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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-28
NEW YORK srEI.ANGE.

81 81 si555 si5 New YoRK, Oct. 81 IIii
The steamships Holsatia, from Bremen,
and City of Boston, from Liverpool, arrived
this morning. M ~ AcNf,M
The glass staining factory of Henry E.
Sharp, on East Twenty second street, was
destroyed by fire last night. Loss S25,0O0;
fully insured. 'sQ.7 rt,,,sss y sFff3I y
Workinewomen.j = +
A meeting OF the Women's Topographic
cal Union and the Sewing Machine Opera I
tors Union met last night, and formed a
Central Association of Workingwomen by
consolidating the two societies, with Miss
Susan b. Anthony as President. Miss
Anthony announced that Anna Dickinson
had offered to lecture for the benefit of the
association. IOH .gHtfHP mn e .Lpv
Tad4aD} = Gold az gH.FH II
The gold sale by the Treasury to-day was
at "a 7l-lO0. f,..r, --,-....., - -.
Gen. Blair. .arP3Idki
Gen. Blair arrived to-day and speaks at
Tammany Tonight CiU z = L0TIiiIO
Loss by Fire. aaaGs 5uV
The loss by fire at Hunters Point yester-
day was $l7500 on the warehouse, insured
for $4,000. The loss on 4S00 barrels of re-
fined oil and 4500 barrels of naptha was
$97, 900, insured for sos 000., The above
belonged to Rockefeller, Andrews & Flag
Ter. The vessel burned and her cargo be-,
lOnged to other parties. '''' '--g1ai'77 His-
i IL u -IOH shot. L H3UH .TOE
William Carney was fatally shot last
night by George Tillman, during dispute.
The latter was arrested. Both are negroes.
Deficit ~ : ~ '1EIl
It is rumored that deficit of $162, 600
has been discovered in the public accounts
OF the province of Quebec. % Still Y3I0aI,
,lFsHi.lr rNomination. ,Hss II W ~
VIM. Laimber was nominated last night
for Congress the Sth District by the Re-
publicans. This completes the Congress
sional nominations throughout the State.
oa0 Episcopal. Convention. r1s-
Infthe Episcopal Convention to- day Mr..
Welsh stated that the House of Bishops
would be unable to conclude their business
in time to adjourn on Wednesday, and
therefore suggested that the Convention
continue in session until Friday. No ac-
tion was taken. so afaff5 fFAs s
On Trial.
The case of Leonard S. Klinek against
Charles r. Harding and seventvfive other
dry goods merchants of New York, is on
trial in Brooklyn. The plaintiff claims
$4,000 ,dBmages for false imprisonment,
he having been arrestedin 1866 on a charge.
of conspiracy to defraud in purchasing
100000 worth OF goods on credit, selling
them in Cincinnati and elsewhere and abb
sconding,s of which he was acquitted.
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'tz-5The crop OF ohestnuts is unusually
large, and our market is abundantly sup
piled with them F. 1a5s1 mi /. IS
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-28

nr Hons. George H. Pendieton, J. F.
Mckinney, of Piqua, and j R. Hubbell, OF
Delaware, were in the city yesterday.
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ssTHE ,ALPINE HATr newestthing out, at
Clark & Farmers, No. Neil House Block.
.tf-rtf oct2S- DIT
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A HENNEBo's Restaurant, Broadway,
No. l3, will give you better satisfaction
than any other in the city. oct28-3t
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Escaped.

1 7, - 20 - IilIs's- HARTF0RD, Oct. 26. 15
Charles e. Gilbert, who was sentenced
three years ago to the State prison for life,
for murder committed in New Britton,
escaped from prison in Wethersfield this
morning, q. s7f s- 81rgIq @fs14 bra asff bHA
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Reward.
CHARLESTON, o

7 CHARLESTON, OCC. Il.
! Governor Scott of South Carolina, has
issued a proclamation in which he says in
formation has been received that Samuel
MartishawsaDds William Fitzgerald were
the murderers of the negro Lee Nance, and
offers reward of So, 800 each for their ap-
prehension and delivery in Jail, with proof
to convict. 300
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GENTS Box Toe LACED SHOE, with the
English Bend" sole, the finest specimen
OF work in the market, now received by
r. KINsELL- Co.,
1S9 South High street.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.

Cincinnati Money Market-Oct. 27.
-GOLD-134 buying. = 5s-s.. s75sl sd,
EXCHANGE-Firm buying and 80 to
ITO premium selling. -
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MEALS at all hours, at Gloss and Wilper's
oct7-dtf F1..,.-I I,.,.,-sr, -
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Harvard College.

bOSTON, OcG. ZI.,
The Presidency of the Harvard College
has been offered to Rev. DR.. Andrew P.
Peabody, the College preacher, and he is
considering whether to accept it.
30 q Buff;aIo Ifems. IliYEH
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K. KINsELL & Co., No. 1S9 South High
street, deal only in the best boot and shoe
stock of all kinds, and sell at the most
reasonable rates. 80 p oct2ldeod1w
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!, ~, ,.,r,oHE,,oa,s nan aIunElpp,x1Ks 5p,x1Ks aQTr = 4,

Is splendid Hair DYE is the best in The world
the only true and perfect Dye; hafml ess reliable
instantaneous; no disappointment ; DO ridiculous
crates and leaves the Hair soft and beautiful 6tdcS
or 5ro,on: SOIt BY an Druggists and Perfumers
No. l6 Bond street. N. York. PNY apr2s d&w1y x. l
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.PHALONsS ssPAPHIAN LOTION,.I
sor Baautifying the SKIN and COMPLEXION

Rsmoyes all ERUPTIONs. q FRRGKLEs, PIN
~ PIES, MOTH BL0TCHEs, TAN, etc.,
"' and renders THE SKIN SOFT, FAIR ,s7 "
and BLOOMING. 80 .riupE ar ...sf ~
For LADIES in the NURSERY it is invaluable
For GENTLEMEN after SHAVING it has no
equal. "PAPHIAN LOTION" is the only reli
able remedy for diseases and blemishes Of the
| SKIN.
| yNy-my22-eod1y =. -Igxy- z7-r-r
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-28

~. What Queen Isabella has not got7
,.ns ctdasau7 en- EspdgHe 3 3 = si-' : s'.,1'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-28

New York Money market-Oct. 27.
G0LD-Opened at 1875, and closed at
1875 @l3414' 'i'-7Sia as s.7'''H els ~ 59e.
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PRoGEss.--C Columbus sailed to the Ameri-
can coast in a four hundred ton ship, and
first landed upon the islandof St.Domingo.
Last week asvesset from St. Domingo I'll =
loaded in New York over four hundred
tons of st. Croix Rum for P. H. Drake q
CO., of that city. This is but few weeks
aupply of this article, which these gentie-
men use in the manufacture of the cele-
brated Plantation lBitters. We are in.
formed by an exchange that Messrs. Drake
s. Co. hate not advertised dollar for a
year, but that the sales of this article con-
| tinue at the former enormous figure. In
| 1864, the receipts of the Plantation Bit
ters were equal to those of the New York
| Sc, New Haven railroad. sda
MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at halt
the price. siosu at iaii D9s ~ 7o3 o. sf5 n-sssf
'95.,, s y, '-a z : 80, -
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BUFFALO, Oct. 27.


r59 3 BufaIo Items. IGI&n
BUFFALO, Oct. 27.
The City Council has refused to comply
with Che request of a public meeting to
vote $500 for the Red river relief fund.
Two men named GarWood and Carr were
arrested on the steamer City OF Cork, from
England, charged with embezzlement to
Manchester They werezztaKen. before
Judge wilkins yesterday and remanded,
the Judge. deciding the affidavit of the
Chief of the Chief of Police, reciting that
he had received cable telegram directing
their arrest, was sufficient yidencefor de-
tention until arrivals from England of de-
tectiyes.l iE5J hHE ggibTEWT8H
River News.
PITTSBURGH, Oct 27.
Weather cloudy. River too low fornav-
ioation. I u - "a 10 sslA q -
a8 Earihquake.o
"a asaj5 ia - SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. ~.
A sharp earthquake shock at midnight
caused considerable fright, but no dam
age.stzE Ia - l-EEE zG bEE Iae - Tasd
Oregon. q,
The Republican members OF the House OF
Representatives of the Oregon Legislature
have resigned. The Governor has accepted
their designations. This leaves The House
without quorum. No appropriation bill
was passed. There is great excitement in
| Salem. =. - "A -
| --' Princeton College.
GWUCn - PRINcEroN, N. j., Oct. 27. !
The Inauguration of DIR. McCosh as
| President of Princeton College Was at
tended by an immense eencourse. .ot grad
yates aud friends of the college. 1t was
the largest number of alumni ever gath
! cred. ias Busa EalT =. -aa sir.g. .ys.ua'i
Iggb nan Toronto Items. g6lqsa
rr TORONTO, Oct. q.
Extensive robberies in connection with
| the Post Office has been discovered. A
package of fifteen registered letters, sent
from here last week by the Grand Trunk
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OYsTERs-OYsTERs- q-=-ss-
Go to Buckley's (the live Oysteman)
l6 E. Broadway, to buy spencer, Angur &
Co.'s Chesapeake Bay OYSTERS
au95-dtonov28 fi3 ,niz
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milwaukee nIarket-Oct q

FLOUR-Dull; prices unchanged. sana-
WHEATON, at 81 2S for No. In store
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LADIES SHoEs- The latest styles of la
dies shoes, iu all sizes, and of superior
workmanship, just received by
9stH 70 bse-rr rR.nKINsELL & Co.,
- si7-''i - EH> 1s9 South High street. q
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5s Sf,sas New YORK, Oct. "a.
The steamships Holsatia. from Bremen,
and City of Boston, from Liverpool, arrived
this morning. M ~ TAc4{iW m
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-28

The glass staining factory of Henry E.
Sharp, on East Twenty second street, was
destroyed by fire last night. Loss S250OO;
fully insured. ss ,5a.v-,,,,.sa y sFttsi-I ;
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FINE FRENCH CALF Doors. hand ssewed,
fair stiteb,i double sole, and custom. made,
are now selling tor So rs, by 49, =. 's-ss e
,sbs4r q Il aasR. KINsELL & Co, t. 4 9li4 l5r
1s9 South High street.
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EMBROIDERY AND PLAIN SEWING IIav-
ing increased facilities Tor doing all kinds
of Embroidery, Plain Sewing, Shirtmak:ng
and Needlework of, every variety, the
Sisters of the Good Shepherd kindly solicit
the patronage of the ladies of this city,
while they tender their sincere thanks for
past favors. We need all the work we can
get. Orders left at Miss NJ, NJ. Zimmer's,
17S, South High street, will receive prompt.
attention. oct237d1wa
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HELP OR WE PERIsH.-This is what neg
lected teeth would say if they could remon-
strate with their owners; and mark this,
the teeth cannot perish or become black
oryellow if the SozoDeNTis used daily
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For SALE-House and lot, corner of
Franklin and Washington Avenue. Most
desirable property; will be sold at bargain
Enquire OF J. W Moore, No.4s West North
street.
oct 13-dtf sdE -e1t-'t q Iora,s p =ea q
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HoLLowAY's Observation-Disclosures
1t is not necessary to hobble through life
on crutches because an attack of rheuma-
tism, improperly treated, has resulted in the
stiffening of limb. Apply Holloway's Oint-
ment to the joint affected rub it in with
a will, and persist in this course until the
tense sipews begin to yield to its softening
properties. The worst cases of contraction
may be relievedsby this process. Sold by
all Druggists. zq7ad slls s:ss7 aly9Tdly1cw
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These are. simple homeopathic sugar
pills, sold by all druggists at 80 cents per
box, Address, r 10 .,ss is5t Isi7<9 bs .iu 7a
HUMPHREY's SPkcFIC HOMEOPATHIC MED
IcINE Co., 562 Broadway, N. Y.
tfy13-d&w1y-cw "'ss es'ist' SEQ q
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THE SECRECY OF THE TELAGRAPH.-The
following communication was called out by
asentence published,in the Journal of Oct
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jBsasa Dear Sir :--71 Your Ca
tarrh pills are Invaluable. They have cur,
ed my wife of catarrh of ofeighbeenmonths
standings for which She had previously ta-
ken allopathic medicine ia vain. esteem
them highly. Yours respectfully,
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"SPALDISG's GLUE !" has become house
, i-1a, -Il~ rnol :g1n5s reI 4 T. a
hould word. 1sai ssii .s1ss- srs boss = 5,fvt-si
/ WY Y-iun15-eod6m-c % e.ale121 div bsi7
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Princeton CoIIege.

Extensive robberies in connection with
the Post Office has been discovered. "a A
package of fifteen registered letters, sent
from here last week by the Grand Trunk
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River News.
Earfhquake.

Weather cloudy. River too low for nav
igation. y = = "a z% e = q -
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ssl asaj5 ia - SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. ~.
A sharp earthquake shock at midnight
caused considerable fright, but no DAM
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A pInI1s MInnw.

A very goo d widow. who was looked
up 10 by the congregation 10 which SHE
belonged as an example Of piety, coniri-
we'd to bring her conscience to terms for
one little indulgence. She loved porter,
and one day, just aS she had received
half dozen bottles from tho man who
usually brought her the comfortable
beverage, she-oh horrorl--saw two Of
the grave elders Of the church approach.
ing her door. She ran the man out Of
the back door, aud the botll, under tho
bed. The wealhcrwas hot, and while
conVersIng with her sage friends, pop
went cork. Dear mel exclaimed the
goo lllg, 'thsre goes the bed cord; il
snapped yesterday the same way. l
must have another rope provided in a
few minutes went another. followed by
the peculiar hiss Of escaping liquor
The rope would not do again, but the
good lady was notn loss. Dear mel
sOid she, that bla k cat of mine must bo
at some mischief under there, scau'-
AnOber bottle popped of, and the por.
Ter came stealing out from under the bed
curtains, oh, dear mel saidshe. l had
forgot; it is my yeast! Here, Prudence
como aud tnho these bottles oI YeSSt
aw0yl
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that night, and fodiog him we'll educA-
ted, toll him would keep him as my
cIc'k he should he my tent.ms,e. I
said, smil ng, He ctimsoned. and 6Od-
ing mvg'zi embarrassed him. | wont on
talking csrelsNslr and found bis nSmO
VAS L lis Lqo, Us would tell me no
more of his history.
I 'From that TINA he was always With
M, an grewlo love the boy as though
he belonged to mA, Ha won all the
meo's hearts BY his gentle, timld ways.
aud tbSy never were rude or rough when
he WIS near, but grnw gentle as they
would in their far of homes in the pres
'enOe of IN others and sisters. Hs would
share every danger with ms. and some,
Iim9s when | refused to let him go. he
woul look at me de6an,ly and say I
dare not Keep him from his du'yP AndI
did NOS
Aenisht VIXEN we wore out scouting,
an lay uOdcr tho sky, .lhe,cod, pitiless
rain ting On our heads. have gather.
cd the form Of Ellis in my arms and
lrledlo shield him from the storm. [
have grne to sleep, aud dreamed sweet,
hnhl'znl deans Of my darling, aud
woke 10 fad him nestled in my bosom,
just us Elli IS used to, All this while
thero WIS no word from her. | had
waited till my heart seemed breaking;
then ! Lad Wriiten,bui no answer came
Oh, .uc dark despair of those daysl
shouli have died II it had not been for
myboy When ho saw my head bent
in agouy. he would come and lay his
hand on it clressipgly, while such a
st ,ad;e l,,s would creep into his eyes,
| couIl not aihom them.
sOoc day We were surprised AMI a
f rce balll cn4uol, There was sharp
quick work, anl through it all my little,
soldier kept bv my side mnnEolly,. /
had ordereL him to the rear, but | hardly
think he heard ma. We routed tho enc.
nv, .ba' not before many of my brave
boys badybit the dust. Ellis aud | were
dnscaihsd. We we're waItidg aaong
The kilelpld wounded, when my alien
6ulsSla
gave 4 low cry, and Ellis sprSng for
~arlsbr'ween bnll AMI my, heart. A
woanlel ma6 lying had raised himselfon
b s elbow auI fred the shot. | caught
th4 boy in my urus-hi. bead fell back.
A b~u,flI smile crcpt over his face,
while his lips murmursd.
My husbandP
Then knew was holding the lilslsss
form OF my wife, who had died for me
perhaps-I, 50 worthless, SO harsh and
cruel to her! Thank God, she was 10
mel You sec the poor useless arm.
W'lI?-rbat is wha. she gave for my
life that day With all the pain and
suilrtings sho has had with it, there has
never murmur crossed her lips. o my
wifeI my dazzling! Eternity is hardly
long enough COR ne to rccompenso your
Ioyer
R''ph L'hnIs face was lii up by the
beautiful light Of worship as The fairy
btm.'tole ou Of bis side 10 the moonlight
aud iooIiog woujcriugly al viii Harkes'
sober face. That gentleman bowed bis
head down and sighed
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Gen. Meade has removed Gov. Jen.
kns.or Georgia, the Governor having re.
fused 10 comply with request made BY
the G,ncral, that he should 'ign warrants
br paying from The SIale Treasury The
members VI tie Convention.
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what his father and mother wOuld think
Of his long absence; but it eudel 10 ibis
relieving heir anxiag by a letter and
,eniiug for his trunks ! kaew how the
mater was, perfectly well, and that
Belle Bronson had bewilchel him ou'
Of his fine senses. Fred used to put il
to the "coontry air and the qniet which
was bencilliog his health, &C., but i
was no use trying to deceive me, and |
toIl him 80. Tnen he owaed up ftankI2
and promised to help him all | could
if he required any help in the prosecu :
ton of his suit. never thought Belle +"
firt, or that she woull willingly dis
tress any human being; butshe had a
way Of looking into ones eyesa' If TO
captivetc them Tor her mere personal
amusement.
At.auy rate she had q larger share Of
beaux than The other girls, bot all u ft
p.renrions cane to ,onol|iis feared it
might be 50 with Fcel Evans auL yarn
ell him accordingly. bnt Fred said be d
have her il he rird SIl Ms life that
'wihout her 'ire wa, naughi TO him; that
she was the only living being who had
ever awakened a real emolon in hi brcas
&c, &c. Alter hat sail no more, but
closely observed the lovers. anil soon
came 10 the conclusion that Fred vas BY
no reaus disagreeabe 20 her. Tqing'
went on in this way without any definite
results uoril Fred received sudden
summons home on TIE accouLt Of his
mo,hers illness. When he cams back to
reoew. his wish he insisted uGon staying
at o kville Hdtellalher than wear out
his welcome al our house, ami fading
remna,,r,oces qalyaiiog there he went
Tho Iaq.II 5rI (hme,t oh D9woshutY-
l w,n4er It h. yet livsa) give Fred, at
my suggestion. his5e.t batro N, 'No.2O'
i sam P,ilira r,in men,iaatn; the
Shmher II, shall hsvt y %, stti
D5wnsbnry Any fGs Gsn,t"tsons.Mis'
isg Au.nsits. ,hpF haze the best.l hay&
10 give ,sgs slapgis I'm IsaFgEL !, l..
NsstS 6-tiieassaf r5uai. 'S5s'7F4 cNs75ufi''e'
jistan, Giil. an tic bipoliloI @inIiog
branch Of the Black Water: but what
ca,od Frvd for ,ciner fe was IA the
hands of the blind gol, aud could not
see even as far rs his nose, excep. in the
direction Of Bslle's cotiage used 10
20 over to Fred's room and smoke my
cigar. while he. poor wretch. txpaciated
on his suffangs, lou5's, aod soititnles,
Dill she love h m?-thal was the ques-
ton which dislurbed everr moment Of
his existence, and to which, SiOh the
c cosvst reasoning he cou,d not bring
himself a satisfactory pply Sometimes
he Ihoughta a word.o ,i,a settled the
point beyond doubt in his favor; aud
AS others he ianciod he read a coolness
al
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A woMAN'S Love.

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ATTORNEY AT LAW,
S9TILL practice in ihe'counties of Ma>"u
w Jackson AMI Writ Address, Ravens
yood. West Va lAprII II o'-ly
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was not bad booking when | was 10
my ;wenries think | may go farther
oni confidently say that Gus Evergreen
was a decided fovo,ite amoog tho girls
Of oakvile. an | really b-le,e that |
could have had any of Them for the
asking As before remarked, Mrs
Evergreen is not present, AMI | indulge
my thoughts somewhat more freely than
would otherwise be the case, | don't
think that | cared particularly for any
otlbc oakville girls, however, aod |
might lave KEEP NY hear, whole to this
day ifil had rot been for the circum'
Stances which ! am abou, to relate.
Fred Evans who had been my chum
at school came 10 make me visit at
Oakville for "a day or two ms he sold,
when he came but he made It a week or
two easily enough after | hNlukcn him
about IiuIe among the young ladies'
The New York herald., 1868-04-27

l2Kc.; Merrimsc D, l4hc.; Merrimac W, lskc.
14kc.; Sprague's Qanciesl 14Hc; Dunnell's, l45sc;
Wamsutta, 10c.; Lancaster, l2]ac; Pacific, lac.
DnILLs.-standards, Amoskeag, Atlantic, &C., l7c.;
SrRIPEs.-Amoskeag, 2akc. q 24hc.; York 2a,lc.;
American, 1890. lisc.; Eagle, 1910. lShc.;
Jersey City, lac. 15c.
DESIMs.-Amoskeag, 31c. York. 2slc.; Union,'
l7c.; Empire State 20c.; Mount Vernon, 26c Provl-
dence, l2c.
TICKING..Amoskeag, 2lc a 3sc.; Everett, soc.
321sc.; York, 2711c. Mount Vernon, 141se; Boston.
26c.
GLAZED CANBRIcs.-Amoskeag, loc. lo1sc.; We
roma, l0hc.; Washington, l0hc.
PAPER CAMBRICs.-Slater's, 13c; LOnsdale, 12Hc
SILEsIAs.-victory, Union and Others l4c. a l7c.
CORSET JEANs.-Amoskeag, lac. 14hc.; Pepper
ell, 1870. loc.; Naumkeag, lac. l4}sc.; Newman
ket, 13 &C. and loHc.
COTTON CHEcKs.-Park Mills, 25c.; Union Mills,
221ac. a 271ac.; Caledonia, % &c. q 25c.
CANTON Observation-Disclosures brown, csc; Naum-
keag brown, 151sc.; do. bleaohed, 20c. Satersvie,
brown and bleached, 16Hc. a 161S.
DELAINEs.-Pacidc, lsc. 2oc.; Sprague's, 17c.;
Lowell 1sc.
SPOOL CoTToN.-Coates', 81; Brooks s5c.; Clark's,
96c.; Wyoming and Glasgow, soc.
PRINTING CLoTH.-i4 by A, Sc. shc. 4S by Sc,
S14c shc.; so by 55, s1sc. aSAc; 53 by SO, sstc
&C.; 80 by 60 &c. 94c 60 by "a, s>4c o1ac; oi by
"a, 924c. l0c.