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Daily Press Job Office
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The undersigned has perfected arrangements Tor
fitting spectacles to the eye according to the meth
cd pursued by the best 0culsts In this country ana
in Europe. This method is based upon an examin-
alton and test Of the eye, such IS Is entirely un-
known In the ordinary fitting Of glasses-and which
an Oculist only is qualified to make. s3I
Glasses fitted in this way win not only give the
greatest assistance to the eyes but viii prevent pain
In using and will best preserve the sight Il deter
mines to mathem tical exactness what glasses only
can he worn 8ithout Inconvenience or injury. Want
OF accommodation and other common defects Of Wis
ion, whereby many persons have been unable 70 get
glasses to suit them-are all corrected By ascertain
ing in this manner the exact lens required for each
eye aeA
The rapid failure OF sight which many persons ex-
persuce after they begin to glasses demonstrates
how incompetent they are to ht their own eyes,
People are troubled with many little detects In their
eyesight which they do not understand, and fre-
quently force their eyes, although dissmilar lock
through lenses precisely alike; consequently one eye
is constantly strained and injured. This Is the eny
cause Of many cases Of blindness; and, in any case,
1t prevents the harmonious action OF both eyes, and
the full development OF the sight. iy .4.7
This method Is not put forward Is In any respect
new or experimental 1t is founded upon knowi-
edge Of the eye, and is recommended and practiced
cd with Dr. Chadwick to make. the necessary exam
alton tor such desire It, 1t his ocs eeit Congress
street. The charge for examination h theonly extra
expense incurred. l0 9. II. FARLEY, ~
jy22dsm ~ No. 4 Exchange Street
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STATE OF MAINE.
HEAD QUARTERS
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
AUGUSTA, July %, 1869 ~
General Orders No2.
The following promotions and appointments are
announced in the Staff of the Commander in Chief
L.. BENZ. B. Murray, Jr., to be Assistant Adju
tant General with rank of Colonel.
H.. Lieut. Col John Marshall Brown, A. D. c.,
to be assistant Inspector General with rank of
Colonel.
III. =. Eugene F. Sanger M. D., to be Assistant
Surgeon General with rank of Colonel.
w.. Nathan Cutler to be Aide-de- Camp, with
rank of Lieut.-Colonel.
By Order Of the Commander-in-Chief
JOHN MARSHALL BROWN,
jy23dIw&w1m Lieut. Colonel & A I'D. @.
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SOUTH AMERICA.
TILE REBELLIoN IN URUqUAv

THE REBELLIUN IN URUGUAY.
LISBON, July 23.-The regular mail steam
ship from Rio Janeiro arrived here yesterday.
bringing dates from the city of Buenos Ayres
to the Goth ult and Montevideo to the 21st.
The news was quite important The rebel
lion in different parts of Uruguay continued,
though Montevideo and the country immedi-
ately adjacent were tranquil.
LOPEZ SURROUNDED.
The dispatch from Buenos Ayres announced
that Lopez was surrounded in the Cordilleras.
The Paraguayan rear guard checked 1000 Bra
zilians who were in pursuit and crossed the
Upper Parana without molestation.
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LOPEZ SURROUNDED
MAINE.


bbAO1bI AN AA1N1ORs
BANGOR, July 23.-An old man, 70 years of
age named Thomas Clark, committed suicide
mere to-day by taking strychnine. No cause is
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Dera,estic markets.

GLOUCESTER FISH MARKET July 22.-For the
week.-Georges Codfsh-Last sales at Z co P qtl.;
now held at 125 Mackerel- Shore 2's and 3's have
declined in price, sales having been made the present
week at IL 90 a Is CO., large 3s and held at
u 90; No. rs are firm at 200 90. Fresh Halibut in
light receipt last sales of Bank at 90 " cwt sm0k
ed do q 9}c W ib. OilCod So q soc 4B gal.-Cape
Ann Advertiser.
PHIIADELrHIA. July 2s.-Wooi Market The
sales OF Wool IN this city this week have been i'm
mense, reaching nearly 100000 bales.
NEW YORK. July 23-6 P.M.-Cotton dull and
lower, sales 275 bales; Middling uplands S3a g 3ac
Flour-sales 14oOo bbls. State and Western log 15c
better, with more doing; superfne to fancy State
35 a 30; superfne to choice Western 55 q 90
Southern frmer and more active; sales HOO bbls.
seady at g GO SeS' Wheat ry actve and
4e better; sales 130, 900 bush. No. Spring 81 q
15s; No. at l5s g IS; White to California @ 7o@
ed Western 80 a 97c for unsound and 90 a 05 for
sound Oats g 20 higher; sales O. 900 bush; Wes-
steady % y and II UNCHANGED. Pork Z quiet I and steady:
sales 5000 bbls new 80 70 a 80 81; old do 50 90
prime &c 80 q 2775 Lard heavy and dropping; sales
196c. Whiskey firmer and more active; sales 600
bbls; Western 05 q 90, Sugar firm; sales $50
hhds.; Porto Rico l. g l7lc; Mqscoyado at IL g
11s a Life. Linseed quiet at 10 a 2 15, Gold.--
FTeghts to Liverpool lower; Flour per steam rs Cd;
Wheat per do Sd.
mand; sales at 70 q 90 for Spring extras. Wheat
advanced; No. at SO q 38f; No. Tat sac sc.
Corn excitedi No. advanced @ &c; sales at " g
frer and advanced l9 sales at SO q CO., 4vr No;
rejected 66 a 66lc. Rye quiet ana miner; sales NO.
inal High Wines firm at 90. Mess Pork steady at
81 Hams quiet; sweet picked 16c. Lard mac
tive and nominal Dry sailed shoulders rm at 13c.
DETROIT, July 23.-Wheat firm; No. White 1 6s
q 20; No. Amber 45. Oats soc.
MILWAUKEE, July 3D. Flour quiet choice Iowa
and Minnesota 25 q 75. Wheat quiet at 39i for
No. and 1 35 for No.2. Oats advancing; sales at
for Horf fsrrsan of far M. Ifxyov
inal.
CIEoINEATI. July 23.-Whiskey firm co. Pro-
visions quiet. Mess Pork 80 90. Bulk Meats 10 a
13c for shoulders and 15s a 16c for sides Bacon 14
@ l4sc for shoulders 1870 for clear rib sides and 49,
@ 1850 Tor clear sides. Sugar cured Hams % q 23c.
Lard dull at 191 q 1879.
NEW ORLEANS. July 23.-Cotton steady; Mid
ding ullands 32tc. Sugar--comlnon 10 "a 11c prime
lS7c. Molasses-prime termenting at 63c.
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AUCTION SALES:
e. IN. PATTEN IL CO., Auetie,....
OFFICE EXCHANGE STREET.
Valuable Property on Spring st .
to be Sold without Reserve.


nN SATURDAY, July Gath, at PM, ON IN a
~ premises, 81 Spring, between Park aud State
Sts., the wooden cottage lined with brick All IL
ssooms upper and lower Kitchen with range, eigb
@ @s,eSp,n9 apartments, store rooms, fourteen closet
~" cotnes presses with conservatory all convenient
lRs0snDle; gas throughout, cellar under entire
Dus.s, .Wo elsterns, never falling spring OF pure
ns gsrden dem ssslIaes &c In rear OF dwelling is
with the choicest varieties Of nears cherrea
e CO. s Uonnected with this property Is the rght Of
" 90 Of taar sseet, with width enough for pas
10 parties looking for residence this offers an op
portunity 70 purchase at their own price as Ike
$4,000 OF the purchase money can remain AT q ner
cent Honse and pre- nises can be examined any
Day nom II 70 u o'clock A. M. A deposit Of $500
ing the following week, Saturday, 3Ist, the entire
furniture, carpets &c win be closed by auction nm
For particulars call on j, @. PR0CTER, or the
Aucttoneers. july19-dtd
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MARRIED.

-, In Richmond, July 8. John A. Hutchinson and
Mary f. Chase both Of Ltchfield.
roi H. washington, Me-. July II, Joel Flint and Sa
ran y. Clark: Alfred r. McGregor OF Jefferson,
ana Emma Clark, of Washington.
IN hockiand, July 18, Jacob g. Ludwig and mary
:, In Camden, juno 30, e. w. Tburlow and Sarah F.
In kockport, July II, Jas. Il. SMbbes and Ella nj.
Fletcher, both OF Camden.
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HAVANA, July 17--Freights-B Business light; taxi
en- for New York, American barque Thomas Owen,
oy0 @ hhds sugar at Sagua at So % each. Eur pean
rsco only four charters basis, Falmouth and orders
i's Dd " ton net Spanish invoice weight
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z. M PATTEN & co., Aucrisneeys.
OFFICE IA EXCHANGE ST
Real estate ON Merrill street 4
Observation-Disclosures Sale.

DURSUANTto to license from the Hon. Judea
Probate FIR the County Of Cumberand the sub
scribers VIII cause to be sold ct public auction On
BILE property No 10 Tying street, being one-half Of
double wooden House containing eleven rooms, iur-
nsaed throughout, and in good repair. There is
good cellar and cistern. Lot 85x75 feet This pro
perty Z situated In pleasant nesghboIhood, and
GEO. T. MEANS, Administrator.
+. o BAILEY, Auctioneer. jysdtd
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M ARI N IL n EWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Friday, Judy 23.
ARRIVED.
Steamer New England, Field, Boston for Eastport
and st john NR.
Brig Nancy, (Brl Putnam. Piotou-coal to James
T. Farmer.
Brig isabella Thompson, tBr) Daucett CORVALLIS,
wood for market.
Brig Mountain Eagle, Sherman, Philadelphia-
coal 10 Evans q Green.
Sch Addie Ryerson. Houghton, Philadelphia-coa
to S Rounds & Son.
Sch Virginia, McFadden. Philadelphia coal to )
Rounds q Son.
Sch Ann Parker. Berry, Boston.
sen Emeline. Alley, Wiscasset
Sch Esperanza, Adams, from a cruise off shore
1l5 bbls mackerel.
CLEARED.
Brig Showers, French, Baltimore-Ryan d. Da-
Wis. ~
Knight. "
Sch Hebe, Gould, Pictou, MS.
Weston. m oes--e' -'os
Sch Euroclydon, Hr) Willigar, Parrsboro, MS.
Sen Emma, BIZ Pitt, st John, NIB.
sen ocean, Grant. Malden-Joe II White,
Sch Frank Pierce, Grant, Ellsworth - Eastern
Packet Co. - --7
The new barque 8 e Spring, built by Master Rms
sell, at Wesbrook. is to be launched at high water
to-day She is first class vessel OF about 500 TONS
intended tor the South America trade and is owned
by Winslow ~ Go, S Spring. Capt Harry Small
(who is to command her) and others. She will load
Tor River Platte
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Atlantic s. St. Lawrence 4. Il. 90.
Notice

ONE Box containing Leather, marked d; w; 7;
Steam Packet Co. since April 1858. whoever has
claims to said Box will plssss Ri%vg R1Dpx pey
charges, and take away. CsS' ~
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Orig Machias, Whiting from New York ior Sc
Marys, Fla, was run into 12lh inst while at anchor
near Sandy Hook, and lost fore yard. She returned
LAUNCHED-At Sullivan 18th inst, from the yard
Of & w Hall, q schr oil 93 TONS named Martha
Weeks; owned by the builders and Others and to be
commanded by Capt Chas Gilmore, of Belfast
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R. * HUNT.

Commission Merchant aid 4uctiunerr
NO $40 Congress Street, uscl The sdAt even
consignment of Stanls and Fancy Goods.
Auction sales etefy evening. Goods will be sold
during the day in lots to suit purchasers ut Wholesale
Consignments not limited.
february II, 1868. diff
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DIED.

In North Berwick, July 2, DR.. Ivory H. Billinos
formerly OF Saco. aged 60 years months.
In Sanford, July Is, Howard Emery. aged "a ve.rs
In Lowell July II, Mrs. Mercy, wife Of Jos Rass
sett aged rs years months. ''
In Brewer, June II. Miss Sarah Robinson. aged
92 years months. ''' 'sou
In Jonesport, June TO- Mrs. Sophronia Sampson,
II years. "s0u
In surry, june Il. Capt. Geo. W. Coggins. aged
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Horses. Carriages. &c, at Auction
EVERY SATURDAY, at II O'Clock A. M ON 4, W
~ market lot, Market street, | shall sell HoIses
Carriages, Harnesses. &c.
Apl2s. r. %. BAILEY. Auct,o.esf
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FROM MERcnANTs EXCHANGE.
MEMnRANnA

Al at Philadelphia 22d, brig d Soule, SouIe, from
Cardenas, tat quarantine.) -
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Yachting,

gIyO Lat ON worry reasonable terms, the Yacht. Cant
i Charles Roberts, about IL tons new measurement
particuary adapted for island parties and deep se
hshing Enquire at Harrls' Hat Store, corner Ex
eJsidss jyi5dsws - 'tjl CAPT. 9. MATTHEW'S.
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D0STER PRINTING, of all kinds done with dis
1 patch at the Press Qf6ce.
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FOR Sale!

A Dark Summer 0vercoat was LEFT In the Carriage
- Of Gentleman, July h, at Forest city fark
The owner will find It by calling at this ONCE
July 19dlw
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IMPORTS,
OF OCEAN STEAMERS

Farmers. ' ~ o"' -
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III nv w ID. ROBINSON,
iyiseodsm 20 Exchange 1t.
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THIS machine Is not only adapted to light church.
i ss halls and private dwellings, but Is also suited
10 the use Of dentists, jewellers and Others I'd -
small machines. with oxyhydrogsS blow piRs, ana ana
% low as $50 and upwards, Such q machine would
light an Office or dwelling. 1tean be placed ON an
WILL s1PPIY six LIaHrs EQUAL To THsEE TIMES
AS MANY coAL-G GAS BURNERS.
The smallest kind Of bat-wing or ash-taii burner
sssd bag snsE esns ns s'sa burner
win suficiently Hight room 20 to 30 Rect square:
The whole labor required 70 operate my invention.
with sufficient burners for q house, ts no greatsr
than that needed for an ordinary kerosene iamp; -
EE-TRis mashiae needs onIg TO be seen 70 sdtssf
any enc Of ifs merits over az oner "oca,Hes Hg~ "
Taxing Into consideration the small amount Of gas
required compared with the large burners q coal
9as It really much cheaper than ordinary coal gas;
This Il Just the thing now needed "everywheresa
ana by seyeryhoay" especially In small towns, and
m s VIZ ~ Soderats means can here lind profitable
investment by purchasing the right to make OF sel
for some Town. County or St9ts, Rights sold af fair
not visionary" prices: - a..
as psse a oDsssio1 sss q c ho
gress and Green Streets, Room No, II.
H. c. MAHURIN, General Agent
Atlantic & st. Lawrence r. n. co.
,CHE Stockholders Of the Atlantic 81 tSwrsnee law %
Railroad Company are hereby nesns@ s .as. ~ '1Sa %
Mssng tSs w ps TrnH Railway Depot Port
land ON
Twesaay, the Sd day ef fAssass, ts00.
Az fem O'CLOCK NJ Tor tbs purpose Of making choice
ofnne Directors for see BUSINESS tsa ier sRe
come bsioFe the meeting psppr~r ,,..,.
~ Stockholders ONLY can pass tree over the
road TO and from the meeting and they must exhibit
q q certificates to the conductor jy15td
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Board.
Logt;-Oyercoat.

1.-TWO gentlemen can be accommodated with q
= pleasant room and board in private family. a.
20 Newbury st, between India and Hancock
July 2l-dfw&
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rites sctive a.d generally higher. Stocks gen.
ally buoyant but unsettled at the close.
MOBILE, Jan. 2l.-Cotton market quiet. Mid.
ding 2Sc. Sales 1000 bales. Receipts AS.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 2l.-Sales 135 hopsheads to.
bacco. Logs to Heart county leaf IS 25C0S2 so.
Cotton 2ssc: Mess pork $50. Lard l94c Bulk
shoulders l24@l3c.; clear rib sides l6@l6Ic.;
clear sides l630l6lc Bscon-shoulders l4al4ie
clear rib sides l74c.; clear sides l7Q0lsc., all
packed. ouperine -four IS 50G6 co. Wheat
81 s0@l 90. Oats 6O46Sc. Corn 6O062c Rye
81 43@l 45. Whisky. raw, free, 9s@99c.
SAVANNAH, Jan. 2l.-Cotton opened quiet but
closed firm. Middngs 2S4@2s9c. Receipts $500
bales. Exports 366l.
CMcINNATI, Jan. 2l.-Flour and grain un.
changed. Cotton higher; middlings 29c.; buyers
az 2s3c. Whisky csc. Pork $50. Bulk shoulders
held at &c.,, rib sides l5c., clear rib lSlc, aad
clear sides 16ac. Bacon--shoulders l3Sc.. sides
l6l9l73c., holders asking &c. higher. Hams lS0
zoe. Butter 32@3Sc. Cheese 19a422c.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 2l.-Nothing doing in tobacco.
superfine -four S. 1906 Is. Wheat-fsll 81 700
SO. Corn 7OQ72c. Oats 5706Oc. Pork $40 so
@3O Balk meats-shonders l20l24c. sides
i45Gl65c. Bacon-shoulders l4c.; sides 17l@
l74c. Lard I9c.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ISDIANAPoLIs, Jan. 2l.-Y Yesterday's senatorial
baOoiings were unsuccessful A compromise, re.
sulting in Hendricks reelection, is possble.a
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 2l.-There were two unsuc-
cessiul senatorial ballots by the legislature to day
COLUMBIA, 5. c., Jan. 2l.-A Republican ban
quet was given last evening by Senator Leslie in
honor Of the election of Renben Fenton as United
States senator from New York.
TALLAHASSEE Jan 2l.-No vote for United States
sepstCr today. committee was appointed by
joint ballot 10 inquire into charges of bribery and
corruption in the senatorial election last June and
the influence now exerted TO prevent an election.
Present indications are that Gil5erts election will
be indOrsed.
A joint committee has been appointed to whom
was referred the proposition of Alabama in rela-
ton TO the annexation of West Florida to tina (
State.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 2l.-Tbe Grand Lodge of
the Knights Of Pythias is in session here. The
order in Pennsylvania numbers 40, 600. The su.
preme looge Of the order meets in Richmond in
March.
BALTIMORE. Jan. 2l.-The Peabody Southern
Educational Board lave full meeting, except
Charles McAllister absent, and Wm. G. RiVes
dead. The session today was private. Gen.
Grsnt declined the military escort rendered him
by Gov. Bowie.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 2l.-Late Mexican advices
Indicate any thing else than harmony. A formida.
BILE revolution is brewing in Oxscca.
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of five thousand Inhabitants and over in the
United States. Were this scheme to be
adopted, and the government thus enter into
partner nlo win the new company in the tele.
graph Dusiness, 10 accordance with the ter ms of
the bill, what Is to become OF the small to yns ,
According to the census of 1860, there are only
3l3 cities and villages in the United States having
the nve tnousano inhabitants necessary to entitle
them 10 On once under this postal system. VINO
then is to maintain teegraphic facilities at the re-
naming 1913 towns now having oficesg Pivate
companies, If driven out of the field By the e,teb.
lishment of this semi government competing line,
could not DO IT, and as this scheme makes no pro-
vision for them, they must necessarily be deprived
of the facilities they now euioy. Under this
bill, Arkansas, Florida and Oregon would
not be entitled to an office Minneso.
ia, Mississippi and South Carolina to bat
one North Carolina Texas and Vermont
to but two each Delaware and Tennessee to but
three; Connecticut, Georgia, Kentucky and Mich.
1gan but four and Indiana, Kansas Louisiana
Name, Missouri, New Hampshire, Rhode island
Virginia and Wisconsin would be entitled TO less
than ten each, while those provided for the whole
United States would be less in number THAI the
bEanch Offices furnished for the convenience of
the public, by the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany, at the hotels, docks, piers and other places
IN the larger towns alone. The paper concludes
follows: The proposal presented to Congress
Is one which the governments of Europe, from
which IL processes TO draw its inspiration, have
yer entertained. No government there has ever
YET aheinpteu 10 engage III any pubic WORK
Dy the destruction OF the property of It's peO-
pie, except after just compensation. The re-
cent example of Great Britain, in acquiring
the British lines of telegraph, is eminently illus.
trative Of this national justice. Neither caviing
with the nature or condition of their structure
cheapeniDg the value of their property nor de-
flaming the officers of any company, the British
parliament doubles the valuation of its owners,
and pays price therefor which satisfies the most
exactiDg In striking contrast to this is the enter
prise proposed to the American Congress, which
begins by attacking the integrity of the Official
of the existing system depreciating
the value of it's property, and proposing the com
petitive use OF grand invention, which it refused
TO purchase, and now proposes, without consider
alton, TO possess. In such project there is no
national example which would give it sanction or
respectability, even though in times of great
national peril and amid the necessities of despotic
governments, monarchs have at times seized and
made their own the profitable traffic and pursuits
Of the people.
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LONDON, Jsnusry Il. - Noon Consols 90 /.
BOlds 75t. Tallow AS Cd.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 2l-Noon.-Cotton active !:
mIddliDg uplands 3D., middliDg Orleans ii d.
sales II 600 bales. Breadstuffs 6rmsr.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. .2l-AfternOOn.-Cotto active: !:
middling uplaDds ll5d., middling Orleans l24d Ii
is thought sales will reach IS 600 bales.
HAvRE. Jan. 2l.-Cotton opens active on the
spot 1884. shoat l.36.
LONDON, Jan. 21-Evening. 93I. Bonds
753. Tallow AS. Sd.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 2l-ETening. ng.-Provisions and
prO0uce unchanged.
LIVERPOOL Jan. 2l-Evening Cotton closed
sctive-uplands ll4d; Orleans II id. Sales Is 900
bales.
NEW YORK, Jan. 2l.-Louisiana IS. old, rs
lfvee 6s 72l; IS SS4 5.20s of 1852 ll3 of
1854 1921. OF 1865 10. new issue lOs7 f: of 1867
lOS3, of 1865 lOSl l040s l074. Sub.treasury bal
sDce SIS 500, 600.
NEw YORK, Jan. 2l.-COtton market firmer
sales $500 bales; middiings 29Ic.; some sales at
29ic. FIour-Stste end Western 59l0c lower
superfne S. 60Gl6 20; Southern dropping, S. so
a.. Wheat shade frmer. Corn less active
prices unchanged; New Orleans white sj0ssc.
Oars lower. Pork frmer, s30Q3O I2I Lard
firm, lsf020c. Whisky dull: Western 81 o. (;
city 81 Oh. Turpentine 5S@53Ac. Rosin 81 500
so.
NEW YORK, Jan. 2l.-Governmeuts closed
steady. North Carolinss, new, 60I: Virginias,
new, g.. Money closed easy. 667. Discounts
7@9. Sterling los.. Gold 1856. Southern secu.
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ST. JAMES HOTEL.

STANToS's BAD HEALTH.-" Gath" writes 10 the
Chicago Tribune as follows: Some people still
believe that Stanton will go into Grants cabinet,
while others believe that Stanton is mors.likely
to go nowhere in this world. His heath'fs ex-
ceedingly bad. He has not accepted, / aIa told,
tie engagement that he would have been glad to
uill 10 deliver the oration at the dedicssion of
Getysburg cemetery on the third day of ne xt aly
where il presumed that either Whittier or
Bryant would read poem. StantOn's long bout
with johnson, which has killed so many men,
of cted himself also. Close confinement 90 his
ofhce, excitement, various bat powerful eI1rts
ia the political campaign aud physical efgtnery
well worn out by too much driving, are rdesons
FOR StsntOn's stale and desc iiptons of it. He has
been for many years probably the most exttaor-
dnsry illustration in American character Of force
OF will and breadth OF intellect. the types'of all
CaTlyle's heroes. a good deal like Andres Jack
sou N bis manner and resolution making two
enemies for every friend, but winning steadily
with the people by the steady growth Of bis sue
cesses conquerng homage indeed. thougt vita
little love Of II, Stanton is at length aDprised that
be Is human. The engine viii NOT respond to the
power.