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HESSE.

DARMsTADT, July 25.-Hon. George Ban
croft, theAmerican Minister, is here urging
the Grand Ducal Government to enter upon
a naturalization treaty with the United
States. @i1'
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Foreign Markets.

United States bonds, 72334. Afteraoon.-.
Turpentine declined 3D., and quoted at
26s: 3d.ls5 la u gsisasee2c - - '@%N@ 80. 2
LIVERPOOL, July 27.-Noon.-:-Cotton
dull; quotations unchanged estimated
sales, 5000 bales Breadstuffs and provi-
sions quiet. afternoons Cotton declining;
uplands, lad. Orleans, l03sd.- Bread
stutfs heavy. Corn, s5s. Others unal-
tered. .s-s s. e 4s--' {
LIVERPOOL, July 27.-EUeang.-Cotton
still declining; sales, 5000 bales up
lands, 9 @I0d.. !; Orleans, 1O51i t@l03asd. i.
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R 8 l,..ll, AND LODGING.

A FEW SUMMER BOARDERS can be
IA. accommodated In a large, airy dwelling In
the vicinity OK Gorionsyille, va. For terms, adj
dress B. c., box 81, Gordonsytlle, Va,
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NOTICE-MULES AND HORSES
IN arrived, and for sale on very accom- NV
modating terms, at the Exchange Livery ~
HUNDRED MULES and HORSES, amongst them
some broke mules and several pairs OF No. coach
horses, and mares suitable for farm purposes
y NH 81 -E.I- eG& a.ssse JOHN b. DAVIS.
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DYTHE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

y 4
DfA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS having
been received BY the Executive that RFsUBENsJ.
sHERNDOE,.who IS charged; With the murder Of
Miss - Eumsden, committed In the county OF
large; therefore do hereby offer a reward OF
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS to any person who
shall arrest the said Reuben j. Herndon and de-
liver him Into the jau OF, said county and II do
1sa an a2 saa & ps
generally, to use their best exeytfona 10 procure his
arrest that he may be brought TO Justice. s..,
5~ISss Given andeR my hand as Governor and
sEAL} wealth, at Richmond This s nh, dayof
t1>ressI July, 1888. II. III. w ELLIS.
}. III. HgRSpoN,
/ HERNDoNis about Eve feet eight inches high;
black hair and Inoustache: thin whiskers; spare,
and stoops little In the sbouiaers age a s
teeth out ,-s.s sssa -. 1y za--swst s
NTOPICE--TO ALL WHOM ITMAY con-
IN GERH.-Notiee Is hereby given that the I'm.
ss ntea satss For se Ses
receiver OF all the assets OF the Farmers Bank or
Virginia and OF all Its branches. All persons Inc
debted to said banks are hereby Notified forthwith
auEa6rizeds sgents or attorneys: and all persons
having claims against said banks must Drtnsilh
ME notices q The same setting forth NE a n
elssaed M,sa %s pAVlp :, sA nsssfsss
Clio A DAY MADE BIZ any ONE
'A0 pArTsrs s sEtsis &c TOOLS. s,.s
: Brwaps fsEaa 81 sal ISssa isss;
A. Z. Tg nssIs
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DENTISTRY.


DR. G. E.. KLOEBER DENTAL &
~ ROOMS No. 902 BROAD STREET, &uiMo
RICHMOND, VAIL inserts beautiful ARTIFI-
CIAL TEETH on the VULCANITE BASE for
twenty to thirty dollars per set Particular atten-
ton given to all operations necessary to the preser-
walton OF the natural teeth. Correction Of irregu
lur teeth, cleaning, extracting, and the treatment
Of dental diseases generally. my n
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DENTIFRICE, AS DIRECTED By
DIR. W. B. PLEAsANTs.

This elegant preparation Is commended for It's
efficacy in cleansing identifying, and preserving
the teeth restoring the gums TO health, and npart-
ing agreeable taste and odor to the mouth. Ere
pared only by ~ - -. Z
POWHATAN e. nUPUY. Apothecary,
Broad between Fourth and Fifth streets.
sI I3'nf 's1 a1 Richmond, Va.
Price, fifty cents a box. Liberal discount to the
trade. trs Z. leo
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. ~ tI,e A1anntic cabIe.
sgyIEw OF ENeLIsH VOLUNTEERS.

LoNDoN, July 25.--Forenoon.-On &C.
count of the review Of troops at Wimbledon
Common, to-day is observed as q holiday.
Exchange is closed. The prizes for skill in
marksmanstip were awarded by Lord Ma
pier, of Nagdala, who also reviewed the
volunteers. The Prince Of Wales, Prince
Alfred, and Mr.. Longfellow, the American
poet, were among the distinguished persons
present, while immense crowds Of the no.
bility and people generally were in attend
ance. Lord Napier was enthusiastically
received and repeatedly cheered. About
10000 men were in line Of review, and pre-
scented fine appearance. The weather was
clear and pleasant, but intensely hot.
The attendance in the House Of Com
mons to-day was very slight, as o dissolu-
ton is expected next week. @ ia
FRANCE AND THE MEXICAN BONDS.
PARIS, July 25.-The Corps Legislatif was
engaged for long time last evening in On
exciting debate ON the question of the Mex
lean bonds. M. Rouher, in his speech, de-
MED that the collection of the Jecker bonds
had any share in the cause Of the Mexican
war; A ~ ai
M. Jules Favre, in his reply, insisted
that it was the main cause, as those credi-
tors were the only ones who had received
pay.
NJ. Rouher replied that the French Go
vernment only protected the Jecker bonds
in French hands. The bonds paid were
paid by Macmillan. The French prevented
other payments.
M. Fayre demanded the names of those
who had received pay.
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MULES, MULES.-FIFTY-TWONa
lYI A No. l MULES just arrived from M
Kentucky for sale or exchange on accom- wv
modating terms. Apply at JAMES q. d2nAfzse
JOHNSUN'S stable, corner OF Fifteenth ana
Franklin streets. jy 2o-lm
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- sr.is-. 4 sl423 OFFERINGS.
Wheat.--White. 4, SIS bushels. Red, J s3s bushels
iGorn--White. T62 bushels. Yellow, 9sz pushrts.
Mixed, 6N Bushels.
: Odts.-4l6 bushels, r 90 3asgTEtT EsEY 10
Rye.-s5 bushels. - y z ~ - -as. .st.s;
MeaL-225 bushels 1873 49,
! - q - sIfi.gcFt SALES. L.
WheaG--White, 9s2 bushels very good at 81. SIS I:
I,2O4 bushels good at Ss.se; eSs bushels good at
81? se5; 1853 bushels good on private terms ~ BUSH
els ftir at Sa.&s 1876 bushels It $2.4e $50 bush
els at $685. So bushels common Of 81. %. Red
81 bushels prime Mt Sc. 4ei $50 bushels prime on
private terms; $50 bushels very good At S.47i "a
bushels very good on private terms /; so2 bushels
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TOILET ARTICLES.

---.-.--.-Io~~~~~~~~-e~
TOILET SOAPS.-A large assortment
L of GOLGATE'S SUPERIOR TOILET and
~ Il ~ - 80 HUNDLEY & TATUM.
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Assets EMPLOYED here for the general benefit
Desirable FIRE AND MARINE RISKS INV
ted. 2 NO.
ONCE No. l7l4 Main street.
DAVID I. BURR, Secretary.
b. G. WHERRY, JR., Assistant Secretary.
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ENDURANCE cOrrPANIEs.
ASSETS OVER es,aoo, ose.

nOMEsTIc INSURANCE.
TIE INSURANCE. AND SAVINGS COMPANY
- OF VIRGINIA.
ID CHARTERED FEBRUARY 1865.
va Wal Invested and secured.
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NUMBER OF POLICIES ISSUED DURING
THE YEAR, ID, go.
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MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE.
M sd a&5 COMPANY OF NEW YORKe
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Corn and rioar Exchange.

=. - - gr,3 RICHMOND, July p, ISes.
I. 49, = a,ysg 4 i f,rFEpINGs sFE s+tt1
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aSNpA AssETs YEkK ENDING 90 ~
RUARY 1 S6S, OVER, gas, c00, 90
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NUMBER OF POLICIES IN FORCE FEBRU-
so 800 is:3 AIRY 1, 1858, 81 90.
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vi FOR rHE
PIANO FORTE, ORGAN AND VOICE

Owing to the great popularity Ut Mrs. Pages
System of instruction. Application Tor teachers are
constantly being received from different parts OF
the country.
To meet this demand, a large number Of ladies
and gentlemen are wanted Immediately at our
Studio to qualify themsclver for this work, and
positions will be secured Tor them Those desir
ing the use OF instruments can hc accommodated
at our rooms.
This method is 50 simple and comprehensive
that after one month OF close Application parNs
by correspondence.
II is not superficial process, but il gives a tho
rough knowledge of the science OF music, mathe-
matically arranged. More can be acquired in SIX
months than tby any other method in years
Pupils have more practice in three months i'll this
than in three years by the old system. Hence 1t
brings musical education within the reach of all ;
and it applies TO all music precisely II il written
without any change whatever. These statements
can be suDtantiated by facts. References will be
given on application.
Having obtained the assistance of able and eX-
perenced teachers, we are prepared TO give our
patrons all needed attention. Pupils admitted
for private lessons at any time. Adult and
the Piano, Organ and Vocal Music by the quarter
or by the year.
The public are cautioned against !inpcsters.
No one is authorized to teach this method except
those who can present diplomas bearing Mrs. j. b.
Pages signature, who Is the inventor and sole
proprietor
| Terms made easy.
Fer Circulars, address with enclosed stamp,
MRS. J. b. PAIGE,
Rooms No. and Chickering's Block, 2i6 Wash
ington ST., Boston, Mass. lsw3m
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stanton sltll held 'm io lbr "'l'er aust be
concluded hy ,ymp ii the iry dot l.
uai willing ta rs,aute the has If Cons
.lt* l.t linn resign ,ui r..Uw q h.s
Nlilage nh-'ur,IN. Mt Williams then
iuoh the iluor.
WAsmSutuN, Apul se.
The court assembled az u.sn. Nj
summer occupied some hllla t,ms IA Iuc-
seutml the amendment to the mh iurn-
crk offered hy him, after whi,h MI
Wllam+ continued his adIrs-, begun
Yesterday, and Is uaW ,ugg,l Zoo IT, Dr.
livery.
WA-ni>,lus..ApuI.~.
After IA, court had hy,u opened Ina au.
lafm. Mr. Manager William, r,smutl hi-
argument. After r,ea4u,latiuy his ra.i-
lian Of Yesterday ho taok up IA, ,ublvd
II the Presidents alleged justification ly
reason 81 advice -ivDs him Us Ar
cabinet he bold that tlc President
could uat sh,oli himself hshiui tlr
opinion, of hi, own creatures, Who's,
sentiment, N,r, prompted rs tear al
losing their positions, H. claimed that
IA, President had failed o. show amy ,ull,
ci,nt c,u,y for his desire To tempy, Mr.
stanton. Mn Williams held that the
wautou removal ,ui mcritnrious oNi.er
from motive, Of personal dislike. Is, OF
itself sufficient warrant Ion impeachment.
lie then gave a ,atirieal aud humorous
description OF the oonduc, oi Gen rhama,
on the als, and 22d Of February, iuclul'
ing his appearance ii tho masquerade
With regard TO the defense. set up by I'll,
President, that he has right To resist
aud bring To- judicial decision law, Il,
considered unconstitutional, Mr., Willaml
maintained that no provision, Of N,
Constitution required such Judicial con
Guuation, and that extreme eases Of clear
. IL unconstitutional laws were not Suppn,
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Wsshburn, widow Of DIR, Daniel WASH
burn Of Stowe, Ii may interest the
friends Of the University 10 recall the
facts respecting the generous aonatlon,
which DIR, Washburn, with the hearty
approval Of his wife, made to that lnstltu-
tiun nearly twenty-five years ago, lie
then placed almost his entire property
amounting 10 about $1,000 in the hands
of the Treasurer Of the University, 70 be
used As follows;
The fund was 10 accumulate until his
death. lie was, in case of necessity 10
draw back whatever portion Of It he
wished Ills wife, il she survived him,
Wa, To- draw S9O0 a sear il she wished,
but could not draw more than sian
After hi, death the income oi the fund
Va, 10 be appropriated either To- the sup
port Of College Chaplain OF Ia the pay
mont uf the ,uitsn II students, though
the donor cxprc,std his preference iur the
latter USE 81 the money, Orthodox young
men, studying tur the ministry, were To
be preferred as heuoiiciarlcs, but u the
scholarships were not all needed 10y su, H.
any mcritorious Young men whom tue
Faculty should select might receive the
bcurti, Of the fund,
nr. Wa,hhurn took great pain, To n'
crease the fund during his ltr, - that
when lac died il amounted Ia more than
$1,000 His widow Was also very ear
ful Ia draw from tia, little rs possible
This donation was therefore one of th'
yrry largest ever made 70 the University
Pow any one man, Dr. Wa>hbum died IN
ISls. and the scholarship, have been
awarded every year ,inee that date, They
have furnished mo,t welcome and timely
AID Ia mguy needy and deserving younl
man Ey Mr., Wu,hburn', d95'h TN
whole iuyoluc 4, now made available, ans
turni-ho, twelve scholarships, These ar
known as the Wa,hhun scholarship,
Ihev will ever remain rs a monument "a
the itr.,i.ht,d wisdom and generosity o.
their founder, and "a, a fountain OF hcucii
grut iufucury,.- Fire Press
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70 FARMERS OF NEW ENGLAND.

The subscribers call your attention TO new
Fertilizer prepared by the Lodi Manufacturing
Co., ,'iaic from Night Soil, Blood, Bones and OF
tal of New York City, called
pOC BILE REFINED POUDEETTE,
which is an entirely different article from the
common foudrette made in former years. 1t is
pouBLF THE STRENGTH of the old kind, fine as
-four. tree from coarse impurities, and as strong
and effective as any superphosphate in market,
althou III sold for only
THIRTY DOLLARS PER TON IN RUTLAND.
This article has only been used one season, but
its effects have astonished every one who have
tried 1t, and the Company confidently assert that
used in quantities HALF As LARGE as was formerly
used Of the common Poudrette, that ii will not
only DOUBLE THE CROP, but ripen it from TEN
DAYS to TWO WEEKS EARLIER.
This makes 1t by far the CHEAPEST and most
preferable manure in market.
For pamphlet and further information apply to
Llnlons * Co., Rutland, Vt. l0w2m
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ielarriaacs.

tt'~HMAN, GILMAN, IN ihieg-r Apul
IL, al thu ,h,t,u ut ~, Messiah, hy lsy. T.. H.,
,.nsul II ChgI-gt assisted tg Rev Robert tiri
Colhu, Rev, HsmE lrAmr 'Fsluhan ui t'tu-
liil-,. Ma, and Emily =, atH-i'l Of NJ, 10
Gilman, EsI, Il ,m.hea,
URl>Wulps CANNON, lu Sew l"tA
Ami IA. A. tbs tlrth "a ia, luRn1tlgH lN
R,y. lslu n, Hillt-. assisted ty i,yN ln, Mont
-,Aunry ,i,,i,r, ,,u 81 III. Hon. John \, "n@'
Wotl, - me ltv ct lruy,tu tiHtr, ytl.7' aaHah'
t,r II col. lsfirtul u, 1tutHu u' bufhns''n,
NNITW. EENSttrt, A'-r'' irit-i'4r " A-4-l
.nth. b., Rev. ,. btli, l-rg,l D. T., hlh ut NWHr
hur, Ma, and Ms NusHg' krunrly, "
Nuuhn,N.
~rHEuptE MANSFIELD la New Ngis
r,,, Ami lNh. kv Row ur,gI3a u,u,y. D. y,
NJ An souls church. Francis Schroeder ~Hl Eu
t.nlgut 81 the As'ar Library, uu1 lHgy ltu-s!a'
Mau~u.lf, daughter 81 1aias- Il. ltlss..an t@l
.tf VI Hu'T,lrf.
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sIEnIAI-NnEnE-


The AmeneaH lasllv arr eml4.stt AlA " l'-l
hNrTs." The constant NraF and tear % ttath and
muscle brings On many ailments, MfleAlhs IT'S
pepsa and an is attendant holruis, such Is lAls
ials headache, loss Ot appetite, siupnT kllssh'l7
dIia, and gvnrral debility Of The Wholr = 'lHr
An persons thus afflicted need some gentle siirt-
liant, which comprises medical plulsturs 'hl ltss
,irttle. al the l.,t TOME, such an atttlr e,u D.
found an Aims CosnEIrs thuEEs, lLrE atE
not a rheAp Mhiskyy, Dut saituilnE E"lahhRr
ton "a s,iny sixteen kinds q h'sAa aAl htth ~
IN 81 which an Acknowledged ly ths ,Meii Al
Faculty Ia contain curative aui tonll Ipnpf'l +
t,ue important ingredient Is thv tn.tlN AsA
Bery. celebrated throsEhout luWIe 1s a pNr
yentiye oi Asatic gholyla, AMI ~ Al epmms b
complaints ami dl,,t>.s. AllItrsnu, ,hnutlhNNg
SIM, Iyllahh family madeleine un hand, not nhtA
ss a CuIr hut a, a preventive, aud all Who e,NtNt
that pulu curative stlmulaUt D. rtrirlAMt l"h'
many Ialslulu, ruuInuuas usually 'dtl "t'nnl-
lam Mhlskpy" should pUuha-e ami VS. MA b
GON6ET>s mrIrKs, Adir',s W. AtAiN, mo
pnetnr, Font Elwald, y, \ HWY
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nav ihhAs Alth ~
Iatl %. mtEk 4 tywvstsn and state hoaT
IL .H.i.f tu 40 gUasys, los and me,lium lower
U. .taai tl4s., AZ safaaH tp IN suIeF, State
,IU IA. b. tN t9I the taw s1a,les "a Western eN-
t3. 4. rs "a IA itr ~ LON, vNtTas, 1ahillnA
sf4.r Il lsu,r. -4lrs sil0 halgvls and sagks az
slEl. tIlu. southern hauT Is siruHgrT aud Nvp
sa.u,- sales aga ls,trl, a. .lu i3ys u - tf "a
binary ta .nHl tNffa RaltimHfe aud HiuniIN
slu s1 rs 30 tm ,Nta sni family Man laiai ali
ulaNsrg,
WHt,4 Lower. sslys, fa,na busiris 1t
A. g. t.r NJ. Nuwaukre 2. % TOT amh~f
Uu,n hay, and - De la common white tan
adam.
oar Iuwrr. Salrs, is,Jso bush,ls Western
N s4rN u 4. ia stone 8ui >sg ~ afrtNv,
CaEN utaVv. SALES i.,tsn bushels new West
EN- nlN,d ~ 81 % m sture, and ~ Assl II
srutt southern white 81 ltal u,
rauK lliah,r. ~sls-, N1 hbls, a. - s3,sst ~
Wr urV m,-=, r,gu,si, anl 3 3oSsss 20 Tn th'h
tat~s.
Brrf-Qu,et. Sale, $50 hh.,, At - oVisl3 80
hir common brands, san SO a 81 ior extra mess.
Lem Hrmrr Stles u.N bills and ueFees At
lNtIN. e tur No | + Is elsa i0I tar 10 Inmt
>t,4li. and Is t9t kritlc rendered.
CarraS The market V quiet, priesS nominal,
With hut Ittlr demand, aul no IIv,,ure 60 sell,
Mai,,-t-- STEADY, a. tt6ttnc tur tuha.
SrU,ns. Raw sugars an, IN moderate rsluss, al
N 4. Ia ~, iur Cltai lis iur Ia clarified rr'
tuta quiet ~ les In haris,
MItrsErr-ttts,-tts.s and pilles nnininal,
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nluu, irm Nnth and S,uth CarolHs
a,,fivue Gu Ctuhy Avs that reports
l~a luh resolved iIom all Nat four re.
m,is ,,rsam inst, 4 south Carolina, and that
n, muuity IN the Constitution Is 3dn
III M, p,uugts yet u be heard from the
vote viii D, ucarly equally divided
Fruu sad, Caraliul, the returns come
ia .lah s. Ian a, heard from, tho mai
ue t.g ,he Constitution l. ,,aio, In
t,p e.au'lr, 'h,ry i, slight Increase over
tIte vote east ir he Constitution last fall,
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COMMISSIONERS
NilTICE

Y Tie undersigned hsyins been appointed by
'ir lion. Probate touIt lal thg llstfllt 'al Nut-
hul. l.u.uI. 4auJIa o. lvf.lfts examine and al
lnt lh isul. and demands q al Isrs2n against
ln ana nl .sltet deceased lthy give glyh notice
that Ne VIII tuett Tor n paIsse " examining
aui aAsVtnE atd clalms ~ Ga, iNr lhuF hnusr al
Franklin T. husl, "a balt Mount Holly, on tho
lst AtEs q luua and hla'HF nrNt, nom 70 o'lsk
A. m. Hu'H ugltv 4, 4 Il,, vaeh 81 sad day, and
that rlA Illtrth irum tn .lsi day u Aprl, \, u,
ISIS, /, the fnne hmll,a NN said Court ior said
.lsal..a-- O. t.ft-ut th.i 'Fm, e. a. tn eNtIniu.
tElsu 49, allowance.
uliaj Noun, n0iN, Va. #lst day 81 Alnl, "
u i>e,
HARVEY N. WrkrEMNN,t,.,,.s,.
lsa.n FrANkltN T. fEo~E
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ORIENTAL DEFENSIVE SOAP.

This is decidedly the best and greatest labor
saving Soap in the world. 1t is made upon a
new principle, and warranted to give entire salts
lection. One pound of it will 90 far as three
Of any other family soap. Clothes need no boil
ing, very little hand rubbing, no wasdboard re-
qurcd. Over two hundred thousand families are
now using it, For sale by dealers everywhere
Manufactured only by
MckEONE, VAN HAAGEN & co,
2uOw6m PHILADELPHIA and New York
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DIR. TRUDEAua
4 TrpINP SIrpppcTTbgIr-

Fgg tha cure Of an fymslg blseis, isl IuiF
particulars su,ss sa stamp Sc ga On an#l'ta
IlANCls FINS e. rn,
Agents, Euuul NJ,
WFEKsA rOITtrs Whal,r,le Arrut Boston.
NJ ti.rItNtt
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BOSTON LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Brighton. Cambridge and Mcdford.
70, the week ending Apnl %, 1865.
f5r the Rutland HERALD.
AMOUNT or STOCK At MARKET.


PRICES.
BEEF p,r loo Ils. on total weight of hide, tall
and meat extra, 81 OoGOo 90, hrst quality, W
ouuli -. second quality, sl3 0o1l3 IS third
quality sla OGUl2 49, \ few choice single palr,
400 01a0o 90. Some OF the poorest cows and bulls
500 o0uo0 40. -
HANDY STEERS sl25asl;a, 81 much accord-
ing 10 thor value a. beef.
cows AND YOUNG CALVES Far quality
sl5GGj. extra s7nlJlO tarrow and dry s3'95c,
SHEEP Per pound, live weight, ease; eN-
ira So
FAT HOGS Io4 al0s.
HIDES Brighton 9.1.lec.; country lots - q
&C.; calfskins lGGlSc.
TALON Brighton, .G9c country lots, :
as
PEITs a. .jR2 so, country lots, 7jc.asl p.
NEAIS - 0u5tl2 %,
STORES Wholesale, i@loc; retail llgi2t.
REMARKS.
The recr,s Of cattle are Maine, 20, New
Hau.n,ialr, ~; Vermont, ll9; Massachusetts,.
81: canada. 40, Western, lao, and 100 from
last week, market in all, l,G27 on sale The
prices arr about Soc = 100 Us Of dressed weight,
lower than last week The city trade, at the prrs.
cnt rI1co for htyf has been duh during the week
consumer. buying something else or purchasing
,er,. ,parin.ly Worry few oxen sold for over ljt.
OF sales Of l-G head by Mr.. scallan, which VI
II. MI. Monroe .,M Sc Western at l4.c IL a
Ii"t,Gat 49,, II choice Western at ia, ~ nj
10 u. live weight; % very nice New Hampshire
Oxen sold at IS to lj@.e, lighter oxen and steers.
/. 10 lI4c I ID, on dressed weight. In some
clscs probably cattle have been bought at rather
morc than Ne / n decline, including more liberal
estimates, which are usually obtained whenever
the market fuvors the buyers. In the sheep
trad, tic tendency is rather downward More
Northern sheep were probably sold at e
D, hive weight, than at any other price. one
good lot Of tine wool sheep brought 81, and a lot
%, Canada coarse wool, about ia BIS, sold at 9c
y. >horn sheep at Sole / ID. Most OF the
Western sheeI, are bought by droycrs as agents
for butchers, and are not weighed at the yari-.
3,- sold for , and Is ion sac I u, but we did
not learn the exuet weights. Veal calves are ais"
bought on commission, and none are weighed.
Many lots cost about 50 per head. In all depart
mont, this wleh the market fayors the buyer and
i, in s,ions contrast with that II three weeks ago
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4 Coon SPRING MEDICINE. - DIR.
Boye9'- SAr.aparil!a, manufactured by
Francis Fem IL %, Of this place. though
but recently introduced in this section, is
already needing with a large sale and
giving much satisfaction It4 properties
are such rs make it an excellent blood
purifier, precisely the thing which most
people want Mt this season, TO cleanse the
system and guard against the diseases IN
cident to approaching hot weather. We
have personally tested the qualities of this
SArsaparilla, and cordially recommend it
10 the public
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