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Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-12-19
Jasticc at Last.
A TA9DY CONFESSION OF A GREAT
CRIME.

some years 9gO young man, resucct-
ably Connected and the sole support Ola
widowed mo her and only sister, was
convicted OF fogery and scntclced to eX-
plate his alleged crime in prison. lie
was clerk III n dry goods store, aud
was frequently called on to assist the
cashier III his duties. o day check
fol 500 was p csented at the bank AMI
G she by IN unknown ! ers)n. 1t
was drawn in the name of the firm Tor
whom the accused was working aud
w 5 in his handwriting.
Their, could be no doubt of the fact.
He himself admitted that the check
was drawn by him; but he could recol-
lcct none o. the circumstances attending
it, ard could offer no explanation of the
matter. The books OF the house show
ed no account of it, Under these cir
cumstances he was arrested and cOnvic-
ted. Two persons, however, believed
in mis- iInocencc-his mother and sister
and only these Two! Bowed down with
shame, and helpless to vindicate his
honor, he died shortly afterwad. In
less than year the mother followed her
son and til ; sister, left alore in the
world DIES red by former fii nds, shun-
ucd by acquaintances, struggled bravery
in her toll for subsistence. She became
/
herse f. Every day for the last five
years she has been ut work IN an estab.
lishement on Canal street.
"Wednesday afternoon the lawyer who
prosecuted the case was sent to write
the will of a man at the point of death.
In this Will he bcqueathed his property
to the sister, and embodied in the in
strumcnt full confession of the forgery
committed eight years ago. He was the
cashier OF the firm, now grown rich. Ii
was by his direction the draft was pre-
pared He purposcly omitted the entry
and awaited himself Of the proceeds.
Now after the lapse of eight years @
tardy relaration is attempted to be
made, But it will not restore life to the
dead, or extract the bitter sting of sor-
row and rief so long endured. 1t is
one Of the strange events which ma c
up the story of a life. Stung by remOrse
at the brink of the grave, his last act in
: life is to vindicate the memory of the
dead and give comfort to the living. |
.. may palliate his crime before the tr.bu
nal which, instead of human justice
will pass npon his crime.-N. o. Pic
dVuae
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fcE.sOiiUi.

Jabez Sary gent, Esq, long i sident of
Windsor, died on the morning OF the
10Th, ut t he age of nearly 81 years.
Baron james Rothschild left $500 to
every emp4oye in his establishment who
had been with him over ten years.
Gen. Frcmont's friends uric him for
the mission to France.
Gen. Mcclellan has declined the Pre-
sidency of the University of Cal foynia
on account of the small salary. He is
now receiving from $4,000 to 900 a
year.
The Prince of Wales is said to be an
" accomplished dai. cist."
Joseph L. Smith has heen appointed
Collector at y iscasset, Me-, in place of
Erastus Foote, who resigned during the
recess.
The salary of Rev. DR.. Baldwin, of
Troy, has been increased one thousand
dollars.
Gen. John a. Rawlins, Chief of Gen.
Grants staff, has recovered his health
and gone on a visit to his relatives in
Danbury.
Mrs. Green, of Brattleboro, wife of
Com. Theodore p. Green, has gone to
Pensaco a, Florida, to joint her husband
who is in com mand OF the f1e t station
ed a that place.
Rev. 7. s. Hubbard late of Gaysville,
accepts a call to Rochester, and wishes
communication TO him to be directed
to the latter place.
Hon. n. G. Upham, of Concord, n. Ii.
has nearly recovered from a long sick
ness of fever
Gen. Meade will spend the Holt days
in Philadelphia.
Willis DrummOnd of Macgregor, Iowa,
has been confirmed as supervisor OF In
ternal Revenue for Iowa, Minnesota
Nebraska and Nevada.
William Mcmahon, Il printer, OF
| Louisville, has fallen heir to $4,000 ster-
ling, bcqueathed by u deceased relative
in England.
A wealthy citizen of Terre Haute has
proposed to endow Female Seminary
at that place with 100000.
The commercial house of j. Thomson
Boonal, d Co., of London consists o.
four partners. of WHOM three have jus
been elected to Parliament, two o.
them as Liberals. The fourth partner i.
Mr.. VIM. Gladstone, a first cousin OF the
Premier.
The following sentiment is attributed
to Napoleon Bonaparte. "A handsome
woman lleases the eye, but a good wo
man pleases the heart. The one is c
jewel-the other is a treasure"
Verdi wants all tie Italian composer:
to unite in whiting a requiem to be per.
formed on the first anniversary Ct RIOS.
sini's death.
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THE CHAMPION EATER.-The cham
piOn of the United S ates, an exchange
says, is named Joshua Plumb. A few
days ago he entered a restaurant in
Hudson, N. Y, and offered to eat all
that any one would pay for. The chal-
lenge having been accepted he dispos-
ed of the following articles: Ten pieces
Ofapple pie, six cora cakes, a quarter of
pound of crackers, six cups of peanuts,
thirty picked clans; four lemons, an
ounce of candy, and tw, bowls of clam
soup. He then drank six tumblers of
water, and offered to eat hundred raw
oysters. No one doubted his ability to
accomplish the feat, but no one was
willing to pay for the oysters, and so he
went off grumbling that he wasn't halt
full.
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tO1,rV.
one HoHr rita Thee.

One hour with thee! When earliest day
Dapples win gold the eastern grey,
Ca, wuat N frame my mind To- bear
The toll and iurniu !, cark and care,
New glcfs Witch coming hours unfold,
And sad remembrance OF the o.d!.--
Ouc hour with thrtl
One hour with thccl When burning June
Waves his red ilag at pitch Ut noon,
WAT III ,ll repay the faithful swain
His iaburs on the su.ty plain;
Aud more than cave ~ shctcring hough.
Cool teverlsh blood and throbbing Brow
One hour with thcel
Ono hour with theel When sun is set,
Oh, hat can teach me TT forget
The thauklcss iaburs Of the da
i he hopes, the Wishes flung away:
The increasing wants aud iesscniug gains,
Tie masters pride who SEQ MS my pains:
UI.c hour with thee!
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Religious TcDts.

The new Baptist Church at Ntrth
Danvilc is to be dedicated on Christ
mas Day.
The South congregational Church in
St. Johnsbury have voted unanimously
" to propose to Rev. Mr. Brastow a va
cation for the purpose of travelling
abroad at such time % lac may choose,
and that the Society will continue his
salary during his absence of from six to
nine months as he may deem desirab c.'
The Montpelier District Preachers
convention is to hold It's next meeting
at Mar. htield, Dec. 22d and 23d.
The Congregational Meeting House
and the Methodist Episcopal Chapel at
Pawlet ale undergoing re airs.
The Catholic Church at Port Jeryis
n. Y. was destroyed by fire, Dec. 10.
The Sabbath School connected with
the Free Baptist Church at Lyndon
Center, are making preparations to cele-
brate the forthcoming Christmas on
quite an extended scale.
Rev. a. T. Deming, late Of Swanton,
has commenced his labors as acting
Pastor of the Congregational Church at
Post Mills Village, to which place all
communications for him may be address
sed. We find the following card i'll the
ChrOnicL
The Rev. A. II. Deming and family,
would hereby return tn -ir thanks 70
friends in Swanton, lOr Ihe very accept
at lie present made the , on leaving That
place tor their present field OF labor.
May the gracious Lord unite, incite, and
abLndantly p.Osper them, DLliu them
ali up III the most holy latin, and aud 10
His churches in TIA place, man. o.
such us snail be -aVed.
The next annual meeting Of the Yer
mont Con ference is to be held at Water
bury.
1t is said that Bishop futile, of Mon
tana, is the youngest bishop OF the Pro-
testant Episcopal church. He is 8
year. old.
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al SOffS If Items.

The Sultan Of Turkey has 900 wives.
Typhoid feJe, i, ve.y prevalent in
M line.
Cleveland counts up 25, 1876 school chill
dren.
Game is very scarce in New Jersey
this fall.
The Mssissippiis being overrun with
bridges.
"Only ten days to California " is now
the cry.
Chicago is now packing over $4,000
hogs per week.
The place for Dismissed Officials
Sacks Coburg.
Why is a pretty girls foot like he
letter Y? Because its at the end of
beauty.
Ill-Timed People.-One who has a
boil on fry-day, and the mother who
has daughter on son-day.
Aunt Eliza: Does Capt. Van Tulip
wear rats in his mustache? / think
see their tails sticking OUT"
A clergyman after marrying couple
made prayer over them, concl uding ::
" Forgive them, Lord; they know not
what they do"
Little fOur-year old the other day
nonplussed mother by making the fol-
lowing inquiry: Mother, if man is
n Mister, amt a woman Mystery p"
He was put to bed.
An exchange says, when David slew
GCliah with sling. the latter fell ''stone
dead :" and, of course, was quite aston
ished, as such thing had never entered
his head before.
Canada has nearly four million acres
of surveyed Crown lands.
The Union Pacific conveys passengers
/ .430 miles from Chicago.
Have we an almanac on board ?" in
quired an Irish gentleman of steam
in the negative Pat replied: 1--WE /,
then, we shall have to take the wealth
er as it comes"
A subscription paper was lately circu-
lated in rural parish, with the follow
ing object in view: 1--WE subsc ibe the
amount opposite our names for the pur-
pose of paying an organist, and a boy
to blow the same"
a Boston paper ventures the opinion
that beet suger is rs good as cane sugar,
because the difference between beating
and Gaming is merely nominal.
A lady has a Sunday school class in
one of our churches. Two brothers at
tended it alternately. One Sunday the
lady asked one O the boys if he would
be there on the following Sabbath.
Oh, To-" says he, 4" / can't; It's my
turn to saw wood"
Mans ability is measured by at he
accomplishes. WHAT matters it, if he
possesses great talents, and he dies leav-
ing the world no richer for his having
lived in it,"
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SINGULAR ESCAPES. During the
earthquake at Val ljaraiso on the 18th o.
August, a Mrs. Davidson was buried be-
meath the ruins of her house, but was
rescued, though severely injured, by her
son. While the latter sought further as
sistance, she was swept away by the
sea, but managed to get herarms through
broken door, which kept her af1oat. A
boat " as despatched to her rescue by a
vessel in the haroor, and she was saved
from watery grave. The boat, how
ever, could not return to the vessel, Ow-
ing to the turbulence of the waves
and put out to sea for the night, re-
turning to the shore in the morning.
lere she lay or three days with only a
hlonknt TO shell or her from the hot sun
and tn : night dews. One was ti,.n ~
moved to the city, and every care taken
OF her, but her sutierings had been SO
great that she could not recover, and
death supe,vened on the 10th OF Novem-
Der.
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Information.

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Ueardess face, also recipe for the removal of
,,imples. blotches, eruptions, etc, on the skin,
leaving the same soft, clear, and beautiful, can
be obtained without charge by addressing
THOS. +. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
G6-1y S23 Broadway New York.
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TtCeiifU-Hcc Years Practice
dw-ol6-S

males, has placed DR.. Dow at the head Of all the
physicians making such practice specially, and
enables him to guarantee u speedy and perman-
ent cure in the worst cases of SuppleSSiO and
all other Menstrual DerdnJements, from citat
ecer cause. All letters for advice must contain
81. Office. No. . Endicott Street, Boston.
n. b. Board furnished to those desiring to re-
main under treatment.
boston. july. 1868. 226 1yrdAw
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Vel ocIPEDEs. - Carl Benson, being
challsn led to make ryme for veloci-
pede, got of this impromptu
There was man on a velocipede,
Who said, 81 need not give my boss feed;
Without oats or hay,
He will go all day
lisa cheap thing to keep yelocipede."
The Evansville journal., 1868-06-30
AGENTS WANTED ~ THE
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Union Republican Platform.


The following is the platform adopt
ed by the Republican Convention, at
Chicago, on THURSDAY the 21st day of
May, 1863.
The National Republican party of
the United States, assembled in Ma
tional Convention in the city of Chi
cago, or the 10th day Of May, 1868,
make the following declaration of
principles:
|. We congratulate the country on
the assured success Of the reconstruc-
ton policy Of Congress as evinced by
the adoption, il q majority of the
States lately IN rebellion, of Consti-
tutions securing equal civil.ano polit-
ical rights to all and we regard it
as the duty Of the Government TO sus-
tain those institutions, and to pre-
vent the people of such States from
being remitted TO a state Of anarchy.
2 The guarantee by Congress of
equal suffrage to all loyal men IN the
South was demanded by every con-
sideration OF public safety, Of graft
tude, and must be maintained; while
the question Of suffrage in all the
loyal States properly belongs to the
people of those States.
3. We denounce al forms of repu-
diation as national crimes, and the
national honor requires the payu. ent
of the public indebtedness, in the
utmost good faith, to all creditors, at
home and abroad. cot only according
to the letter but the spirit of the laws
under which 1t was contracted.
1. Il Is due to the labor of the na-
ton that taxation should be equalized
@~Sa~ 49, - GAaSA
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Circular. Mill. Mulay. Gang, and
GrOss-(Sr1t

Every saw thaf leaves orr tactory Is Oh
Tenn pered ana FateaG Ground, perfectly
true and even, and made Of uniform tenn
per by our pa ent teniperlng process.
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- PLEAsE ENAAIIN 3. -

Any person ordering either Of The Clubs
mentioned low. can nave their seiec-
tions o. premiums enumerated, cores
pondI ag TO the size OF the Club,
FREE FUR ONE DOLLAR!
FOR A CLUB OF 30 (e3).-One OF the
following artic ieg, viz. 10 yeHs. - heet5ng.
DelaIne dress PATTERN fancy colored bed
spread, no view Turkey morocco album
81 riped cashmere deIaine dress pattern ;
honey-cCrnb quilt, all wool square shawl
set solid gold bosom studs, all wool fancy
cashmere pants and vest pattern. gents
hair guard chain gold trlmmingsl. silver
p1ated chased butter dish, silver plated 5
bottle revolving castor ton feetl, set supe.
promenade shawl, ladies long gold plated
cham. ladies' sold double ring, gents
heavy chased solid gold ring, soliu black
QuaIity baImorAL skirt. set jewelTy sleeve
buttons 10 matcnl, violin and bow, gents
(ivory trimmings, superior Turkey mo-
rocco shopping bag, ladies high cut bal
moral boots,
FOR A CLUB OF SO (s6).-One OF the
following articles, viz: o , DIS b1esa en- sd
or zsrowG @2aee15ng; Black or coIored
atpac oress pattern. poPlln dress pattern.
one piece OF bleached OF brown sheetIDg,
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castor. = yards sT-i erior cashmere tor
pants and vest pattern, extra heavy honey
comb Quit, Two fancy colorsc beds prestds,
pa II gents cali boots, yCis. farmers good
WOOi fFocSlDg. fancy cashmere pla ID dresz
pattern, best uuaI Ly bAlnoraI SKIRT, rose
cloaE pattern, silver plated cake or card
ba ket, Iur mutt or cape. ladies aShIon-
able wool double shawl, splendid ciaspeG
family Bible 60 by II record page and en-
gravlngsl. 3 yards double width waterproof
cloaking, set ivoTy-handled knives with
silver plated forks, set silver forks, one sci
lace curtains; genuine meerehaum
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following articles, viz: 50 yds. superb
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4 yards double width cloakIng or
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table covers with / dozen large sized
dinner napkins 10 matca, p yards
splendid hemp carpeing (good col
ors) extra quality black or alpaca Cress
patterns, extra QualiJy pcplin dress pat
quality, silver hunting caSed patent
IeEer watch. one dozen ivory handled
steel bladed knives and forks, silver plated
engraved bottle re diving castor with cut
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Complete, single barrel shot gun. Bacon's
SIX barrel revolver, pair superior white
wool blankets, nice fur mum ana cape, sill
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Yer, ~ yards all wool fancy cashmerestOr
sutt, one dozen Rogers bese silver plated
forks. common sense sewing ana emorol
derln8 machine, TWO heavy honey comb
quilts. splendid family Bible (reeorc and
photograph page).
For larger Cgu6s The ra1ses Increases lB the
same alto.
Catalogue Of goods ana samples sent to
any addIess free. Send money by regis
tered letter.
Address all orders 70
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?. .. Box &,
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Goods, Cutlery, Plated Ware, Albums.
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New Advertisements.

Do YOU WoEDeR how we can sell
oEaands of 8h&wIs. Red Blankets,
Boot. hoes silk Dress Patters. Eheetgug.
Shirfzng by the Web, Wa rtie~, r weIry'
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give E1 choice in ace ~ tictes Of .Rseganee
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dress CfT.. ME&ERyE, & Co .tIiceased.
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TOBACCO ANTIDOTE.

WARRANTED 70 Teulcue ALI DESIRE for TO-
oGcco. This great emedy is an excellent
appetizer. Il purifes the bloc d, invigor-
ates the system, possesses great nour1sh-
ing anc strengthening power. enables The
stomach to digest the heartiest food
makes steep refreshing, ana establishes
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rug Years CARED. Price Fifty Cents, post
Tobacco, with lists OF referen ces, teStln1o-
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New Jersey.
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WTANTED, AGENTS, SIS to 500 PEI

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machine that will sew stronger, more
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ItmRkes the Elastic Look StItch." Every
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We pay Agents from SIS 70 500 per month
and ex penkes. or s com mission from which
twice tha3 amount can be made. Address
SECOMB & CO., Pittsburgh. Pa, or Boston.
Mass.
Caution. Do not be I'm posed upon by
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really practical cheap machine manu-
factured.
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MANUFACTUEE of the FIN ST
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Liquors. Wines, Cordlais and Bittevs, (uo
machinery requiredl will be sent to any
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ey'order OF IS tothe address OF G. W. JACK
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Common shape, As good as the best The
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Send toI circular and prices TO LIPPIN-
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sole Manufacturers. For sale by principal
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AZ SOLDIER ASD A srATMAE.
An accurate history OF his Mary and
Civil, Career. In one large octal volume,
viii dnd this the b OK to sell the pres
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We EN- ploy no General A0en and offer
exkru inducements to canvass. Agents
viii see the advantage OF deang directly
with the publishers. For descptiYe ctrcu-
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?. q. Box &,
Wholesale Dealers in Dry and Fancy
Goods, Cutlery, Plated Ware. Albums.
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&c. We want an eneretic, intelligent
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New-York tribune., 1868-06-01

0TV5cE fjSIoS PICIHc RAuEoAp Co, EAsfkRg DIVsoS,
PhILApELPHiA, May rs, 1863 5
THE INTEREST, in GOLD, on the FIRST
Il MORTGAGE BONDS Of the UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY COM
PBSY EASTERN DIVISION due June 1888 s be p S1 p,sse5
tsop Of coupons BANKING House DABkEf NOR
~ wM. J. PALMER. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-01
BORT @larotn's 9utits.

NEw-rolG 1
PoRrwARpESs OvTcE. No % william st
NOTICE is hereby given, IN accordance with
~ S,ioS OF the Act passed Al IA, 1851 entitled Aesto
,b Warieus the Port of New York" 70 s6
n haviag charge Of the ubjeet natter Of such nau
or survey that the bowng vessels under srAnA-
ga H. he Po that the sad esanauoss vii
~ within days succeeding this HoEee On beard Aa
vessels; soHp
steamship EUROPA
Ship New World. t9n =. W.
phileua
Bark 2ebecc9 Caruana. I"nh
Brig Senorita. Congress 81, booA.h
MIYTHORSE ToMPKIkS, PRsiSebt
J. AUGs HERRiNAs Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-01


LONpoS Msv co2 Consols opened a. y Tor money ana s'
SnOs1 i5 t.s S.s,s 81 w. Bo5rds ola jssu. T256j
Erie Railway yshares...............4t ~
FRANKroRr MAY 2-RvESrNs States Five Tvtne opened
NJ 862 and closed at 7 or the Old issue
LIyKRPoos May 29EyESISG CooHIhe market closed nrm anu
1he sales ofthe day foot uS 10000 bales
Q0otatobs of the day; u:laAA IhA
MiddlHg Upiauds.s.ss ..ss......lltL ,if
Orleans.
Breadsisg- MIed Western Corn quarter, AZ the Cf
Wheat at the opening, l4J per GENITAL lot CA
irrla l3 for No Red Western At the close
white per GENITAL No Red Western l2& Oats opened st
the opening 1913 per bbl for Western Canal At The
PTovisons the openvg llo Dbl foI EI Prime Mess
llO Prime Mess Pork opened at 81 per b ana
rlOsed dull & Lard the opening 81 per eWt At the close s
Cheese opening @ cw for the bet grades o. American
Pine 81 Bacon at the opening @ per ~t Tor Camosi
land the close. quiet at S
PrcGTeeROsin 6s p eWt r Common Wilmington Srand .nd
nj for opening and cu for Common wilmington
Medium at the close IaOw, a. TIE opening 4
eUt Tuueutne the opening, 296P evt AZ the close ~
Refined Petroleum p gallon al the opening the close S SPINS
Peirolenm opening 3D. 4 gallon as tue close sd -
LONpoS 81 mSuga opened az ~ q cwt TOT No ~
closed at I6 Sperm on 40 un al tue
opening AZ Linseed Oil 4 Ptun al the opening al
e3 Lned Cakes opened and closed at SO 10 n TOT
Thn Ohlong for feeding 49,, -,
MAJ y3BYenBgPeoeum closed heavy al ~ faucs
bbl for Standard White.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-01
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
TIE STATE OF TRADE

MAYo-s 10 sacks Flour 1850 bbs Flour 4eoo bush Wheat
10l2 bblS PctT0leuH.