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The New York herald., 1868-06-10

An impression prevails among those well versed
in the intrcaces OF the trade that before long good
round advance must take place In the price OF lugs
and low lea to be followed in the fall BY heavy IN,
crease in value Of the better grades The principal
buyer for the French Reggie has remained inactive up
to the present; and, although this inactivity ON ms
part does not affect the article It must be conceded
that, should he operate extensively at present. un-
der the disadvantage OF an excited market he would
drive prices up at least from one to two cents. HIS
nOn-action Is perhaps attributable to this fact, and
not as many believe to u vain hope that something
Unforeseen may occur TO- favor him IN the execution
While there is little or no dificulty in dsposing of
all qualities Of the new crop held within range OF
market valuations, old crop Is hard OF sale. The
new crop promises well, although reports to the
contrary have been diligently circulated by
certain parties interested In the balance OF the DID,
tet rst and Il freonensIV happens that when the
crop is unusually good Is sampled too soon TO give
q correct idea OF its quality The kenrcky crop OF
first receipts, whicn were exceedingly poor in some
measure cOrrObOrated the report, but the samples
received within the last few weeks have been alto
gether satisfactory
Late advices from the West show very firm mar.
ket. The sales OF seedleaf as noticed above o. zoo
cases) have been mostly for export, consisting OF
filters, binders and low grade wrappers. The de-
mand for home consumption is as yet on q
ness ness is shortly anticipated, particularly in old
crop Connecticut. The crop OF the Connectlcut
M oSe at Of tne Sest rased within the last few
large of leaf and OF ne silky texture. It's very nne
ness, however inspired good judges with mistrust
for tobacco to go sOundly through the process OF
fermentation must possess body enough to bear it,
q suffciency of gum and nicotine and be free from
that watery sticky substance which frequently de-
ceives Indifferent judges. great deal OF this crop
having arrived out Of condition the receivers have
been actively employed repackng for the last month
or so and it now remains to be seen whether or not
the repacking will prevent Oversweatng. 80 lar
there has been no reason TO endorse the favorable
views Of the growers and others interested in the
crop. On the contrary, 1t IS to be feared they have
been Just as wide of the mark those who reported
80 unfavoraby Of Kentucky.
The exports OF manufactured tooacco from all
parts OF the United States from January have been
as follows:-To London 407 cases cigars; to Liver
pool 90 do. and II boxes do. to Glasgow, Is cases
do; to Bremen, 12s do; TO Hamburg, 1885 do; TO
Havre 3 do; to British North American Colonies
CIGARS to Danish West Indies do to Mexico,
do; to Brazil, do and boxes snuff to New
Granada, 2 packages do. to Cuba, 2 cases do; to
Gibraltar, case cigars and 10 cases snun; to Cadz.
156 lbs dO to China 50 cases cigars; to Cronstadt,
10000 cigars; to Sitka cases do; to other ports,
rs do, case cigarettes and half barrel snun.
The New York herald., 1868-06-10

Seed Leaf.Connecticut and Massachusetts &c.
7c average lots, $780, wrappers, 35c 65c. New
York StaeFillers &c. 51c. average lots, &c. I4c.;
wrappers, lsc s1c Pennsyvania and mFillers Be-
5fc.; average lots &C. a l6c wrappers, l0c 4Oc
leced and declining while the low grades request
and firmly held but duh of their scarcity. What
being freely taken substitute for the low grades Of
fleece Is fine spring clip California, which is advancing
some, choice selling high 36c. The stock
OF old California about exhaued and about all Of the
that has arrived has been disposed of In Texas
business is doing brmer prices For foreign the market
remains quiet The sales $4,000 lbs. fleece at
<c &c. including Xxx Ohio AT the latter price; fine do,
at 4sc and No State at 45c, unwashed at Bic, shear
lngs &c., $4,000 lbs pulled at 4c &c, chiefly at
46c 4Sc 1900 lbs. Texas at &c., and OF California 2l
bales spring clip at S3c. 9c $4,000 lbs choice
bales fan and spring, slightly bury, part at ssc ooo
lbs lambs lots at &c. 2ec OF foreign
loo lbs Mexican at Sc 80 0 lbs fne RIO Gande S0c,
and $4,000 lbs. Turkey Bed wool on private terms.
WnIsKEy.-Recelpts none The market inactive and
prices nominal.
The New York herald., 1868-06-10

The wheat market was entirely nominal. the opening
per cen,ain the cable quotations there was
scarcely any demand and nothing done Atthe close how
the highest bid The were bushels 20 Is NO
FOR small lot new white Southern Corn was dun and
Sos h 10 % fega to st5s ony apoa q e
bushels s @ VI % "a 81 10 Tor new mixed wessrn
Oats were 10 fair demand, but at lower prices The sales
footed mp $4,000 bushels $780, IN store SIC. soic
Barley and barley mai, were dull and nominal.
FgreHrs continued dull and depressed. Rates for grain
The chsrterns business was quiet. The engagements
s & L5SyerPo 5S per steamer LOCO SusSe; Sssa :,
IcSdoS sSs @ b ,oGasGo ssiS =. 70 se' 2 % ow At o To
baeco private terms and per steamer sI nbs shoe pers
at ~ o. 80 hhds tobacco 2o tobacco I5s,
ship now IN Baltimore from Philadelphia with 5000 bbls
Rh h !" a direct port on the continent at 4s I'D
schooner 2so tons from Georgeown to New York, coal;
'esse, win s'ayes u 70 Lisbon on private terms:
Cloth was also dun and nominal about s2c.
favor the BueSos Ayres lS Mescan on
private terms We quote Buenos AyreI d n lbs 2OSc.
q 2aI6s sle, god; o9Tcnes, Az y iSs aSc acsc.;
n Bic Gr,9de, 2ya va. ~ es, 2o%e c;, gold ornoco n
gold Central American IS ss i7c isc COLA Ma,a
iss %Sfs' G ss S, yer' % Cruz M s ,a. S.
stock June 3 1865, lSl, l 200;
HopsTbe demand was s, light but prices though heavv
unchanged We quote is.1 crop, 4sc 5oc 1865
Hay was moderaiey active at Soc &c. for shipping,
TssP remained dun iosc., gold for Manila, and bhc
Iaosrhsrs va. 60 soOd ID. demand for scosh zig former
ssrnOet at ssa, to do G:n.hsrIs :. 90 ami ioo 90.
sadS sS ON srys s,Se. ,e p4ce. 'sS'S
y s1'ss g., :ssi;s, And sss = sS fc5 ": < sale.
scrap % TONS we're sold Oh private terms Of ras we pos
o. 10 further sales. We onota sAme'csD ~7s go. and
The New York herald., 1868-06-10

e. gold, deck, from Msyaguez, r., 70 Philadel
phia American schoonsr p Aleu- 1bl Aayasasr 70 port
north Of Hatteras molAsses - % or sugar ISe gold
moassss. ss gold "a 81 cIoia ,cNsy York sIi'i;a !.
New York baltimore; Britfsh brigantine Omer, lso,
sugars gold, Ponce to New York American schooner
ersantins RsnaSlPs Psysop 1875 sugars, 4az sSd from
l62 sugar, Sc gold from Arecibo, R., 70 New York;
American brgantine belmont Lock- 1SS guano % from
bank selling rate 80 days. sight London on New Yor.
days sght gold, per cent premium. spece-Amerlcan
gold, ~ cent premium; spanish doubloons, $l6 81
nafriQi. &l6.
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DEPARTURES YESTERDAY.

AspISwALI, NEW ZEALAND AND CALrroprrA.- Steam.
:s
Fct California Chns~Ion Ross Browne,
hs1 HG%a
Sosd%sn @ % es hSy Roger. a T ana ws br KING
se sfS fae% snS
;Sa Ss ser ssss9 fus ssST @
cs .ss w dsSss
Hahn wife two children and infant Miss Hahn johnson
sptss %ye
Miss Harold and Mrs sos;nberg daughter and csd
" Lane, MI. poss, Wen and wife, Raphael We'll Miss
s:a %s;s sss Nc: s'"S s$ E
.ns Wife s.I.S psnn: I sarah Morley Ks.ss W$ Dennis
i*S
kss
Soodwn S 'S VIE and ss Murray iSs and s
Fay, Mrs De woolf, Mrs weich, three children Snd
L Is hpd Ss s.s MI ,ES MS'1s Trans
ns sT Iwhss s% sns s ,Bs ;
ss;ss Nj; ssa and sisS5s.y D.s
; ;S sS;.s ss 4
sifs Tsylgr Nay, kiles Mrs Beers Capt
EDDY Harrison, Thomas, kities ana large mum.
0e5 1ne
lam Nh 5S.n, s sr Mr. aaS
'fssBRs
ssss$. %s%ss ,,: rSiss;s. ;S.iS ISsvssS
NJ. os,cS Hs'9 da.rd on Adrs.sn uso1
espp,s%n assss EdTs5G s.s M9S gns5
A Radgesky, Schulz, and others III the teerage. n
The New York herald., 1868-06-10
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY June 9-6 P. NJ.
BErswAx remained firm, with fair demand. The sales
were 5000 lbs. at 52c.
BUILDING Administration spruce continued In good
demand and firm at $21 @2Sholdcs generally demanded
$?s S23 10000 feet brought $22 arrivals are light
and the stock Is inadequate 10 the demand Yellow pine tim
Der selling $50 $5 Laths were moderately active
and unsettled quote SO 80 $8 g. Lime was In fair
demand; we quote common 81 Is and lump 82 as Rosen
dale cement steady 81 20 per Dbl. Bricks
firm at xl1 $2 for Long Island $s *22 Croton
$40 $12 for North river, 30 $40 for Jersey and
$45 s5O for Philadelphia front.
CANDLEs ruled quiet but steady 2c. go. adaman
tine, Ia o., 4oc for sperm and 55c 5Sc for patent
CoPPrR.The business In ingo moderate and the mar
ke was weak and unsettled. The sales 40OO0O
lbs at 23c 4c for lake. 23c for Detroit &c 23c
for Baltimore, the latter price for a small lot.
CoTION.-lhe transactions In this the
demand being almost entirely confined 10 the Immediate
want OF spinners, and reduction prices
&C. per lb granted The sales limited bales,
including 462 for spinning and for speculation
The New York herald., 1868-06-10
The other sales we're unimportant.

BROADWAY AND THlRTY-SEvENTH STREET.
The stables in this vicinity were also dull only
very few horses were disposed of, and these were
totally unimpOrtant. Higher up In Broadway the
same complaint was made and the same was the
story, and also in Mercer, Grand, Canal and other
streets where there were any important stables.
There Is no doubt however, that II the weather
improve the horse market will Immediately look
up and become as lively as it ought to be at this
season Of the year.
The New York herald., 1868-06-10

DARING ROBBERY AT A JEwELRy SHoP--Abou(
one O'Clock yesterday afternoon man was observed
lettering about the show window Of Charles HI
Phelps, NO. e73 sixth avenue. Watch was kept a
him. and he detected In the act OF escaping wit7
O gold watch, worth $3.50, which he secured y
breaking the glass lie was pursued, captured anQ
turned over TO oifcer Holmes Of the Twenty nfntH
precinct. The watch was found upon his person; n
admitted the charge upon his arraignment before
Justice Dodge and was committed for TRIAL
The New York herald., 1868-06-10

lots adjoining Ridgewood sv, each 20zil7S, Geo
lots, 70 n Of above, each s5liii6 Piat each..s
lots ADJOINING. each BIll7.6, w Barclay, esch...
lots adjoining. each ssiiiis, Butler oarro, each
o.s on M.s'snss sy and lots on Linden Bouevard
ots 75 z Of above, sSzisS Barclay, each.
lots, rs II Q Of above, r Miller each .....,...,.
less OF above each 25xlS0 Jas Putiner each
lots adjoining, W Barclay, each. ....-.......,,
lots adjoining, w G Owens, each. ch..,..............
2 lots adjoining, o Merchant, each. h............,
2 lots adjoining, Cook each.
2 lots adjoining, Cormelie, each ach......,,......
2 lots adjoining, Geo Olcott each. .........
lots adjoining, Keller, each.
lots adjoining, 0cott each.
lots adjoining, Wilson, each. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
The New York herald., 1868-06-10

Jet black pony, beautifully formed and good trotter
was bought by gentleman In Twentyeighth street :.
Ior. , u
horses, about l51 hands high and well built, Pennsyl-
vania stock.
Half a dozen farm horses realized $500 EACH They
were intended for Jersey
The only trotter sold named Sockaway, of Ken
lucky breed, l5x hands high, six years old, which
fetch
The New York herald., 1868-06-10

were nigher than between the boards, and Rock
Island, after selling at 1o2k, advanced to 1885, but
the transactions very limited. At the second reg
ular board the market dun and rather heavy and
New York Central closed Il lower than at the first
regular board, Cleveland and Pittsburg NJ Cleveland
and Toledo u, Rock Island Il, Milwaukee and st.
Paul y and Pacific Mail 4, while Fort Wayne was 4
higher. Government securities were steady and dull.
AT the opeu board at hapast three the transactions
continued light, and Rock Island sold at 1929; New
YORK Central, 1884, and Pacific Mall 95%. During
the remainder Of the afternoon Rock Island con
hnued heavy and the disposition 10 realize was stn-
uated by the publication of the fact that another in
junction had been served this morning upon the
officers OF the company, also upon the president
OF the Corn Exchange Bank aud the Trust Companv
holding funds belonging TO the Rock Island Com.
pany restraining each and all Of them from parting
with such funds for purpose of removal from the
State the payment OF dividends arranged at the
meeting Of the stockholders committee at Chicago
This presents fresh legal complication which is the
reverse OF reassuring to the stockholders. At the
close the market was dull at the following quota
tions:-Pacifc Mail, 95S u e5ss Ohio and Mississippi
3OK 303I; Quicksilver, 261s; Western Union Tee-
graph, 3sh a 3sX; New York Central, l33A 1891
Erie, o9x 6924: Reading, 93ai 93I; Michigan
Southern, 500 sea; Cleveland and Pittsburg, s'4
sly; Cleyeland and Toledo 10s1s 10s% Rock
Island, 1924 1928; Northwestern, e9l4 a e914;
DO preferred, STA Sl1I; Fort Wayne, 1102a 1111.
The Stock Clearing House will 1t Is said, commence
business on Thursday next by conducting the ex-
changes IN few Of the leading railway shares, in.
Guiding Erie and New York Central, and the list OF
stocks VIII be afterwards extended as rapidly as the
facilities Tor clearing permit and the requirements OF
the Stock Exchange demand. very valuable man.
nal OF the railways Of the United states has lust been
published by Mr.. Henry V. Poor of this city, and
those desIrous Of ascertainng all the facts concern
ing their mileage, stocks, bonds cost earnings. ex
penses and organization will find in IL the reoniste
information, CLEANED from onlcal sources and
strictly reliable.
The foreign exchange market continues dull and
barely steady and prime bankers sterling bills are
quoted at ll0 Ii0H on the street although the lead.
ing drawers ask IIok. AT the close bankers' bills
on England at sixty days were quoted al 1rO ilOA;
at three days, 10Y I10%; commercial bills
Ioo', lO91I. Bills on Paris at SIXTY days, BIS a
bI2h.
Mining shares are dull. and at the first boart
The Ottawa free trader., 1868-04-04

e:s ssiss:r a:.,s m ss n H''r'1 viii ~ ''d
''Oh, 70 think that good luck should have ssuaa
= her door, and she have bsea 20 foolish a. "a
tuA itAysy. q Ten philli1gs end xixpspcs tr .
more! .:!s q !:si. s:sd ;.4 'isls' is nearly
So thass. I. tAayf both supposed. uy the matter
IT. ~ T.. .ss ssi t 2ss ,sa.: s.. : .s
aid pe.ltry on their psrches, but the gosd woman
had walked to the nearest town and bought .
bhnket II was . welcome addition TO their bed
coverine, and il was many long year siace thsy
had been 20 comfortable. s,4u.fs u ,v1sIa 4
But tchanoed one day at noon, that looking
out at her cayement, she spisd three young gen.
tlemen skating along the ice towards her cottage.
They sprang on the bank, took off theiy skatea
and made for her door. The young noblsman
informed herr that he had such . severe Icslashe
could not come to see her before. Z, l..eI s
E. "he spoke ~ pleasantly" she Observed In
telling the story, "as if had been a lady and no
less! And then he brought q parcsl out OF Ajs
pockst, and I've been over to D., no says, and
bought You book for a keepsake, and hope you
willSccept IT; for then all talked as pretty ss
pretty - could be tor matter of ten minutes,
and went away. So l waited till my master
came nome, and we opened the parcel and there
was > fine Bible inside, all over gold and red
Worvcoo, euo my name was was WrltSen 1n6to0I
and bless him ten pound note doubled over
the names. !. Tn sure that when I thought he
was poor forlorn boy, he was kindly welcome.
So my master laid OUT part of the money in TOOLS
and we rented q garden, and goes over On mar.
ket days to sell what wo grow. So now, thank
God, we want for nothing" 80,
This istox ale gercrally concludes the little
hisnry. Hsysy failing to- add that the young
Lord kissed her baby. -glY w IS nsSea
But" FH my friend, 81 have not told you
what thought the best part Of the aanecdote
When This poor christian woman was asked
what had induced her to take in perfect strang-
er, and trust him with the, best clothing the
house afforded, she answered simply: "Well, I
saw him shivering and shrinking, 50 thought
thou shalt come in for the sake Of Him that had
not where to lay His head" vsa y'e1'as "a u
The old woman in the cottage may open her
deor every night Of her future life to some for
lorn beggar Tut it is but certain that she will
never open it again to nobleman in disguise.
2 Let US do good, net to receive morein return,
but as an evidence Of gratitude for what has
already been bestowed. In a few words, let 1t
be ,''all for love and nothing for the reward 81
The Ottawa free trader., 1868-04-04
ygr FeryCyAi
DE gSECUvESTHUCTE NIGGER.
y By oSs OF 'EM.

Ise reconstructed, dat: fack. Imsfurgets de name
snMy Ia e sSS xsni e nu, at am ~ de r
AM I'd like glass of whisky, boss gesry de cheese"
ses your age be, man ?" He spoked It from
De way all de Yankees talk; horned So spose
"Asxteoltsn plantin boss, .ss Gril heThowrOie am
"rm oSer dirty,"he replied wen, ise not dry.too'
psy opssst s ole ysl1sr gal
sesl' sFe haas don't Eecr fur d&; Sea dey, wot
n uES cappa n kns s sd M Tr s
All g M g SCss ios HIM back saf DOES sISTG .esm
But ConEerbine.s Jam up she'll like it, sah, Ise
Anoder recumst,ucSshulst he as ,eir knew awot t
s sa9 sSu1 @ lte at Fl aSd 9a a e 2 SI@ N 9sG s
lie spose it pended wery much Tor which lied
an teaches G N az m ss SssP am ns sou SnIS ss9G f
M a BY dc @ mCase maxi G Gp Ss sna
ole her yes ar den she smiled an ookn berry sweet
pbserbcd dat in de skoo teachcd I'd alters find seat,
SO now Eoes free times week. az sails nad as fire.
She ses ken amoso-mate an she'll 20 North an hire.
huro cller drest in black he took me by de han
4xed h9yn'y wife an childun war, an would Ike sum
IVY sel e2i Fes "0o c0'e would hsO you so' 'sla to
"oh no., seshe; 10 glib away ses "Dats jest we'll"
He squar hself TO make speech, my berruther" ses he
Were gwine parcel de Sou In oi tWixt YOU an me-
AN il you IN for our side wen you safe from harm
You've only got TO vote for u. to vote yourself farm"
thanked HIM an he den remarked dat lest fate.
For dis darkey he'd pick ont beautiful estate.
But Oh de puddin, so dey say. de am de proof
Desc chaps dat talk berry don't alters spoke de
trOOf.
Howsoeber. Lord frc dare snt no aobt ob
dat
To dis chile ebhcrting OATS kivcred wiv his hat.
Mhen. m la. .laes Emar dy s o on .g Mi R &c &c @ no.
The Ottawa free trader., 1868-04-04
niagio @ireHanp. Il t7otf

MARTHA. .G
BY MRS. ELIZA A. ABBOTT.
Twas in the springtime Of the year
We sadly stood around the bier
or playmate, loved aHduear,
Sweet. gentle Martha!
Byfsr too bright fov earth to keep.
sha laid her down in silent ikep. IVID
Our dear, cherished Martha!
As DER the dead We sadly hung.
Thoughts of the lonely future sprung
In our minds SO yividy that our hearts still clung
To our loving little Martha
N!nding fears rushed to our eyes - q 81
Is VIC looked Upward 10 The skies,
Where how her gentle spirit flies.
Lovely. adored Martha!
Slowly and sorrowfully We moved along.
Listening to the low, sweet song y =
OF birds that had sung for her that gone. - isN
Bright angelic Martha.
As we listened we thought of the tores, soft anAdow
She had sung 10 us in days long ago;
The memory caused our tears to overflow,
For the beautiful angel Martha!
Let Us scatter roses around the bier. -
As an emblem OF the love we bear -
To the lovely form that sumber'd there
OF the fair, blue eyed Martha!
And while we in silence bend o'er the tomb
Let not our thoughts be of grief and gloom,
Buttiink oflthe glop.ous day that will come,
And Join Us to the band with Martha
The Ottawa free trader., 1868-04-04
Great u. s. Tea. Warehouse
.-.--~~-- sa .a-.- or ti7r- ...
T. Y. KELLEY & CO.,
80 vEsEY STREET, NEW YORK

80 VESEY STREET, NEW YORK.
supplying families throughout the United States
With Teas through the system Of Clubs their regular st
pointed agents AT slight advance cargo prices and
anteefng their Teas to be pure and fresh and also 10 ye
ektre satisfaction, or they can be returned and money
refhnded. ~
The adratogs ef bujins Teas from Warehouse you
save the various profits Of speculaors Brokers' Wholesale
Tea Merchants. Jobbers Wholesale Grocers and Retailers
which, in the aggregate amount from so to 81 % per
pound and also are sure Of getting the quality and
standard every time.
Our htandard goods all hear Trade Mark on the BAGS
and no Others genuine. Parties will please bear this in
nnd as our great has induced unprinciped
parties in New York. Boston and other places to csr
style Of puttins UP goods they dre-o snrsp the
unwary.
. III PRICE LIST. Sf
o0L0NG Black GO. 20. 50, 90 81 90 per H.. Best.
MINED tireen and Black SO, sO So SlO0 per b. Best
YOUNG isoN, Grsen 80, TO- so, 60 Sl0o $780, s25 per
h., Best.
IMPERIAL fsr.enI 20, sloo,El.qs. .Ff -
ENG BREAKFAST, Black 7o,so, 90, sl.oo. sllo $780,
JAPAN. 90 800, 81, 20 per H.,
GUNPOWDER. si.25, Sl.5O per ID.
We are the Sole Importers Of the famous 40
The Ottawa free trader., 1868-04-04
GROUND COFFEE.

PURE RIO, 20. 25 and 80 cents per pound. "
BEST OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA, ~ cents per rcunA.
ROYAL CLUB-Extra Piae--3s cents.
In order to meet the demands Of the people ~ Ottawa and
vicinity, we have appointed kOCIlk ROSE Agcnts for te
sale Of Teas and Coees All goods pat up by
selves in pound packages Warehouse New York.
and retaileA vt KOCH 4 ROSES City DruggiGts,
Corner La Sale and MadisOU Sts., and
BERkH 4 CO., 1877 Main s., " the saall advance
Of pound New York prices Th bring,
goods at the prices they be purchased our counters
with the freight aided. 'i. .'' 7n' Do .Ttsf'
We solicit a fair g. thorough trial.
Feb. 22-6m,
The Ottawa free trader., 1868-04-04
shentung Moyuue Young lEysenIy and
tCAt Kiangsi Oolong Teas, I IN

these Teas take their from The districts in which
They grown, aud being the finest productions China
are used almost exclusively by the i.pria and High
State Ofcers Thsy are pat mp in ,he unique and beautiful
style cfthe Chinese in pound Packages and sell them
IN the original packages At carsp prices the Tyson
the ooong at$l 30. w imported the first nvorcs that has
fesched this counp and have eiee ted through
eur agents In China to receive them regularly hereafter
FANCY BRANDS.
Having had many cals from DUR trade for atcy brand
Ooong and Young Hyson Teas We have been induced to
put up pound sealed packages fancy favrvd Ming
Oolong und NaskiR Mcyune Young Hyssn which are
Offering ri 2S ioand for Oolong and $50 Young
Tyson The only advantage these teas regu
lar styles is the faary favor
The Ottawa free trader., 1868-04-04
A NOVELTY IN TEAS.
TEAS SIXTY DAYS FROM JAPAN. I'd

We receiving Uncolered Japan Teas by way u
Pacific Mail Steam Ship Co.'S route direct from rks-
k0,nd rtd San Francc Put up for in Japan ia one
pound papers The usual time allowed for csrgo Teas
from Japan year and half but AMericam enterprise
has eablep offer customers Japan Teas frsh
the aatives themselves procure them Owirg TO THE
heavy tteghts are obliged TO charge per round