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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-03-04
Our YOU'VE FoLKs.-The number for

Our YOUNG FoLKs.-The number for
March contains: The Story of Bad Boy, con-
tinued: Three in BED; Glass Cutting and Or
namenting; Little Esther; The World we Live
On Ninth Packet of the William Henry Letters;
Who First Used the Mariners Compass The Lit
tie Culprt The White Giant; Hannibal at the
Altar: How to Talk; A Morning Sunbeam;
Round the Evening Lamp Our Letter Box. APP
propristely illustrated. The publishers announce
that in the April number of Our Young Folks the
valuable serial entitled " Gardening for Girls
will D.. commenced. The next Two chapters of
- T Story of Bad Boy viii treat of subject
partlC lirly interesting TO our young folks, name
ly, the Fourth of July. Tom Bailey's adventures
on the night preceding the glorious Fourth, and
his mschances the next day, will be faithfully
chronicled. full-page illustration by Mr..
Eytipge will accompany this instalment OF Mr..
ALDRICH's story. Published by FIELDS, 0sGooD
& Co., Boston, Mass. S2.o0 per AMMAN; three
copies, $500; five, $500; ten, $500; twenty
S31 20 with extra cow
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THE MISUNDERSTANDING of the Fe1

ruary number of The Nursery, the Boston Trans
cript says: " 1t is unquestionably the most beau
tiful specimen of juvenile magazine ever pub
lshed. II contains twenty-six wood cuts, all OF
them good, and some of them beautiful as TO
be worth framing Six contributed by Oscar
Pletsch, ard appear here prior to their publica-
ton elsewhere. In England, 1.-The series of twelve.
called The Little Iousekecper, or Learning to be
Useful and all given in the February and March
numbers of The Nursery, Will cost $50; the
price of whole years subscription to The
MrSery In an artistic respect, this work has no
superior among American periodicals" JoHS L.
SHoREY, ID Washington street, Boston, Mass.
$3.50 per year, with extra inducements TO clubs.
Specimen copies furnished grGtis.
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The ATLANTIC MoNTHLY-The March
number contains Malbone, an Oldport Ro-
mance-part IlI-by T. w. Higginson \ Thrush
in Gilded Cage, by Christopher p. Cranch; The
Small Arabs Of New York, by Charles Dawson
Shanly; Cooperative Housekeeping i(th paper
Little Captain Trott, by Mrs. Harriet Beecher
Stowe; A New Chapter of Christian Evidences
by james Freeman Clarke; Consumption in
America-third paper-by DIR. Henry L. Bow
ditch ; The Foe in the Household; Our Painters
second article-by John Neal; The Fatal Ar
row, by Alice Cary; Popularizing Art, by james
Parton; The New Education-second papcr-by
Charles w. Eliot; Howard at Atlanta, by j Ohm G.
Whittier; The Suebian Alb, by Bayard Taylor;
Our New President, by Charles G. Came; Sedge-
Birds, by j. Eliot Cabot; Reviews and Literary
Notices. FIELDS, OsGoOD & Co., 12l fremont
street, Boston, Mass. $IOO per year; two copies,
500; five, $1,000; ten, 5000; twentyone,
S61C0
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the throne Of France unstable, even to an
Overturning, were hi. despotic enough to
dare any such act as that of imprisoning a
man for years without chance for trial,
and without an accusation. 1t is only in
this pretendedly free country that such
execrable. acts are tOlerated.-ChScGgO
Times %a & q #
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fRkD rRfe TOWN. Knox 10. ..
November ?. ISIS.
LPPINCoTT 4 HAREwgrf~-
DtiW SrT II received our second Rcd ia, k,; yet
per express, and now schu edge the same Fer IT,
benefit Of all whose desires necessities make q
business 10 chop With an axe would SAY Try tht
Red Jacket; and AS the supreme Court have held az
a Doctors opinion without his reasons IS az lttt
value, Mil give my reasons: fu~s--rhe Red Jsck,
cuts deeper than The common hit NtcoHd--lt isoir
round ca tie cut u does not stick an Tie Woo.
1kiTd-Fvery chopper with the common must q .
cover that there Is much labor and strength poaa
ed N taking the out Of the cnf IN making 90
blow. tptOfA-This with the Red Jacket IS nh syo.
ed and from oneth rd 10 onehan the labor n sayed
cutting the same quantity. Ftrh-By putting Cd 3D..
same labor that Is necessary with common yer
can easily make ar least thirty-three ncr cent f
wood In the same time. lou are safe Ia leWilr q
honest man try ycur Red Jacket these -esfs $50
II fails, refund hin his money.
Res pecttullv. yours.
HARRY RALDN fN.
For sale 10y all responsible dealers and the manut
tureTs, lIPfINCoTr a RAKEN ELL.
PITTsBuRGH. Pa, sole owners OF Colburr's aIe "
jacket Patents. iS- = ID
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4 Great LING Medicine.

The variety of cough medicines which
have been, and are, prepared and adver-
tised to the world, it would be impossible
for us to enumerate. Doubtless many of
them are good, many more indifferent or
worthless, and some, perhaps, positively
dangerous or injurious. There is one
medicine, however, for the cure of affec
tons Of the lungs, which is in the hands
of proprietors of the highest character
and responsibility, which has been very
largely used and tested, and which We wish
to recommend to the public for the reason
that we can do it in ali truth and sin.
cerity, believing, as we do, that it is not,
and never has been, surpassed for excel
lence and thorough efficiency.
That medicine is ALIENS Lung Bal
sam" It's proprietors are j. N. Harris 81
Co, firm widely known and very greatly
esteemed, composed of gentlemen of the
highest character and responsibility
whose enterprise and intelligence arc
every way noteworthy. This medicine is
beyond all question a complete cure for
affections of the lungs, even when of a
very serious and threatening character
One physician goes so far as To state pub
licly, over his own signature, that he
has perfect conviction that deep seated
pulmonary consumption has been cured
by the use of Aliens Lung Balsam; and
there are an abundance of most respecta
bic and reliable testimonials in the pos
session OF its proprietors, that it has in
numerous instances efectually cured very
severe coughs of long standing, accom-
panied with cold chills, night sweats, and
diarrhGa the system of the sufferer
being, In some cases, very much pros
trated
We do not hesitate to say, from our
knowledge of the virtue Of this Balsam,
and from the entire confidence we have in
the character of its prOprietors, and the
statement of certain citizens who have re-
peatedly used the medicine, that it is really
one of the greatest and best things ever
yet discovered for the cure Of the particu-
lar maladies for which it is designed; for
it is not pretended that it is "A cure for
everything, and its proprietors have never
represented it as such. We will only add,
let every one who hes cough or an affec
ton of the lungs get bottle of Aliens
Lung Bslsam," and give it fair trial
Having done this, they will be convinced
of its extraordinary merits Providence
Or. ~ Ad0ertiser.
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RIVERSIDE MAGAzINE.--The number
for March contains: Which was the IIappestg by
Hans Christian Andersen; White and Red chap
ter by Mrs. Helen O. Weeks; Skating, by Mary
N. Prescott; Stories about Roses: The JUDGES
Pete part s-by Il, Johnson; The Alchemist, by
ABBY Sage; Negro Fables; Panama, by Pelham
W. Ames; the Fairy Frost, by NJ. Angler Alden !;
Quaegs Hunting Concluded BY 7, j, gillsi
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DEoDoRIzER.-The inquiry is often
made by farmers, brewers, beef and pork
packers, etc, regarding the best method of
deodorizing and cleansing old cider and
beer barrels, musty cans, bottles, etc
Chemistry furnishes an agent in the per
manganatc of potassa which fully meets
this want. A pint of the permanganate
turned into the most musty, filthy cider or
beer cask and rinsed about few moments
will entirely decompose all fungoid
growths and fermenting matter and render
the casks as sweet as those that are new
The deodorizing, disinfecting power of the
permanganate, holding, as it does, five
equivalents OF oxygen, is wonderful il
will even deodorize carbol'c acid. The
only way TO remove Immediately theodor
OF carboic acid from the hands is to inn
merse thenrin the LIQUID permsnganste.-
Wsstsrn Rural
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Woman is Endowed

With peculiar organization Ii rs easily i'm.
paired and requires medical treatment which will
speedily terminate her suffering and secure TO Lex
perfect health and splendid spirits. Ladies will
lind in MISHLER'S HERB BITFERS a rare
Specific and Tonic for their sex. I'm very period OF
life, from infancy to old age. 1t Is preparation
which win aid nature in the discharge of ts func-
tons irnpart strength TO the system, tone to the
digestiv organs, and will prevent lassitude and
insure physical regularity. Sold everywhere.
WHEN we consider the number OF
human beings that die with Consumption every
wear the importance of medicine that will cure
all pulmonary affections that tend TO this COM
plant and zen To arrest the DESTROYER after it
has indicated its presence in tho system, must be
admitted TO he beyond all estimate. This wonder
full power is claimed 10 be possessed by Aliens
Lung Balsam. For sale by all druggists.
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THE GREAT LUNG REMEDY.
VIII all those afflicted with Coughs or ConsuLnpron
read the folio wing. and learn the yaiue OF
Aliens Lung Balsam.
WHAT THE DOCTORS SAY:

Amos Wooy, 81. D., Of Kosciusco county, IND.
saws For three years past have used ALIENS Lung
BALsAM extensively il Practice and am sstsneu
there better medic cine for lung diseases In use
Isaac ". Doran. NJ. D.. of Logan county. o.. says:
1ATTvN-s Tr-SG RAIsAM not only sells rapidly. but
piTes ne feet Satisfaction in every Within
knowledge Having conf Gence ln ~, ana ana ka WlnE
ihafit possesses valuable me fcinal Freely
use It in my daily practice an win 9aRSqe zee ssS
cess. an eXpectOranf. II + uost - ts.Ii 4 ~
OF any preparation have ever " hAoHN
Nathaniel Har ris NJ D.. Of MID detuTy, T.. sS
81 have doubt il will soon becOm e - 1.,r1st
dial agent for the cure OF all q seas So @ 49,
Bronchial Tubes, and he Lungs" -, a.,
DR. Lloyd, OF Ohio, surgeon in the arm We ne
war from exposure cont acted consun lrl ny The
says: have hesiancy in saying that II W. "a on
of your Lung Basam hat am aliN e a i'u ei
jOying health"
Or. Fletcher. Of Missouri. says: y reco mmeno &c ~
Balsam in preference - any other medicine 70 =
Coughs, and it gives satisfaction"
ALIENS rUvG PALsAx IS the remedy 10 cure Al
Lung and Throat dicu ties. IL should be thorough9
tested before ming any otrcr Balsam. II VIII cure
when all Others fail Directions acc cmpany each
bottle.
N. Harris & Co., Sole PrOprietOrs,
CINCINNATI, OsEKO-
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Hop, Skip and Jump, by Paul II. Haync; Maple
Sugar, by Jacob Abbott; A Day in March, by
Anne Silvernail; Recollections and Impressions
of Frederika Bremen, by Miss Sallie A. Brock:
While March Winds do Blow With several and
appropriate illustrations Mr.. Andersen's new
stories Will be published from month to month
in the Rirerside Magazine for Yong ROple, in adj
vance of, or simultaneously with, their publica-
ton in Copenhagen. The April number will
contain story written - For My Young Friends
in America" making the sixth story published in
the magazine under this arrangement. Published
by HURD HoUGHToN, New York, $3.50 year.
WOMAN SUFFRAGE PAPER.-A new
paper in advocacy of woman suffrage called THE
AGITATOR, has just been started in Chicago. 1t
is edited by Mrs. Mary A LivermOre, assisted by
Mrs NJ L. Walker, of The S0rOsis, which viii be
merged into the new paper The abest writers,
both East and West, will contribute TO it's
columns. Mrs. Livemore is one OF the most Wig
orous writers of our times, and Mrs. Walker will
be valuable associate in the enterprise. THE
AGITAToR is wholly devoted TO the interests OF
woman, and it will undoubtedly exert a com
handing influence, and secure a wide circulation.
1t is large weekly, in quarto form Terms, 81 %
per year.
ARTHUR's HOME MAGAZINE FOR MARCH,
is number of unusual attrectiveness, Mr..
hrthurs Serial, THE Grahams and the Arm
strongs, has reached point Of deep interest: ii
is story of city life in New York among the
! lofty and the lOwly 1.-The Fairville Sewing Ma
! chine Temperance Society,"" by the author Of
/ ''Ten Nights in Bar Room, is the newest thing
under the sun, and viii make a stir among tn,
saloon keepers well as the temperance men
The Man with the Stone Heart and - The Los
/ Legends of the Nursery Songs" are Admirable
stories And ladies' will hail with pleasure anoth
er instalment of the = Five Hundred Domcsti
Receipts in Fifty Ways OF Cooking Fish ant
+ Oysters" In the matter ofillustration, this mum
Der is very fine. The Pet Bird is a mos
charming picture. TIE Fashions are full an,
varied; among them viii he found four . Brides
! Dresses Music, An Acting Charade, and a larg
variety Of choice reading matter, suited to
periodical of its class, make the Home most a
tractvc ladies' magazine. T. 8. ARTHUR & Sous
500 and ST Chestnut street, Philadelphia Pa
Single numbers, 20 cents. Single subscription
S2.00 per year.
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WurN we consider the number =
EPILEPSY CAN BE CURED.

Those having friends afflicted are earnestly solicited
10 send for Circular Letter OF eferences ard Tes
monals which viii convnt the most skeptical OF The
,,h,mm,E or Lte diSe0Se. Address VAN buren,
LoohkoW, NJ d., rs Great Jones ST. New York city.
EKEE NILSSON ri. = Send Tcu Cents to
= DUFF Y NCIkFARN, Rock Port, Missouri for
Map and description Of Atehison the best county in
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rcnsian-. AM Mar Uin,,n. /

BACK pay, pay for lost horses. rations prize navy
pay everything failures bg others no matter II the
aim is just write me-. with stamps SHALL SUCCEED,
Also DO General Law and Land Business, at JARVIS
sAfFoRD's, No, u, Il6 LsSalle street, Chicago
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MANUFACTURED BY
S. II. BROWN G CO, DAYTON, CHIC
They aso make prime article OF Spokes and Hubs tor
light Carriage and buggy shees. send for price is.
4 G En- rs WANTED n every SCI the ceie-
- hrated ChrfeF H0rffS and RaTDfS-LighteSt draff
and most durable machines made. Send Tor circular.
CITPPrR MOWER * RE Co, Il Cliff st. New York
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AN EMINENT htlelNiAN BESIlNtNy-i nave tutr
'ughly tested BurNns Antidoe and not say much
praise da\ otsef from yorabis condition.
caused by the Of Y obacco. 10 that gd
ROB Ist heIth- y III. q. MARyH VI. d..
Cor. Cot;ag1l irove and nd 81, Chicago IT,
IS cay Street Chicago III.
Dr. Durtous An:ic;e RS FelffFiy cfrcf Of using
hscec. Send two boxes VI Isgds who laughed al tie
idea beiJ.e seeing is woacS elects On me-
W. 4. Elr'S/Miehisan southern F. z
TEox TIE T. $ TsEAsulx, S..eret4ry' o5ses Pleas
ss.i supply Of the ANTI <rA The Fcoslref krS f
a. r7rs SURELY. O. T. EDGAR.
From WV IT,sFsHIIf SrAT\ rRisoS. -Gentleneu 81
i.aueuce here having y cured tic appetite fer toh
- by Hsi.g DR. Egriofs Auidotc -csiEe supply foi
tie prisoners Of this hf ftrton :
JoSEFH NFa, Warden Of \ IT, State PrisoS.
A p ssK-;1's TEsTuo2y. - IT. DaNon's Autdote g.
Tobacco hts ,tr-sslf 'isief an oTilted o. NJ
". N(SS, Ist Nat Bank, :, \ Albany, Iui.
ACtFRGrs.Js TrsrIroSr.-oNE BoAoF AsIIDort
cured say bro;hfr and myself IT srvTR rNIs
Nev{I- w SHoEM KEEs kelley SSaticu Pa
TRox rng/PorIcE HEADQUARTERS, LYSN\MAss.-I
haze guiae (hfyfre JouRfs Of fh tn three A0Hfhs by
u.iag DR. saFto AH'ieie and al Se,r, for ,Saceo j.
FRow/ rHe SorTfH-RN ETcwr Journal, BnrNsoRF.
No e box 81 Bnrohs Aulid0fc fegH0rci oil det y for
the wei HON take pleasure in recommendne\t
al 4 irs = L Si.AThR. Ed-toS,
FOR SALE 81 At DRUGGISTS.
IgGU, I'd fID' > toDlFig+fgdl
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WANTED. LADY Agents. in every. ;own ano
" village. to sell what every lady will pUrcha-e
AZ sght AGd.css Mi.s NuLIsAN. 10 Fut- n-si. y. y
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TOfer great inducemert = 70 purchasers
1----.-y1lof Pianos. Organs aud Mclo-
- n 5deOns. Instruments routed SO that
y t+the rent VIII pay for them. cry In
strument warranted represented. send for cir
cuiars.
D. VI. b ALDWtE.
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\ Dr.. DuriOn's Tobacco Antidotey

Warranted To REMOVE ALL DESIRE TOR ToBAcoo m
eatSey uegetts aud harmless and Is also excelle/
r-siN IoE and iccs the blood. iuylgorntE the
SYSTEM possesses great nOurihing and Strengthening POW
er the stomach digest the heartios food /mskes
sleep rel inC and establishes robust health. aokT
daf ce-\ far sify yerrs cured Price Fifty Gents per
Pot NJ Interesting treatise ~ iniuriou-
Effects 10 SccO, with lists Of icsnonial references
g. 81 II FRN Agents wanted Ailiess/
DR.. 4. T. ABLoTT, Jerss( City, :. =
TEN-TT
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gl00sAINGTON ssURScRf.
[e!0cipede Wheels /.

EMPLOYMENT tbat pms. For particulars
- address S. n. sPENCER & Co. Brat-leho-o- W
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NORTH WESTERN fERfiLlZlNe CO.,
Ger lake & iaSaIle sts.. Chicago, II.
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OFFICE or
NOrth-WeSteIn FeriiIizing Co.,
az H5r she by IN Medicine Deolers

THOSE WISHING To TEST these Nanurcs. arc
notified that they must order e8rly Il viii b. IN
osslble to supply them promptly Address all
a RS
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q
e'' A. v. n,ena'us' euper'n.enuen' VI
.once' wen, 70 view ,o'k on sa'uraay,
49,. 49, ~ unh pVpAp,y W Jo,nea W W.
smee " our Lonee oomini,sioners, ,o' .ns
p"po,e s sn iu'pe''''n 'o"' '"'''e'
U as n e's'es.
ov.. '".'nan ,..usnea I.'e W - -,
evening. admiral foner VIII ho' re'uf" 'o'
'eSerai aays ia,
senator ressenden, IL is no" 'nousns' viii
recover rom MS recent dangerous .'ness'
Robert Ia Lyons has peen appointed 70
eierkship In the Third Audi'orso mee Oh 'he
treasury department
for some Gays PAST Tue nesl'n Vi hos'
heianoer n eeepnens mas NOV ocen sosoou'
ne Is very ieeo'e' ana sune's eonslaeraoiy'
nc canho' move ~ al "Hnout cru'ches'
| Inc. new iork AVeH"y -ha" says ina
Wickham' Col. D. b. BALDWIN, Oh Fnglnia'
ana n. v. rant, Oh washington, nave oeen
IN 'na' eny several osys engsgeu an e'o',ns
contract win NUMBER Vi eaP''ais's io'
the construction OF 'he chesapeake anu Univ
railroad 70 the onio river.
y. william Grams ana ms Nne hueu' ~,
whose arrest the nrsl iugi'i'e s'a'e IN" Ni'
was Issued, ana whose attsmptea arrest III
Boston some years ago ereateo saen an eA'
citemen.' wiz shortly Vish TINS country asa,n
hev. NJ y. Nevin, Oh inc Uhu'eh oi .ne
NattVisy, south be.hiehem, ra.' Is 70 SUE
coed 'ne rev. Dr' Lyman AZ 'no Ane'''"'
chapel In Rome. ,.
uheodore Triton Is the gou'ia'"'' VI many
western babies.
Kate Field goes rowing a. Ne"p'f' wiz"
her hair flying over her SHOULDERS
Bishop Cox, OF Buffalo, mas gone 70 EUROPE
, where he Will stay till Christmas
Il Tom Thumb and his vile nave gone 70
, California.
Upon Mr.. aeo' feaoodys arrival ~ ',ao
sachusetts, he will at once proceed to the
residence Of his sister, In Georgetown.
Governor Bowie, Of Maryland, has made
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o-ku U q d y,eo. lloth
NEW YORK MARKET.
NEW YoRK, September 6-1 D. m.--Cotton 10
quiet but arni low middlins 81 cents, sugar
whestduii :and nominal; d ytsesl.6 so. Corn adj
vancing. demand fair, u .2o01, 23. Oats hrmj
demand fair; 0Sep7o cents. Rye unchanged.
, so5h a''' and n'"l'''' '''.'o"'''''' '''''
BALTIMORE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, SUPERINTENDENT The
psther weak , ,sithouas there ~ss some inquiry
which was not supplied, buyers and sellers
not agreeing upon terms. We hear on ,Chsnges
SefsSss1ls; loo SSi.. DO. At 81 100 eeI.. ohio
super at ee1S, and 100 bbis. do. Family s'eo
Wieai.-The receipts to-day were larger
| 10000 bushels, but the market was dull, and
prices were 8 to 10 cents Of: some !, 800 bush
eoSeo OtH ,eme 5000 70 900 DO. sold al ii $50
Abs, and we quote the latter A. the top Of the
market at the close. Sales also Of some 10, 900
Il So 1000 to 5000 DO fair At u 32Qi 80, 600
| bushels do white at u 50fpl 65 and 900 bush
els prime Indiana red atei.t
We note sales to-day Of some 5000 bushels
PRIME prime and Of about 600 bushels prime yellow
Rw.-Abouti 900 bushels were received to.
day, and all sold At from tloe to Ellis per
| hn.hsi, Soma ooo to s 900 bu ali els soid early
Al s0sDsa eentss And about 600 bushels later al
| sss6s9 cents.
| Tofse-Therc IL nothing doing In coffee, the
Advance in gold having checked all transae.
l tIons Prioes are steadily maintained, and
| We ouote A. follows, viz: Rio, in bond, Al
oiEf6iIH cents Tor fair 10 good, lilSfpl2 cents,
| goid for milne earroes. and duty paid at 14iS
6isSx oents for fair TO good, and iel46i7k
| cents far prime 10 choice gold. The stock
here /, about Is, 600 bags Rio
| Cofion.-Cotton Is In demand and firm 10 tone
| ward delivery, We notice sale on Saturday
| Of 10 bales good style low middlipk, to arrive
| within 4 few DAYS. at % cents, and or $50 bales
| 40 Tor December delivery, AZ 27lS cents, but
| Se'hesr of no trapsactiops to day.
Moia.,s-We notice no sales whatever yes
| tsrdav we ouote Cuba cIsyed as ranginl
from ts to 90 cents, do. Muaeovado tsde5t
cents Porto Rico al 5oSpos cents, and English
Isisnd AT lbSD6O cents,
Mi TseJ.0Browpstuf we quote at 2oG2
cents, common Middlipgs al 3OG3S cents
And heavy DO, At 5sSIoo cents per bushel. W,
note sales 10 A considerable extent at thesi
agures
"Pnori,ion,-The market Is strong, and 70
h..nn n,ic.s Tending inward. We quote to
a. al pniJers Al ISi2 cts., orders large. Ri
ID. a. IoiE cents and clear rim do Al lpli617
snnts Tbe stoak Of baoon on the market 4
usht Hams We ouote At 2lfp25 cents. Bull
meat IL held pretty nrmly At 1@k cents 70
| meH = hs'n1 P's..s r.. az .IJa. nd t7lZkIi
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NEW MrsIc.-From John +. Ellis, music
publisher, No. 800 Pennsylvania avenue, We
have the following pieces Of new music'
"Trumpct schottIsch," as performed by
the Marine band, arranged for the piano
forte by FREDERICK Geunarl, and dedicated to
his friend, ]. 3. Woodwork, esq.
"The Seaside walts," composed by Alb
bot Moore, and dedicated to Miss NJ. E..
Baker, Of this city.
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FRoN THE wnIrLHuRsT GALLERY, i2i
Pennsylvania avenue, between Four-and'a,
half and Sixth streets, VIC have elegant pho
tographs Of President Grant and Vice Presi
dent Collar, executed In the highest style o.
the art, for which the gentlemen at this
establishment are noted.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-07

FRoM J. q. fAnKER, Seventh street, oppo-
site the post ofiieeJ shlllIngton, corner Four
and half street and Pennsylvania avenue,
and Philip Il solomons, Metropolitan book
store, wo have Hdrptrs' Bdzar for Sept is'
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-07

WoHRNES are still jogging away at the
Twelfth street sewer, and are now near
street. Why cannot that portion Of the
street In which the sewer hRs been laid be
put NJ once In proper condition for traysli
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-07

PoLITIcAL.-General Candy will Issue his
proclamation Of election about tho 18th inst.
He 10 delayed by disputed returns from dis
puted counties. The State office, will be
Installed on the assembling Of tho LegIsla.
funa.