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The national Republican., 1867-08-07

WANTED.-TEN FIRST AND SEC
w ond Glass MUSICIANS for the l2th U. s. In.
fantry Band n DARIsCH
3w Leader l2th 0. s. Infantry Band
The national Republican., 1867-08-07
FoR SALE or RENT

NOR RENT-A DESIRABLE PRI.
l. yATB RESIDENCE, with handsome Flower
Garden attached, situated between Seventh And
streets west, at the Intersection OF MARYLAND
anu virginia avenues. For terms apply to
JOHN n. sEMhIs,
Jell-tutheAu
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A GREAT NAVAL SALE.-In the flrat ten days of
October tho Navy Department will cell thirty -hyo
vessels, in part built for tho navy, partly bought
for tho service from tho commercial marno, and
Navy Ynrd in Philadelphia on the list: The Il INC
&c., OF S03 tons, paddlc-whecl, which has carried
10 guns; tho Mnckinaw 97I tons, mud 10 guns,
paddle-wheel; tho Mingo, of the same size; the
sisters to tho Mackinaw, and some famous for ex-
poits during tho war. Tho Florida, 1861 tons tho
Hornet, 800, and tho Boxer, A. will also bo sold
horo.
Il, New York tho great ship-of-the-lino North
Carolina, 1888 tons, 1.-Two oak lrame, heavily cop
per-astened, and long used aa receiving ship;
the Rhode Island, 1917 tons, sido-whee steamer,
and Of the fastest and best in tho country tho
Augusta, sido-wheel, 1910 tons; tho Massachu-
sets, screw, 1165 tons; tho Estrcila iron Hide-
6S6 tons; the Tahoma, 507 tons, screw; tho Wyalu-
aing Sonoms, Poutino. Osceola, Pawtuxet, Malta.
bnsaett and Massasoit, all ooppcr-fastoned and
Hide-wheelcrs, OF 974 tons, and tho Eutaw, of 975
tons; tho Connemaugh, of 955 tons. md tho Tioga,
OF Sls tons, will be disposed Of on tho Sd OF Oc-
tober.
At Boston, on the 5th, tho Bcnville, stoam:r, of
1558 tons, and tho lirooak copper fastened sloops
Vincennes and John Adams, or TOO tons each, will
BIO 80 d. At Washington, on the Sth tho Tallapoosa
and Chicopee, Of Old tons cach both paddio-wheel-
ers, will be disposed or we'll tho little steam,
Preston. The two latter will DO sold without
engines. At Norfolk tho side-wheecr Agawan. OF
97l tons, tho captured iron clad Texas, md tho
In the whole thirty-ro vessels will be SOLD in ton
days at hve ports. Thirty-lbree Of thoso arc
steamers and twonty-oght are sido-wheoors. Some
Of them, like tho Sassacas, have renowned histo-
ries. Bomo, iko the Rhode Island, aro famous TO:
speed. Those built for tho navy are vory strong,
bnt not well calculated fr carrying great cargocs.
Most are designed for shallow navigation. All aro
superior to tho average Of commorclal vessels.
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lion Of etocs wsususs aud Nav York 6i'ils arc In
quest and drs aro hoayy Corset Jeans ars IN abundant
sSPPy and dull Stripes aud ucks arc in less request
freely -n Lighter grades In prints OF ali dos.
criptons thero Is moro vcless than In any oor dca
erron OF goods and Tho stock hand in first hands is
ol.or ;irat il iIa, tesn III many yc:.S c. ss
Will, tho tg6bers arc BY no means o'sIsloskod Many
manuIactnfes in advance Of their production. assIsms
Of the better style, In good onand and prccs
Iinds OF soSI. m.inuin priecs better aud srS moro
frcoly taken than the poorer grades.
blcachcd arc in demand nnd arlu ia prices Lnscys
exhibit. graer drgrcc Of nevtty than last weok, aud
Tho market for muslin dUiancs has inpr vci Just in pro-
portion 10 tile Improvement shown In tho style Of tho
orianco OF making thcr fabrics ut least equal 10 tho
aH and cultivated wants Of tho community. AL tho
Hamilton and Manchcstsr delsinos sell RAPIDLY al dc
now kind of goods called thu boulevard skirt made
pensab,e "DalInoral"
Tho demand Tor shuwls increases With tho scaao anu
the great fGety aud sIcci!ont quality OF the various
Masss =ch 4" tho Waterloo. ihn pcarc,ll!c and tho
%atcryet-gres to these artcca increasing Importance
lilo trade III them IL Very gOoL For Italians md woollen
cloths the demand continues favorable cscclay for tho
cheaper 4uaes The finer qualities OF Italians not
20 muc required. Tho InnortatiUns OF Iialisns from
England are heavy The present aNason Faucy
Merrs coiLiss and eoatnSs arS In good rsqass fair
at lrn prices Thu snlcs Of blankets have been large
tlIou any material modification OF prirc though ero
IN a tendency 10 decline.
In foreign goois there 10 nothing important 10 notice;
tho market s we'll supplied with mernoes aud dolaincs,
hut tho stocks not considered by any means cI-
Of the Staple silks held at firm prices
und tho now styles OF millinery and fancy goods sell
week hnyo been extensive and well attended Inporta-
tons ave been we'll kept up but they consist mainly Of
everything ~ anticipation q higher tari which end
cd In such disastrous results 10 many OF our importers
has boon exhibited tho present season..
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lnltirnnrc nInrkct.

BALTIMORE September q. 27.-Corros.-wo agaln re.
port dull market Some inquiry from suinnsrs but ut
2aAa:ti ccnts for alddIlng Upland.
% So sales GSHS 500 as At Is eea so
STOCK reduced 10 II. .pgo baga in first banda
aud fSir local n, export demand stocks nrc much 70.
dueed Sners nro yeEy scarce md diieult to 6ny We
home wants.
Thu inspections of Flour and Meal In the city Of pau-
follows:-noward street. 1863 bDls; City Mills 1881
Po 81 oGeber M s'S 5 SSs Ta Ear
| and 100 bbs Corn Meal.
bushels whito aud 1000 bushels red iEo market was
steady and without quoabe change; included in the
Of white rcpor.od 800 bushels coico rod for seed
ut 80 I5 2Oo bushels do milling Of 50 65a2 65
tough lots at 81 TSssi cOrneiiSo bushels Will T and and
s25 hushus yellow received; nrces unchanged saoa of
sc. oats-30O bushels received: active; sales
Tsgs SS sa S p 5 q I ee 81 do Sssss at ss
out Of store COCO bushels common al s5c md 5ooo bush
sold lat a, 81 j 4S, as busSo 'n''' 0'0'ea 1 o"'n''
MoLassEs-Therc was a salc today Of 30 hhds Porto
pnovIsIoSs-Bacon in fair johbing dcn,nnd to-day;
principally for the South sacs foot 10 to 100 hhds
I7,so. Clear rib is ssc nearly ali at tho inside
figure; Hams quiet as last luccd Isa 1oHc for pnn n
to quality and brand scss Pork. sale to- OF Is bbls
Western at s256o bbl: Lard Ia held at lax lie for
ior jobbing lots VIC quote Ness Decf at gas IS and
Extra Meas s2s 80 y bbl az to quality. Nothing
doing in Bulk Meats.
SU8AR-We report sacs to-day Of 100 hldH. Porto Rico
In lots to the trade, st l2h IA C.
...FTSED SUGARS s-wcro advanced today Nc;
quote rs ollows for Sx.rG nc powdered iTio era.he
crclo do l6r l5asei extra l5isc; yellow 16Tc;
circle le,c diamond l4Xc; yellow ASc per ID; for
l0v bbls OF moro Sc less
srnur-aIaryland Company has sold ahead of produc.
ton for tho next two wooss; quote baltimore coppanys
Golden CSC por ga Ion.
SALT-Liyt rpoo Ia stoay api firm for lots from loal.
erB at q 25a2 80 for Ground Alum and at ssao 90
sack for Fine. Turks Island quote at 56aGgo pcr
buahei, AZ to quantity, for lots from store.
WuIsKEr-Sodiin8 reported; quotations entirely nom
inal.
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,rESrIN1oNlAI.S.

II may be satisfactory to some TO see n
few from among the many Of the nowspa-
per and other notices that might be sclec-
ted, which have generously been taken OF
the College, location, teachers, &c. But
our best epistlcs are our former pupils,
scattered all over North and South Carroll
III, Alabama, Georgia, Virginia, Tennessee,
Mississippi, Texas and other States
SrARTANnuRo FEMALE CoLLEGE--''A
fine climate, healthy location and compe.
tent Facalty, recommend this College TO
public patronage. Minutes Of ). C. Cen.
frrcnrc. for 1866.
SpARTANBuRG FEMALE CoLLEuE.-
"'fhis Institution Of South Carolina Con-
ference, opens October 3D. 1t is under
the Presidency Of that experienced teacher,
Dr. W. a. Cummings. Its proximity TO
Woflord College gives some advantage to
those who have both SONS and daughters to
educate from home and the renown OF
Spartanburg Tor its healthinlness aud reli
gious privileges, commemds it to public ia
vor." r."-!SonthrYn Christian .Adrorais, .Imi.
1G, 1867.
SPARTANBURa FEMALE CoLI.E,,E-''lt
gives MS pleasure to announce to the pub.
lie, the rc-opening Of this popular institu-
tion, under the management of the Rev a.
W. Cummings, D. d. The reputation of
the President for scholarship and admins
trativc ability, should command for tho
Institution a liberal. patronage; and we
hope that the friends Of female education
will bcstir themselves to give to this Col
legc that support and encouragement with
which it was honorcd. in former years. Its
representatives are scattered throughout the
land, and they surely cannot forget the
pleasant associations OF by-gone days, and
disregard the claims Of their Alma Mater.
Let one and all do something to sustain
this important educational interest, that
our daughters may be rs corner-stoncs, pol
ished after the similitude of palace -
Spartanburg cypress, 1866.
IIoLsToN CONFERENCE FEMALE Cot
LEaE.-" We have been pleased to learn
that the last session was eminently success
full, and with the present able and efficient
corpse Of teachers, (three Of whom are now
in tho Spartanburg Female College, under
tho lead Of DR.. Cummings, promises to
fulfil The fullest hopes of its friends."-
abingdon PNginidn, Ahay, 1860
HoLsToN CONFERENCE FEMALE COL
LEaE.-"Or the President, Rev. Dr. Cum
mings, and the Faculty, it is only necessary
to say that the present examination does
not dctract anything from the high rcputa-
ton that they had sustained for many
years as able teachers aud skilful managers
Of literary institution. The Committee
feel safe in saying, in the language Of one
of the Oldest and most active Trustees,
Hon. N. W. Woodfn, in regard to the
President, that they have the right man
in tho right place. '"-Reporf Of Eran,in-
ing Committee ot'N. G. F! College Nay Is,
1861.
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Boston Market.

BOSTON, Thursday, September 26.-CoFFEE-Tl e
market for this article remains without CHANGE In Rio
tncro ayo been tales OF small lots 2ia28o g h. and
Capo nj 2OSc y 1b, currency
CoPrEn-Iho sales OF ShoathlnR Copper boon con-
fned 10 email lots, at 33aJic, aud Yellow Sheane Metal
26c 10: In Bolts ana Braziors Copper no change
demand ct 26a27c p lb.
CoTToS-Tho ket for this article has bosn opits
da during the week. and prices are easier. Manufctu
rors nro purchasing only In small lots and wo quote Or
dinnry and Good Oriinrry at 2la23c; Low Miidino a
3a2ic; Middng at 2ih25c and Good MddlIpg 26sa7c
= tb. Nov crop will soon be conipo forar6 and rceo
nre expected 10 rule low holders South viii be iey
TO renllzc "a sJon ms possible.
DoaEsT1cs-Heavy Cottons havo beon n, bottor do
and shirtngs been selling moro rceT at preyiotS
prices; and Drirs Dcnimr and other kinds at prices in
dlcatipg very little change. Fayorto styles OF Hoolens
and unaaleabc except low aud unsasfsctory pr.ces
GuEHY BAas-Markct quiet With sales of lb0 bales al
2lo, currency.
clo and tue sales have been limited Tho transactions
comprise 221 balcH a 0c, golJ In bond and 400 bass
IN iots at 0}5a2se per yard. currency.
at f2oa2s Per ton. qualify but at th1 coso II /, %
cult 70 reaizo oyer s95 per tom for tho bost
ni1LssEs.-Lfno trade continue TO purchase only In
Tho sales comprise S0O hda tart Cuufuepns Al sc. s
hhdb Tart and sweet Muscovado at 4Ts62c mostly for
boiling az eoe 20 hhds ReInedlos at 6c and small lots Of
NAVAL sToREa-There havo been salco OF 2oo bb,o
Spirits Turpentino, hero and 10 srTiye al 81 as1c
roncy Tar 10 selling in small lots at s0at Dor Dbl In
Ro.n sales at "a % for common up 60 for paIo No
Pitch has beon quiet
suoAR1hcro is very little change to notice In suu,r
and refining grades haya been 10 fair domaI during
the week. The trausacuons comprise 400 hhs fair to
good rchninR Cuba at 11HallT; 1927 hhdH good ana
prime refining at 12fhl2; 10 hhds surtnsm 11H SAT
baskets and 37e bsgs Data,n No H. tho balance OF an
Ier ID. Refined sugar has been song at l6haIssI per
ID for orushedr powdered aud grauulnted
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Now York Dry Goods Market.
TETon IA fyujspxoJ<nfl

For the week ending Tuesdly, September 2I.-The
buanesa In Dry Goods during tho paat week has boon
only fairly active J0bberB we'll supplied with foreign
goods. and purchaser Of domcscu only mAdo from
hand to mouth under tho worry prevalent impression
that there must DO decline in the price Of cotton the
now crop colnrH TO market This prudent feeling worry
well calculated 10 maintain o steady business; and on
tho wholo. much satisfactory thai fsycrish rla
would load TO heavy purchases to be followed by
nstngnsnt m.rko Judging from tho auction sales OF
Waek ~o should that prces favorable to
e aI,d e5cSpt In certain STYLES OF fancy millinery
goo9s auspeoa 10 tho season. Withoud any mArko VI.
rauons ~ PRICE, :hers has been disposition mani.
70 Svo. ne In most descriptions
ton soous In The lower grados or HheetnRs
and In unocached goods generally Any attompt 10
siona Of prices. '>o' @oueeS
The market has yielded 10 tho extent OF 10 per yard On
sn average; but tho FINER qualities Of brown oois r
msad has been quito active. and thoro are no sinses
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship Champion. for New York-Mrs stock
ton, A Clinton d " Clinton, + Bryau. Nance,
Shaw. Mrs Hildebrand. Il Carr. Frances Pollcc,
Tuplanck Mrs oNcill. G Ashby. Miss oNeLll : Cart
mill. E q Rawloy. Pope, = johnston G II Calhcart
and Indy. Miss Semckc, Mrs Drums, Roy Mcynar-
dto and lads. Miss Eseilo Haas GIimball Russell.
Il y Johnson L Norm, Doyle. " blackwell, Mullin
Close, and In stoeragc.
For steamship MonoEa. from New York-D Hrigss,
II W Briggs Darcy, Allison, Reilly. " Glover,
aud BiooraRo.
Por steamship Falcon, for BalGInore-hIr and SIrs
Rayenel, Phynnoy. wunsh Missos HuRor, Miss
Phillips, Keeling, and others.
Per steamer Dictator. IRON pIlatks via Jacksonville
Fcrnrndina and Sayannah-L PaUotti, O Miller, @ Me.
QInley, NJ Bennett j Thomas, W Sncckor, q " Pond
Judge Fraser, II wilson, col Wilson, wife md child
y Earls. Mrs Goodrich. Bcato. hss Mooney, Wilson
Chapel, " White, T Goungcr,J j Staples. ] Muir
ply. g Brown. Mitchell, Togni, and deck.
Per steamer Fanno, from Savannah via Beau ort. Hill
ton Head, &c-B F Faust Bair, Renncy, Con Clio,
House. !. Burus DIR Cuthbert und wife. J j
Pope, and deck.
or steamer 81 Helena. from Edi,to and Rockville
" Seshrook. Col whaloy. j Eddngs, Mr. Fray cr
! dy and daughter. Hanahap. Mrs Ysnhai;sp, b ]
Whalcy. Q Swift. Col burger. Constance and lady.
Read. Brown, and 20 dock
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MONDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 80, 1867.
TItOUTISG.

or before your mother
Fairly knows your out
Goodnessi amt Il Jolly
Tramping inter trout
Tripping over mosscs,
SllppiuS over stones,
Creeping through inornssos,
Chlu'd through blood and bones:
dipping" In o spring holes,
Ripping something out
0oodnessl but it's pleasant
Whipping after trout.
stumbling over raw logs,
Whore they've mado q Jam;
No one can say this atream
1sn't worth o dam:
Water, "cold rs bllxoa,"
Foams your feet about
Cotch your death of-'tWhIs, man
Did you SEQ that troutf
Ply him gcntly-kindIy-
Horso hair Is but irai;
'1hero's a epcckled beautyl"
Crooks hooks never full.
Twonty ounces. plump. sira.
tlieft him. IL you doubti;
Silver, gold and garnetB-
What can match o tioutP,
Lightly drops tho 't7cklo."
Bit ,ely sings the stream,
Brightly burst o fonm bells,
Liko poets dream.
Splash there goes q GUNNER"
Whirrl and no In out
What school Is so charming
As Rchool Of troutf
Rat lesrakcsi and Bkctcrsl-
Wet feet and burnt faces!
Who says snglcrB' lines nrO
''Cust In pleasant lRccs7"
Try II In Boar liver;
But, before you trout II,
lust AJAX Al Editor
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BOARDING DEpARrN1nNr

BOARDING DEPARTNIENI
This department Is under the immediate
control of the President, and the young
ladies' constitute part of his family. They
will have the constant care of the lady
teachers in sickness nnl in health. Tho
rooms are large, well ventilated and reH
'rdrmcd in cold weather. For the style of
living at the College, the Presidents takes
the liberty to refer to Rev. h. F. Franks,
p. T., of Spartanburg District, who, with
his family has board in the College, at the
same table with the young ladies and teach
ers. Also, to Col William L. DcPass of
Camden, Horace Nichols, Esq, of Column
bia, who also, with their families, have
been members Of the College family All
young ladies from distance, are expected
10 board ut the College
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GENERAL IsEn1a1sIxs

Spartanbnrg Female College, under the
patronage Of the South Carolina Confer
ence, was opened Tor the admission Of
pupils OH the 25,h August, 1885.
The site of the College Buildings is one
of the most pleasant and desirable locations
that coul1 have been selected
The Campus encloses fifteen acres OF
Woodland, on the summit of hill, over
looking the town Of Spartanburg. and a
half milo or more, distant from it.
Secluded from the cxctcments and al
fractions Of the town thoroughlares, with d
pure atmosphere, excellent water, and rural
quietude, the pupils enjoy every facility for
mental and moral culture.
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Savannah Market.

SAVANNAH. September 28.-REHAhKs.-There is not
much change to report I'm tho general markets. Prices
Of most articles arc tho samc nnd wo rcer the
AfSs on each under their respective heads. Busincs.
h1, improved though not to such extent to TO
ucyo tho pressure OF Merchants md we cannot x.
peett 70 be much better for throo four weoks.
portion oft has passed through Without leaving an
more than nern drsSnge and wharfage and that which
that Iords but no pocunlnry rclicI to the factors
Cur dty goods Iaen haTo Been doihs good busiposs
for tho past wcek largo number or merchants have
hsIo returned purchase their goods oro satisfied tbnt
Ws do we'll by them other markets. The bust.
woul1 ha7o bseu doublo hut for the sngency OF
aroee les were also active, with . good demand. In
fset Il moro than equal TO tho supply Many orders
could not bo led, wo have said BEFORE owing to tho
gold stesdy; very Little Offering Brokers aro buying
st ltoAlA: selling at 1A2a144.
EIoHAHa7-Eew York exchange Is weak. We quote:
thy days TX por cont. and Interest; sight par az cr
CorroN-our market for tho past week has prcsented
Il S Il. Sospss W a
ysy G.du.y reduced figures, until today, W when @ % The
a. .aaon iSs S .r New Sas 70 4 called
been sod .t ale early the day wero claimed st DOC
and nndsr toward tho close OF tho market We quote
b. snd ss; OF saa g s2s saSs 2 10 a
pool
othsieuslitcs above and below Middiing, are er.
usssy iTegnar, and foF taen therc 8. no quotation.
bonh are yerJ conflicting and We CLEAN from s hayo
ehhsfd during the last week, that sections are
msr es os Two oas ana s nen Ise our for
~ present appearances be attned as tho sum totn of
The crop Of iss7-68. ~ "
consAnATIvr COTTON srATrxRNT, arcrIprs. zIpon1s
AND srooK ON HAND srPrEnBsn 20, 1867, AND ron
THk aAHI TINE LAar rRkR.
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CRISPER COMA.
Oil she was beautiful and fair,
With starry eyes. and radiant hair,
Whose curling tendrils, soft entwined,
Euchsined the very heart and mind,

CRISPER COMA,
For Curling the Hair Of either Sex into Wavy
and Glossy Ringlots or Hoavy Massive
Curls.
PY USING THIS ARTICLE LADIR iAND GENTLE.
- MEN can beauiify themselves a thousand. fold.
II Is tho only article in the world that will curl atrsnht
hair. and at tho mo give 1t beautiful glossy sp
pearance Tho Crspor Coma not only curls tho hair but
inYgorstes beautnes and clcansoB i ia highly and lie.
ghtfuy perfumed. and is TIM most complete article OF
Tho kind ever offered to tho Amt HcAn public. The
CHsper Coma Will bo sent to nny addross scaled and
postpaid for 81.
Address oil ordorB 70
". L. CLARK 4 CO., Chemists,
No. West Fayeto atroot, Syracuse N. =.
March 30 Irr
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Now York Market.
MONEY MARKET


ihs now forS bre"'n0 foif oil Friday Sept embor "a,
says:
Tho loan mDrsot IA opio, n, o,7 ,or ron, n which -,o
tsnIf Tonnc,n,aj N,Ior Co All, at ,aI 80 I,naSs
m,no. fnfar1nr a. boin &c Gu. oe ~ fef enoee
TI,n a:oci norret nrcrs M noa, I.,uros no.o-,
mena aro Quiet bnt pteadv sovsnh hirtia. haStn1 70
colci 10 ion while uod hn1rln1 6nnsa 10 uitia,,f
tiyy hut fIn Ra,irosa thnrcs are Iu, AMI tharo 10
iul In Tho gpeculatIyo moyemonts ~ l "
PRODUCE sIARKEr.
New Yosy Septt rnber a7-Froup 1c-Th6 ,n..ro,
for Western and state flnr \, noT ,ctvo tha ,n, Scs
are Isaase hotter and ho meiinm and hcse
armor. A''N ''e' - ""u' -'e
California -four In rm and I'm fair demand anos NJ -eo
bpis at sii 5oIi3 So - ''' "''N'Au' 'A''' VI '''
Southern Innr IA hotter onI moro ,.ttvo ero,,,r.
choice brnIdp sales Of 1850 Ibisnt slosii 90 for cnp
mon to good Baltimore and country extras aud s1i ooa
Il so for trnde and family brands " =
Corn e s better Sales of IOo hills nj sa az for city
50 rs for arsh's caloric and 10 gos 95 for Br,ndy
wine ~ ~ ~ " o '
qnAN-The wheat market IL better hut ou,et ewing
to the current hsh prccs which preyen niis1s from
operating. f'''"'' -''''' '10N
600 bushels ohio and Western Mt 75.TsEc ond 7sc
for do TO arrive In October State St i5a7oIc ' Nv
Germ carly In the day was much deprcssed and urces
declined Ia5c per Llso: t later ,,ost n, tho aciinc
Was recovered ' " 49, '-
There waa fair INJURY nj the concessIop ebcG, for
Tho horne trndo though Il, mart ior inycsimcmt "
PRoyIsloSs-Tho porl rnsrket has asn modora,slv A.
tico at rather higher range or nrjces but cloSas dun At
The sales Dash and regular arc aso hills nj soa on,
incsa; aud s2I ia,;aa. rs for ioS Isis do
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ClIASTEI.LAR'S
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by (l,r uIe OF

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cannot 10 detected by the closest scrutiny and being
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ONLY article OF the kind used by tho French, md Is
sideiod by the Parlsian indispensable to perfect
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past year. suus;!.n guarantee OF lis efficacy. Price
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