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q The total receipts of the Illinois State Fair,
S3last week, amounted to about $4,000; those
,of the Indiana State Fair, about $4,000, and
5those of the Iowa State Fair, over $12, 0o0.-
sThe Minnesota State Fair, held last week
Rochester, was not as successful as previous
Estate Fairs in that State
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CoMNEER CEAL.
OFFICE OF THE KENOsHA TELEGRAPH,
IhursdaY. Oct 10Th 1857 n

GRAIN MARKETING receipts of wheat am
Goats have been liberal for the last three or fou
sdays but barley receipts have somewhat slackened
lThere has been considerable depression in wheat
ssbut the leading markets improved again yesterday
and more confidence is Manifested than for severt
2days previous. We quote wheat at 81 S0G1 SO witt
ssales of extra lots something above highest quo
Citations. Barley $1,20Wl,25. Oats are steady ant
firm at $500. Selected corn in the brings SOC pc
Hbushel.
4 PRoVIsIONs.-Cho lots Of butter are scare
sand the supply of the best quality is not equal to th
5demand We quote the market from sales made a
532G134. Eggs lie. Potatoes 500956c.
LUMBER.-We have no changeto note on price
3of lumber at the yards, and therefore continue ouI
Quotations at SIS for short timber fencing and com
1lnon boards "A" shingles $3.50 with light stock
/ HAY Good Timothy brings s9@1O, and uplant
fprarie ofgood quality 81
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OFFICE OF THE TR1puNE.

New YORK, September s, 1867
Mr.. DEAN-Sir: have yours of the Goth
ultimo. Should ever consent to argue the
and policy of wholesale swindling,
| shall take your proposal into consideration
do not know where the cause of national
yillainy could find filter advocate than your
self
Yours, HORACE GREELEY.
Henry Clay Dean, Mt. Pleasant, Iowa.
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Mitchelps Biographies at Johnson's

Information guaranteed to produce luxuriant
growth of hair upon bald head or beardless face
lalso a recipe for the removal of pimples botches,
seruptIons, etc. the skin, leaving the same soft
clear and beautiful can be obtained without charge
by addressing THos. +. CHAPMAN, Chemist
ly59 S23 Broadway New York
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-10-10

/ Henry Clay Dean recently wrote to Horace
Greeley, inviting discussion of the national
debt question, from the stand-poi of the
Democratic doctrine of reputation. In reply
H. G. sent the filthy thing the following ex.
tinguisher:
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Iowa. State Fair

The State Fair Of Iowa, held last week, at
Lyons, was largely attended, The total re
.ceipts were about $4,000, or about $1,000
more than the Wisconsin State Fair.
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School Books at the Corner Book Store.
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous de-
bity, premature decay and all the effects YOUTH
ndiseretiOn, will for the sake of suffering humanity
send free all who need it, the recipe and direction
tor making the simple remedy by which he was cured.
Sufferers wishing TO profit by the advertisers
can do so by addressing, in perfect confidence,
ly50 JOHN d. OGDEN, AZ Cedar Street, N. Y
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Hon. Schuyler Colfax is advertised to speak
in Racine, on Tuesday evening, October tho
18th inst.
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McGufIie'g Readers at Johnson's.

THE MIsgRABLEs! Misguided and unfortunate young
linen. Essays of warning and instruction for young
smen, who have abused their physical powers, or
wasted their substance in riotous living and fallen
victims to disease. with reports the Howard
men and cure Sent in sealed letter envelopes free
5of charge. Address DR.. J SKILLIN HOUGHTON,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. 1y9
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Gov. Fairchild and Gen. H. E. Paine will
speak in Kenosha, the 31st of October inst.
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Go to Johnson's for Ink.

HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCHU and IMPROVED RIOS
W ASH cures secret and delicate disorders in all thei
little expense, little change in diet
convenience and exposure. tits pleasant in
odor immediate in its action, and free from inuriou
Dro perti8s s.s. eow1y35
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Republican State Ticket.

Republican State Ticket.
For Governor,
GEN. LUCIUS FAIRCHILD.
For Lieutenant Governor,
wYMAN SPOONER.
For Secretary Of State,
GEN. THOMAS S. ALLEN.
For Treasurer,
WILLIAM E. SMITH.
For attorney General,
COL. CHAS. r. GILL.
For Bank Comptroller,
COL. JEREMIAH NJ. RUSK.
For State Superintendent,
A. J. CRAIG.
For STATES Prison Commissioner,
HENRY CORDIER.
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TO CvNsUNEPTsVEa.

The Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON will send Gree O
scharge) to all who desire it, the prescription wit
bT WHICH fGr he @s eur eda Of sn the
and that dread disease Consumption. His only oh
ject is to benefit the afflicted and he hopes every sui
eerer will try this prescription, it will cost then
nothing and may prove blessing. Please address
1y50 REV. EDWARD A. WILSON
mo. 165 South Second ST. williamsburg, New York
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Am Axe M ENT!
HelmbOId's Fluid Extract

r. u CE1U
is certain cure for diseases Of the
GRAVEL, DRoPsY. ORGANIC
WEAKNESS, FEMALE COMPLAINTS, GENERAL
DEBILITY,
and all the diseases of the
URINARY ORGANS,
Whether existing in
MALE OR FEMALE,
sFom Whatever cause origina ting and no matter of
HOW LONG STANDING
Of THESE organs require the use of diuretic
II no treatment is submitted to, consumption or in
sanny may ensue. Our flesh aud blood are susported
IRON these sources, and the
HEALTH AND HAPPINESS
ana mat OF poaierity depend upon prompt use Of q
reliable remedy
HELaBoLD's EXTRACT BUcHU,
Established upwards Off years, prepared by
II. T. RELMBOLD,
Druggist.
5s4 Broadway, New York, and
eowlJ3o l04 South 10th st. Philadelphia, Pa
The Glory OF Man Is Sfrength-Th
the n7rvogs and debiitated should Immediately use
fiEL EXTRACT BUcHU. eow1y35
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Mr.. F. B. Perkins, a son of Pliny NJ. Perkin
,of Burlington, Racine Co., has won quite
Reputation as an artist. His paintings hay'
been admired in New York, as well as at tn
lwest.
The young men Of Racine are moving in thu
matter of forming Young Mems Association
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Council Proceedings,
,gular Meeting, Oct. 9TH, 1867.
ent Mayor Petit,

Regular Meeting, Oct. 9TH, 1867.
Present Mayor Petit,
Aid. Crossit, Stebbins,
Hoffman, Simmons, English, Bailey, Denne-
becker, Brannan, Van Arsdale, Nicol.
Minutes of the last meeting read and ap-
proved.
Mrs Martin. petitioned for aid to build a
shanty on her lot. Referred to the Pauper
COMMITTEE.
BILLS ALLOWED.
II. NJ. Stebbins, Oil. Fire Dept. S13 OC
II. d. Parsons, hauling scow out of water, 20 0C
b. II. Kimball, Lock & Bolt Engine Com
pany No 2, 2 sc
II, E. Bailey, Deck screws for Eng. Mol, 4 u
lJ. Cox, care of Engine No. to Oct. LIST, 10 0C
r.. L. Whitbeck, care ofEngine No. to .
|T Thos, E GH4T1 oilinS 81 Hose 2 3 3
y. Cox, Fixing Pump and putting on
IChas. Frantz, Freight on Hose and Ex-
press charges and Oakum, SO 8;
u. G: Buddle, Building Cemetery Fence, y q
10. Hoye, &c IL OF
.E. P Lewis, Painting Signs for Bridges, 10 o.
On the last bill motion was made to refel
40 the COul. Oh SlallIlSy IUC ayes anu uOS'
swere called, and the motion lost.
.Ayes-Ald Stebbins, Simmons, Van Arsdalt
and NicoI. Noes-Crossit, Hoffman, English
bailey, Dennebecker, Brannon.
The rules were then suspended and bill al
flowed. t
The Commissioners appointed to decide up
on the necessity of opening an alley in Blocl
s36, in the LIST Ward, made the following re
port
] To the Mayor and Common Council Of the Cit!
Of Ken0ShG:
4 Your Commissioner appointed to determine
supon the necessity OF opening an Alley II
BLOCK So, met at the Council Room, and being
duly sworn, proceeded to investigate as tt
9the necessity OF opening SAID alley, and aftel
Ia careful investigation of the matter, would
report adversely to the prayer O
sthe petitioners, for the reason that they fine
Ia majority of the property owners in the Blocl
opposed to the improvement.
i. GRANT,
F. w. LYMAN,
GEORGE YULE,
d. BONE,
n. r. ALLEN.
The report of the Committee was adopted
A communication from H. futile, ESQ.,, il
Ifegalu TO the price OF certain otaGe Lana
snorth of the Cemetery, was read and referee
Sto the Finance Committee.
BILLS REFERRED.
SEsterbrooks q Parker, Reservoirs, $12
TT L. Whitbecll, Fire Dept,
81. G. Buddle & Others, Reservoirs and
Streets, 45
81. G. Bubble, Streets, 9 I
The Clerk and Marshal were allowed salar
sfor quarter ending Oct. LIST.
The following persons, firemen, were a
Flowed an exemption of S. each, under a la
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License was granted to A. Schoffen for tn
sale of beer ut the rate OF $40 per annuun.
The Roll of Hook and Ladder Company Nc
I was presented, and the members appeinte
firemen.
s. W. Truesdell, John Melville and G. Put
fer, were elected members of Engine Co. No
4, and appointed firemen.
r. Haskell, Thos. Sullivan, John Bailey, j
II. Hall, J. Fletcher, John Carney and BEN
levitt, elected members of Engine Co. No. 9
were appointed firemen.
On motion the Council adjourned.
c. B. LEWIS, City Clerk.
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In eImbOId's Extract Buchu gives health aud
iygor to the frameand bloom the pallid check Debility
Accompanied by many alarming symptoms and il no
trestmen5 is submitted to, consumption insanity OF
,epileptcfits ensue. eoWlyoo
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States at Johnson's.

u A STIMULATING ToNIc-LIFE BITTERs-. Good health
Bis blessing. The way to enjoy such is to take a
Swine glass iu of STRIcKLAEDs LIFE BITTERS two or
Ethree times day. They create good appetite; they
Estrengthen the stomach; they cure habbiual Const
tution Nervousness, headache; they make the old
Afeel young If you wish long life and good health,
Fuse tricklands Life Btters. For sale in bottles by
druggsts and by the drink ct ell aloons apd gro
Nceries. ly4o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-23
NAVAL NRWS.

The Navy Department mas received dis.
patches from Bear Admiral Bell, commanding
the Asiatic sQuadron, dated Hong Kong,
China, 9th December. Also, from Rear Ad-
miral Gordon, commanding the South Atlantic
squadron, dated Montsvido, January lst. The
steamers 4ohican. Shamokin, Nipstc, ana
Kansas were at that port, but the latter vessel
Africa. ~ '''% - = - /
The Department has also recei we'd informa.
ton rem Lieut Oomma nder Hsmtng, OF the
sleamer Penobscot, dated ST. Taom AZ, " sst
indies. February 18th, announcing the death
Of Acting Passed Assistant Sarseon r. K.
Chsndier, OF yellow fever; also, OF the death OF
surgeons. w. KellOsg. Fleet Surgeon Of the
SOoth Atlantic squadron. which occurred sud
denly on the 7th OF January. tls - : a3s / .
DDpatches have also been received from
Captain J, r, Goldsboropgh. OF the Tn. ed
States steamer ShenaAdoah,4 dated Sinea more,
January LHe67, rep orting his arrival 81 that
place: Captain, q. announces that be was de.
tanned at Calcutta fur repairs TO ths engine.
and while there the cholerlic disrrhsna n,
iis appeerence on the vessel among the Gre
and three csses proved fatal. The snip was
roon readv Ane put to sea. when the disease
dtfeppeared. He states that IL is belle we'd that
no Uptfed states vessel OF war hss visited
Caacusts sefore Tor twenty i've ysarS past.
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fkLEli kAPHlO NEWS.
! FRoas EUROPE.
Insuegection.iu Spain.

Lsvrrrools Feb. as-Noon. - Inte,iirencs
hasbee rrcei vsd here mat the brig Regina
IpeS norr, Ospts 9ennoro. from New YORK Oh
DeGnber "a for Cette, wsnt ashore receatIy
on Gran he La N on velte.
<4ONpoN> Feb. 33-Noon.-News received
Nom Spainbs Of an exciting character. thoas "a
the government Of that country Is seeking to
keep from the public q kno wiedge OF the
course OF events. There Is no longer any
doubt that q ser,ous insu reetioa 20 tmpead.os
LONDON, Fec 23-Noon.-Consois, 81; Erie
Jh; ILLINOIS Central, ex DIVIDEND, 13k
ELIyBRPooL. Feb. Z3--N oou-rhe cotton m ar
krt THIS morning IL some " At fr mer, aud pr
crs. advanced a rIfie. Sales day Of 7,ooJ
ssies Middfing Upiands at iJx. Breadstuffs
very duh. Corn declined 10 3ss. sd.
LONDON, Feb. y, Evsning-Uaite States
Ooneul Thomas h. Dudley has commenced a
suit to recover ne steamer Aisx IN dria.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 23-Eve0ing.-rhe cotton
market closed quit win days sale OF s,OOs
bales. -Mfddiine Upisnds unchsneedin price,
the cioeiDg figures being l5x; Middling Or
lesps, Ekd. TaEgU8E nTL Ttf gef -RE
Breadsfuffs market closed quiet C.lifornia
whs al, lbs. 3D. per Genial. Lard DECLINED Cd
closing at 5ps. Cd. Bacon, AS per cwt, for
SIDES. TaiioW 10 qnotea AIS. Cd. = 80 =
LONDON, Feb. S3LEvening Con soils. o.:
Erie, 37x; ILLINOIS Central, ex dividend, "a:
u. :. 5.2U's, l5k. - k'itI "'1'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-23
THE BRIDGE QUESTION:

The joint resolution which passed the n oass
OF Representatives directs the Secretary of the
Interior to order a survey. by competent en-
Gineers, OF the ground and river near the az a.
Duct bridge, In the District of Columbia an
report on the practieabiIty of conslructius
there bridEa> across the Potomac, with the
cost thereof &c estimating the cost for a com.
mon bridge, and for bridge both for railway
and common travel; also, to examine an re-
port touch ing like bridges at or near the Long
Bridge. 1t is well that matter OF such i'm.
portance, not only to local interests here, but
TO all concerned IN facilitating travel bet weeu
the n orth and South. should be carefully con-
side red before final action is taken. We be.
heve that a thorough survey will lead to the
same conclusions as those arrived at by
Engineer Rives, whose report we repub
lished q few days since, and trust that il
is but the first step in the constr elton of
q permanent work, which Will ensure un-
interrupted communication with virginia
There is one fact which must be borne in
mind. Those who argue in favor OF bridge
at the Georgetown Aqueduct represent the
disadvantages OF a draw or draws, such as
those in the Long Bridge, en- account Of their
delaying travel and sometimes causing serious
accidents. But bridge at the Aqueduct will
not obvtate these objections, bpcause a ORA ~
Will be necessary there. Not only are there
property owners along the Potomac above the
AQueduct who claim unobstru cted navigation
TO their quarries, &c, but there are many
business men in the District cities who won Id
establish coal wharves along the Potion &C and
extensive factories above the Aqueduct if IL
did not interrupt navigatios, there being NO
draw In tho present structure. These are
among the reasons why Georgetown demands
the removal OF the Aqueduct. Now, il the
contemplated bridge is built much further up
the Potomac, the Increased distance between
Georgetown and Alexandria will lead to a
much greater loss OF time daily than would
occur at q draw in the Long Bridge occasion.
ally.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-23
NEW PUBLICATIONS,

ALEXANDER H. STEPHENS IN PUBLIC AND
TR vA1E. With Letters and Speeches before,
during and since the war. BY Harry. Olsve
lssd. Published by the National Publishing
Company, Philadelphia The firse portion Of
the volume Is biographical. and the rem inder-
consists of letters and speeches. 1t contains
two excellent p, rtraits of Mr. !Stsphens, fsaken
a dlfereat prrIods OF his life, also, piesurss
o. Lis residence Al Crawfordsvi willie, Ga, and
tn. Old Homestead Burial Ground; also. Iith
ograph copies of three no es from Mr. Lincoln
Aud iepi, from MI Stephens With,u, con.
c-d'ne IN D. half OF Mir. stephens all that u
Gained tor him by his aumIrIng bioefapher
who more man once expresses the belief that
ne Is 1.-The most wonderful maR in America"
10 y certain that he has occupied plscefu oor
POLITICAL history that makes this volume q
very nsefui and acceptaole addition to our
stock OF modern biography. To the casual
reader, who e. chaws the political portion OF
the book, the bits OF personal detail in regard
10 the remarkable rise from obscurify by Mr.
Stephens, under the most ad verse circumsran.
crs and despite the most disheartening Nh ysi-
cal disqualificatfons, Will have a vivid 10 ter.
est. As the proof sheets of the volume have
euracy ofthe data presented Is assured
WooDBUEs GRANGE. Ely William Hewitt
t. h. Peterson Il Bros: philadelphia. Fo
SAFE by j Shiliinvion. "A story by William
How'up pretty sure OF large circle OF renders
and the Peterson's, w no have keen scent for
saisabie books. have brought the worx out IN
very handsome shape The story vergss on
what is called the sensational" and the
writer, who is somewhat noted of late as an en-
tbusiasiic convert To sprItualsm, works
some portion Of the plot OF his story by splr-
itualistc machinery.
SONGS OF THE RING. Ey Rabbi Ben Toni
Published by Walter Gibson: New YORK. For
tale IN this city by French & Richardsou.
ROBERT SEvKRNE. his Friends and Enemies
novel BY William A. Hammond. PhiIs
drIpha: ]. B. Lippincott & Go. For sale in
this cat, by French Il Richardson, sue cessors to
hnd'on lay Tor. READABLE story abouuding
IN curious mater.
EN AvANT MhssIEURs! Being a Tutor.
counsel to his pupils. by the Rev G. II. ID
Ma has, M. A. Philadelphia: J b Lippin
cou Go. For sale in this city by French 4
Richardson. An excellent book for youny
siuO.nts, giviI hints on English comp osition.
thu study of The languages, &c, &c
For EyKE AND EVER. A Drama of Life By
FIOI.rce Marryat Published by I.oring
Boston. For sale in this by French Il Richard.
soD. 3!4 Pennsylvania avenue
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SE FFs EzEEsf oorrrcr

On re petition q LUCY POPI, ID ainstrs-
trfx OF the estate OF Augustus = Pope, decsssed.
Of Honsrsiiie Ma.seehasett:, lrsyinl ses the On.
teDsioa Of . potoot granted 60 the ssid Augastus
3. PoDe the 3lst day 81 June, 18aS for On Improve
Dsut q Electro Magnetic Alarms. for seven years
from the expiration Of safd paseus. which tAkso
Dleos % ths flat aay Of juno, Is0
lt a oraerod that the sasd petition be heard &C
ne Psssnt O4os OF ne.ssy. ths "a esy q
ngtinse 70 sIpeer ssd eho. cans, nsay they have,
Why osid petition ought not 70 BE- granted.
Persans on posInR the extsnusn are required 20
az in the Patent Once their ohjectioss specially
set forth IN writing, st least twenty days before
the dsy OF hearing: al testimony died " either
narsy 10 be used at The SAID hearing must be taken
md trsnsmlitsd n accord .ncs vita the rus. Of
perssitions and stasr gsIsrs rsiiss spon ss zee.
Ssis,s he: Of sssr AZ shs s,ssnsns: any,
06dOsd sls thas this sosics - vublisbsd in the
Bevublican and the y sttopsl Iuts.Iieencer. wash
inGfes.p O., md n TIE Journal, Boston. na... &,
once . y.sk s,e t1rss successive yecks: the
srrou 70 the say Of hssr,pso ru..xrp
- CeIuUissioner of Pa ents
Ssss 3. ~ n: 49,: : =: 9sssrs. 81.
oene0nnG thae notice. teu-ieWsu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-23

The ladies of the family OF Hon. q II
Browning. secretary of the Interior, will re-
ceive their trends on Wednesdays, at the resi-
dence of the Secretary, on the east side of
Montgomery street, Georgetown Heights.
Secretary and Mrs McCulIoch have issued
cards for TWO receptions, the first to be held on
the evening of 'he sd inst, and the second on
the ID of March.
Mrs Postmaster General Randall will re-
ceive at her residence, No. 40T New York ave-
nue., on "Wednesday afternoon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-23

PfRsoSAL.-Msjor General Sickles, accom-
panied by his daughter in deep mourning. were
n the House gallery Al the session last night
Gen Siekies IL en- route to his post In South
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-23
JUDGES OF ELECTION

To-day the District Sapreme Court, in zen.
eral term, appointed the following judges OF
election in and for the city OF washIn ston nm
der the recent act Of Congress: Sayies J
Bowen, Peter 2. Bacon. George H. Plant z.
e.. Robbins, Lewis Clephane.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-23
Specie Geing ONT

NV YORK. Feb. 23.- he outward bound
steamers to day take the folio wing amounts ~
specie SIT. Laurent, ses6, 900; Hermann, s12o,.
GO; City of Washington, $1,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-23

@From j. Shillngton. Odson BuildinR, and
G. Parker, Post Once News Stand, We have
PetersoH's Lddi,s Magazine and Mrs Pstsrson's
Lddy's Friend, both fer March. f-.t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-23

INTERNAL REvENUR.-The receipts from tbi q
source to-day were 1854 .554 or, making the
total smount for tse week ending to-day, a. .
86s 5000 ' rT t't
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-23

SINGULAR OAsH.-A resident OF Berlin re.
Gently went to sleep with cigar IN his mou IN.
The next morning he was found 10 be uneou-
scious. He slept and could not be awakened
by the most violent shaking The expression
OF his features was calm, ana his body was
rlgid and unimpressionabie 70 pain. He was
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CARDEH s.EDs. FRUIT rRsEs, &c,

70 IN GAUL
Has now In Store his extensive stock Of Gal T.
DIN eBkDS vhich ere THE season Of nnest
quality. From HE practical knowledge Of the
9a1e, ana the Seeds having been grown socially
FkOW1a SEEDS. snbraeins oil the novelties
from GngtaDd and the contiasut, with mauy
sSttelss saved from his rich collection of Florist
FRUIT TREES Of finest gu atty. consisting Of
Pear, Apptes, Peaches, Aprieots. Nsetsrines,
GRAPE vINEs-Dslswars, Concord, Diana.
Rogers Hyb!ids, Iona, Adircpdsc, &c
strawberries. Black be1ries, Goose berries Our.
rants, Ivesgresns, ehade Trees, Resss, 0resn
BdOouetS Wresths. Cat Plowers, 10
81 - = JOIN SAUL, Seed store,
go Removed e &46 1th street.
70 Is colin opposite 9. q. Patent Ofhes.
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THE TAX ON CiGARs.-The House of Repre-.
septauves, In considering the amendatofy in
terpaarevenus bill, has fixed the tax on cfRars
as fellows: sOn all cigars, cheroots and ciga
rettee, hve dollars per thousand, and twenty
per cent ad yalorem on the market vaiue'
This is an Important change, being q rsduc.
ton OF rae repOrted ov the com uuittee- = I