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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-18
n.,,ana Missionary A>.oeia,ion,

The annual meeting u the Rutland
Missionary Association took place on
THURSDAY last. according Ia previous mo-
t,ee. in the Mission House On Main street
The reports Of the Secretary and Treas
ursr were read aud accepted, and COM
mittees appointed with reference 10 more
extended operations Of the Society, The
feppg, Il the secretary congratulated the
Association GA ih,s 10 En-; mae,ing In II.
avn house, and il Is matter u wonder
and regret that this auspieiou, aud en-
eouraging Circumstance should not have
drawn together larger number Of IL,
members, The Troasurer's report showed
that the Association i absolutely free
itom debt, though not possessed 81 such
means as no, To render the continued ben
eiaetions Of lis friends impentiyely nee
es'ary in achieving the objects it has in
view, The following Is III" list Of officers
for the ensuing year:
I'rSidsHt-Mrs 4 NJ, Seaycr
I'ide Irfsbi, At-Mrs. jas Il, Porter
RsantiVg Secretary Mr., John Strong
Corresponding Secretary Miss Emily
Seay,r.
7rtdsarer-Mi,s Julia pierpoint,
Mmdgers-Mrs. Luther Daniels, Mrs,
Chas. sheldon. Mrs. ]. NJ. Haven, Mrs
IL IL Baxter, Mrs W III, b Owen, Mrs
VIM. \, Ripley, Mrs, Henry CLARK, Mrs
VIM A. Burnett. Mrs, John Prout, Mrs.
q. A. futile,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-18

JUST Received Tor Spring Trade,
French china, White Granite, Dinner
AMI Tea War, aul common Cr0, kerry
ui al kinds, liable Glass Wan, Lamps
and Lanterns, Britannia Ware, ia
pauurd War. Stone Ware. Wooden
War, Table CUTLERY, Table Mats,
Fancy China, Bohemian Glass aud
-iuvr War;, Ativrryti tria--, and Fam
Cy Toilet ~,tS, AZ
NEWMAN WEEKS 4 CO.'S.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-18

35-Ihysieans ana cla-}mHl totliy 10 GAs
IH"rts OF
HALLS VEGETABLE SICIIIAN HAIR
REVIEWER,
in restoring GRAY HAIR 10 it, original colol
and promoting lis growth. 1t makes the han
soft and glossy, The old III appearance orc mad,
young again, It is the best
HAIR DRESSING
ever used. 1t remove Daudruil' ana all Scm,}
Eruptious II does not stain the Sam
Gun Treaties on the Hair sent free by mail.
Beware Of the numerous preparations, which ii,
sold upon our reputation.
Il. p. HALL. i co..
Nashua, y. H., rroprielors
For sale by all druggists. 23.wIm
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WANTED, AGENTS

w s75 10 ssaO per month. everywhere. NAL.
and female, 20 introduce the GENT me M
PROVED COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEW.
ING MACHINE, This machine will stitch, hem
iell tuck, quilt cord, bind, bIald and emhoide,
N a most superior manner. Price only ais
Fully warranted Tor five years. We will pay slOO,
Ion any machine that will sew a stronger NOR,
beautiful or more elastic seain than ours. II
makes the Elastic Lock Stitch" Every second
stitch can hc cut, and still the cloth cannot h.
pulled apart without tearing IT, We pay agents
hum s.i 10 1900 per month and ,.xrsu's,.s ar a
commission from which twice that aut1unt can bt
made Address sECOMB' y co, Pittsburgh.
Pa, or Boston, Mass
CAUTION. do not he imposed upon bv other
parties palmlng oil worthless east non uirhlnes
under thu same name or otherwise, ours Is the
only genuine and really practical cheap ln4eiau,
manufactured
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-18

CHEsrER.-Van Amburgh's Menagerie
visits Chester on Thursday next From
there it goes TO Boston, where it will ex-
hibit on the 4th Of July.
Few places in Vermont are blessed
with much better hotel than Chester
can boast of the "Ingraham House "
MIR. lngraham, the landlord, is ever at
tentiye and watchful over the comfort of
MS guests, and, in every respect, "knows
how to keep . hotel
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-18

PENDLEroN,-Pendleton, the repudia-
tor, claims TO lead the Conservative col.
umnS at present, and his friends assert
that were the nomination to come off next
week he would receive the honors of his
party. The regulators, like accomplish.
ed gamblers, may be bluhing. but it is
well enough To consider their represents
.:ons and watch their chances. Ii one
half they say is true the honest citizens
and business men Of the country will have
to keep a careful eye on the New York
Convention
WHARF.-The wheat on tie Prairie
lands of Western Missouri is nearly ready
for the sickle. 1t il far more than an
average crop, the heads bearing heavily
with grain Old farmers say that for ten
years there has been nothing like it.
Through the agricultural portion of Kan
sas, from this point TO the mineral regions
Of the further West the crop is equally
promising. The average yield will be
thirty-five bushels TO the acre, but ON
some bottom lands il will reach fifty.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-18

LIFE lNsCRANCE.-Wo take pleasure
in laying before our readers the following
letter, addressed to Fayette p Brown, the
General Agent for Vermont of the New
York Mutual Life Insurance Company.
relative 10 the claim of the widow of the
late W W Onion of our town II indi-
oates prompt attention on the part Of the
Company, as well as shows the duty and
Importance Of life insurance Ga the part
OF all, as each one Of us are as liable to
die thus suddenly. Mr.. Onion had been
insured only about three months, and had
paid only only one quarterly payment of
Sl3 10:
New YORK. June 10Th, 1865.
+. J. BROWN, GeaerdJ igcHt II NutaaI
liz Insurance Con,pahB Fl Aar Iub,
Rat2and, r..
DEAR SIR:-I received your letter,
dated June 9th, and have accepted proofs
of death on Policy No. 1898, w. w
Onion Of Rutland, and the amount will
be payable on the 10th of August, next
the rules of the company making it pay
able 60 days after the proof is received
Yours truly,
J. Nj. STUART, Secretary.
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| lGIlT WORK.
For BEST Wheels aud Cargag, Materials, buy OF
5. n BROWN Il co,
DAYTON, Ohio

our Sloke~ are made Of coul-growth Hickory,
and are tough and stun. which arr the ptrat rcaul.
site, tor light work. lIul> not pNcrllrl.
b. GIVE our guolS "A trial
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-18

PERSON AI.--The Iamoille Newsdealer
says: Ex-Gov Dillingham; appeared in
our county court for day or two this
term With the exception of Joshua
sawyer now in his cightictll year, he is
the oldest member practising at this bar
The following Vermonters were ad-
mitted to the bar of the Supreme Court
Of the District of Columbia, June llth,
1868. John Il. Thompson, ST. Johns
bury, VT John T. Drew. Burlington,
Vt; G. l.. Vance, Woodstock, Vt /; Geo.
I. briggs, Fairlce, Vt,
o q Ross, NJ d., Of Huntington,
graduated at the commencement of the
Maine Medical School, June Sd, present.
ing thesis on Idopathic Erysipelas'
AT the approaching commencement
of Amhorst.C College, H. p French of Nor
risville, has been assigned To deliver one
Of the first class orations.
Frank Daggctt, Nermonter, and one
Of the spiciest writers in Minnesota, has
again taken charge of the Wabasha Her
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-18

The NATIONAL. Dent II asst month
closed on the national debt seven millions
Of dollars less than on the Both of April
So steadily decreases this bugbcar of the
Conservative party by honest payment,
and we may be thankful rs well AS pro I'D
OF it. Every million off lessons the
chances of Pendleton and the regulators.
A few years of regular liquidation, and
the Conservatives will not dare To breathe
the propositions Of dishonor and treason
which have already cost Us 50 much.
"a A dispatch from Montreal to the
Toronto Globe says that officers Of the
United States Army are said to be on the
frontier, between Rouses Point and Oy.
densburg, with instruction from General
Grant to ascertain the correctness of the
report about Fenian arms being secreted
there.
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I lists OF
IL
NEWSPAPERS.

Ne have published a ComTlct, List OF thu Nsvs-
p1t.rs ul the United States and canada, which
yf. IA 40 f.rufT.f la at.t Cd. Mn
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A GENTS WANTED FOR THE

lts ualy sale, combined with an increased com,
mn sion, make Il the lsst subscription bouk eyOi
published. one agent IN Eastan, IA reports :.
subscribers in three days. Another IA Boston, los
subscribers IN four days
send tor CiuulaIs and see our terms, AMI full
description ot the work Addpss NATIONAL
III BllSHlNG co, Philadelphia, Ia.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-01-09
THE or R1FSTON DAILY NEWS MORNING. JANUARY 1868

". To promote the speedy trial of prisoners con-
fined for minor offences, and diminish the cost OF
their maintenance, all committing magistrates Will
on the 18th and last days of each month report 10
the Judge of their County or District Court oil COM
nitments made Ly them during the preceding half
month, specifying the date OF commitments tne
names of the prisoners, and the offences for whlch
they were committed, to the end that the Judges
may whenever in their opinion the number OF pris'
oners or other considerations of public interest call
for it, hold special terms of their courts for the pur
nose of disposing of such The additional e1-
pense of holding such special terms will be cnnree
upon the State Treasury and the accounts therefor
will be audited and paid as accounts OF similar
character are now audited and paid and If the saia
ries now paid the Judges should be inadequate IN
view of the additional labor performed by them,
reasonable addition, upon proper representations
through the Governor of the State, will be allowed.
v. Tue pilotage regulations now existing in the
States of North and South Carolina nre so far modi
6ed that on and after the the first day Of March,
1888 all passenger steam vessels, regulated by the
laws of the United States, and carrying pilot COM
missioned by United States Commissioners shall be
exemption the compulsory payment OF pilotago.
vi. So much of the Act Of the General Assembly
of the State of North Carolina entitled ''An Act to
raise moneys" ratfedon the 26th day of February,
1867 as makes it he duty of all persons and corpo-
ratons to list and pay the [po tux of such persons
liabc to tho same, as are in their employment, on
the first day Of April Of each year, as laborers is
hereby rescinded and hereafter all individual taxes
will be assessed directly upon and collected directly
from the individuals from whom they are due; Pro
uded that the provisions Of this order sha not ap-
ply to the taxes levied for the current year. except
that double tax shall not be enforced If the original
tax be paid on or before the first day Of March, 1865
By command of Bvt. Maj-G Ed. R. g. CANDY.
LOUIS v. CAZIARC,
Aidede-C Camp, Actg. Asst. Adjt. General.
Official LOUIS v. CAz1ARc, A. d. c., A. A. A. G.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-01-09
December 30
DIANO-FOKTEs-GkAND, saUAKE5

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AND UPRIGHT--Whicha are now acknowledged
to be, by the Leading Artists IN TINS country. su
PERIuR TO ANY OTHERS IN AMERICA. THESE
Instruments possess every modern improvement.
are of the largest size finished in CARVED and
PLAIN ROSEWOOD CASES. embracing every va
riety of style. Eacn mas the full. l.METALLlCFRA
OVERSTRUNG BASS with or without the agrale
arrangement) Each has the FRENCH GRAND
ACTION, acknowledged to be superior to any other
III rapid execution. These Instruments are oil
SEVEN SEVEN AND QUARTER and sEvEN AND A
THIRD ocTAvEs; constructed of THOROUGHLY SEAS
oSsD WOOD, aud of the finest and best material
For GREAT POWER, SINGING QUALITIES, s@EEINEss
and PURITY OF TONE throughout the entire REGIS
TER: ELEGANCE OF FINISH and GREAT DUKA-
BILITY, the Piano Fortes OF Messrs. JENNfS d
SON are unsurpassed by any other makers IN the
WORLD, and have taken the HIGHEST PREMIUM
WHEREVER EXHIBITED. The same facilities
which enable this firm to produce SUPERIOR IN In
STRUAIENT, also enable them TO 0her their FL
ANO-FORTES to tine public at TWENTY PER CENT.
lower than any other FIRST CLASS manufacturer III
the country.
The special attention OF Dealers, Ieachers ana
Others is invited to tho examination OF tnese FiaIos
before muKing their selection elsewhere: Eyery m lG'
strument is fully WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS.
Descriptive circulars sent to all parts OF the country
upon application. Address, ao,,,
Nos. 23S and 235 East 2lst.street.
Between I'd and Sd Avenues, New York.
SeOteu)ber n iU
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-01-09

and family Georgn and Virginia; ana 81. 10Ai' ~
for extra and family Maryland and DeIa~ r;cos The
Oats are extremely active and Ut oel'ef pi-eoS'
| demand is chiefly speculative. o,.a wastor, NJ
| 8G1saS7c in store ,,,;ot OF the close.
rGa so1ee 70 IS 600 bushels new Western mixed at
e1 90 an delivered; old do 81 Al IN store, Sl ~ oe-
Ivered. Western White at 81 Seal 81; Jersey IeIo"
nt 81 0a1 81 on the pier; Southern Whle OF D. oia
/ AZ, the latter for very dry. TO .,,t
prices are easier, and the market closes somewhat
The sales cash ar regular are 1125 b6ls. s2l ior
old Mess; S22 for do; ii2l 25 for OLD 90 III 'i
lots and S19 22s19 10 for prime Mess: ,u...,r,,
For future delivery we rote 900 oos new ST.
Mess seller 10 days. at So; and 600 Dds oo' sener
March, on private terms. 80, l.. ool,
Reef is in rather better demand, partly 10 repacK'
Sales of AS bbls at s14aS19 for plain mess anu sl
Tierce beef is moderately active. Sales of zoo tcs
India mess on private terr1s .oo-oo r ,,,ou
Beef hams quiet 1T aoout sSoao1 ioi '
Cut meats are without change to note Sales OF
100 pkgs picked hams at 121sc, and 10 oo"eS '''"'
Racon is dull and nouinaly unchanged, though
tho advance in gold has q tendency to suens'nen
holders. ..,,o,hot ;r.
he quote at s7lasXc for common to fair west @
ern: sEa9c for good to prime do. and 9aaloc for
city. -. ;,,,ronoa
Lard continues in demand and has improved
closing firm for prime lott. .,<.
Sales of $50 bbls and tcs ct 12sSa12Ic for no J.
1o4a1sc for CITY, 12zSa13c for fair to prime steam
and l3Ha13Xc for kettle rendered.
CorFEE-A fair demand has prevailed for mo-
Prices ara unchanged. Ct.er styles are quiet.
corToNThe demand is Light and W. the oote st
isIo for middling uplantls and 17al7Kc for do New
Orleans. ..,.. ,,l,o ond
with moderate receipts and small supply prices are
rm at 81 20 for shipping, and 81 SOal 6o Tor retail
lots. o M ho,r of mn
Sales pr;oao
are unchanged. We quote at 11ha11Ac LOT iair 70
good refining. Refined are quiet at lG1sal07sc ior
hards. on,
In bond. :. a. ca
FREIaHTs-To Liverpool, 100 bbls rosin at 2s Cd
per ESQ lbs, and 200 tales cotton at 81 l6d. ny
steamer, 10 500 bushels grain at I'd If corn, or 1sou
wheat. We hear OF no charter.
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Baltimore Market.

Baltimore maIRet.
BALTIMORE, January 6.-CoFFEE-1s inactive;
terms; 1000 bags do tic gold; quotations genersny
unchanged. w
an IA decline reported at Liverpool per cable. We
report sales Of so bales Good Ordinary and Low Mid
dliug mixed lot, at 14Ac; II bales Low Middlng,
16xo; market closed quiet with Middlng held NOM
inalIy ct 16c. Lti.l'..- .i'. .e-
FIouI-There was sale day or two SINCE and
nor before reported, Of $50 bbs medium City Mills
Extra at $40 so; 100 bbls good City Mills Extra 100
iurabia brandy. Saturday, at s11; also 400 bbls
Corn Meal at Sc.
5000 bushels red sales comprise 1000 bushels choice
white at S.; 1000 do prime at 50 IS; 100 bushels
choice red 50 s5 and lower grades nominaly un-
changed though sales reported were light Corn
I9 500 bushels white and 5000 bushels yellow receiv
e: market WAS frmer for prime WI lite, and several
cents higher TOR yellow; included In the sales were
1900 bushels prime white at 81 21a1 22 1900 bushels
damp at 81 15a1 49, 1000 bushels dry yellow at 81 9a
25; 1000 bushels damp at 81 14a1 10 Oats-12S0
bushels cfered 1000 bushels sold at 74a75 cts. Rye
b25 bushels receive6 100 bushels sold at 81 g. Bus
ness at the Corn and Flour Exchange was somewhat
interfered with by the annual election, and the dis
cusson of selling the tables for the use OF the mem
bers, instead of having them as now free.
> Mo1Lssss-No hing doing IN the article.
PRoyyIoNs-The market continues quiet very
few transactions, and they entirely of retail char.
acter We quote Mess Pork held at s2S. Lard 13s
1910 for large and 1870 for retail lots, both West
ern and city bbls. Bulk Meats nominal at 9a9c for
Shoulders loose and packed and 10Ic for Rib Sides
Bacon jobblng slowly at llha11hc for Shoulders;
l2a13c for Rib and Clear Rib Sides; 17alec for Bal
hmore cured Hams.
Hoes.-Dressed are in light supply and with fair
inquiry prices steady at 9a9Mc.
RIoE.-we notice slightly improved feeling on
the part of holders for Carolina, but buyers slow
to respond; with small sales quote at sasNc.
SUGiR-The stock Of Cuba iD first hands Is re-
duced by the late sales to few hundred hhds Of
Porto Rico; market entirely bare, but Of English
Island there are upwards 1000 hhds in importers
hands We report sales to-day OF ia hhds English
Island, vacuum pan, part at l41sc, and residue on
priyate terms also 155 bbls Demarara Muscoyada at
12Lc
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Passengers.

Per steamer City FONT, from Palatka, via Jack
sonyille, Fernandins and Savannah-W Val, Dins
ponra e r bingham. R shecut, T M Whitaker, "
3 WynecoE, -Duryee, Mr. Yulee, Mira " Wagner
Mira W a Dunning ard child, R Mcintosh. I
Eezlehurst, K spaulding - Richards and 16 deok
Per steaT-er Emile from Georgetown, C-Miss
M 7 payne. ,Ir Webb, d L Pringle, P Huger.
Fispo. 4 d Estill, s Cooper, & Weston, D Came
ron. Master Payne, Dr. L Hssel.
Per steamerS st Helena, from Edisto and Rockville
Col Legare, Miss Hughes G " Clark, = McCul
dinSs' Col Burger, :. Baynard, G L Mnrstello, f
Fogarty, = Mathews, 7 Hart, and SS deck.
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schr Three Sisters from Santee. $50 bushels
Pough Rice. To Tllurston & Holmes.
6chr Charlotte, Peterson, Back River, 5000 BUSH
ella ROUGH Rice To Cohen Hanckel L. 90.
Steamer City Point, Adkins, Palatka, via Jackson
vle Fernandina ard Savannah. II bales Cotton, &c.
To D Aiken & Co, J Salvo. Cohen, Hanckel & Co, E
Rodgers Co, Roper & Stoney, W NJ Lawton, W
3 Williams, Pinckney Bros, Major q Parker, L
J D Kirkpatrick, Fraser Dill, G q Ingraham Son,
M Goldsmith Son, E Herby Co, Beuwithe & Ro-
chelle, New York.
Steamer Emile, LAWS, Georgetown, S c. 40 ierces
Rice, 100 bags Seed Rice, and Sundries. To Shack
elford & Kelly, W c.urney, R Pringle, Thurston 4
Holmes.
steamer st HeleI.a, Boyle, Edisto and Rockville.
bales Cotton, 50 bags Cotton Seed, &c. To 81
Murray, G Clark & Co, Byrne l. Fogarty, Major
Berlin, G Hopoock Howe, and others.
Sloop Amelia, Dsnaro, Chehsw IS bales s Cot
ton, Cotton Seed. &c. To W G Bee & Co.
Co.cock Co.
Boat from st Ptul's. bales Sea Island Cotton.
To Order
N THE OFFING.
Bark Amie Reetl, London-S0 days. Ballast. To
Ravenel & Co.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Moneia, shackford New York-Jno Il
Theo Getty.
Russian bark FraIz, wallen, LIVERPOOL NJ Freds-
berg.
Sailed Yesterday.
Spanish brig Fenit, Ensignat, Palma aud q Market.
Spanish brig Leor or. Sebastian, Barcelona.
Spanish brig Paco, Bosch, Barcelona
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New YorkiMarket.
MONEY MARRET,

The New York Evening Post of Monday, January
g. says:
The loan market is easy at Sat per cent on call
The flow of currency ses towards this city from the
West and is likely 70 do 30 for some time to come,
~ the pork crop s nearly disposed Of The drain to
the South is also small, In consequence OF the inert
movements OF cotton.
The national banks throughout the country having
now made up their quarterly statements, will, it IS
supposed, be more disposed and more able to ac-
commodate the public with loans The discount de-
msnd I'd small choice bills passing at Tao. Our city
hank averages show an increase Of one and half
millous in legal tender notes, eight millions in de-
nosits and nearly five millions in loans The specie
has increased slT52645 which is less tn On was e1
pected. in presence, Of the heavy disbursements
from the Treasury.
r. PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK, January 6.-FLoUR, &c.-The market
for Western and State Flour is better, but only
moderately active, the advance being 6a16c on the
low aud medium, and 5a25c on the nigh grades.
The sales II, 400 bbls ut S9a9 rs for super
Ana State; So 90al0 40 for inferior river and city
eIr: $40 75al1 20 for extra State S11 10a1l 60 for
state $40 Quail 20 for the low grades of Spring
wheat western Extra; $40 30all 25 Tor shipoing
Ohio. s11 3Oa12 10 or good to choice Spring Wheat
ertras: s1I 5Oa12 rs for amber Winter Wheat extra
Indiana and Michigan; s13 4O'l5 25 for White Wheat
40 do: sl2 9csl6 % for St Louis txuas
Burkwheat Flour is irregular at st 2oas;
California Flour is steady. Sales OF a'o oags at
Sonthern Flour is better on family brands
Saes of 1900 bbs s10a11 75 for ordin 70 eooo
extra baltimore and country; sll O6aSlo w ior extra
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iaThe Charleston Cotton Market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS
CHARLESTON, Wednesday Evening. January ., 'os. )
COTTON.-Prices were weaker, and with mode
rate inquiry the staple generally receded about &c
fb Sales 700 bales, say ~ at H. 8 at 11h, 10 at
1ak 47at12K Sc at 49, 4S at ls,4. % at 1Ss' 2l a.
1sX 1874 at Ii, 46 at lax, 26 at 14h. 6s OF TO- at
15k. and SO at 161zc. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to Good Ordinary. .12A913H
sTno1 Niddnng ng................14 IA O.
Middling. ng.....-.............".. ..l4X 9Io
Strict Mfddling. .,.........,.. .15A@15A
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THE DAILY NEWS
Lorrelei.

FROM THE GERMAN OF HEINRICH HEISE-
Iknow not what it presages
That am SO sal and drear.
While tale of the olden nses
Returneth upon mine ear.
The air is cold and darkling,
and calmly the Rhine doth flow,
The mountain top is spal king
In the sunsets ruddy glow.
On the height, in wondrous seeming,
Sitteth maiden fair,
Her Jewels Of gold are cleaning,
She combeth her golden hair
With golden comb she decks it,
And, ever she sings strain,
And the echo around reflects 1t
With q strangely sweet refrain.
The fisherman gliding under,
Is caught by its plaintiye grace,
He heeds not the breaker 8 thunder'
He sees but the lady's face.
ween, there are water sprtnging
.. DER the mariner and his boat;
And this, with her mystic singing,
Hath the spirit Lorrelei wrought.
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THE LANCASTER LEDGER.

CONNORS & CARTER, PRoPRIEToRs
nugL1sHED EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING
at Lancaster q. a.. s. G. Having large sub.
scrption list, it offers favorable medium to Mer,
chants and all advertisers who desire to extend
their business in the upper Districts OF the state
Rates of advertising lIbeIrl. SPECIMEN copy o'
paper sent on application. August 2z
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Memoranda.

The schrs CAMEO, for Jacksonville, aud Abbie Pit
man for Savannah were spoken off this Bar on
Tuesday last by the pilot boat Mystery (No2).
The New York Commercial Advertiser, of Monday
last says: The Echr Wide World, Hildreth, from
Charleston for Now York, has been wrecked at Hat
teras. The " W registered 25l tons, rated A2h was
built at Setucket L T. in 1854, and owned in New
York by Jonas snith Co. She had cargo Of lA, :
COO feet yellow pine lumber, and 20 packages farni-
ture.
Tho steamship Alliance. at Philadelphia from this
port, makes the following report: On the 30th en-.
countered hurricane from all points of the com.
pass, accompanied with highly terrific sea, during
which lost suils head gear. and everything movable
from deck; was aove to Sc hours. I'd instant off
Hog Island passed schr Carrie Webb, OF Portland,
steering north.