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EARM AT PRIVATE sALE-Tbe sub

k'ARM Al PhlN ATE SAIiE.---The sub
L scriber offers for sale his farm in Law
renee township. situate on the east bank of the
Susquehanna river. with the Erie turnpike on
the South and containing 81 acres. Most of the
farm is in meadow. and the whole under good
fences The improvements a good log house
and frame bank barn, with the other necessary
out houses spring Of good water is near the
door An orchard of choice fruit is growing on
the premises There are three veins of good coal
on the land. to wit one of five feet one of three
feet inches. and one of two feet-the latter
the river. For terms, inquire of the subscriber,
on the premises. JORDAN REED
Dece Der l6, IS6S-p
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DIED:

At Osceola, on Thur day, March 4th,
1869, SARAH j., daughter of George anu
Annie Richards, aged 10 years. 2 months
and 4 days
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\ SrANDARD MEDICINE the
=" Een.edles for the curing of disease, that
- >''od the test of experience and grown
M =. popular favor, Is Hoohand's German
-','eFS This Bitters has been before the
fuO'is ior many years, and has been con
'"''y growing in reputation. In many
s o. Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, disor-
ol the digestive organs. &c, il is used
'le greatest success and is often pre-
,si .''si oy the most skillful and experienced
''>elans To those afflicted with any of
IL 1'2e'Ses arising from bilious disorders of
=, ,Onach, and diseases resulting from
-. 1e'ed condition of the digestive organs,
T., ol'ters Is said to be invaluable. The
=. Its Is not an alcoholic drink, and taste
IoohoIic stlmulants is therefore not en-
1lered by IT'S frequent use. We believe
" our people-Our farmers and mechan-
~ 'aa all who are obliged to work out of
III the wet and rainy weather in the
ahd iall would use the Bitters as di
IN. large proportion of the fevers and
i complaints with which We are affiict-
would entirely cease.
-'''FLASD's GERMAN Tonic is a COM
IL made with all the ingredients of
Aana German Bitters, TO which is add
P''e santa Cruz Rum, orange, anise, &c,
Preparation of rare value. agreea-
pleasant. 1t is used for the same
as the bitters, by those requiring
eoholle Stimulus. Principal Office,
ATeh st, Philad'a a, Pa. Sold every
mo Druggist and Others. - Washing
"" !fsan.l Recietc.
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THE GREAT
ZINGARI BITTERS.
A Safe Blood Purifier.
A Splendid Tonic,
A Pleasant Beverage.
A Certain Cure
f. and
7 K + ' ENTIVE OF Disc Asses

The ZINGARI BITTERS are com pounded from
a prescription of the celebrated Egyptian physi-
cian DR.. CHEoPus, who, after years Of trial and
most remarkable vegetable production the earth
effective IN the cure of disease. 1t. in combina-
the ZINGA ARR BI TIERS i. com posed, will cure
Dyspepsia. Fever and Ague, Bilious Fever Cholic,
Colds, Bronchitis. Consunptio its first stage,
Flatuleney, Nervous Debility, Female Com.
plants, Rheumatism, Dysentary, Acute and
Chronic Diarrhea, Cholera Morbus Chol-
era, Typhoid and Typhus Fever Fever,
Yellow Fever, Scroll u!a, Diseases of
the Kidneys, Habitual Costiveress,
&c, &c, &c,
In the PREVENTION and CURE of the above dis
sands of our most prominent citizens throughout
all parts of the country, will testify Let the
afflicted send for circular containing testimoni-
ais and certificates of those who have bee N cured
after their cases have been pronounced hopeless
by our best physicians.
Principal depot,
F. RAHTER d CO..
No 6 N Front St, Ph ilad elphia
Recommended by Ex-Gov. David R. Porter of
Pennsylvania. Hon. Robert J. Fisher of Penn
syiyania, Hon Edward McPhers on of Penpsyl-
vania. Hon. Joel b. Danner of Pennsylyania
Ion VIM. McSherry, of Pennsyi MIA and Others
Send Tor circulars. IFeb 10th 1869 Ivl
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IRUE-An exchange gets up the follow
iGs The boy who turks and lounges about
win gang annoying families or who in
aases The wicked habit of insulting per
s'ns who pass by his Iounging place, or in
t''llLiing people who give no offence, OF who
.-.ass It the proper sort of thing to take u
iiiik when he is out for spree" at night
" On Sunday, is in constant danger of Just
.ar kIni OF rows and broils that end in
'.''l'hed and murder At one end of his
'4ieer i this habitual loungiug, loafing, dis
''.'e'' dissipation or ruifianism, and at the
u =, -"sr' II he keeps on in the same path, is
ne prison or the gallows.''
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GOAL AND LIN E.

The undersigned having perfected arrangements
lsnow prepared to fill orders for either coal burnt
or wood-burnt lime, and Anthracite coal. Yard
at the Railroad depot RIB. TAYLOR
FEB "a. 1853
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8aftsinan's Sonrnal.
lIEARFIELD, Pa, MARCH 10. 1869.
-.,ne and clssrheld Railroad.

tyrone and clsarheld Railroad.
-, leaves Tyrone at 81: 9.80 m
mai arrives at CIearieid at Loo p m.
,sayes CIearfeld A. {: zoo p m
@A Arrive. at Tyrone at !: 3.30 p. m
S-.a.,s with Cincinnati Express East at III
Mail West at 6 A p, N. Bald Eagle Ex-
pp,ess at Z cop m
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CALT. SALT Wholesale and Retail Dealers
- will be supplied at Special rates by
March-69. KRATZER
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FOR SALE.
STORE, DWELLING AND STOCK
of goods for sale

The Store, Dwelling and Stock of goods and
about eight acres of land. the estate of the late
kobt Campbell at Port Matilda, Cent re Co, Pa,
will he sold easy terms
The store contains small stock of saleabIe
goods bought low for cash Has good trade,
and is a desirable location for business The
dwelling contains eight rooms is in f rst rate or
der III the usual outbuildings, and a good
stable The grounds contain about FORTY FRUIT
TREES all bearing well For further infornTa-
tion apply TO j. p. CAMPBELL. on the premises
February 10th 1859
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ND. PERKS 4 Co.'S hour, the best in market, for
~ sale by ]. SHAW SON
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u AFTMEN-will find Manila Rope of all sizes
IL Steel pole Rafting axes. and augers. very
cheap, at J. =. KRATZERS
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]. SHAW h son
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TLOUR AND FEED.-Extra Family Flour,
sifted Corn Meal. Buck kwhr at hour, Rye ch op
and mixed feed always Oh hand ut
March-69. J. p. KRATZERS.
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~ erman Peas-ShaKer Corn-Hominy-Beans
" for ale by J. p KRaTZER.
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GROCERIES, ETC,
Consisting of Sugars. CofIees, Teas Srices,
Syrups, Dried Fruits, Cheese, Flour, Bacon,
Feed, etc, always on hand and for
sale at u email advance on cost
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pKoPBIrI,s LIVER MEDICINE.

DR.. Frophitt-Bavina ed this medicine sufa.
cently lona to test ts vrtue nd TO satisfy my own
mind that 1t is an invaluable remedy TO- DysLepk1a
"a disease from which the writer has suffered much
for six years AMI beng persuaded that hundIr
who now suffer from this annoying co npsint would
be ssnally bepe6ued. as he has be by Its use, ae
deem it duty We owe to this unfortunate ciass 70
recopmend to them the use Of this lemedy which
has given lot only himset but several members Of
his family the greatest reief
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pANrs \, =, AMD PETrICoAES.

.l.. Il up,.oroa-o calling themselves
numoef VI '''',aoo' - 20, Rights
the National Dress Retorm anu C1u"' N"h
lssodfatiou.s met In Washington on Wednesday
.,.,t - d;.o,,o, the great question OF pants
ana Pets'costs' - ,,,,,,os.a ~,
The ASSOCIATION seemed 70 D9 oompOe.u ~ y. =,
.:two women IN brooches, TO VIZ Doctress Mary
Wslkar. of Washington, and Doctress LYDIA
eHiyer Hss sbrouck, OF Syracuse, new YORK.
Ths and;enoe was mostly composed OF young
soannps who came for amusement, and who
Iept M the most boisterous demonstrations
siurips the prooeedines. Dociress Walker pre-
,gIdedT and opeued the speakng with stirriDg
address, which brought down the house, and
eext the boys into ecstac1es.
Doctress Hashrouck. who says she Ia an edI-
tor, followed at considerable length, conclud-
Ing witt. regular attack upon PRESIDENT 6rant
Log his contempt q women ~ preeenes. sne ne
sMa That lshe esa come 70 Masangsoah % aha 70 no 10
sMai o. ae woHSe oepa.smens, enr s"oa ha intend-
M te .aa Um um 'ns she 1bonah, she could regulate
oss Gp % BUSINESS and the boys urged
.Sar Iotssw,tb cries Of go i: old gal, 20 it-and
.Ss,;l, n tnr nr'r rS,, 6c She vas particularly
LSd refnsar 10 see Dr.. Mary Walker until she
Tfra rtha usual costume Of her sex. At the
,oonollaiop Hrs. DR.. Walker announced that
.Aisa -Hashrtuck had her premises all wrong.
sPrsmdonsGrsnt haa never SAID it, but Presi-
dent Lincoln hadremasked that he was afraid
70 Vee women who wore uants.
TSe second and closing session was held on
n6nday nieht. As moon the f,st night, Mrs.
Dr. Wsksr and Mr.. DR.. Hasbrouck seemed to
he NOT onlv the moving eplrts. but also the
-. "a s,,hs,.rce ~ tha :.ronXentSon Mrs
Dr.. I.ockvood Colonel Price. MIR. John oDon.
ov.n. and others vino ". re called to their as
Sis, .nca 90 sn.ssiers aid not sesm tn Look mon
The reform proposed with the sSrne hyor that
DA. walker and hasbrouck viewed IT. There
WAS large attendance n'both oecssienS snd
ospeciaIly 30 last ulght, but the auditors wero
uoetly attracted by curiosity, and but few OF
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Marlur afws.

Arrived Yesterday.
sohr Golden q ', Mic erson, It Johns, Z h-S
days. Suga and Mo asaee. To " haii; oo,.,.
s.teamer tnilie. Lewis. Georgetown, w
Rioo aud Suudrie.. 10 ~hlckslford kel'y, -
Uessussure, E,.on Bro Porcher 4 Henry. u
Co,demi b h 30 renhom. smith. homes q
Macbeth, and Cohen Haucko. y 10.
Cl urcd Yesterday.
sehr James Jones. jones, georgetown, s C-Ksiey
& Gre ghton
sailed Yesterday.
schr YANKEE BIa O. q onbs, Ncw York
schr a Richardson, Btdo Savannah.
schr Mary SOW. Rankin. Jacksonville Fis'
Sr,us this ''Ort.
n,n,sh bark K,mma Funda, Krogh, Liverpool,
April IS ur no
schr W p Mann. Rogers, Fail Eiver, April 70
ID tor this Port. Ses2S
The Minnie Robe tson. st Liverpool. April H.
CLEARED ,oy this Fort.
a,son,.btn Cha I'D on lockwood ct York, May ].
Sailed for this Port.
gchr I'd, g urLcss, BurgoHs. from beusst' Me-
April2i.
sntpncws u, renTraph.
hAy.x.AH Nav a-Arrivod steamship Livingston
from New Yr.
De red. sn,p pevo Ire for London.
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Total. ll6 l,2l6 7eS
Excess IN visible supply. 4z,3ol
Stock of cotton held by Manchester tnners at
the mills now g. 600 bales; same time 1863. 200O0t
bales. Middlng Orleans now l2kd; then l2Nd.
Murray. Ferris &. Co.'s Naval Stores Cir.
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TIE TAT1 On
ibis excellent medicine On.
iovs, is derived from Tia
lures, many of which are
truly marveil' us. in7ele-
rate ca,es of scro:uious
disease where the system
ser med saturated with
corrup ION, have been ru'
ltee ed aud cured b3 1t.
scrofuious affections ard
disorders, whicl were sg.
rrava ed by tho Bcrotu.
iona contamination until
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Drugs, Glrmifals, Gtf.
PURIFYING PILLS.

rTysE TXckLLENT REMEDIES OF O. 8. PRO-
PHITT, III. D.. need no recommendation
their well known power IN remov ng the diseases Pc
cuar to our Sou hern climate having already estab-
lished for them tn e1vlable reputation In Georgia
and the ADJOINING states. hs the majority OF persons
living in tie south predl ed to disease OF the
Liver itis granted by all intelligent PHYSICIANS that
most of tue pains and aches Of oCr people arc due
TO orx,uic or iuuc nal arrangement Of that impor-
tam organ Prophiti's Liver Medicine and anti
Bilious Pills strike directly at the root OF tho evil
They cure tile Liver which IN nine cases out Of Gu,
is at the bottom cf tho Coulbs. Dyspep'ia, Colo,
Sick headache Rheunatsm, Constipation Men
strual Obstrlcticns &C., so common among our
people, Earacho, T"othache, Acute Rheumatism,
Neuralgia aud boJi pains Of every kind fre before
pKOPHlTT's PAIN KILL IT
like chat BE- fore tho wind.
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,.a.AcnScls.

pr stsamer Emil,e from Georgetown, 8 c.
e Psrk. Haxzarj. B Ward, G. beddeu, h
Norris Mrs Bake, {. K Hueer, Mss Aston, Miss
a Masqos, viss en- NJ zyck Mrs fitzs'mons
and two cnlldren. 'uoier: Rev m d Lance, mrs =
" eston and 20 In >teerag".
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o ,nnx nees Dor soutn Calollns Railroad
May 3. :. i..

at bales Cotton 20 bales Domes3cs. 95 bbls Na-
val stores. cars Lumb r, Q cars stock. To Rail.
- = 70 Kirkpairiok wltte.
SaaA Aas.f, 4W Wan,....-S- -. Oh
drisser smith. Hopkins. Mcpherson ". Hs..
shaii. W 9 Courtney CO. 4 o sharp Co. Frost g
Aaesr, wiss, y Mullisan Caldwell sos, a., =
hshnss, J Taetty. ) Adgsr Co Golds@nn SCH,
g. Caldwell. r ecke schacnte' U Anron' Z"
Co. and G W Sen M.
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Colambus m arlkst.

o0EURBus. Apri. s0-Eain. generally allow and
6xts1irg, but often heavy. hiss been failing in thus
tcttoA every day OF week Tine gro md is thor.
Oughly Srenohed "a moStu:e. No h13ns of ettIoa
Veathar yet EXHIBIT d. farmera ~f1l have ofAcuIt
InrS 10 kesp ahead OF erase Ihe opa OF corn and
sot,D especially in low R,ouads, must be cSn.ider.
shiy injured. Throughout tae country sotn are mp.
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d. W. ARNOLD.
Of the Georgia Conference.

DooLy COUNTY, GA April, 1867.
Tbfs Is to certify That was confined to be house.
and most OF the tire TO my beu, aud ,uf-ring the
greatest agony imaginable with Rheulnsitsm. for
i've months, and aitec trying every avaaole RENE.
dy, with no relief, was cured wlIh TWO Dotties OF
Dr. o. Prophiti's Anod, ,ne Pam Kill IT, each cost
ing fifty cen orly; IL reIesed me almost instantly
I therefore recommend II in the hguest degree to
others ,utfering from similar disc Sc. can say
that 1t s one OF tho pest family medisin.s nov out
certain. Yours truly. W. A. FOREHAND.
Cov1NoToN, GA, July 8, 1867.
DR.. Prophitt-Having used ytur Liver Medicine
for more than year in nv family, cheerfui'y re-
comuend It to all persons >unering from liver AZ
feciions. Dyspepsia or Indigestion In any FORM 1
also recommend your Dysentery Cordial as tho best
remedy TOR that disease. o. l. hoahhs.
srANFonpv1LLE, PUTNAM COUNTY, Oct l. 1857.
DR.. o. s. rroph,it-Dtar Bir-ihi' is to certify
that have used your Ague Pila for me iasl Ten
ye,rs, and have never failed 10 cure he Ague In q
Jingle instance with them. They a9tys break The
chi the first day that they are given can recon-
mend them as bein. the 'est a9ue medicine tnat
have yer found. and they leave no bad effects follow
ing them, is Quiniue 30. -
Yours respectfully. A. WESTBRook.
PUTNAM COUNTY, Ga. September %, 1868.
DIR, O. S. Prophin SRI have used for the last
two v ars in my family you Liver Medicine, your
Pain Kill It, and yon Ftmile Toi To- and nave no
IN saying nat ney are tue pset
a, ar us, for The Liver am stomach Neura Q aud
Rhl umatic affections. Beadache Collie. and paias OF
every l1pd are aubdued bs them. After using tue
medicines 60 !cps. cheerfuly recommend them 70
aLy aid every one and 10 all hat are afflicted as Inc
best and safest rem dies for all tie diseases Tor
which III, are recommended. &c.
Yours respectfully, JAMES WfIthi'
DIR. PROPHITr'S FEMALE TONIC.
This Medicine, with its associates, is safe and
certain remeoy tor oil curlble diseases to winch Fe-
nolaa nlnns E.h,s = ts Ai-A AZ aelaent ITa-
VentatiVe OF Nervous Bhunees. or Eervou. Dis
pasps in either male or ae It Is powerful Ner-
Vine Tonic. setting ~ full and lice cir, ulatop
throughout tho sys
AL OF I'll. above Me iiciDea sold by Druggists and
Merchants generally throughout the southwest.
ED. s BUHNHAM,
Wholesale and Retail Agent,
20 AL Xii rg-sieet, (near Calhoun,)
Charles on, S. G.
Prepared only by DR. o. s. PRoPBITT.
April 10 stuth5mos Covinaton, Go.
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: Hsxksts BY Telegraph.
s-Ttps1 1oxxlan xARRrs.

rt9 rs,s hSs 1ozxlGH MARKETS.
xAAm1u1z. hay s-Bonds sskasSK.
:. Iosusa. Nay a-consols ssE. Bonds fat ct 90
5sUsoGhesls9d Sugar 2ss ID sdost.
/. .MIxvaasoo1, nsss-Noon. Cotton quiet: r"'anda
*y(s; oriissna lsads aalss 800 bales. Brssdstub.
osk Aseats tsstdao ss. Flour. aii d, Qorn
- ca. -...-..,
- s.nstees-o''.. ..,a duh and un.a.nssa Bacon
alaT laT,.uiSss.loot.on s.4sr; nplsnds ,,X; orleans
~. sHtns1sain1ss Cd ,os.t :.
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AAaAxpem~-0ste s...a ns.on
AAt.k ,;il--s..,..-ln dun ana un'a."eo''
o,aS,n sgd 5os., ,.u. ,.
fsx. sYtas1ssin lss Cd oaat
,lahs oc2s: ,.,., VI 1poSxxsr1o oSxixIsar1o xARxEfa.
nm YoGx,1 Nay 8-Noo..-Morey nssdy a"
s.,,,,na ~. Gold SIX. Gotten quiet st sSx. 1urs
rsu.ins q.aAs As.Asx, Roain Arn. strained u sos
"a I,.n.nsAootton itsady; sa'ss 5000 bales; mid
ediisa ~. iluyr-more doing e the noon %.
- WS.sa more active sprins 70 ets. batter;
-hits osrsab Slso. Corn to SC. better; nsw mix
Z "A Nstaru ssxssl Pork nrmar; new $50 7tsSl.
- irmsr; sse 10 lsalsX. whisksy more active
~ sass1. Rjos moro aciye: Carolina 8Assk. Sugar,
.,oiss6ss and turpeptne quiet coffee arm. Tur.
,eatans iiK. Rosn steady. Governments clese
vseaG ana steady. southerns sssAiy. money 20
,tsays Z for currency. with sxceptsna Coin dis
eeu.s Q TO 10, sterling aul as teoX. Gold, after
;. u,,s sxrtsrnsnt and activity. cosed At ssx Stocks
sAssdy. -, - ;.s-.-
80 Biiareoss, Nay COTTON steady u 3sx. Flour
In and lovsr; snpernns SS 1876 %. Wheat steady
.suA receipts small. Corn scaros and higher; white
q: = sllow g. osss nrm at II. Provisions un-
changed. Iwhis,sy srm. 81
80 oxssuu,u. Nay a-Whiskey sl. Pork held at
es1. Bacon hrmes and more detng; shoulders held
nnlI ss u; clear ides IT. SUGAR cured hams In de-
mand st 1sk. Lard held st Is.
90 ss. LOWS Asys.-Wh,sley nrm at s7sssc. Pork
afsnM * Bseon 1ssSy; shoulders 121c; clear sides
,.dkc. Lard dull aud nominal.
IoupvuL1 Nay a.-Mess pork es1 50. Lard 1S1<
s,a. shoulders 1Sxc; ee,r sides lsXc. superhne
1eur g 2Sas. viii ky siss2:.
WusuzsxOx Ma, a->pdia turpentine quiet at
rdH. Ropn better q 81 a5 70 Il urude turpentne
,Aesoy st q 65>o31S Tsr steady ut $50.
xpsusrA, Nay a-Cottoa market quiet and frm;
,nlee n, lntddinss a6k; rsceipts21.
gn sAylzuAR, Nay a--cost1n quiet but steady; mid.
oIaisxss 11k; saie< s5s5 receipts 9oa.
a., xaurx, M.ys.--Cotton-s.les 700 bales; low mid.
aaisss. 9ex.2eke; q-ies and demand limited, 70
'iSsipts sos bsies; tItcEts 50 ~, - -.
INV ol1xAxs May s.--cos,on In fair demand and
tsasr; maddlings 2sXa2sxc; ss,es 7Aso bales; 70.
Sars sfaee 20 urdsy 2oesi exports 30. Gold ssk.
H.srHng q. York siahs Xxx. Common sissr s3ls
: Sxe:puas 12xai2xe, Molasses dull; fsimentns
OosSSe.
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The river Is rising sapiay ana natvssn
here and tulauli are thought 10 0e IN oai u :"
inGDasaoj. ..,., ho,u ,sn an,l and oui the
ent,re weef. he offer1 Stock Is light Mi-d;ings
are scarc and for mIl errdes have brought not less
than 2se: low m,d ,ines 25Ha2E2c These have
haan tine hass ot ga es No large lots disposed Of.
n,ast many ord rs have been from Liverpool
During the last two days the higher GRADES have oeen
an.5os
,.r,,no IN tho hest estimates local speculato'a
Of this city aud section h,ld about l2d0 oiis MOST
tara bsws n't neen abe to effect much In he last
s.e ,,ontbs There is NO doubt put Columbus will
.sce,Ys y over a. QUO To g..
hs followil q are the sales reported by the ware
,onsos. sa,uIday 1884 bales Monday 20 bales !;
Tuesday "a; Wed esday 2e1; lhursdsy Az To-
davis sales ITO bales Demand 'elr Ut rouomirR
ouSotations: ORDINARY 9sa2sh"; good ordinary 24ha
25c; low middlings 25hc; niddlings 2oc; eooo mo-
dliugs 27c.
warehouse saley for the week 84S bales. weeks
receipts 26S bales against 276 the COZ Responding
week Of last season. and $50 the previous week OF
this year.
wEEKLY STATEMENT.
Stock on hsnd Sept !, 1858. 280
Recaived psss week, eek,.....................268
keoeiyed previously A., 1.6-47, ,392
-
1852
Shipped past week. ....-...:I Se9
'u1ppe0 pi''''"''' -
s,oc,, nm hand Anril 90. 1869. 9.............6.60 GOT
=, r.,&o,, u.nort for the
EastoM O ~ -, Ia ISefl.
"eek 1noA"e hPA Wv
NEW YORK, May L-lHE MAhA5fLin -. oe,I Uua
last report the m rket closed STEADY a. TIa ,'ssa
28xo tor middlng uplands sasurasy -, de,nonS
without change Inc ee or eraaes seI b.Iss Mon
for sp,nning and closed chsrrs IN nr,.es
day. the makee WAS qua ,bs weaEpess in Liver.
sa es 1897 o.les. IL ~ tba markell but there was
pooi pa ~ nrce except for low sdes sales 1sos
S,os Wedneedav tb.re wa, more mapd TOR good
soIo. al bsIea 1hursoay. there Was more adj.
sales d Z' demand sales sa bales; QUO
,s.3ons nnchanoed. Yesterday. tuere was q good
demand ON spinner. and later 10 the day from rI-
porters; safes 25eI bales; m ddling uplands 2sJ1a
284c. Market frm for the DETER grades ana steaoJ
Dur,ng the week, there has been no change In
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THE DAILY NEWS.
To-day.

To-Day.
rsnnorrow is too ,ar away:
a ead OF spice the garden 10,
Nor bu 4 nor blt IS LII that We miss;
The roses trembe on the stem,
Tbe yiolets and the anemones.
- Why should We wait 10 gather themf
: Their bloom and balm are ours to-day;
Tomorrow-who can sayf
Tomorrow 10 too far away.
Why shnuld We sixht thejoy complete,
The Tower open at our feet2
For ua to-day. the robin sings.
6is curved Night the awal,ow wings;
,lor rs the hspps moments stay
~ htay yet nor iaave us all 100 heeti
For lite 10 aveet and youth 10 sweet,
And love-ahl love is sweet to-day;
1o-morrpW- who can eayf
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