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The Forfv-First CONGRESS.


Congress has agreed 10 diouru to- uorrow.
So Tar II has accomplished bus little IN meet
ing the wants i the country n large, and the
warmcsl friends Of the Radical party are in
tcuscty disguslcG 81 the way the time Of the
session has been frittere3 away.
The most Important measures .dopfed are
the Pacific Railroad bills by viii 81 Fremont
Jay Cooke and others have obtained franchises
which they can readily dispose Of Tor millions
Of dollars. This makes the railroad ring rich
and forces the hara-worziDg settlers 10 pay
from s. TO So per acre Tor land which under
tie homestead law belonged 10 them. The
appropriation bills foot up - bout $500 goo, goo,
m amouHt which shows that very little has
been accomplished ia the way OF reducing
expenses. Several financial measures have
been introduced, some passed and others are
in the hands Of conference committees. The
national bank ring IS supposed to have been
allowed to issue S54 600, 0y0 of additional
currency, on which the people are compelled
TO pay double interest, and $4,000 0 o Of
three per cent. certificates are to be withdrawn
from circulation. The tariff has been tinker
ell a little, some items being "a sed and others
reduced. The burlenSome taxes on coal and
other necessities Of the people gemalD about as
before.
All practical measures adopted during the
present session show determination On the
palt Of Congress to perpeyua,e the present
power Of the dominant party, ana overthrow
all the sacred rights Of STATES and individuals.
The fifteenth amendment enforcement act, by
which the power of the ballot box in all the
states is committed to the protection Of federal
JUDGES and federal buyoucts, Is among the
most infamous Of the measures which have
been urged, The act prescribing the manner
Of raJifyinc constitutional amendments also
places IL in the hands Of Congress 10 secure
almost anything 1t wishes in this direction.
! ON the whole the present Congress has ut
ter}y failed TO meet the wants OF expectations
Of the people. The session has been u long
one, tut nearly all the time has been
spent in private political and money making
schemes to die neglect Of those important il
aaucial and political questions which so ur
+ gently demand a solution. The Senate could
during its last week devote nearly whole day
/ to personal quarrel over the New York Col
/ lectgr but has no time to consider and act upoI
any measures demanded 10y the people
T Milwaukee News, l4Jh inst.
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n -0r--r ~ Gi----;---l - ~, T:--.---
a,rar3 - -, -; ''l''S l'l.sl'c
b6i ha,,s - '',,.i.''. Il ..eS |loIA
d,fv,itrhrir -. 80 -
The IDEA ,h~f thsv go ..- ~
and very ii;t,s f. talv v11ii - e2 ~ '-,i'
bic in enc lot az min The r1.n,,;tia. -
I,Irs fcr2, n as, - - my L~o0'1.i,Les i q
Ta,y HIN L,ro I,a 90 ,''. va I,>,'u "oo'1
=, IL f...;..:l - '.''''o "a Stranger
Ia9I Min IF J; L o5''-..'.is 'lI
Trl.ras.e5 - 'la ,,',' ,''u S'.I d y'iI
Can,rs .lroa, ~ - '.o'i'''5 o.o.'ls' III
amps street, y" OIcaus. i very pretty
.''l.s i ~. ".S ooS sA,ofrihE' ~ some
- 49, i'.'.' ear nag 9-cyLl ioose"ei
gu. = lo'.S St'l"5 u c4its beSoh % Unwind
Az. anu. '; ,l C."h Ter lstA h'eFy step sA9
.goN ''.-.-',l'- ~ T'@i.l.'''Jh 70 0'i"-3'
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The WISCONSIN, CESsU=-DIsAPporyT-
NENTs.-The official figures already received
and Published in this paper show a remarkable
difference between previous expectations as to
population and the actual figures The entire
census OF the State will not be completed until
september, but we apprehcnd that in most
cases the result will sadly disappoint tho ma
jority Of spectators in most localities as ia
the actual number Of the population: and that
the censas-takers viii be generally and most
unjastly censurod for their fidelity to fact.
/ rom present indications not city in the
state contains the number Of people credited to
u IN popular opinion, and the discrepancy in
the towns viii De FrOPordoaatcly iaIger ih8n
III the Giles. IL Is true that Wisconsin has
grown lsascly the past ten years. Il. every f.sr-
u u-ar except as 10 geogra Paicll dimensions
but It : clearly not lrae that she has passed
through the war and III intaiued its previous
ralle Of inc.c2- Mil .ukcc News.
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To Subscribers.

We wish 10 say to those Subscribers Hho
are indebted to Us tor The PlEoT, that We
are in need Of money as re intend makTg
some new additions 70 our Office whieh can
not be done without those Who are behind
will ray up. We hope thar each indly' /
nal will zee the necessity Of his dtmaL4
and do their .Lare toward enabling Us 10
obtain new material.
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.


Y aSllIlgtOl.
Mr. FrelinGhuysen has been confirmed .
as minister 70 England by the Seaate......
The Senate has passed the Indian appro- /
prlaIon BIZ giving $4,000 to the In
dian ite.....European news IS iroduc-
ing great excitement in this city.....On /
August Ist, 378 new money order
Offices will be distributed over the coon>
try.....Au appropriation Of $500. 900 has /
been made tor new government building
at St. I.ouil....Gen, Grant has postponed .
his visit 10 Long Branch for a few days /
Wisconsin.
Oshkosh cnims to have the best brass
band in the S.ase....Thcre are 100 toach~
ers in Attendance at the Association il
Natertoun. Chief Justice Chase aud
John c. BrecAiulilgc were in Milwaukee,
Gu the 12jh....~The board Of Education
Of Waukesha recommend the appropria-
ton OF $4,000 f.r school purposes the
coming ycar......Ll Crosse has four sqaaws
and one indian >bo1eiing dirt on its street
IN the ball and caain gang......A railroad
! - !, c., .,r,..al froo, Raea,hnrrh 70
[,.9,.o, H. ,f,I+3.r olD,,amb,r 1871
,.--,..1.5 .,'....-1.oa ;,,l;ao ,.a.a s1-7
P,v''10 .v W. . =,
W. :" 10 az am So -, '''
right q way ana oSi''' S'o,'i''s''',''- : va
ing atte@p, has "eeh MADE 70 DuFh ~ u'1
$4,000 bridge at Chippewa Falls The
-,,,.3,,r. 49,, - 60, t.,u, 4r5 ~ Il, lpra. lDa 81.
and lire set. y Waterman discovered Ii
and PIT It oat..,..,i"9 coo"L7. l'"S % %
calo '"e ho| laS-aa ilo>P,''' ''''s az
.'.a.' % I QUO. T I i'.c "I.'''I' o,i.'''o Z.
"ec.o'i'- upon '"5 ,'e'''o"' "''i'''-,' II VIZ.
P'oy'05 '' 'oaa's' ~. III from ''' ,' C,,I
efh portion d Like " ''",o' ,'','',,A ~ a.
EaaNce A'1tn'h nance Au1o'in -h1'zI',
"hi'e Mo'IhS q 0in''2 '"l.3 "lalo''l'o
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ORIENTAL MILLS.

Keep constantly on hand all kinds
Of Flour, Feed, Meal, Pearl Barley
&c, which we offer for sale at The
VERY LOWEST PRICES. We
STALL always warrant our -four; Gus
tom grinding will be satisfactory.
We call special attention to our
PEARL BARLEY ROOM, which is
.jast completed, whereby We are en-
abled to exchange Pearl Barley for
Barley.
Orders for anything in our line viii
lie promptly filled and delivered.
c5-1y SCuCETTE < VAIL.
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EEr. Grant and His Friends.

III. Grant and His Friends.
7 Il a question lust now which Of two parties
to q certain contract Is praying The more fer
ya,,tfs- Nh. Grant t. he delivered from Lis
friends e., Ills friends to be deliycre! from Mr. /
Grant The Democrats are in It position TO
,vmaatlizc with bosA parties, ani, lrom this
point Of view, Mr.. Grant could not have a
greater curse than his friends, ami his friends
could not have u greater curse th a Mr. Grant.
II Nj Grant, as some Of the Radical journals
now Intimate. is going o Tu.u the Republican
party. Mr.. Grant cau TeroIt that TIE Re: gJ.!-
c1u party ruiuei him. The justice OF tie case
seems TO lie as mGch Oh one sile as on the
otaar.
The Radical party made Mr.. Grant, and
now proceeds to demolish him. Mr.. Grant
wss expected to finish the Republican party,
i and lie lbs finished it, but not exactly in the
sense tlat was intended. Lincoln retarded
Mcclellan. and finally removed him. because
ha Wa. ,.ro.,,..Ial rs i daugeraus rival. and
Gran. y.s nut in because il was concluded
tbat he vas harmless in Ills respect. lis
NO. lie letter served the party right for It's
tre4cAyry! Ca the other hand, the Republic
ctu party found lir Ora az the close Of the
war q prosperous and q popular mun.--Iich in
tie possession Of life Office with a large sal
any. and rejoicing in lie uustintcd applause
lit i nation The Republican party resolved
t. utilize this prosperity and this popularity
Mr.. Grant Of his life position and his
Fl.c, II. history. Who can now b--ruj5e Mir.
Grsut his privilege Of demyug the Radical
.rqr-s of irs riches and its claims. for personal
...Eaut4g.-! This is Just what Ir. CraLt is
a ny aui die luHors afg easy.
Tic French Yeapl. have succeeded in mol
-l,f IN. avid NM n, % 49,, W. -, y'erY'Hin-
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TIE DEM0COATIc EICroRY II OREGON.
The Democratic victory IN The state of
Oregon is complete There was some
douh, expressed as to the resuI, on member
Of Congress, but the official figures EJECT
the Democratic candidate by majority Of
343. 0a governor. Mr. Groyz ncr, Demo
crat, has a majority Of C3I. The Lazis.a>
ture Is Democratic in both branches, thus
securing a Democratic United States SEN
atog in place OF Williams, Republican,
The popular er0uni-swelI is beginning to
reach the United States Senate, which.
for a long time, has SO utterly misreprc,
scented the American people. Ia two or
three years the places that now know many
ci the Radical leaders will know them 10
more Milwaukee NeEs
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him TO the ps lace. Tie route Law through "a +
spgu Id street, 'UHter-lea Linden, winch +.
vs. covered with dags and granIiy i,iumiuat-
ei Iort4c occasion. All along the march the I.
crowd shouted. checred and sang tie national (
hymns The King salutel the crowd from
tie palace windows.
Great Britain and Ireland.
London, July 8.
Net one word Of Thiers' remarkable speech
was allowed 70 reach England by telegraph.
There has been "a Systematic scheme atgOs TO
deceive Europe about public opinion in France
respecting war and deceive France about the
opinion OF Europe The kilograms to English
papers during the last week have misrepre-
scented the tone Of the French independent
press, and suppressed the manifestations
agsiuSt war. The press censorship was never
more active and INSCRIPTIONS, in spite of its
first warning. The English press now, With
out exception charges France with the respou-
sibjIity tOr war.
/ II appears that after Grammont's declara-
ton Z demand was made for the dispatches.
Olivier. after refusing to give them, was COM
PEELED to admit chat France had finally declal-
q war on account Of PrussI i dispatch
communicating TO European courts the King
refusal to receive the French Ambassador,
and that Ills dispatch, thus made The basis Of
war had not been seen by any French Minis
ter. The government had, in fact, declared
war on what Purported TO be an abstract Of
that dispatch supple, Dy two y, EeHen sIies
"Osg ,,'l'5s3 H. VIZ .gj ~ -. = %' a
~. II t,,a ,nl;,rt When tI'a ,a,ia., -
voted an extra Tar credit If SOC coo 0y9 francs
TIE Left again 81; silent.
GREAT SPEECH OF THEIRS.
Theirs, after declaring his loyc for his
country and PATRIOTS Determination when thc
war should BE declared, 70 grant to the gov
crument the names ofeonquering, said: our
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4 LOT Of fellows. black and White. who
were forming Uai3a league IN Q southern
town, lai % Use 8 copy Oi Shakespeare for
their o4ta. atc,a-s ghere vas not Bible 10
De f5aal IL the reiEhea.h0od. IS they
did uot know The difference, however. the
Dissertation was about as bad as Ii Bible
had been used II Chicago Tines.
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The Downfall OF RadicaEsm

Tor Tho first umc since It's o. s""'~'''o"
the Radical party !, without resource.
The constant dtsertouS from It's ranks
which have been going Oh Tor years nave
been filled by The deliberate Manufacture q
votes for the per- etuaJlon Of power. Now,
tic material is all used mp Is The Ioth
Amendment, While descrilons continue III
greater numbers than ever. The gun which
was fired in Connecticut in April the
overwhelming Democratic victory in New
Yoik. The sou..d from tie Pacific coast, AL
,.u ~, ,,o,a .to,v-aI} tell Us that E.Ii
catI9h Is ue"'". |'N'
Throughout the coud1y the hajleai
press are ''''u w" I'o ': =. i, '' ,,oI
n ~ = ~ ..,,;ma1,.. n,,1;.,I .tarl
3,,.,.,,;g,t;,n ncrva5cs its
A'' '''.' =" :, - ".
t'''NS !" ~ H. ..,,.,. e ,roso NUT
h'1 vi At ';' t ~. o,'.'' M m.
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! bNtht, tilt American Minister. has arrpg Il
to protect prus-ian subjects now in France,
and adds that Washbune has certainly not
made such promise without hayinr Grct I'LL
! tanned the consent Of the French o,rn,.n-
mcnt. The ,uorpia,r ,,ln,rs sa,. ~ -
SLAMS now IN France Shall not be expelled
from the country if they observe stricI
neutrality.
No diplomat or other foreigner will be
/ allowed IN he treuch camp.
l.! LjbeIte, the Theirs party organ gives
ii t4eEcA programme. The army viii first
eater iiesse to neutrallze the southern
States 81 Germany. and then occupy ana
ioriliy frankfort. From this point they
VIII sweep all the Prussiln territory to the
left OF tine Rhine, and then enter Prussia
BY way cf Westphaiia and the CONSTRUCTION
Ct the Confederation will io.o9.
The Patrie, this morning. saws the Prus-
sian Ambassador at Jenna, here on ms
sage, started last night for Berlin. with TN,
official declaration OF war.
Elfl Granville arrived from London yos
Jeruay. ana had a three hours cou,erruca
with the Emperor.
The t0pcror Yesterday received \ dopu
.ation o. officers of the National Gpard of
Paris liz response to their CONCENTRATIONS
he said he had relied unop The Natj3naI
Guard Ga then dyycloncd tho rrasSrr;In
al The rani.al ar,ir., H. 49,
The Minister If W. L.s o.L,l -,
CggpS IorisI,.ir f,r tl,,, io,,,,sa ol-tlI, -.
ifar ~, - ' -. - ~ -
one hundred ami f,rt,. ,j,o.,g-,., -,
that The contin,ent 1,9r La ca,r'd nr, =,
$50 TN i,a iy-i N'-'-- gay -
NH, n,..:, :.
~ - - -'"!'l-Gl "otlGs>
= : - no ne p1 '-'0iisL-d 'LH ne
rTS ~, 80. ~ ,l ,,:1 RPM ,,
=, as ''i''A "1 SIttai announces the
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aa % - or 20 ans = -, ,,Tt
NroEr. rEuM sErT. /. 1902 10 pN'h'
/. 1860. TO DATE.

Vnr> rsHaa Qaei Nef fii1e' @'4@''' AN -' i'' " ''
UtNp-N,- r moderate request and steady al l'.c gold
tr.,f f.rIs 80 .rar'lrs arf nominal.
. b.. t.r Srtrs. srt > lrd > Jl for Retail lots
MOD ,> light All confined entirely 10 loOois OF
i. - ,,n, OF w. bel. - ibis Il s'G PC. cash
vtT sr1rFS r.r. fl uoriray unchanged We quote:
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4 CADEMY OF MUSIC.
"A POSITIVELY LAST WEEK or THB
PARFPA ROSA ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY
MONDAY EVENING March. y. .
MARIANA MARTINA. NARfTANA
gssms PAREPA ROSA IN her great n NARTTASA Mrs r.
sHGUIS, CASTLE CAMPBELL, LAURENCE HOWARD, sni
others =. 80,
Conductor. ....:..,..:...:.:..... hr CAKL sosa
On TUESDAY decided novelty will b. offered in the rs Production
nRvso ,G'h Of '0' "'O'' OBER5y OBRROS
Madame PAREPA MAJ Sglin. Messrs Castle Laurence
Hall and DeidlL - - - -,,
WEDNESDAY Of Miss ROSE HESRB Arbers Charming
BLACK DOMINO and tue brt act Of AIokh haAs
PARBPA ROSA as LEoNORA. -
Tickets for sale at he Acaiemr ard 7ol and l B'oisay
GRAND OPERA HOUSE,
" Corner Of Tve1:rth ri.. SRI u ghhave
EIGHTH WEEK
TWELVE TEMPTATIONS.
MORE NEW FEATURES
POUR GRAND DIVER. SsbMBNIS ,r,,,
aOZH LUPO, BR.NEIu ALhkkUhl'
SPuDtLLI COESl.
THR GREAT AJAX
And 100 beautiful Corvphees ard Corps te Ballet
TIE Grand
SPANISH BALLET
Universally pronounced both n1mber and n1tOnsi
the chef ddlvre OF rpshorrau excellence
GRAND TRANSFORMATIONS sCENE.
EVERY NIGHT AND SATi kDAl MATINEE
sdvauee tie Box Oce $50 a. >ear.
ADD Eue Railroad Ticket once cor
ner Tseutyhrd IT and BrcsdWsr.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

r.rBV March Consos opened az 1. FOR money. and
Twenty l2j
Ten Fores 06 Eir Railway 2ll; Atlantic and
s.1..f Western. %. Illinois Oeutrsls. ll6t
i..y Ng--t t5-lI:1n m-Liusd Cakes quiet. Refined Pc
f-,.fr Hu'I 30 o. gallon. Lu,-r1 OF tut
yFErlui 90 o. Motion opened quiet aud ulClausel
D.. .s. OF OH. Cas-. IpHuI laIcN
T.,E,oET March 2Unted bonds opened active and
J..H.tr.r' o. l.51 4-.0t.
PAN. N,-,a 6-TBe Boar.e opened srn; Bes;e ar pc
Haven. Match 81 opcuet
.,r.s.P. March 26.-Petr0leum opened Eat
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,,,,--. To- n. h,. ths saaa os ee ao'1 w f,r r,rv
80 tl 49,. : sfi unsettled a. ~, ,tt,,.
$50 80 49,, t- r.r t.fItg sud E"h Ann't G -, -,
..-,t, re1ossf ed rf,.s irriu n AT 40
km 49,. - f.-f.s. Dos chiefly VI 'Al''' -,
g.. rsrd dsrl,unn 81 on tp',., ~. e,r.s,orlirr
re..s h-.t.s alnrJ l1N"N N.'nes Wv ..,b' nh
fs."N 80, wir,e- 30 oibs.i' been 'oa W. -, -,
vesa he.r ra--ha~l during the mo- 20 " 49,, ~
esuiss'ct a. - - ssrce rot rs'le ths steady decline n
hf inrres q ine leslrr " VIC
fa - I'D .r,ek iskc ports ani 81 'latI
s- nc Is ben without na.r - ~ -. ~.
- ' . .ffrrrr have hsru friac~ toi me h'
tts 80 ua.f irrfrs bsse been ae To pm W. -
- Az. bns has been tanc oar ai'e' ~" ~
r- f ~ .rTtrs crar favorable Wan Ne baN .
80 - he rarr tie iUsi apparent lUt u l"e
re' 80. ro ftts probable rilu. Tooay ne mafAsi -
..4sr ale d. gold sni advance il hes rs ~ 40
III ,-r Hu ef export aui milling teUari ssirs nj
- a - 90 ~ ~ 3 Chicago Sprtg. ah"'' no
ln"N Nlssal.s n stow. sud Hsntsomc 90 ~ -,
II :. ID ta- AuHer MHuesota 10 store, : % ~ "a Ct
e. 7. store. 81 for Waitc hcigsn, an - -. - g,..
W., ,,..r.es Bsrsr o. heli Nth Increased a n tine
r Nj d. fu .r teua1d sa's 80, hasa ~ t,,se
90. s o actre tss daag4 sas. s-ie rro
FsI . ier Nes bhu at'a N.s'
-. ID t- t- store ssoaf. isrf ahl i go,t
800 e.. Frru., blc stoat corr - .stfr. 'sps
$500. DO f.. bone tr Iaseru trade Nolile'l ',, 81 p II,
4. pt tr, 70 tr ~ 90 ot Nes Nesirfp I. . us Is
=. .-.. " r..r. le.ua 40 - o3a - co. 'i 49,,
a 49,. s., ,.. % > u oH 3. And ? % an'at
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Z PER CENT GOLD LOAN
.REE OF 4. y. TAN
OF TIE
Burlington, Cedar Rapids, and Mime
sofa p. r. Co.'S
FIRST MORTGAGE
80 YEAR BONDS,
WITH INTEREST IN GOLD. INCLUDED FROM NOV lat;
AT 9j.
TRUSTEES:
J. EDGAR THOMSON, Philadelphia.
CHARLES l. FROST. NeW-York.

These Bonds payable principal and n, IN oir at Ses
iok London the Interest being payable May and November
They convertible into stock protected by liberal Sg
Fund
They issued upon the the road only the
are completed aud in successful operation
They only by 6r lien the property
and franchises Of the Company but also by earnings and
ample road depend for
their security upon which the road ~ expected create
Over Three Million Dollars already expended the road
Eghtyhree miles " road already completed and equipped and
show large earnings remainder Of the line progressing rapidly
toward completion
The State Iowa through which this road Of he richest
agricultural sections OF Its large and extending population
and its immense yield Of agricultural products create demand
for the construction Of this road.
The also through the fertile aud growing state Of Minnesota
rsverses the most nerprsng and grorHg portion Of TIE Vest
forms The shortest great ia direct communication
wh Nep- York. C1b0go. aud 81 Louis
Having thoroughly Investigated all the conditions affecting the security
OF these Bonds feel justified giving them unqualified indo
fcass and thoroughly safe investment Gov
Bond possibly be- and paying nearly per
than Fve-Tvenies.
marketable their fall pu- free Of commission and
express charges received IN payment Pamphlets aud furnished
application
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professional guticrs.

professional 1utius.
A SUCCESSFUL PRACTICE of 40 years in
n the treatment 81 Special enables Dr. LEWIS guarantee
perfect cure to the aeied when all Others have failed ohee
Bsach-s.
nR OLIN, % BOnd-st., NewYOrk of Union
IL reputatou oGee reception waiting nursing and
complete America Fees moderate Send
b.. rps for t.ea Pamphlet Thousands oftte unfortunate from
.v.rv Sa. cured annually failed
b., opiniou costs nothing. Holrs pa 10 70 3 ,. m
mr. ENANSs medicines are powerful, safe,
ant alapted either practice Of
hry years special diseases enables him 20 guarantee
Manhood restored Cal or wtte Otee - ChstbsntN NJ
THE MOST CELEBRATED PHYSICIAN in
city Of Nervous Debility aud Urinary Diseases is
Dr. LEWIS, Beacist
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RECEIPTS or PRODUCE.

ffH-
N,rrt 100 hale. Cation - pigs Ashes ESQ bills Four
AH..s r 55C bush bl5i bush oats.
l.. va; .if bush Barley 00 bush Grass SEED. III bush
7sa. Nel on bags Corn Meal 2lti pkg Petroleum
r.. Def pap. Meats p pigs LAM, 20 pkes h,esru,
Butter 4 Cheese lnl7 IBIS Eggs 81 hb, IanN
r.s frts Dressed Hogs $50 bhs WHISKY 55a bales
WOOL ha, Hemp a bales H'P $40 sides Leather ~ HIDES
huts Tobacco. or Lead 100 bids Moasses
I 154U Horns, 225 pkgs Wine 'oI has Mustard seed
& lf., o..
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3masr,uts.

VNALLACK's. .-., ,,..,,,cs
w PROPRIETOR AND MANAGER. Mr. LESTER WALLACh
DOORS OPEN AT "a 10 COMMENCE Al OCLOCh-
EyBkY EVENING
ant
SATURDAY MATINEE At y r. u.
PIFrH WHEY OF THE
PPTH WEEK OF THH
SUCCESSFUL NEW DRAMA.
SUCCESSFUL NEW DRAMA.
LOST AT SEA,
LOST All SEA,
LOST AT SEA,
LOST All SEA.
LOST Al SEA.
LOST AT SEA.
WITH A POWERFUL CAST
snd
STARTLING AND EFFECTIVE SCENERY,
STARTLING AND EFFECTIyB SCENERY
including - - - -
THH PIER At HrNGRRFORD
THE PIER At HJSGERFDRD
EXTERIOR or ACTON VILLA,
EXTERIOR OF ACTON VILLA.
THE hARVFLOrSLY REAL
THB MARlELOUSiY RIAL
BURNING ATTIC.
BURNING ATTIC
BURNING ATTIC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-28

qaiei AZ ~ -
COTTON MARKETS
Nirch 26 aut weak; Tow NfNinT nou
receipts "a bales; exports ooasvse 100 bales soeA Dub
RrrvopF M March % Cotton srmer; MAILING 92ic net re-
csp 10 bAes ooasvse 50 baes total l'J bales stock ' bales
"a to-day 80 bales -
SavavNtH Ca March quiet, Mdiing Gle receipts
bales - bales sales Ion bales stoct va bales
CuaHLFsroN c. March lCotou quiet and steady Mdinfs
2 receipts go bales, exports coasiw - bales sales % BALES
stock D. so bales - A.,
NswOmRAN March l-Ci,ion firm With fair demand; Md
ding Pc receipts 6ss bales, errors-to Havre ~ hses 70
Hamburg a2 bales Msga 200 haesi burned 10 baesi sAes
t..lO bses. stock. 29s 845 bales
osrpS ql and steady; Mdlurs 23lc net
receipts - bales coast"se 90 haes total te' bales SAFES 20
b les sioct. 1O0o bales - . -...
advanced 81 25d 70 80 Timothy higher al - 70 q
nominal No Quecroa 81 Flour fat ami TIE market yor'
bugers Erra Family asa ~ Other grades unchanged
Wheat da Ri l8d ~ 25 white 5oG4l 40 Bye declined TO
pic Con-Yelow sales 500 bush. at sc Oats steady at SOC
t quei lqlc refined POKE Provisions looking FORK
so so Lard and Whisky unchaureds 49,.
MFyPHts March quiet. held al Pc for MdihrF re-
CENTS hses Flour heavy AZ - 80 Corn - dc
50l6ic Mess Pork 80 80 Baeon-ShoudeTs,
lie Buk Meats-Shoudeu l5.c' sides l'e . , -.
NOBLE 26Coon quiet. Mdfings 2lc Receipts, 4li
EXPORT 81 bales NewOeaus B bales TO NeWlOfA SAFES
900 bales Stock q. az bales
GALVESTON March with moderate demand receipts
bales exports y bales; sales go bales Stock SsO bales
ArsrTa Ca March 2Cotton Quiet bat steady sales,
III bales; receipts rs bales; Middhug at %. alU4G
ALBANY CATTLE MARKET-MARcH 26.
the Ca't market sales OF Beeyes elected at July &C.
afvsuce sheep ruled 4c higher also