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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-09-30

It is the design of this Institution to afford
the very highest advantages for the educa-
ton of young ladies, both solid and Orna-
mental. The regular course OF study laid
down in our schedule is full and com prehen-
sive, but not more extended than therErr7a=-
sent times demand OF all who would eIlJe4
the benefits and distinctions of q finished ed
ucatiOn. ItWille our aim to train the mind
TO habits of patient and Observation-Disclosures
and to excite in the pupil that spirit of self
reliance which will be her best security for
future usefulness as INDEPENDENCE. Super
dciaIness in study VIII le utterly discarded;
and ever reminding thea spil that there is
mo royal road to learnina3s e atchword
of the Institute will be 'fhard work, by
which we feel assured the highest results of
education can only be attained. More than
ordinary attention is paid to the Fine Arts.
Mons. a. Esteve, who has won for himself
an enYiabie distinction in the Musical World,
is the Director of that important department.,
and Madame Esteve has charge OF the Vocal
classes. The Modern Languages are Taught
by NATIVE teachers OF Acknowledged ability
and experience.
The Institution is amply supplied with the
most improved Chemical, Philosophical and
Astronomical Apparatus, and also with eX-
cellent Geological, Mineral and Fossil Cabi-
nets.
n. B.-For Circulars containing terms and
further particulars, apply to
REV. GEORGE BECEE EFT.
Columbia; Tennessee.
tune 2f-2Dl
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-09-30
TO PHYSICIANS.
NEW YoRK, August 18th, 1865.
Allow me to call your attention to my
Preparation Of Compound
Extract Buchu.

LONG LEAL, CUBEBS, JUNIPER
BERRIES.
NOPE or PREPARATIoN.-B uchu, in
vacuo. Juniper Berries, by distillation,
to form a fine gin. Cubebs extracted by
displacement with spirits obtained from
Juniper Berries, very little sugar is
used, and Il small proportion of spirit.
It is more palatable than any now in
use.
Buehu, as prepared by Druggists, is
of dark color. It's a plant that emits
its fragrance; the action Of flame de8-
troys this Gts active principle), leaving
dark and glutinOus decoction. Mine
is the color Of ingredients. The Buchu
in my preparation predominatcs; the
smallest quantity of the other in gredi-
cts are added, to prevent fermentation ;
upon inspection, it will be found not to
be a Tincture. as made in Pharmacoppa,
nor is it Syrup-.nd therefore can be
used in cases where feHeF inhNnt.s-
ton exist. In this, you have the knowl-
edge of the ingredients and the mode OF
preparation.
Hoping that you will favor it with a
trial, and that upon inspection it will
meeSwith your appreciation,
With feeling of confidence,
am very respectfully.
II. T. HELMBOLD,
Chemist and Druggist,
. Of l6 Years Experience.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-09-30
THE RESTAURANT

will be conducted upon the European plan,
and the tables will be furnished with the best
that The home and foreign markets can. sup =
ply. Regular BoardsTs, (tickets bought
Regular meal as cents.
Extras by bosrders to be paid cash.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-09-30
HeImboId'S Fluid Extract BuChu
Hemboid's Fluid Extract Of Buchu,

In affections peculiar to Females, is I'M
cqualled by any other Preparation. rs
Chlorosis, or Retention, Painlulness.
Suppression of Customary Excavations,
liberated or Schirrus State of the Uter-
US, and all complaints incident to the sex.
or the decline or change CT life.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-09-30

We would be pleased to see our old fri end
nd show cur Eoo9 s. noYl
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-09-30
SHOES AND BOOTS.

We viii barter or pay cash for any ki.
country produce.
We will sell any kind ofmerchandiso tina
may be consigned to us.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-09-30

Castings and Tin ware, Powder, Shot and
..,,' a good lot
, 1870-12-23


can1x-sfesdy st 3aakc. .-
EEx1r-{u fair dxnHra AID d.m at 314Nc
:: Tf3bAceo-eczrce aD0 lss3 owing 70 coM Ke1th-
er: tsjea - hnd1 II 1St94t@.S~
WHlsIET-Sesuya y e8ss.S
MoSI1ARr-Gold. 1ioA. E4eaanzn dn11 1t el-tS
70 50 DISCOUNT, pu1mR.
ST. L0lla. 49,
81, koEN, De- x9-AnS eusPe1Stoa u nA1s
e4ttcn can.ed 4 vA1 ooll Ma1ks!s 49, enaoeN
WIS COT nred 20 ocoRsump1Is Aao otoei asoe-
Co1roE-Mtddst1g, lsHt3l3GS
B8skna1ufTs-fotH -S0petnaes aHuT SsN9
t.sos II. 4!sasAoo nss-So -, = Eea Va,,e w'asefs
3l.2-s91 g: Nc.l fLaG9t t.aA SotN-A eaOWs Y
bulk, sss7a.c: do aackeJ, SC oAss-Saeked' 4SS
&6-. Barley, SIC Hye, 49,
WHlsxKr-Ssc,
TonAccu-Enmiral
Reat,s;n1s an eo,s ga % mn snon;sees 81
=. ~ cse.s ~, etGa,e. c1ra1 sIiex ss:1in III.
cs,n1riear Tih4hief' fxc: eifsr sIdes. EKc. Sucw
-s a ~ Y ~ ;;1I1L@ '~sf ~N7e- eNs
e11Ea e o@ss e eESc hS - 1,n.t,v ~ ~ = @nae,a
E.~xSSI1Ec' -
T1cr~k krHnr i'm h,ta- ,r.~sY - I'm I'M.
,r11 too ~, ~ ~ ~, ~. 1aS ~ h.,.s
Ses ~ ':ss- - -. hc. '0' 45s NV o"41s'
W. oo' nes9' ''~s' 1sas ...
bGftAi0.
, 1870-12-23
The Postal Telegraph Bill.

Ihe following are the pror's1oos OF tne Dill
relating to tsleBrAphie comnun:calon be-
tween lha United StAtoA and forosgn countries.
- to-day agreed upon by the COMMITTEES on
Fo1tiSp Affairs, aud which the Hon. Farn1n-
do Wood vii report:
All communications established, or that ma!
seseatteS Be estAnhsned, oetseen ne Enssd k
sta,9 md M iotetzn sonauJ o. nssns re- ~ g asls
sEa.T n% g ~ 1ss ree ,sn ~ ssorts
md hnss wttstr lie fur1scic1ion ii sae untret
sates. sas1l. ID suoieet to The follow nx contl-
ions, atiFpla,ious, I'D reaervAiiona, to x1s:
L me Govelnmeot Of The uaated Ssss:s ~
, 1870-12-23

tbs 10th inst uaa Q. .o67 tons, and fur the rsaz.
from the LIST of JspuarJ list, 46l, ,k33 ton..
agaipst 450, $50 toos to tho same time :4at
yost-an Increase Of IS s7s tona Va hlvs no
report from tnt n~1av~te. Lackax ma q
Weshrn Railroad, nor from tho Delaware
and Hudson CAaAl AID Railroad. The
total anthracite prnd1sion for the week
erdioR On tho 10th inst, Al fn
IA reported to this uf6c. s22s: as tons the To-
tai Of eemt Antt,raeite, 500 tons, aud Of btu
minou-. IS, ,iu0 tons. and of Ill kinda, nl,70s
tons. The Scranton Company having "gous
back" on the buzchAsera It It's last pus1ie ssls
Of coal in Nov York, refusiog 10 mlks deliv-
cry. there have been buyers Of coat In this
mnket. to supply the deficiency f1om that
Source. and in two or three tnstancea vesaels
to gn siou&tide'' hxYe been taken up for Nov
York At 91.75 per ton. Cosstxisa Yessels arc
plenty At this port. and. Eh:le capt1lns have
found difficulty In obtaining RAstern fraighta
It ease TO Boston and like distances. barBea
for Now York have bean in demand 1t 4l.50
per ten. C:al Is quoted BY the oArgo 1t Port
Richmond. for shipments east Of B1rdentovu
and Pouth Ct Caps Henry, and to polnta Rloug
the line Of the Delaware 4 Rl,ttsn Can,l, ~
follows: Scbuslkill red ash, e41o@4-3o D;
hfcken, @s.5o@3.70; egg. e9.B0@i 90; stoye.
&4.15@4.25; md chestnut, "a B0@3 %; 9han-
andoah egg, tIoo store, eA.75; chestnut,
~ o.
, 1870-12-23
THE cHIUAGo i TR1BtNE FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2s 1870.

Any per.ou connected with any company I'm
,he tram mntiou Of news 10 fote4nl ceuat1ts
who shali, contrary to his duty. disc' I've lor III
any ~ay make mosn Or interpret tho cos
.enis o8 my messAge, Of apy part thereof
nd any perton who shau inju.e or destroy
any, aog or n,orfsla &c % si soe yo.fns. q n1
Q. u,s OF auy c,ble or line connested
With soch cable. thall, upon oonrie ion tnete-
OF, be sub'ec'ed to dne mot exceeding q, 900,
or to impltsonmeat not e1coeairg tnrne
Year,. and the plrtv injured thereby shil,
have : right Of action for damAges. Il shall
be tic duty Of the Attorney General to PROBE
Visions OF this act In any District Court Of the
United GtAte9.
, 1870-12-23

oreen ii. lts It a Of Klnxe It. v It, soIlle :,
$40 =: Dec T.+- -................... H.
Ncat Warrington u, a { cor Of Elizabeth
q. ! I, co1ls1 II; nov. 1s............. :. sa,o
F1tt1 ~. 15oH Il Of Madison 81, T, s5x
81 s5-loo #: Dec 1....... -. ...-...-. t,9
Sate y, 6sn Of ThirtJ-snird II, I, 7ox
A0 IL ute- ~. ...-....s......-......... n
6nuIH OF CITY lIkTTA
W9AhInston st, a r cor Of FltiJ-0ft0 ct, g
{. 9af.six9l It. with 1sa19,K ftln reH, On
Wentworth ~; Sept. g.. .........-. =. sc
Washington 1t. n el fiftt-bfth IT. . I. assK
Aal II. with e4x9lH feet ID rear. on Went
worth avs uft. 1t. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
Woodl4wn av. 20 Iaof Fltt5-nrst, Q I. 100
11ts Il; Dee. lo.............:-......-..: TO-. "4ta
Bis,el a. % II n OF F1sty-taird It, 81, sox
pitssl IL 81 1; pes eai oi F.i;;.iaiid t. six "
Cncttnn, 81, 1e4N II v oi wentworth AZ.
f,N0x14s II: Dec. b.. ..........-,....
WEST or OLD cfTr LlxIfs:
On street Of Cook It, Aod n v cor OF ktn-
ze s. a +, 120xl95 SO IT.: Dec 1........ ~
Mitchell It, SIS 1t y ot Western ~, n I. aSH
I1s9tK1A5 II: Dec 37.....,........... (
Harrison q. !; mile ' q Sacramento 81, y =.
OF II sS&-1 ,tU0 acres: Dec. 6............ a.
Harrison Ut, = mills v Of S2crtmento 81, Y
of II sSs-1 ,et0 acres: Dec 5............-- ~
Harrison St, Y mile of Sacramento At,
OF II s&f-1,eN0 9crtB: Dec. 5..... .....-. ~
Harrison n, X mile " OF S2erhmeuo 1t, IS
Of II 56<-l 100 AcnS: Dec --..... ~.
Harrison 1t, e nIi6 v OF SAc1 4mento 81, =
OF Il Hsa-1, ,00o acrsa; Dtc. o......-...... ~
Harrison Ct, X mile " o: Sacramento II,
Harrison kt. x mile " Of Sacramento st, x
Of IL s5&-1 ,0eo arret; D*c b.-..-........ a.
Has1tson 1t, x mile v of Sacramento Il, .s
Of II 36t-f 100 acres; Dec. b.......-..... 81
, 1870-12-23
The f'cunsy lenniA Coal Trade.

Frpm tkt PAiiadf!Fhta Ledre~, Dtc II,
We hare little Of actual fAet to report il the
anthr.ei coal trade for thep past Heek. The
operator. are mainly engaged in making pre-
partitions for business tho coming year. which
bids falr to be one Of uEu-ul activity and
marked competition for tho market, not;
only BY all The eevsrL coal regions, bat Of tho:
various carrying companies. soue Of the|
ncwspape1s srs Specializing largely - to the
next vear's trade. hut We ehxll whit for the,
facts, content to chronicle them - they trans-
pite. During tho past week the PhiltdeiphiA
ceA nnatket has ruled neAray steady - to
coal. The steek Of coal on hand At Port
| Richmond ia still quito large, aud tho weakly
| additional tonnage such Is 10 AlAy any Ap-
| r.ehe nsion Of short tupply this xinter.
The Reading Railroad Company having
changed the dats OF It's weekly report 70
feu1o Of tonnage is alsays weak be-
hind. For The week ending On thh 10Th Inst.
II teports tonnage OF a3.164, sgainst IS,
Ions in corresponding week Last yeAr..s de-
create Of 81; tons and Tor its fiscal yesr.
beeiEning Dec. mat. 1ss.l Jos tons, against
A, 255 ions Tho tonnage OF tbs Schuylkill
Canal (wo,ke by the Reading Railroad Com.
| pany) for tho week to the 18th inst. WAS Il, OF
tonr. ard for the ftcal ytaz. beginning witt
the lot anst, 2, 40 tons, against 27,8o9 &c
rame date In ls69-an incresae Of 1,6sl tons
Kill region fo1 the frat tou days OF the nev
fiscal year ss 16s ,si3 tons, being net ineseas.
on laet years tonnage TO slme tne OF ss.e3
toLs- Tbs Lshieh Valley Railroad re ports
! total tonnage Tor the week ending witt
the 10Th inst- Of 65,7g7. toms, agains
60,es4 tons in corresponding week LIS
yesr, and for the ooal year Of The company
; beginning on the lat INST 80. .668 tons, ag1ins
! 81, ,o90 tons IN came tine last year-8n inTeas
= Of 1876 tous. The Lehigh Coal and Ssvig,
, ton Company reports coal tonnage for Il
4 week ending on the 10th inst, BY both ,ts ros
1 ard canal. ot ~ ca5 tons, against 24,5l7 tot
. in ccnesFonoing xeek Last yes1--sa iucres'
o Of 17.774 tons. Tho tonnage OF this conpat
:, for tho year. which corresponds 10 tho cAle'
Z dAt year, ia 1.s55. 1886 tons, againat 1.Ae5, s
q tens TO the sane time 10 1869-&n increase
}, s6Q, Q,llS tons. The PeunsJivania coA Comp
. ny ropoEsa for the week 4 tonnage OF o
> tens, snd for Tho ysAr, from January L
= l,oG8. 1856 tone, aeainss ao5.As5 tons 70 y
e same date IN 1ss9-.n Increase Of Isl, ,79s to'
= N. .2...e 1-E St.-c5c fcz Il: Eeek
, 1870-12-23

InA'eItal power of tho Getmsu6. Tney ham been
ngattn4 to npA the threat nj sarstgn t1vAAon,
and % ASseft the right Of zroAS counuy 70 too-
situ'e ltaeli Ia the VsJ most n nctve 10 k1e fnl
deSe.apmfns Of fstesauroe<- Tae 90 = Of .4ese
eRo. u Wn BE- Isr'-aHcd Il II eaa b. I.utf s'td in
hhttrt that The King Of PyusstA ha1 exaaulted
Ausek On Pslts NGfe given. aod the eondftou1 Of
~--A were Iu5t, m?ref1re, ard In AccorrRnce
WtA tue policy md tto sentiments OF the Agt.-
uef NzjestJA Gov.Tnn eat wtah lhltlr snouM
b .lea1ly unlerytood, what tne1r conduct b u
ne1so plainly snoWn. that ineJ hAve no wfsa -
dt7et eupern0ou5 ot unacceptable Advtca 70 tue
Eow made In Unst friendly eptr1s arse ffom
iheiT arteLti1n hlTn8 been formally ara IN 70
confeque1 ces OF 40 formidable chtrac1ef Is in
from tne prolonged Investment of Paris They
car not rf1n1tn allent OK leava anything nnt:ttd
which NAV h1Te rendencJ to avert tnca feaI-
fpl and uneIaMpled catastrophe Am, with
great truth and respect, my lord, Ac-
GRANVILLE
, 1870-12-23
A MYSTERY OF FIFTY YEARS
AGO SOLVED.
Tho Entc OF Chancellor Lnnsing-H1c
Was Not Murdered, but Committed
%MAcldn.

WINS Mot Murdered, buk Committed
Suicide.
-. Frp,. fA< Schenectady Star. DIR. Ii.
We have in recent issusa Of tho 40ar made
reference to Thu11ow Weeds letter regarding
the my.tesy Of Chancellor LAnGnHs fate, ia
years ago. an eminent citizen OF this State,
COW declared, put him in possession Of lutoE-
mAsioD which, {n tho Judgment OF the Infor-
mant, clearly proved ,hi. Chancellor lansing
had been murdered, and that through the
agency Of ce1tain parties WhosA names thus
further invoking promise that, ahouid Mr.
Weed survive the parties implicated, he
would publish the facts. This contingency
has now occurred; but Mr.. Weed etates
that, on 1nstu1e consideration and consul
tation, he has concluded that circumstances
aud he declines TO publish the facts OF The
alleged murder. We publfrhed, few days
since, letter from John l. Livingston, \
grandson Of Chancellor Lanting, calling upon
Mr. Weed TO make known ii. the facts and
circumstances regarding the fate Of tue Chau-
cellor made known to him. Mr.. Weed has
failed TO make the disclosure. md We have,
thtreforo, concluded to make known some
facts in our possession regarding the fate OF
| Chancellor Lansiug-made known TO us bS
m old gentleman, ucll.kuown aud respeet-
cd resident Of thfs city, who VAS personal
friend c1 the Chancellor And his 1Au1lir, ana
! to whom the facts We aro about to disclose
| were made known yeara ago. And from what
he believes to b reliable source The
Cbxncellor was the poasessot Of great wealth,
and had been speculaiing heavily. aud h.1
rxampcd himself. uewas In Now York. stop
Ping 1t the old City Hotel, when he received
intelligence that bis residence on State
ttreet, in Albany. had been aeized. and ga
to be cold by the Sheriff. Mr. LAufin9 wrot
letter to Albany, and took it 10 tn,
boat himself. He vas never steu Afte1Wtrd
nor was any u.ce fonnd Of him. It wAa eur
missed at the time by bis friends that he hA'
stepped CT tho pink, In the darkness. Will
leaving tho boat and been drowned. But suel
was not tbs care. Mr.. Lsnslng returned +
tho CITY Hotel. and there committed suicid
by hanging himself. The matter wAs hushe
up, the body vas aec1etly removed in the nigh
time and deposlted IN the family burial van
Of Abtan G. I.snttng, brother Of tho Char
ccl]cr, Ard the fats OF Chancellor Lansing n
maiDed n5stegy to the people, only to
solved aftet lapee Of half ! century On
| informant, WHO il man Of ver1citv aud prt
bi.y, stated that te wsa fully convinced IL,
the shove factn Hc1e the trpo solution OF tt
mysterious dssappearaneo Of Chancellor Lan
ins, Now, let MS hear from Mr.. Weed-
, 1870-12-23
The Produce MARK cts.

EHw YnRk, Dec. q --Cu1roH-In active de-
uard ard &c higher; middtin9 untaads, 1okc-
y 1aopUs
500 orls; supe1nne winter Wessere. ta25Aa+0:
common % good extra. ssss.61o: Esod @
eaa;se ens ohs j. Ees Eou: essse H. soai
urchsrzed. Corn mea! qa'et Whest IN fair
den and and nrm: rectfr:s: son bu; oh
rngs' - II amber weatrD. iaa1 g: white Mieh-
Ks,iey tuls- Malt urcnaogrt. Com sca:c. and
ytiiow. DARE. Oats Ii tat demand and nrm;
fecelp;e, l0ce0 bn: Western xnd Ohio. 5nastc.
HAT-F1rm; sf.lo shipping, aod slla31,s5 at
Hors-CrchanRtd- -..
GKocERlE-Conee IN fair demand. aud nrm:
,:Fs ,:e 9ss, n;ss sussr n' cues &c 1ce
Stw Orleans mosasses nrn Mt ss8'5c. Rlee, eh
a.c.
PEnvstpNs-Mess PORK 1smer. xl9.co. new,
s;s-taas;y..5: prime mesF. s1s.eoalAso: new
future ae,s,y y 8 s1s ~. As., Sesi'
m1m, IN oca 500. cus meats dn.L Piain
sesSs @ 81 saq IT, sses e.
= aud and arm prime ttean1, ll4917.fc: kettle.
Isxc: Jsuuar., t4tc
c caar1sI-in gool demand at san prices; 20
lehc.
,ua la her: shipping, = .9.7s Il. Wheat il far
demard and nrn; ne. Spring: = 539l q: wtnter
WeneIn- O1ta In fair demand and nsm II eo9
Sic. Com qules md pI c1"nc-t.
rzov1sIoss and beef nru. Cut meats
pnces. Lard IN fair demand and nsm: 1skc for
rterent srd future delivery.
~ WnisIxy-Uuet aud unchanged ut S&H8a5c.
, 1870-12-23
MISSOURI.

c.,. Ds...
A"@h7se kk"e. O~aeket. eAtA1eAe - a.o
GovernoF.Elecs-Ht Hcsponsos
fte7n fhs ", Louis Ds1.oesrt, Dee. ~
The following very poauted,y xorded Letter
nf cnrrrn.nl,t1nn frn,,, = Ihrrn nnnnher ~
sha snier.d e3,,x.c. ~ p;,r. f.nnntr N;ssnre
~ e1'e.s s's1sI sI ~ - nt3t 4-A0sHs.
Nu1 eGl lpot1eo !ne I1De.A aeIupAe@a uEAnt
IN tno faka eleetou1 to6et1eS NlL0 Inc fesponae
OF governor HToWn to the Same, h1a been
sent to us with \ reQueet for publication:
TIE LETTER.
Drr. s is;n
Hor,. d Gretx Bto.ra. Gopx-ros- E4et aT Hteou1:
Hik: YCu ste. perhapa, aware ms ID me l.te
ELECTION for Gp7el per tae ooiosr,i vote or mis-
counts wss nEa,ly uuautmous,y cass for you. Yuu
h.y+ HEN hpnofed tith fcsirT ftj1:t1Rt from
nemccr.ts and Republican, oFef your uutuph Adj
election, aud nox, MS colorec voters Of this
county. vno supported grn, oesIre In this manner
to extend our core1ssuianonA 7
brought to bear to induce colorcd voters 70 opposr
,eu1 election, hut We recognized tu you the eay,y.
bcl1 and ftaiiess friend OF our ern4ncIps,i3p aud
yd Or Iecorn "a cran and Clear for ire dom against
slavery. We iuftteT recognized in the platform
upon which you stood, the b. Dad, liberal catholic
principle OF universal 4 1nhood suffrage.
FeAIA are entertained In rome minds that your
Ike ION VII tend, IN tho future political c9nls'ts
In our StatF, to plsce power Ia The hands Of those
c*hlroiI.d " reactloni15 pclncal Influences uli-
nnatey ltsdinE to the hisfrarcntsement, and, per
hst :. 10 Reimbursement Of colo'ed men.
We have 20 turh fear, and, 10 casting our vose4
ios Joo up. a;lsheta, platform, We nessv. tnas we
pTe ye tuiaci tic ri0nss and lssedom OF III men.
Again e1ttndiog to YOU our s.nc:re congratn,a-
tione, we are, respectfully yours
, 1870-12-23

dueovrry By which atmospheric oleost1clty VA
Dr. Forster, Of ElSlp. &rur stretching wires N
particular ulrccllons 4vcf Geld ut barley QAN
mort luruifsrt seaetauo1 prntuc.d "a eonSe.
quence. In 1874. ". Ross R'ssed to t1h Fatrs>st'
Ciuo, In New fofk, II st. svtnE psaottd potatoes
In drills, he b0teu ~ uae End OF roy = copper
plate. connected by = ~tta With 4 Eoc plAta =
the ether end OF the row, IN Auntrsd feet Away.
On;ihe Sd Of July Hame Of tho nav potasoes Ia
xhts row were found to be two and 4 hNf trches
10 diameter whlk the FowB on either side h1o
mt formed tuhera Of haY IN inch. Il u Aa10 shAt
e5ECtrc-cuttufe has produced thirteen measures OF
harley, when Is L~t common mode pfoduoed oot
, 1870-12-23

The following Ere the pr,ces now current:
G. sas sst"eo-s.---.-... ..-..-..*Iee SSSaA
Tn.eness.fTe shingles 10 be two s; inches i
tnlctnssa; ss 1,x lsrEsa-Axtten inches Thsee dos.
MhfAls ND 'ssf TfsSERs n 's'eS:f ssWsS-rue d.
Tix-Bo1 TN pase, re- i0xss. stoso: .ooaug,
lc, s!c.eo: large pigs, sc: small psss, nc; bar
CUFf1x-copper bottoms, ssc; b.az.e.s, owe. II
SaERr Z,Hc.Fuss quality, caak. 1ohc; dsa
eoS WIZ sat Is i, e: md T. 1oc: 10 to II. lie:
r. ING: u md y: ,ake; Is and ID a+s; H. tx:
= NHiisHNo cnanrc vas msae In rates to-day.
RS inquiry ms ~: cd, ssg, =; =. sa fes'
ts5s: nae %. p kee. $40; nne eloed. 3d. kez.
OIis-Bas nsss vss shck, aud wines weEe
steady md unchanged. We quote a fo!lows:
ssc: boi,ed s,.oo: wnaie oiI, sdc: bank oil. sae;
:5sl ss s o y s:ps;us ses e
NJ Atsfoor oil, No !. S11oa1so: strictly pure sLso
~ii10cu1rRY-s,,es i1c tc-day were made as s. 7aa
Is foe dr esed chickens: Wal t>r d. turkeys;
$s-toHts0fos do ducks: aId s'eo9s,oo Tor da
GAhE-QuaN sold at fs.ocsa -: prairse chick
ts;:s; !:se1,s .. $50; ,.,
RiCE-We note decline Of ac on. Lou.st.na.
Other .rsas, wsse upsnarss' sS Tns aem.aa as, Va:
RsnF1e1 RsseTe as;n: IHts7ns. pagss sxsse. '' *''
sOArs-Tnere Was no Improvement IN the de-
man! but vest ta,stacsorT business s,. VI tsas.
foliovs: Er,s,vt. sHgs,ic: Aaea,,s Ftsnen
%o.s'ee. sh1sIss: s,:::; Proctor to,,,.a s:,o: G,@.
Krss savIn Imperial, :k@se: cast1's, genuine.
1sAlsc: CASTLE: American. 11hGlie: Hayes
Gos EsR,e. Ha1ss ~ II wv: W.
ley1 1s.ssdtia. sh8sc; ws!.ley = sur: sG9ss.
.aIs; i eae. !! .sss: sna i Sss. = ssa
MATE: WIS Of oHs5s.s ~ ~
au6ta'tons Wets an: a. ia,o"s: n.aG hsr1.r
nS, cso'rn m, asSs' asH 81 s,taL.' ''s' pep'|''
vas seet aenan" T., .r tnt .at1 NJ NJ
ZEE ann aeaE! "no,. Rsnsafor " co1% nnH "a
l9c; pure. at9loe: reoEta c.yssss. @asae:
esun. 1m1l,r: Ft1n. taunos5' Hsss .H trs
isnptr S NV. "0-N' pa1s' '@e'S'
.s nr.n.r nav a. snr
~: anu M p.lees 10 onenf1, T1 nrfE nf ~. 1eet
Raws Eere stesny. The demand Tas . asstse
Ase io!o~ "x -a9n,.tsS s~a9n ,,,niss
iusegd, n,eno.S 1IESf.k eu ~, stsnJstd sIvG "a
1s.;e: i. ssandsie, iisHac; exaa c. .sansl.
aa Ie1a9 IS is,Sisxc: SSs % eomo % t:,l la
I1Er- fnna mrirrc IL cho,cr. iIEaI4c. pnft1
1 n,;,n,a nMT, r. rnsdra ,qai9Lc. GjsEans hnI. com
rI nn - ~ tsr iaiis.c. N.xans hox nTime r
nhn.r. ~ 1sl,ttataSc. 1nn,.s.e. xngsr = pEtaI0.
EnoS, o.a, sG,aisn. C.,vsq4s 1.nor s1TG
11Uc. MchMnnn isS1sEc: fnnv isin,d
1aam1sLr ~ '~'o~~~' AAe A''-1'N
1 1rnIrt:S- rn.r. was 1.s, activity In tna de
,nsrd for ms stns nj noods hut nr1crs ruleT nrn
| % ann unrhsnrrd va anote. Common syTul
ss9 4oc: Cuns tnclssses. soa4sc: Forto Rco mn
4 iassrs Sca6se: New orleans raolauxeA u u.w. 1A1
~. grscIs rne:yhnnee ma rn,den syrups ss.SSSs
ertrs :fxS-sc. chsire silver drins. snSssc: ailre
arins.' eIs;s Sae. 93csSti.*o. 'ps'
s snna AMI sAYEKAT1'sLTbe rrartet e1
h;hi,.n a Ii, ,e9Yer Of rctitty. and ouota,,np
s1aS s,a.ar ~ ~ sn;,cEr. Fxia,rs SaaLr. R7n
Iulsd Eteuy. = 'o!,ue T1s MMfrs., ~