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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-14

BENNINGTON COUNTY.

Mr.. Il. Ameden, Of Winhall, had one
of his shoulders dislocated last Thursday
morning by the falling of barn door.
"A lynx having trap attached TO one
of his hind legs, was shot about two miles
South of North Bennington on Tuesday
last.
The Haskins and Dooly chancery
case, concerning the alleged fraud in the
sale of timber lots in Stamford, which ha-
been pending for two years, and in which
over 400 pages of testimony have been
taken, was argued before Chancellor Prout
at Bennington last week. His decision j.
not yet made known.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
An attempt was made to poison J. VI.
Mills, of St. Johnsbury, the other day. by
leaving in his way a plug Of tobacco in
the end Of which was concealed strychnine
enough to kill twenty men.
Rev. George s Guernsey has closed
his connection with the Uniyer-ali-t So
ciety in ST. Johnsbury.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
The Teachers Of tie New Hampton
Institute, Of Fairfax, were presented with
handsome and valuable presents by the
students Of that furnishing institution. on
the evening Of the 1t inst. Toasts and
speeches were delivered, and after prayer
and music the party separated.
A Mr. Kennedy, Of s. Adams, has
patented a clock that runs by electricity.
1t has bat three wheels, No weight or
springs, and never requires winding up
a single elock ana battery ''li ~ '.'''ii' 80
cd with many dials.
Henry T. Seymour Of p A.''1'''' mas
lately purchased a valuable thoroughbred
Ayrshire cow Of a celebrated breeder N
Jefferson county, ). i.
The county jail has oe,n repaired anu
somewhat improved, though II j. bad
enough now. Il has ten inmates.
William Sharp, who lives @n iAe
Western Reserve ieiI between the ears % }
a gravel trim between ~ AI''ns ''l y
swanton "Wednesday morning. alter ha'-
ing been repeatedly cautioned, ana one
leg and one hand were badly crushed
LANoiiIE coyAih,
-iiazen wilkins Of Elem h'a i.'7 noe
torn off recently. and WIS otherwise IL
iured by . failing limh u q tree "i-leh I'
was ehopping.
Ton thousand ao--rs --'a@ ID TIE Ia
ri''il' a"sy Il. a. " = s,'.'''...' "
meeting III " '''''' ~ '''s
oENNGE COUNTY.
A cat. which. bad faithfully aaas
the "mou-ing Of q family for TWEEN
ty-four years. died recently 1T Bradford
She wa, . small. lively. anl very inte!li
Mt Miiie~e' ....i h..' Been '.7 mother '
many seh'r1''''-'-
"'i'.s'''~ COZ >'A-
w iIliam Bo"ley' 81 Newport "'-'
killed % foxes WITHIN tnr'a NOM u.s.
Asa Beach,, Of Glover la- h.- leg
oAHiy bruised .-.i." "'t age ' ''.'
- =
Mr. 4 - Ali7ii'."i oii.-iie-y ~ -'..i :
g." choke r. Gel'h i.-t week. "Al'a '''
~ 1,..,.:. ,-.s.-,..r,. o.. 81 ,sr
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ne "Nell''lis % -'i'' -" ~ NV. "
Albany Wa a'-.'''l,1 = 's :" '.i' "a
week: - WIS pH' gu. " .'''o'''
damage.
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insurance.

BUrTER-B Butter sold at ST. Adams,
on Tuesday, about the same as last week :;
fall butter at from 40 to 40 cents, and
winter for 80 cents. The amount shipped
was PAT tubs. There was also shipped
AZ boxes of cheese.
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ANOTHER FIRE AND ANoTIIER TRI-
UMPH-The Nergenues Nermonter says,
ON Tuesday morning last, about two
o'clock, our citizens wero aroused by the
cry Of fire, which ii was soon astertained
proceeded from tie tannery of C. ID.
heeler, Esq. The fire spread with great
rapldlty FROM the bark mill to the finish
ing room lp the second story where was a
large que nifty of finished leather At one
umo II appeared utterly impossible TO save
the large buildings including tannery,
sa' es room and the paint shop of Wash
ourne q Baker. Through the agency OF
the Holly water works the building was
literally flooded with water and fairly
drowned ost, in short time, the most
threatening fire with which our place has
been visited for many..years. We are not
able to give the actual figures but pre-
sumo Mr. Keeler's loss cannot fail much
short of $4,000 or $4,000, on building and
toek The loss il partially covered by
insurance.
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gennes, on the occasion of the twenty.
fifth anniversary of the marriage Of Mr..
and Mrs. w.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY.

Lafayette Lodge Of Good Templars,
No. 3. of Marshfeld, initia ted ten mem
bers last Friday night. What lodge in
the State has commenced the work of re-
form this year under more en- eouraging
circumstances"
On the LIST of May last, John Beedy,
Esq, of Berlin, had a pig which weighed
thirteen pounds, and on the oath of De
cember the same dressed off 400 lbs of
pork.
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wINDHAM COUNTY.

wINDHAM COUNTY.
The county Jail has II inmates.
The number of deaths in BELOW 3
Falls for 1868, was ID, not including two
or three deaths among the Irish popula-
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LIBERAL CHRISTIAN.

We learn that the Rev. L. H. Tabor,
who has been located at West Concord
for so many years, has closed his labors
with the Universalist society there, and
is soon to remove to Maine.
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Rutland and Woodstock Railroad.

Coventry, December 81, 1868.
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TENNESSEE.
THE STATE ELECTION.


MEMPHIS, Aug. 5.-The election passed of
quietly, no disturbance being reported SO far.
The indications are that Senter and the Demo
cratic candidates to the Legislature carry this
County by 1000 majority. A meeting Of the
workmen was held last night for the purpose
of forming State Labor Association and cleo
ing delegates to the National Labor Congress,
to be held at Philadelphia on the 10th Of Au-
gust as7l
Loter.---The election passed off very quietly,
all the saloons being closed and business gem
orally suspended. Some official reports place
Senter's majority in this county at 5000, and
the Democratic candidates for the Legislature
higher. Germantown gives Senter 243, Stokes
4; jackson gives Senter 300 majority, out Of q
total vote of 1910.
NASHVILLE, Aug. 5.--At the election in this
city to-day the vote was full, and the largest
ever cast. All the returns are not vet in. The
vote is close. There is probably 100 majority
in this city for Senter The county districts
go almost unanimously for Senter and will
swell his majority 1900. Partial returns from
other counties are as follows: Washington
gives Senter 200 majority; Bradley, 500 for
Senter and $40 for Stokes; Gibson, Humboldt 8
precinct, 400 for Senter; Mausy Springs, Hill
precinct, 1855 majority for senter; O'frien,
Union City precinct, sos for Senter, 30 for
Stokes; Hamilton. Chattanooga precinct, two
to one for Senter; Coffee, Tallahoma precinct,
l92 for Senter, 43 for Stokes; Shelbeyville,
Bedford county, gives Stokes 1872 majority
In Weakley county Senter has GIL majority
in three districts His majority in the county
viii be about 1000. Giles county gives 1900
majority for Senter
ID. c. Slaughter Emerson Etheridge, Edmund
Cooper and b: Peyton are elected to the State
senate from their respective districts.
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MISSISSIPPI.
ANOTHER POLITICAL MANIFESTO.

:. JACKSON, Aug. 5-The Clarion to-day pub
issues ;a an ADDRESS to the people of Mississippi,
Slgneu Dy ls6 gentlemen Of the old Wing and
eyerS county si; - and representing nearly
people 10 support the National Union Renub.
assured that h i will be composed Of gentlemen
pes sfDg ~ Trsna as t and
coming conflict and assuring the nepnla Al th t.e
this party sustained the views Of Pre.;dsnt
Grant and the Congressional plan of recon.
struction.
The National Union Republican party have
called a nominating convention, to assemble
on the 9Th of September, in this city.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

WILMINGTON, Aug 5-The election to fill
vacancy in the Legislature, which has excited
SO much interest the past few weeks, passed off
without disturbance to-day. No definite OF
reliable returns are received, bat it is general
ly conceded that Eagle is elected by several
hundred majority, in pole of about 1908 votes.
TwoIRepublican candidates were in the field.
The Eagle faction was led by Northern whites,
and represents what is known here as the more
extreme Republican sentiment. Larkins, mod
crate Republican, was supported by the Con.
sentative whites. The election was regarded
as so important that the county was canyassed
by Gen. @. Abbott United States Senator,
on behalf of the Eagle faction.
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80 AH Storage.
CToRAGE for Grain, Sugars, &c. can be had at
~ very reasonable rates. in the lower building
near foot OF Union Wharf, with first and second
story 1t has slated roof, is disconnected from all
other buildings, and insurance is very low. a
as z . AIso, for Rcnt, Akn 2
Two or three stores on said wharf Apply to
JOSEPH H. WHITE. Wharfnger.
July 20, 1869. dsweod
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PENNsYLvANTA.
FIVE MILLION DOLLARS LOST BIZ The GREAT
E% FIRE

FIVE MILLION DOLLARS LOST By The GREAT
~ FIRE.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 5.-Tho fire is still
burning but will not spread beyond the ruins
of Patterson's warehouse. During the night
various adjoining stores took fire from sparks
and were more or less damaged. The loss is
generally estimated by the morning papers at
over Sb,O0O,000. It is now believed that O
lives were lost. All accounts agree that the
fire was caused by the falling of the floors from
the weight of whiskey stored in the buildings.
Among the heavy losers are number of bank
crs, who had advanced money to whiskey deal
ers to pay the tax of June 30th, under act of
Congress. Insurance companies will lose heavi-
~. John Harris has an insurance of 81 .O0O.-
600. 1t is very difficult to get an exact list Of
insurances The total insurance on whiskev
Is 2,288,000. New York and Eastern comma
MES are the heaviest losers. The London and
Globe lost $180,O00; the Imperial $139, 900; the
North American of Philadelphia $127, 600. The
500 .00O
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WASHINGTON.
cnnAN INrELLIGENcE.

wxsHsoroN. Aug 5.-Advices from Cubans
tn their friends in this city to the 10Th ult state
that Gen Qussada still has control of commu-
nication between the coast and Puerto Prin-
cine; that the inhabitants of that CITY are at
the mercy of the volunteer soldiers, who are
committing every species of outrage in the CITY
and country adjoining. 1t is now almost i'm
possible to obtain supplies, and the SUFFERING
Of the people is represented as very great
Fighting is reported at several points In Cen
Jordan.s department., where the Snanish
troops have been reinforced by two REGIMENTS
OF volunteers and battalion Of regulars from
havana. Near Santiago de Cuba the Cubans
were attacked by a superior force of Spaniards
ana at hrst were driven from their position
viii with some loss, but they were rallied and rein
iorceo by troops from Gen. Sigirero's command,
regained their position and compelled the
spanish troops to retire. 1t is reported that a
sman Ioraging party of Cubans were captured
near Remedies, and another near Sagua la
Grande The number of Cubans thus captured
was 30. 1t is feared that they were Immediate
~ executed. The Cuban troops, it is reported,
continue to be free from diseases and in excel
lent spirits. The commanders are moving to
take advantage of the present demoralized
condition Of the Spanish forces. The letters
containing the above information state that
within twenty days decisive action win be taken
In the Eastern Department. which will give
the Cubans the control of the affairs of that
portion of the Island. n, !.
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NEW YORK, Aug. SIS p. M.--Cotton unchanged;
western dull heavy ana ,oc owsr supe siS ns to
fancy State and choice Western s IS a so; South
ern dull; common tochoce 8 80 q II 75s California
q &c higher sales sc, 900 bush, No. Spring at 60
q So; No. ct sc g %; No and 2 Mixed 50.
Corn opened PIE higher but closed quiet with the
advance nearly lost; sales q, goo BUSH. new Mixed
Western s3c q 06 for unsound;and OF a O25 for
sound. Oats more active; sales 80 COO BUSH; Wes-
PORK Is Ul and sales Sbs nev
Lard auiet sales z75 srcss; Steam III SIC; Set-
Western 1o small lots at 4. Sugar easier salei
600 hhds.; Porto Rico III @ l2sc; Muscovado III q
lbs at III q i2lc. Lnssed d quiet and Unchanged
Freights to Liverpool shade frmer; Wheat per
steamer 81 @ Sd AID per sail 2 q I'D.
CHICAGO, Aug. 5-Flour is firm at 3 80 g 90 FIR
Ia; No. at 3s4 q So; In the afternoon No. 3
was quiet at 81, seller August. Corn advancing;
sales at 90 q Ss4c in the afternoon SOC was bid for
No. 2, seller last half August, but soc wss asked.-
Oats quiet and unchanged. Rye Grmer; No. at 93
q sic. Barley firm and quiet; No. 2 at nominally
o. PROVISIONS arm. Mess Pork higher; sales At
ss7s @ q %. Lard l9c Dry sailed shoulders lal
1ss Hams g l7ss a Rough sides ls g lsls
for good Steers. Live Hogs quiet at 80 q %; fair
OIEoISEArI. Aug. 5--whiskcy unsettled; sales
held at s. So Bulk heats lac for shoulders and ieIc
for sdcs Bacon l5ac shoulders and Ice or sides
no sales: Lard quiet at 1elc; no demand
MILwAUKEE, Aug, 6-Flour quiet; choice Iowa
and minnesota rs @ 6z5. Wheat quiet at 20 for
No. and 50 for No.2. Oats declining; No. Q at
Sic. Corn quiet ut 90 for No. 2. Rye nominal Bar
ley nominal
,CHAHLEsTox, s. @, Aug. .. Cotton quiet; Mid
ding uplands 51l a SIC.
AUGUSTA. Aug. 5.-Cotton-very liitle doing;
Middlings 81 IS a 4s1 fiFI-g $50 Is
MOBILE, Aug. &C otton--nothing doing.
erx.~ ~ 4 -
sales. Sugar dull; common lille; prime lie. Mo
/ lasses-prime fermenting CSC. - a - F. -
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$ ONCE of the A. @. s.,

I Il Y -fg'ai Fort PREDLE, Maine. lI.l
| - VISA y-Hn 7ri'aiaas August 9TH, 1859.
lOEaLED PROPOSALS IN duplicate. With a copv
y OF this advertisement attached to each and
ceived at this Office until o'clock NJ, September
5th 1869, for supplying the Subsistence DEPARTMENT
of this post with tho following Subsistence Stores,
viz
FLoUR4sss,sys, Two hundred and thirty
pounds, in quality equal to extra Family Flour"
sUGAR-tl965) Nineteen hundred and sixty
nye pounds, In quality equal to 'sStewart's o
Sugar." s-.f 80
yrNEGAR--ti25) One hundred and twenty-five
gallons, quality Pure Cider Vinegar.
SALT-(4SS) Four hundred and eighty-elsht
pounds tbarrel) quality good" asi
LARD-(05O, Two hundred and fifty pounds,
quality "Pure Leaf Lard" cog
BUTrER-t100l One hundred pounds, "uoshen
Butter" or In quality equal to 1t.
DRIED PRUNEs-110o) One hundred pounds,
quality good" ST. s.s
The above articles TO be delivered at this post
free Of cost.
In case of failure or deficiency in the quality or
quantity OIL the above mentioned articles then the A.
q. B., at Fort Preble, Maine, shall have power 10
supply the deficiency by purchase and shs contract
I Each bid must be accompanied by guarantee
signed by two responsible PERSONS and In case the
bid is accepted, and the contract entered into they
will become security, in sum equal to hal the
amount Of the contract for the faithful performance
OF the same.
No bid win be entertained that Is not made in &C.
cordance with this advertisements.
The Government reserves the right to reject any
or all bids regarded as disadyantageous.
Bidders hove the privilege OF beng present at the
Proposals must be addressed to the undersigned
b. X. ROBERTS,
au5dlw LIST Lieut.. 9th Arty A. q. %.
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STATE OF MAINE.
49, HEAD QUARTERS q
ADJUFANT GENERALS OFFICE,

. .u.l, augusta, duiy -, 1907
N order to secure the end contemplated By the
L Legislature in authorizing the equipment, at the
expense Of the Sta'e Of Ten Companies OF Infantry
the following regulations will be Observed. fa. :.
The companies are to be separatecorps, independ
ent OF each other and must consist OF not less than
ffty men each, who must conform to the standard
prescribed tor the u g. Army, and person win b
accepted q retained In the service who IL notorious
tor intemperate OF Ter immoral habits. In gensr.
al ills expected that especial efforts viii be made "a
secure mtn OF character and standing IN their sew
eral communities, so that this force though small
well defend the State; that the companies may be
considered schools fnr ocers each capable of being
expanded into regiment when necessity requires.
1t ID the intention OF the Communicated Chief
that these companies shall be an honor to themselves
and the Stale, and thing tending 10 impair their
efficiency will be scrupulously guarded against.
All applications from organizations desiring to be
accepted under the act referred 70, will be c&refly
considered and the see .tion viii be based on the
character OF the applicants and the localities which
they represent.
fhe successful applicants will be notified as soon
the Adiutant Generals Office Descriptive Lat
showing the organization as perfected. The Quar-
termaster General win then issue the necessary
Arms and Equipm enis, together with the Uniform
prescribed for the U s. Army or continuation m
lieu thereof. As soon as possible after the Equip
ment OF the Companies they will be carefully In
spected by the Assistant Inspector General and tn
Assistant Surgeon General, and only such msI
to conform TO AL the requirements above specified.
If at any OF the subsequent inspections COMPANY
Is found iexcusably deficient In discipline, deport
unless there Is marked Improvement at the inspec
tion next following, the company will be mustered
out OF service. Ls 9lilH0
I. BY order OF the commandsr-in-C Chief
Colonel q Asst Inspector Genl.
July Si-uiW SIS oE ti5I--l.-.4s 4it
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e U II o p E
GREAT BRITAIN.


LONDON, Aug. 5.-The Harvard crew has
been re-arranged as follows: Loring, stroke
Simmons, Rice and Bass, bow. Their sneed
has improved, and in their practice Yesterday
they made from thirty -seven to forty strokes
per minute.
Midnight.-Mr. Stanfield. moved a second
reading OF the Canadian loan bill, which pro-
posed to guarantee the loan of e3O0 900 for the
purchase of the territory and the rights of the
Hudson Bay Company.
Mr.. Monk opposed the motion and moved
amendment, that the second reading be post
poned three months
ment to postpoue tho second reading was re-
ieeted by a vote of 65 to 10, and the bill was
then read second time.
FRANCE.
PARIS. Aug. Sit is reported that the EN-
peror will soon issue manifesto, announcing
bis last act OF personal government-the re-
duction of certain taxes and extensive educa-
tional system OF France.
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Seizure of Goods.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the following de-
~ scribed goods were seized ct this port on tho
lays hereinafter mentioned for violation of the Rev
May 49, II boxes Cigars 9 boxes Cigars, 8 kegs
SUlnves, keg Wine; May p. q casks, bbls, hall
Cigars; Dbl Gin, boxes and part box Cigars; /
DENIM Rum, empty Dbl; 200 Cigars; June 3, bot
YES Gin; June 8, bottles, bit Dbl and, keg No.
iasses; z1-2 bbls and small bag Nutmegs; june
y, Dbl and bags Sugar: 459 Cigars; June 15, 2
DDS and bottles Gin, Village Dbl Whiskey, 1-s box
Iobaeco: June 49, 5000 Cigars; 400 Cigars june 23d
Cigars July IA, bottles Brandy; July IT, bottles
brandy; July 10, bottles Brandy. ~ tts|i !
Any person or persons claiming the same are re-
quested to appear and make such claim within twen-
" days from the date hereof. Otherwise the said
goods win be disposed ofin accordance with the Acta
ofCongress in such case made and provided.
I. WASHBURN, Jr., Collector.
Portland. July %. 1869. d1aw3w
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VERMONT.

IMPORTANT CONSTITUTIONAL CHANGES.
MONTPELIER, Aug. 5.-The Vermont Council
OF Censors voted to-day to recommend to the
Constitutional Convention, which is to convene
in February next, the incorporation in the
State Constitution of an article permitting
women to vote; also an amendment providing
for the election of certain officers every two
years, and for biennial sessions of the Legisla-
ture
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MARRIED

K. Z
In this city, Aug A., Alplonso j Treietben and
Mary Strayton. both OF Portland.
In South WATERFORD, at The parsonage. by Rev. II,
N. Sawtelle, Mr.. John NJ. Akers, of Portland, TO
Miss Lizzie M. Roberts, of w. Frx4ssu.
In Augusta Aug2, Capt George Schulcr to Miss
ArvilIa NJ Remission, OF Chelsea.
In Rockland July 80. George r Bracket and Miss
Hattie Harrington, both OF st George
In Lewiston: July 81. Henry i Harrington, Of e.
and Mrs Elizabeth Keen. Of Boston. ~ n II
In Bangor July 20, Frank Pierce and Miss Lettie
Porter. ct 81
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Fsrefxn Markets.

LONDON, Aug. Forenoon Consols 927 for mon
ey and 92H q 93 for account.
American securities United States 20,s sas !;
Erie shares 1S!; Illinois Central shares 94l.
/ FRANKFoRT. Aug. t.-Forenoon- United States
5-2o's S6S.
/ LIVERPOOL. Aug. 5-Forcnoon. firm /;
sales H. 900 bales; Mddling uplands 12fd Middling
Orleans Is q 13td. Breadstufs frmer. Corn 2aJs.
Pork 100s Lard 703s. Refined Petroleum Is 3D.
Other articles unchanged.
/ LONDON, Aug. 5-EYening.-Con closed at 92E
q % tor money and account.
American securities United States 5-20's quiet
shares 94t. M iD6 E sFs llH1g
FRAEKFoRT. Aug 5-Evcnlng United States
5-20's closed at $50.
LoEDoN, Arg. 5-Enveing.- returns of
the Bank of England show that the amount specie
In It's vaults has increased during the week.
4 PARIS, Aug. Evening bullion in the
Bank Of France has increased TOO 900 francs for
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 5-Eveniug. Cotton is steady
Middling uplands 12}d; Mddling Orleans IS a 1skd:
sales $4,000 bales. Other articles unchanged.
Z LONDON, Aug. q Evening. Refined Petroleum
easier at %. E5 81 "a I. u sF~ffA gF<f
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Assignnee's Sale.
wholesale stock of Pninis, Ole, Drux.
Medicines, &c., ny Auction,

Wholesale Stock of Painis, Ole, Drugs,
Medicines, &C., ny Auction,
nN MONDAY, August 9th, commencing at 10
~ O'Clock, P. NJ. and continued at 10 and 1-9
O'Clock each day, until the entire stock Is sold,
shall sell at store ~ a. 40 Middle Sf., PeFs-
land Nc. The stock OF e. l.. Stanwood, Bank
rupt; consisting in part OF Drugs Medicines, Chem
icas. Patent Medicines, Paints, Ois, Karnsh, Glass
Perfumery, Toilet and Fancy Goods, Imported and
Domestic Soap, Truses Shoulder Braces Supporters,
large assori ment Of Fluid and Solid Extracts, Dye
Colors, Smoking Tobacco, Cigars. sc. Also Fixtures
and Furniture In said STORE, Consisting OF Desks,
Stove, Letter Press Office Chairs Counter and Plat
form Scales, Gas Stove, Trucks, Tools, Baskets,
Empty Casks, Barrels and Kegs, Faucets, Tunnels,
measures SC. '-T
This stock Is well selected Was purchased for tho
retail drug trade, and scan be relied upon for purity
and genuineness. The above goods win be soldAby
catalogue In lots 70 suit purchasers, and the sale
offers an opportunity which dealers in the above
goods will be sure to take advantage or For fur
Their particulars. call on
C. p. MATTOCKs, Assignee, So Middle st.
july31-dtd #. o. BAILEY, Auetioneer.
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NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 4-Freights The markets.
very dull. There Is no room on the berth for LIVER
pool or Hayre. Two vessels were taken tor Tobacco
for Genoa at Sos p hid. There are one ship and two
small vessels unengaged in port and two ships bc-
Cotton to New York sc; to Boston and Phiiadeldhia
2c " n; Flour to New York zoe; to Boston and
Philadelphia Zoe y Dbl BY sail the rates are TO
bacco 70 Genoa 5s; to Liverpool and Bremen noni-
nal at $751; to Havre do $40 " hhd.; Flour to Liver