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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-08-03
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CPEE RS Fruit PressrvinE Solution. for pr, serV.
y ing all kinds Fruits IeIliss. Spiced ;. uits,
TnmatnfT Cider vino, IliIS &c One bottle ~ill
prsscrve I25 ibs. Of fruit il The eIpsnSs Of
ssaIinz air light jsrs This preparation
was szr sy-iy rs@ in this county last season, and
gave universal Eatisfactipn. For sale By
JuneS AISQEITH & WASHINGTON.
ITO HOTsEREEPERS II have j5st received a lot
i of .'Spesr'z Fruit PrS>sryihg SOiutiOn." for
pTrEeryirg all kin. Of PrsssrVes, CADLed Fruits,
Jers T"r7a to~s. &c. ~.tto7t the use Of air tight
cans buy one bctiIe. -shieh will 6 and save
over 100 lbs. Of fruit W. 8. MASON.
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Q o M M II R CIAI
New YORK stock and Money Market

New York Stock and Money Market.
NEW YORK. April 6.-Money continued stringent
and the high rates for call loans are still the main
feature in financial circles. The drain upon the
banks for currency for New England, interior of this
State and some Western cities have again COM
menced, and about $500 900 was shipped day The
foreign bankers are also borrowers in considerable
amounts. The rates paid to day on call were Lie to
1 per cent. per day on Governments, and 1-16 "a !
per cent stocks in addition to the legal rate in
currency. The supply OF commercial paper is large
and the rates range from 10 to is per cent Sterling
Exchange duh and nominally firm at 1881 q 1Osi.-
Gold strong reports that regiment has been or
del ed to Key Wost and two iron cads Cuba price
rising to 1916 and closing at 1915 the rates paid for
carrying were 8, 43 and2 per cent. and for Dor
rowing 1872 a lie per cent. to fiat. Governments
were hammered during the morning Boards to make
down to 118 and CTS to 1871 cash, but from these
prices they reacted advanced, closing firm. Henry
Clewes q Co. furnish the following 430 quotations.
11sa; do 1864 LA a ii4s; do 1865, 1isa a i1es do
new 1854 q 113J; do 1867 1881 a 113a; do 1888 l134
q 1133; 10 40's. 105f a 1851.
Border State bonds dull; Missouri's, s7A a ST.; old
Tennessees, Sc; do, 65 a 651; North Cardinals
30 g 534; Virginias, 5S}.
The Stock market opened strong and so continued
until after the first Board when they became heavy
and lower; subsequently the market again became
strong and advanced with New York Central as the
feature, while North Western, Fort Wayne and Wes-
tern Union were noticably strong. North Western
preferred sold up to 96 further shipment OF 5000
shares to London. The market finally closed quiet
but steady. The following $50 prices Pacific
Mail, 913 q 90; Western Union Telegraph, All q
Hudson, 14l1 g 141a; Harlem, .1s4 q 1855; Reading
92S a 92s; Folt Wayne, 1871 Ia 1913; Michigan Gem
trail lis; Michigan Southern 9b4 96a; Illinois Cen
trail 1ss g 40; Toledo, 81 g 81; Chicago g Rock
s4s; do preferred, 954 q go.
amounted to $42,0O0,0O0.
AThe balance at the Sub-Trsasury to-day amount
ed to SS7. GIL BOG.
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Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK. April 6.-Cotton a shade lower; sales
1900 bales; Middling upands 2s3c: Flour-sales $500
bbls.; State and Western duh, heavy and q 10c
lower; superfne State 60 a 90; extra 05 q 90;
round hoop Ohio 9 80 a so; extra Western O5 a
90; Southern dull and dropping; sales 280 bbls !;
extra 4e a 10 90. Wheat heavy and strongly in
buyers favor; sales SO 900 bush.: No. Spring at Al
in store and 45a delivered. Corn about 1c lower;
chiefly at Sc q SIC. Oats quiet; sales 1900 bush.
Western III a 7S3c. Beet dull. Pork heavy and
dropping; new mess 81 90 81 IL, closing at 81 90
cash. Lard frmer; tlerces at III q 1885, Butter
steady. Whiskey more active; Western 924 a 93Ic
free. Rice quiet Sugar heavy; sales S41 hhds: I;
Mnscoyad9 9d II a. i1e Coffee quiet and rm Mari
New Orleans 81 a sOc Porto Rico 50 q 64c. Naval
Stores-Spirits Turpentine quiet at Ole. Petroleum
dull and lowers crude II q Tic. Freights to Liver
pool dull; Cotton per steamer ID
CHICAGO, April 6.-Exchange on New York Ito
per cent. premium selling. Flour in good demand !;
low to medium Spring extras 70 q co. other kinds
nominal. Wheat quiet and declined q 1c; No
Spring at II q 10; No. at 06 q O65. Corn
more active and declined @ &c; sales IS q / Il,
and neglected. sellers at S4c buyers. Provisions
dull. Mess Pork 80 80 q 81 75 Lard at 1T a 17sc.
Short rib mddles 15{c loose Sugar cured Hams l5i
14a q 15c. Live Hogs more active; fair to choice
shipping 80 a IL co. Cattle quiet and easy; butch
ers stock go 80; good to choice shipping beeves
625 OTIS.
CINCINNATI Al ril 6.-Whiskey dull and declined
to SIC; market unsettled. Mess Pork dull at 81 so
for city with no sales sales country at 81 90. Bulk
Meats held at 123 q I43c, which rates lc above
the views of buyers. Bacon in fair demand; sales at
10 q 1910 for shoulders, 16a 161c for clear rib sides
and TIC fer clear sides with but little offering and
to SELL the slight increase lnldemand make
holders firm. Lard dull at 18c.
MILWAUKEE,. April 6-Flour dull and some
grades lower; city Spring extras 10 q ~; medi-
UNI country offered at Is a 25 Wheat nominal
Oats active; No. 2 at "a q safe. Corn in fair de-
mand; new 55c. Rye more active; No. at 10 q
q IA. Barley in fair demand; No. at 1 80 q TO-
CHARLESTON, s. c., April 6.-Cotton dull; sales
100 bales; Middlings nomlnally 27ac; receipts 32s
bales; exports coastwise 205 bales.
MOBILE, April 6.-Cotton fat; low Middlings 26I
q 2eac; sales 125 bales; receipts 1890 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. April e-Cotton easier; Mid
dlings % a 284c.
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SOUTH AMERICA.


LISBON, April 6.-The mail steamer from Ric
Janeiro has arrived.
Paranhos, the Brazilian Commissioner to
Paraguay, had arrived at Asuncion and was
endeavoring to bring the war to a close. He
had made proposition of Peace to the Para
guayans on the following conditions: That the
Independence of Paraguay is not to be impair
ed. The freedom of navigation of Paraguay
and La Plata rivers is to be guaranteed and
that Lopez shall renounce his claims to por-
ton of the Chaco territory and province Of
Matte Grasso
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e U n o p e
GREAT BRIrA1s.


LONDON, April 6.-Political news is general
ly unimportant.
The subject of the appointment of success
sor to Reverdy johnson is receiving considera-
pc attention. The press generally are favora-
BILE to the appointment of Mr.. Motley.
n the House of Commons this evening MI.
Archdal, member from Fermaugh, a conserv-
alive, proposed to extend the church dlsestap-
lishment to England and Scotland.
SPAIN.
MADRID, April CIT is reported that ex-
Crown of Spain.
The government has given permission for the
introd 1cing in Spain of Protestant books print
ed in foreign languages.
Fears are entertained that the Carlsts will
soon make another attempt at general rising.
The government is taking every precaution to
prevent it.
MADRID, April 6-Evening.-The refusal of
King Ferdinand to accept the Span sh Crown
is confirmed.
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MISSOURI.
A GREAT COMMERCIAL soHEM

ST. LOUIS, April Ga large meeting finer
chants and business men was held in this city
last evening to form joint stock company with
capital of 100000, with the privilege of in
creasing it to 81 ,00O, 000 for the purpose of buy
ing the surplus wheat which comes to this mar
ket and shipping it to New York or European
ports. 1t is also the design of this company to
purchasers can obtain any amount they desire
and at all times. Lieut.. Gov. Stannard presid-
ed, and speeches were made by the chairman
and others, showing that the route to New
York by New Orleans was the best and cheap
est avenue through which the grain of the
Northwest and the products of the Mississippi
valley will reach the sea. Between $40 900
and 10000 were subscribed on the spot, and
the remainder will, no doubt, be taken in q
dav or two
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
IN been duly appointed and taken upon himself the
trust of Administrator, of the estate of
THOMAS WORCESTER, late OF Portland,
in the County of Cumberland, deceased, and given
bonds as the law directs. All persons having de-
mands upon the estate of said deceased are required
to exhibit the same; and all persons indebted to said
estate are called upon to make payment to
GEO. w. PARKER, Admir-.
Portland, March IS, 1863. MIRO d1aw3w.
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WRIST INDIES.


CUBA.
HAVANA, April 6.-The Supreme Court has
confirmed the sentence of death pronounced
by the lower Courts against Leon and Medina,
VINO were convicted of firing upon the volun-
teers in the Figueras street affair. Carbias,
one of the parties arrested on the same accu-
sation, has been discharged from Jail.
The British man-of-war has failed to over
haul the schooner which received the merchan-
die from the steamer Comandiario while the
latter was in the hands of the rebels.
Several skirmishes are reported near Maya
jgua.
The number of tickets in the Havana lottery
has been reduced to 10000
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Administrators Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that by license from the
~ Judge of Probate of Cumberland county, as adj
miBistrator cf the estate of Charles H. Marson late
of Falmouth, in the county OF Cumberland, deceas-
ed, shall sell at public auction, unless previously
next, at 2o'clock M, on the premises. below de-
scribed. viz: A certain parcel of land situated In
said Falmouth, containing about ten and one halt
acres living on the northeast side OF the road lead
ing from PresumI scott Falls to West Falmouth and
the same conveyed by Peter Marston to said deceas
ed, by deed dated March 10, 1860, and recorded in
Cumberland RI gistry of Deeds, Book 29s page $40.
SEWARD B, MARSTON, ADM ''
Dated March 18th, 1869. mr2od1awa.
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LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE
PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.
Wednesday Morning, April 7, 1869.
CONNECTICUT ELECTION
Another Republican Congressman
Gained
BabcOCk Defeated
The Delegation in Congress
Reversed !
Three Republicans and one
Democrat.
Legislature Largely Republican.
Legislature Largely Republican.

NEW HAVEN, April 6-The result of the
Connecticut election ON Monday, according to
returns to the Palladium, is as follows: jew
ell, Republican, 928 majority over English,
Democrat, with six towns to hear from, which
will probably reduce it to about 5Oo; strong,
in the LIST District, BY 7s4 majority. Kellogg,
Republican, beats Babcock, Democrat, in the
I'd District, by 1913 majority starkweather,
Republican, is elected in the 81 District, by
2554 maiority. Barnum, Democrat, in the 4th
District, beats Beardsley, Republican, by about
ZOO. A gain of two Congressman for the Re-
pubcans. In this city, Gallagher, the regular
Democrat, is defeated for Mayor by Fitch, citi-
zens' candidate, by 80 majority. The Republi-
cans have been generally triumphant through
out the State, and have majority in the Leg
islature of 40 on joint ballot.
HARTFORD, April 6.-Complete returns from
every town in the State give the following re-
suit by counties ON the vote for Goyernor:
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Dispatches to Evening Papers.
WEST INDIES.

HAVANA, April 6. - The q. S. steamship
Nipsc, from Hayti, arrived at Cienfuegos day
before yesterday, all well.
A battalion of artillery has returned from
the central department.
The Diario to day, in its leader, considers re-
bellion in the central department. as entirely
suppressed.
The o. s. steamer Contoocook has gone to
the mouth of the Mississippi to intercept the
expedition reported to be coming to Cuba from
New Orleans
The Prensa is very anxious that the New
York journals should mention the fact that in
a recent engagement the government troops
captured two flags.
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Foreign Markets .

HAVANA. April 6.-Sugar dull; offers made at 81
q 81 reals % arrobe for No. 70 Dutch standard.
LONDON, April 6-Atternoon.-Amerlcan securi-
ties-UnIted States 5-20s aull and unchanged
Stocks steady and unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, April 6-Afternoon.-Cotton fat;
Midding uplands 12t a 124d; Middling Orleans I25
a 123d. Petroleum 9id ~ gal for spirits and Is 10d
for refined.
LONDON. April 6-Evening-C onsols SO for money
and SO for account.
American securities-United States 5'20s quiet
and steady at $685. Stocks steady; Illinois Central
shares 96a; Erie shares 245.
LIVERPOOL, April 6-Evenng.-Cotton dull
Middlng uplands 121 q 121d; do Orleans 128 q 123d
les of the day have been 5000 bales. Red Western
Wheat IS Sd, Flour 22s.
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We RMONT.
SENTENCES OF CRIMINALS.

RUTLAND, April Gin the Rutland County
| Court to-day Horace r. Plumley was sentenc-
| ed to be hung for the murder; Ziba Plumley
| was sentenced to State Prison for life, and
Frederic Plumley to State Prison for 20 years
for manslaughter These parties are father
| and two sons, who killed John Gilman, DR., at
Shrewsbury, VT, Aug. 1, 1868.
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VIRGINIA,
REMOVALS AND APPoINTMEr

REMOVALS AND APPOINTMENT
RICHMOND, April 6.-Gen. Webb continues
IN make removals from and appointments to
office. Sixty were made to-day.
The new State officers will assume their du-
ties to morrow.
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ILLNESS OF MR.. BALLANTINE.
CHICAGO, April 6.-James T.. Balantine, ed
itor OF the Chicago Republican, was taken
with violent hemorrhage OF the lungs at
Washington a few days since. He has been
brought nome and is now in very critical
condition
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State of Maine.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Augusta, March 23d, 1859.
III Office is hereby given that Petitions for the
1SPavdon or commutatio of sentence OF SAMUEL
HILL convict in the STATE Prison, under sentence
for the crime of Arson, are pending before the
Governor and Council, and hearing thereon will
be granted In the Council Chamber at Augusta, on
Tuesday the 9th day of April next at nine O'Clock
A. M.
FRANKLIN M. DREW,
mar24d1a3w SecI etary of State.
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MARYLAND.

ARRIVAL OF THE CoNsPIRAToRs.
BALTIMORE, April 6.-Spangler and Arnold
tne two eonsprators, lately serving out sen
tence at Dry Tortugas. arrived this morning
by the steamship Cuba.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

HARRISBURG, April 6.-The Governor has
not vet indicated any determination to inter,
fere with the execution of Twitchell or Gerald
Eaton. 1t is believed both will be hung.
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Is a speedy and certain
!
MVNSE8zS&A remedy for Coughs, Colds.
HWNA Hoarseness, Sore Throat,
A3AS%44E vISS(~2S1 y Bronchitis, CGt0rrh, m
2sl9WkelElkS3 euenza Whooping Cough,
A. asthma, and the rdrious
VS1Ny SI\NkV affections Of the Lungs
y9SlD and Chest.
ER- The attention o
ease Of the lungs is directed to this valuable RENE
dy. The season OF the year has already come when
on account of the sudden changes in the weather,
colds and coughs are easily taken and if neglected
may lead to disease OF the lungs. What is needed
under such circumstances is reliable remedy
speedy In affording relief and efectual in arrestlng
further progress of the disease.
To arrest the existing irritation OF the air pas
seat and cause of cough an important step gained
towards relief and cure in the first stages OF the dis
ease. MAsTA's PULMoNIC BALsAM possesses this
important power and while it promptly and etfectu-
cough renders the lungs further relief by promot
ing Tree discharge of the accumulated mucus In the
ar passages, imparting healthy action and vigor
to the chest at the same time.
w THOSE suffering with cough and the first stages
OF lung disease, will therefore find in this valuable
preparation speedy and decided relief. Even those
whose condition is beyond recovery, will de-
rive from Its use great benefit as well as comfort.
For the class OF diseases is designed to relieves the
general commentator it has received has proved its
great efcacy beyond question. For the past ten
years tnousan DIS have been speedily and ehectually
cured py Its timely use while suffering from severe
coius, pfOtracted coughs, and from other forms oil
lung diseased 1t is epared from vegetable balsams
anu the medicinal properties OF roots am herbs,
with no minerals nor poisonous acids, simple and
| time.
| E4-Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medi-
cines throught the United States.
w: W: WHIPPLE & CO., Portland,
dec 22-d&w6m General Agents Tor Maine.
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NEW YORK.


ELECTION IN ROME.
ROME, April Cat the charter election to-
day the Democratic ticket was elected by an
average majority Of 420
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
HUDSON, April GA serious accident occur
red on the Albany & Boston railroad, near
Russell, this afternoon. The freight train was
thrown from the track by the breaking of a
wheel, and six freight cars loaded with mer-
cnandise were completely demolished and their
contents nearly destroyed. A brakeman was
seriously injured. The s O'clock A. M. train
from Boston, which was due at Chatham at
o'clock, was delayed nearly two hours by the
accident.
THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD CASE.
NEW YORK, April 6.-Judge Batchford to-
day delivered an elaborate decision in the U.
S. Circuit Court that the case of Fisk against
the Union Pacific Railroad was properly with
in the jurisdiction of the United States Court
and should be removed there under the act of
Congress passed July e. 1868. This was the
first and only case under the statute, but the
Judge cited decisions of Chief Justice Mar
shall, that removal of any case could be made
whenever a question arose during its progress
which was to be decided by the Constitution
and laws of the United States, other decisions
by Judges Nebon and Washington, of similar
alton, says Judge Blatchford, which is the Gre
alton of an act of Congress at the commence
ment Of suit can, by petition and complying
with the statute requirements as to bond, &C.,
seek removal, and the State Court must ac-
cept the security and proceed no further with
the suit. If the State Court goes on, its whole
proceedings are null and void, and all offensive
actions of other parties against those seeking
removal are pure and naked trespasses. Any
writ of mandamus to compel removal of case
like this to the United States Courts is unnec-
essary the case beilg hereby in operation of
law Independent of any compliance of State
Court. Petition for removal was regular in
all respects; the case was properly made out,
and the State Court had ipse fdcto lost all con-
troll over the suit. The averment of defendants
that they have defence under the laws of the
United States is final as to removal, and the
case is now in the United States Courts, and
any proceedings upon it are null and void for
the preservation of that comfy which should
obtain, between the two Court. No unneces-
sary orders would be issued but final judgment
| in United States Court must and will be en-
forced on all parties coming within its juris-
| d;ction.
| L is understood that Deputy Sheriff Moran
who, it is alleged, permitted the escape of Geo
| King, the convicted bond robber, on the way
| to Sing Sing, will be ind ;cted by the grand
| Jury, who now have his case under considera-
| tiop,
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THE DOmINuoN or CANAnA

GREAT BILLIARD MATCH.
MONTREAL, April 6.--The great billiard
match for 1000 points, between Dion and Eos
ter, is progressing. The score now stands,
Dion 915, Foster 1893.
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AUCTION SALES.
Groceries, SC, by Auc,ion

ON Wednesday, Apr 7th, at Salesroom 10 Excbane
~ st, at f-2 O'clock, Teas, Coffee. Tobacco Cioars
White and Brown Sugar, bbls Pickles, Vinegar, q,
ger, Soap, Starch, Raisins, 10 bbls extra Tuiips.
Srtham Flour, Tomato Ketchup In Kegs and Bot.
es Irish Moss, Pals, Tubs, Clothes Pins, brushes
e+1 Eng, straw Paper, Irvine, Paper Bags in vari-
aSta dooNe goods are fresh and in good order.
~p T' ~ BAILEY 4 uefiOmeer.
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Needle Women's Friend soc;etv

THE Annual Meeting of this Society will be held
Il at the house Of Mrs. H. I. Robinson. "a High
full attendance is requested. Per Order
April l, 1859. DIST
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WASHINGTON.
RECONSTRUCTION IN TEXAS

RECONSTRUCTION IN TEXAS.
WASHINGTON, April 6.-The Reconstruction
COMMITTEE to-day adopted a resolution to be
reported TO the House, postponing the Texas
vote on the constitution until further action
by Congress.
NOMINATION WITHDRAWN.
The President has withdrawn from the Sen
ate the following nominations: Daniel U.
Chichester, Postmaster at Placerville, CAL
Napoleon Underwood, Assessor of Internal
Revenue for the first district OF Louisiana: E.
". Kingsley, Secretary of Legation at Madrid
w. H. Barnes, Collector of Internal Revenue
for first district of Pennsylvania.
coLoRED MAN CONFIRMED.
Among the combinations of postmasters yes
terday, was that of Charles M. Wilder at Co
lumbia, S. c., being the first confirmation by
the Senate of colored man. Wilder was for
merly slave.
NOMINATIONS.
A rye number of nominations were sent to
the Senate to-day, including John W. Doug
lass, Deputy Commissioner of Internal Reve-
nue., r. Stephenson, Surveyor of Customs at
Cincinnati; Thomas Blossom, Postmaster at
Buffalo; William r. Setson, Postmaster at
Brunswick, Me.
MRS. GRANTS RECEPTION.
Mrs Grants reception this afternoon was
largely attended by a number of gentlemen ac-
companied by ladies, WI o paid their respects
MIS-. Orant was assisted IN receiving ner call
ers by Mrs. General b bcock and Mrs. Sena-
tor Williams.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
Senator Grimes and family leave New York
on the oath inst. for Europe.
The Senate this afternoon confirmed large
number Of nominations principally for thu
Western and Southern States. The only nom
ination confirmed from Maine was that of J
w. Wakefield as Postmaster at Bath.
1t is the intentio / of the Supreme Court to
hold a session during October, November and
December, then adjourn ovsr till the first o
February and hold another session OF three
months. If the bill to reorganize the Cour
becomes law this arrangement will become
permanent.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
FITZGERALD &CO
DEALERS IN
BARGAINS,

Have just returned from the New York and
Boston Markets. and are now prepared to
Offer GOODS at RETAIL LESS THAN
WHOLESALE PRICES. Our opportunities
admit of this. We purchase from no Jobbers.
The Importers and Auctioneers supply us.
No matter how old fogies croak, we are bound
to control this line of trade. a CLEAR
FIELD AND NO FAVOR is OUR MOT
TO.
This with an easy conscience will lead us
to great and successful efforts. Our Goods
are all marked in plain figures from which
there will positively be no deviation.
On tomorrow we will sell Goods at the
following prices:
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Brushes.

Tooth Brushes marked down to 6, 8, 10 to IS up-
wards.
r, NaiI Brushes, marked down, II to 2sc
hair brushes marked down 20 to Toe
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Boston stock Lisa.
Sales at the Brokers' Board. April 6.

New Winnowed Oats f!
nnN Blu. new winnowed Oats, free from
Z.OSOOstraw, dust, &C., for sale at the low.
est market price, by
CHASE. BROTHERS,
Head and No. Long Wharf.
AIax nadQx