philadelphia visiting the public institlI-
tions, including some of our schools, also
the navy-yard, where he was received
with a salute, League Island, &c. He
was everywhere welcomed with the great
est cordiality, and on several occasions he
made short addresses. The Governor
apart from his distinguished military r.,
cord, is extremely popular among the
people. His high integrity and earnest
desire to promote the best interests of the
community, free from selfish purposes
have taken hold of his fellow-citiZens and
sunk deep in their hearts; hence the heart
iness of the demonstrations of honor and
esteem which meet him OH every side
whenever he appears in public
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Choice MOrseIs of Democracy.


The Peoples Press, paper in Wash
ington county, Southern Illinois, whose
Democracy is of the most straight-haired
character, gives the following apprecia-
tive notice of Sunday School Conven-
ton that was held in that place:
" This knowing body assembled in our
town last week, and owing to the frowns
of Almighty God, assisted 10y the cold
shoulder given by the unwashed' De-
mocracy, tiZzled out, sorter. Whenever a
convention of this character is sought to
be converted into an institution for the
praise of poor, soft Drained Yankee-witch-
burning fanatics, we hope the Lord and
the Democracy will assist in bringing it
TO naught.'
Henry Clay Dean, a hushwhacller dem
ocra:, who spoke copperheadism in this
State a few years ago, is boldly advocating
Repatriation. He takes the ground that
the Government has no Constitutional
authority to coerce sovereign State
against IT'S will; that when State wills
to leave the Union il has a clear right to
go; that war to retain it before going or
bring back State after it has gone, is
usurpation and that all debts contracted
to furnish supplies for such a war, are IL
legal anal he, therefore, advocates the re-
pudiation OF the national debt Henry
Clay Dean is endorsed as a reliable DEM
ocrat by large majority of the Copper
head press of thecountry. Is not the par
ty which these organs represent, there
fore, in favor of reputation?
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BG- An anti-temperance society has
been formed in Scranton, to oppose the
great reform which the Good Templars
are carrying on with so much success.
BsY~ The Copperhead council of Reading
has discovered that it would "mar the
beauty" of the streets of that city To erect
a Soldiers Monument in any part thereof.
neA- a New York paper of Friday saws:
Prices of -four and wheat touched bot
tom" in this market yesterday, the de-
cline in flour from the highest prices in
May being an average of fully four dol
larsea barrel, and in wheat one dollar per
bushel. Thus has flour followed pork
and cotton in great decline from prices
which had been reached in authorization
of deficiency in the supplies.
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e. Under the head of q Pnv ronr "a,

BsA- Under the head of Pay your Tax
es," the Democrat of last week makes an
ungenerOus attack on Collector Clarke,
who, it alleges "advertises in Radical pa
''pers only, as if desiring to keep Demo
"crats i'll ignorance of the days appointed,
$50 that some may fail to make payment,
land thus give him an opportunity to i'll
" tiict one or both of the penalties, imposed
" by the law" and then charges the abo-
lition party with having imposed burden
some and unreasonable taxes on the peo-
pie.
We believe legal notices of all kinds
ought to be published in two papers-one
of each party-in every county, but in this
case the Democrat has no more right to
complain of Collector Clarke than we
would have of Sheriff McEwen for taking
his notices to the Democrat The law di
reefs the collector to have handbills print
ed and publish his notices in one paper in
each county, and the Gazette was selected
years ago as the medium through which
such notice was to be given To say
therefore that Mr.. Clarke, or any other
officer, is either mean or contemplate for
doing what the law directs him to do. is
certainly out of place.
The taxes imposed on the people are the
natural result of the Southern Democratic
Slave Rebellion, and no good democrat
ought therefore to find fault in paying
them; for had Northern democracy not
urged on and abetted the South, we would
have had neither rebellion nor taxes.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-06-26

The Great Horse Remedy.-Charles L.
Smith, well known in the interior of this
State, thus testifies to the efficacy of DIR. r.
Martins great Horse and Cattle Remedy,
the Excelsior OIL:
DIR. MARTIN Few persons have had
larger experience with horses, their dis
eases and treatment, and the various rem
edies offered than myself, and those who
know me will believe me when | say, as
| do most unhesitatingly, that your EX-
celsior Oil is the most efficient remedy [
have ever employed. During the last trip
made with my team one of my horses
received a severe and extensive wound
from a kick Immediately over and down
to the stitle joint. Desiring to make a
point on my route drove two days before
doing anything for his relief during which
time his leg became enormously swollen
and so pOwerless he was forced latterly to
drag it after him. | commenced using
the Excelsior Oil, commencing on Satur-
day evening, and on Monday started with
my wagon, ,theswelling and Inflammation,
and all troublesome symptoms removed.
| also with the same medicine healed a
large ulcer on the shoulder of nv other
horse in three days, driving him all the
time.
| regard your Excelsior Oil an une-
qualed and Invaluable medicine.
{. l.. SMITH.
LeWiStoWn Nav ord 1857
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The Action OF the President,

The President and his Cabinet, remarks
the New York Tribune, decided that the
opinion of the Attorney General necessi-
tates the revoking of those acts of the
District Commanders which it declared
to be illegal. Mr.. Stanberry himself
pointed out that such action would neces-
sarlly follow the approval of his argument
There Is, he said, ian executive duty to
be performed here which cannot safely be
avoided or delayed" and, in support of
this conclusion, he quoted recent decisions
of the Supreme Court, in an elaborate ar
gument. 1t is evident that the Presiden-
tial Interpretation of the Reconstruction
law is not intended to be merely "a theory;
1t is to be carried out AS rapidly as pos
sible our soldiers in the Rebel States are
to be converted into uniformed policemen,
powerless to repress disloyalty or punish
crime, except when they take the shane
OF murder and massacre. All that Sher-
idan, and Sickles, and Pope have done to
protect Loyal men, and to prevent the
States from falling altogether into Rebel
control, is to be undone by peremptory
order All that the people did through
their Congress is To be undone by one
man. The law is to be nullified. Weare
constrained to believe that this is the
Presidents intention, and that he means
that his lightning and Mr.. Stanberry's
thunder shall fall together. Already the
Rebels in New Orleans are rejoicing in
the faith that Monroe and Abel are to be
reinstated in the offices they abused If
this is not the Presidents intention. the
opinion of his officer is waste paper, and
the Cabinet meeting an idle threat. But
there is thunderbolt behind that Mr.. (
johnson wields, and if indeed, this issue
is to be forced upon thecountry, it will
be promptly met. Gen. Schenck, it is ,
said, has already summoned the Members
OF Congress to Washington, and, our dis
patches say, of the fourteen Senators who
have accompanied Senator Wade on his
Western excursion there is not one who
has not decided that July session is ne
cessary.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-06-26
FDg. the GnzefFe

The Shireman Horse Rake, which is
self-discharging, kept for sale at H. Fry
singers Agricultural Implement Agency,
sells rapidly, and is universally approved
by all who have seen it. Price only $40.
Another Rake kept at the Agency,
price only $50, is also much admired, and
several have been already engaged. Far
mers should go and look at these before
buying elsewhere. H.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-06-26

rEA- The New York Tribune publishes
information in regard to the crops from
nearly every Western State. The wheat
prospect in every section heard from il
most excellent-so much so that an album
dant crop is regarded as a " fixed fact"
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-06-26

la a Western journal says: A fellow Mt
st. Peter, calling himself Joe Waggoner
adyertises to bet S25 that he can drink
more of Veith.s lager beer in two hours
time, without getting drunk, than any
man in Minnesota.
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auotattons of Government Bonds.

Don m AGENTS WANTED-slO0 0o-Mae and
pAO'OO Female. 20 Introduce our NEW PATENT,
Jar SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE. Ii is adapt
alike ON both sides Price only TWENTY DOLLARS
Extraordinary inducements to Agents For full par
ticulars, address DUMONT & WILSON.
ju1o3n~ go Arch St, Pha, Pa
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No Paper Next week

In accordance with the general custom of
publishers on the Juniata, no paper will
be issued from this office next week.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-06-26
THE MARKETS.

LEwIsTowS, June &c, 1867
Eggs per dozen Is
Butter per lb Is
We have no quotations for grain.
Flour Is retailing at the following prices:
Lewistown Extra Family per cwt. 7 90
Superfne 6 90
Extra Family per bbl Is 90
Super6ne - 90
Buekwheat per cwt. 5 90
Philadelphia Markets.
Receipts of Flour are trifling but no in
quiry, except for small lots Penn'a and
Ohio extra family at $40 50al2 80. Rye
flour S6 80. Nothing doing in wheat,
and red may be quoted at S2a2 80. Rye
steady at 81 40al AZ. Receipts of corn are
extremely small, and it is in demand at
an advance of &c; sales of yellow in cars
and from the store at 81 06al Us, and West
ern yellow at 81 0S. Oats are in good re-
quest; sales at SOC.
CATTLE MARKET.
Beeves unsettled and lower; sales of
1,25o head at l2al9c. Sheep, hog and cow
markets dull and lower. ~
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-06-26

Look out for Us, as we are Com
Ing once more, with a
n E W A R RIV AL
AND THE PRICES
STILL LOWE
N7E are prepared to sell Goods at the
/ w lowest market prices, lower than be
fore the war.
If you want good
Sugars at IL to Is,
/ Cufees at % to 80,
Rice at I3,
Syrups at Is to 80 qt,,
Go to RITTENH0USE & McKINNEY'S.
If you want good Teas of all kinds 90 to
$500. r Mex.
fyOu want good Spices of all kinds, go to
X. X Mex.
If you want a good quality of Honey. go to
r. & M9K.
If you want the best
Corn Starch. Concentrated Lye,
Washing Soaps, Toilet Soaps,
Canned Fruits, &c.
If you want to buy good white Muslin, yard
wide, at Is cents, go to r. & Mex.
If you want Calicos, at 10 to Is cents, go to
r. & Mex.
If you want good goods of all kinds, such as
Ginghams at l6 to 25,
Brown Muslins at 10 to %,
Delaines, 25, told prices,)
including Dress goods, the best of all kinds,
90 to Il. & Mex.
For Flannel, Ticking, Crash, Table Diaper,
Linen, with a variety of other goods. go to
4. & Nick.
TO THE LADIES
If you want good Cotton Hose, at Is to 80,
Got RAJ Mex
If you want good Notions of all kinds. go to
r. Mex.
Gentlemen, if you want Cotton Socks, at l23
cts, Paper Collars of all kinds, Linen Col
lars, got up for the summer, at 5 cents 90 to
r. Mex.
If you want good
Cotton Pants Stuff,
Cassimers and Cloths,
Go to r. 4 Mex.
If you want Boots and Shoes, Hats and Cans.
go to H r Mex.
If you want good Fish of all kinds, 20 to
X. Mex.
If you want to find good stock of goods Of
all kinds, go to K. Mex
Thankful for past favors. and hoping con.
tnuance oil the same, we remain,
Very Respectfully,
RITTENHOUSE & MCKINNEY
Lewistown, June 10, lS67-tf
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Job Work.

Eighth sheet bills, 81 for 25 or less; fourth sheet
bills 81 for 25 less half sheet bill 81 for 25 OF
Notices of New Advertisements
a tract of land near town is offered for
sale.
Estray Notice, &c.
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Correspondence of the 6asette.
A TRfP no EUROPE.
LETTER NO. III.

du LouUre-Ceda Stone
French Habits Vine Drinking
ions The Sd66dth-Pldces of Interest
THE (I3.eC,} E'yDOSjfjOD
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-12-21
Marriage Guide.

HOUNG'S GREAT PHYSIOLOGICAL WORK.
l. OF every one his own Doctor, being q Private
Instructor for Married Persons or those about 10
Marry, both Male and Female, in everything con-
corning the physiology and relations Of our Sexu-
nj system, and the Production or Prevention of
OFFSPRING, including all the new discoveries never
before given in tho English language, by WM
YOUNG, NJ. D. TLis is really valuable and in
ieres''nS work II s written in plain language for
the general reader, and is illustrated w:::,, UPWARDS
Of one hundred cnpra":,.,ps -: ,,o,,.
people "''"osc csnomrlating marriaes. and bsy~
ing INC iu"st impedimons to Inar,ied life. should
road this book II disclosos aecrcts !hat every ono
should ho acquainted with. Still II is book that
must be locked up, and not lilo about the house.
IL viii DO sent to any ono the receipt of ffty
cents. Address DIR. WM. YOUNG, No 81 IG Spruca
street, above Fourth, Philadelphia.
July 81 1867 ID 1y
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-12-21
~ a. r. I II 7, Y
Be A Woman.

OFT I've hoard gontlc mother,
AS tho twilight hours began,
Pleading with q son on duty,
Urging him to,be man.
But unto her bluc-cycd daughter,
Though with loves word quite rs ready,
Points she out tho other duty
"Strivo, my dear, to be q lady"
What's lady? Is ii something
Made up Of hoops, and silks, ami airs,
Used TO decorate tho parlor,
Like the fancy rings and chairs?
Is i, ono that wastes OH novels
Every feeling that is human?
II Ills this to be lady,
'Tis not this TO be q woman.
Mother, then, unto your daughter
Speak Of something higher far
Than to be mere fashions lady
" Woman" is the brightest star
If you, in your strong affection,
Urge your son to be true man,
Urge your daughter no less strongly
10 arise anu DO u womcn.
Yes, a woman brightest model
OF that high and perfect beauty,
Where The mind and soul and body
Blend to work out lifc's great duty.
Dc a woman naught is higher
On the gildcd list of fame;
On the catalogue of v;rtuo
There's no brighter or holior name.
DO a woman | on to duty;
Raise the world from all that's low,
Place high in the social heaven
Virtues fair and radiant bow.
Lend thy influence to each effort
That shall raise our nature human;
BE not fashions gildcd lady
BE brave, whole soulcd, true woman.
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DISTRICT DIRECTORY.

C9rIk Of tie Comt-J. Il. HAuooD.
iMeuN-L. Thomas.
Omiina,y--W. T.. lIoLcoMBE
Con,mi$sioncr /" Equiiy- -Rop'T A. TmoMrsor
CorVner--W. j. CAN'T
TIC ONccrs-.I. j. Norton, JOS Burnett, j. II.
Amber, James Lawrence, Sam'l. Reid.
Commissioners cfthc Poor-Dr &C. Miller,
Chairman Geo. X. Cherry, Sccrc. and Troa-
surcr j. b. Clayton, S. d. Keith, II. Craig. Sr.
Commis&io"ers Of Inbtic Buiilings-Robt
~. Thompson, Chairman j. Il. IIugood, SEQ.
rotary and Treasurer; w. l.. IIolcomhc, M. +.
Mitchell, j. j. Miller.
Comm issioncys Of Free Schools-T. D. Maui
don, Chairman; w. II. IIolcombc Secretary
and Treasurer; G. II. Spears |. Wickliffc, II.
IL. Penny, Daniel Grcc, James Burdno.
Magistutcs-W. J. Gantt, w. G. Keith, J.
Il. Gossctt. Thos. billiard j. G. G. Parsons, j.
N. Arnold, Rcdin Racklcy. j. Is. Sanders, L.,
II. Werner, Abel Robins. w. ii. Pcronneau,
Nimrod Sullivan. Edward Hughes, John SHARP.
Joseph B Reid, W White, Leonard Rogers.
:, CDmMis~ion,,s ., Of Roaas-od Rcgiment-G
Willian, Bibbs, Jr. Treasurer; M L Mitchell,
'lhomnsJ Steele S T. Maxwell. james Boyd,
|. w l.usk S NJ Crawford, NJ II uunnicatt.
jonas Phillips, Jr.
5M Rcyimcni-F A IIokc, Chairman; + II
Griffin TTrasnrcr } Clayton, Clerk; J D.
Uasaway, } BallinScr, Alex Algood, Thos
Price: ) D Keith, Henry Williams, j Il Cos
| sett, } " Singleton, Thos Dillard.
Internal Rc,cn"e--F a IIoke Assessor.
w Cobb, Collector.
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EaeEsOnlS OF YOUTlI.

GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
~ Nery 'us Debility. Premature Decay, and ali
THO effects Of youthful indisoreton, viii. for he
sake Of suffering humanity, send free 10 all who
a meea lt, tho recipe and directions for making tho
simple remedy by which he was cured Suffersr,a
wishing to profit by tho adsestiper's experiences
can 40 80 BY ad'lfessiDg,i ip perfect conhdSnoe,
JOHN II. OGDEN,
Nay Gs1sG7 3S ' 'SsN WV ~
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what comc up out ov the lake. lie Just hop
ped overheard, and swum over thar, an tried
his durndcst to turn hit tothcr way. lie
grabbed the slopin side ov tho ceats, and held
on MS long as he could, and then slosh back
agin among the melted dorg irons and brim.
stone. reckon he must a mado fifty trials
atorc he quit and swum back to the botc. and
then he sot in the most ycarness manner f.,
perswuadc tho Devil TO take off the clcats an
nail EN- on agn upside down. so as to run hell
backward, an ov korcc the outside world with
hit, without givin q reason why hit would hclp
'lo matter. This made the Devil bile over
lie sed not a durncd one ov them should stay
thar another hour, that thadc rasic rebellion
ana destroy tho institution, and then what
would the world do, puuicuiuIy Ncw Eny-
1aadr tell you he jest rared scz he,
" LII clear my dominions ov you duruod
quick and he ranged big bum mortar what
we're in the boto, point blank At the hatch
hoIo, aud he loaded in ole Wade, fcot fust,
and made Forney tctch it off BY golly, he
went w:iidain thru the hole, and hit ran.l
wh'skoy on the lake ontil it burnt blue
Next he grabbed ole Thad. s'cz he, trem-
bin, Please, your Majesty, lode her in with
me, p'nt'n toa she nigscr strung on chain
&c" .he beT'i, No sir, think we can man
"eo 'er st"r you Gre gone, and beside she look
'No sho needed q l'ttlo rest" Bang and
JeS' o0'oh si'mps ov fbad's crooked foot
scrap'n splinter off the hatch Comm mex.
10 yoA'u 0un'pnoe' ana no begged to bo load
"0a 'u"', " ne SEQ he always travelled
" '''' '"'e mo- an no wanted to finish
n's J''"y '"o same way on account OF his rec
o'u' DO stufh lust he come outcn the hatch
"o''' ."u recon sturn t"st nc busted agin
'u"''h''' ""'y yohdcr on the outside But
~ ., '"' '''eo the beast, turn come next-
'''c thc loSi' war ioadm him in, %.
,,'''e W." pnSy n"'"'n up hls pockets When
','0 '''',''i "'Eo WAS "afch'n the hatci' hole
u'"o"' hAe the laea ov his ieavn,
~: Wv oa'"o' Ct ne went thar nc followed the
: ,:''' '. ~" e'"S eye AN" busted inter mil
''o' p''''7 ''S'n 'hc wall spoons an breast
i'"' '''' 'o'' uecp all over the la'tc, an /
| "NaiH "lHl'nltl all CnGGr.
The Devil then licked hs lps. an won't for
| Wou,,cll but he lest loocd over boord AID d,,,c
and to save his life, the Devil coul1u,s snd
him. He'll raise trouble thar ya, scc + 10
\, : N
w." -''A "o ''o"." 'o'n'y' ms steers
''', "D S'1 "s' y'n ool steer TO SUIT me,
." :, ~ ''.'"e"o'o 'oao'n MN III, an don yo''
believe, just az the cusscs he'd were gon out of
was ,Jamison tho actor 1,ho no,,;, .o.,.
cd, "Pey got nothin a,ip .Jomison vo, i
the one, made at me by ao,lv lest bccansc be
seed the Beast out-smarted him in ,be anoor
-. ~
Thor u;u - ~ -,
if tho Devil can kotoh 1vond,l 49,,
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HsaiessC"FassN Mn RATES
BY TIE GREAT
SO UTKERN FREIGHT LINE,
VA
CHARLESTON. s. C.

CHARLESTON, 8. G..
NN and after October lst. 1867, the ratea on
" FRElGIIT, from New York, Philadelphia
and Baltimore, to Columbia, S. c., will be ns
follows, viz:
lst Glass; per 100 lbs 81 90
I'd Glass, por 100 lbs. 10
3D. Class, per 100 lbs. 90
4th Glass, per 100 lbs. SIS
9th Glass, per 100 lbs. 70
liShcd rates Of any other linc.
Changes will be promptly made to meet any
reduction by competing lines.
PER 100 LBS, FlRSTCLASS SI.2O.
Glassware Boots and Shoes-
stoves Hollow Waro, loose.
Dry Goods, kerosene Oil.
DruGs.
PER 100 LBS, SECOND CLASS, sllo.
Hardware, Furniture.
SadJllcry Knocked down and
Liquors. in wood. we'll boxed Hollow
o'"r"n"ry. Ware, packed.
PER 100 LBS. THIRD CLASS, $l.OO
Tobacco, manulac.urcd Cotton Yarn,
in Boxes or kogs. Dried Fruits,
Blinds, Dried Hides,
Doors, $ashcs, &c. Lard
nsanr., Butter: n.,,. Betting, n, Leather or
Fruits, Ala
Fish. in Kegs or Beer,
hi'*. Porter, in wood
PEN 100 LBS, FOURTH CLASS, $780,
Bags, Leather
Bn"ging, Marble Slabs,
block Tin, Oils, in hhds. or bbls.
Cheese (excert Kcrosenc.l
White Lead, in Kegs Potatoes,
linms, Shot,
Sugar, in hogshcadsSor Soap,
barrels. Wrapping Paper,
Hoop Iron, Rice in bbls. or casks.
Whiskcy, in Wood. Rope,
Spirits Turrrntinc Nails, in Kegs
| Lead Piro, Bar and Crockory, in crntos or
Sheet. hhds.
| PER 100 LBS, FIFTH CLASS, 7Oc
Bacon, Grain
Bcct saltcd or picked Flour in barrels or
in barrels. sacks.
Cement Grindstoncs
Lime Nlolasscs owners risk
Fish, picked and dry, of lcaking.
sailed ia barrels
cono,a, , DEN!EEY D. IIASELL.
o"'t"' s. 1'""' ;, ~ and ~ Broadway, N. Y.
-" ronH, October !, 1867,
I Approved;
II. T. PEAKE,
49, Gcn'l Snp'nt 8. g. h. r.
| October II, 1867. 4