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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-05-17
Charlotte, Columbia and August
Rail Road.
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Notice.

fNIlREE months from dasc application will
be made TO South Western II il Road
Bank and South Carolina Rail Road Com.
pnny, for renewal Of certificate, date, and
number not known, for eight (S) shares of
said Stock, Also for renewal of certificate,
date. aud number not known, or eight half
shares in said Rail Road company. The
certificates standing in tho namo of Thom-
as McCnlloeh. Original lost or destroyed.
- mch l5-x3m DAN'L HALL. Ex'or.
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Ayers Cherry Pcctoral,
For Disoasos Of tho Throat md Lungs,
such az Coughs, Colds, Whooping
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma.

Probably mover before in tho whole history of
medicine, has any thing won SO widely and SO
utrpiy upon the confidence OF mankind ms thjs
excellent remedy for pulmonary complaints
IErough Il long series of years, and among most
qf the races OF men II has iiSC higher n;, iiitHHif
m thcsr estimation, IA has become c,tcr known.
lts uniform character and power to cure tho ya.
rloiS affections of tho lungs and throat have
mndo 1t known as reliable protector against
them. While adapted to mildcr forms of disease
and to young children, II Is Mt tho same time tho
most cfrctual remedy that can he given for incip.
lent consumption, and the dangerous affections
OF thc throat and lungs. AS u provision against
sudden attacks OF Group, il should hc kept or.
nanti IN every family, md indeed rs all arc some.
tmoH subject to colds and coughs all should be
prov!ucd with this nntidote for them.
Although settled COHsuUapt Is thought in.
cnrabic, still great numbers of eases where the
disease seemed settled, have been completely
cured and tho patient restored TO sound health
by tho cherry Pcctorat. SO complete is its
mastery over the disorders of the Lungs md
rhroat that tho most obstinate of them yield to it,
When nothing else could reach them, undcr the
CHERRY PcctorHi they subsilc and disappear.
singers dnd Pn6ttc Speakers find great
protection from II.
-fsthma Is always relieved and often wholly
surcd by it.
bronchitis IL generally cured bv taking the
ChcrrY Icct0rat In small and FREQUENT doses,
so generally arc Its virtues known, that Wo
need not publish tho certificates of them here or
do moro than assure the public that its uualtics
arc inlly maintained.
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New Advertisements.
Enstm ms Business &c llcgo.
A Southern institution located at
ATLANTA, GA.

Pntron;zH n Home Institution, and the
recognized Head of all Commercial or Eu-
sincss Schools for tho Practical, Useful
Education Of Young Men, training them for
an active successful life. Students are nd-
mite cv ry week day in the year. For
further particulars Of the course Of study
Terms, &c. address a. II. EASTMAN, pri. ci
pal.
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o S. "a. ID a IL I s..

RE GREAT AMERICAN HEALTH
REST0RER, ruriics the blood
nd cures Scr"fula. Syphilis. Skin Dis
'ascs, Rheumatism, Diseases of Wo.
aen, and AL Ch,onic Affections of tho
slood, Liver and Kidneys Recon-
ncnded By the Medical Faculty md
many thousands Of cur best citizens.
Read theIcStimony Of Ph, sicians and
aIirnls who have us Ell RosadaiS; send
~ our Rosndaiis Gnitc 70 llcal'h Book
n Alnana, for Ihis year, Which We
uhlish for gra,ui.ous distribution it
will give you m ,ch valuable informn.
ion.
Dr. Il. ". Carr, of Baltimore, says
| take pleasure in recommending yoar
iosadalis as very powerful Alternative.
| have seen ii used in two cases with
nnppy results ono in q case of second.
'ry syphilis, in which the patient pro-
nounccd himsclf cured after .aving
aiken five bottles of your medicine. -.
he other i case OF scrofulu Of long
standing, which is rapidly imp, owing
nndcr its use, and The Indications are
/ hat the patient will soon recover.
iaavc carefully examined The formula
IHy which your Rosadals is made, and
I'nd it md excellent compound Of alter
,iivc ingredients.
DR.. Sparks, Of Nichoasvillo, KY,
says he has used Rosadaiis in cases Of
Scrotula and Secondary Syphilis with
satisfactory rcsults---as cleanser of
INC Blood ! know no bctterrcmcdy.
Samucl &, McTacllcn, ,Murirecsboro,'
Tenn. says:
| have used seven bottles Of Rosadal.
lis, and am entirely cured of Rheuma-
itism send Inc four bottles. as / wish it
for my brother, who has scrofulcus soro
eyes.
Benjamin Bcchttl, Of Lima, Ohio,
writes, have suffered for twenty years
with IN invctcrato eruption over my
whole body; a short time since | pur-
Ichascl bottle Of Rosadalis and ii ef
rected n perfect cure.
Ro,adaii lis - so'.! ~ al! druggists.
Laboratory, Gl Exchange Place, Bal
timore. DRs. CLEMENTS g. CO.,
may i9-ly Prop,
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Gp0a>&piGgu

ILOUR Sugars, Cotfecs, Tea. Sardines,
L Candles, Canned Tomatoes, Jcllics,
Canned Oysters, Cakes and Crackers, Pep,
per, Ginger, Alspice, Gloves anu Nntmcgs,
Pickle Starch, Soap, Soda, Concentrated
Lyc, Patnsh, Blacking, Blacking Brushes.
Mustard, French Mustard. Escenc g, assert.
cd. Smoking and Chewing Tobacco,and Yam.
kcc Notions
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T.
HENRY IT. HELMBOLD'S
WyhiY Concenh ai'd Comp"urd
FLUID EXT. SARSAPARIHLA

will radically exterminntc from the system
Scrofu'n, Syphilis, Fever Sores, Ulcers
Sore Eyes, Sore Legs, Sore Mouth, Sore
Khrnm, Canksrs, HMnMinss from the Ear,
White SwcllinEs. Tumors. Canccrous flee
tons, Nodes, Rickcls, Glandular Swcllings.
Night Swcats. Rash, letter, lInnors Of all
Kinds, Chronic rheumatism. Dyspepsia,
and all diseases that have been cstablis he'd
in the system for years..
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Nj
Nj
HENRY r. HELMBOLD'S
CoNcENrEAIEp
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU.

ne GREAT nltREilC.
has cured every ease of Diabetes in which
IT has been given. Irritation OF the Neck of
The bladder and Information of the Kid
n"yS, liberation OF the Kidneys and Rlah
der. Retention OF Urine, Diseases of the
Pros tate Gland, Stone in tho bladder. Call
cnlns, Gravel l'rickdusi Deposit, and Mn.
cos or Milky Discharges, and for Enfccblc,l
and Delicate ,iiiuiions Of both Sexes,
attended with The following symptoms: In
disposition to Excrtiou, Loss of Power.
Loss of Memory, iHtul,y Of Brcalhing
Wcnk Nerves, Trembling. Horror Of Dis,
ease, WakeinlncSs. Dimncss Of Vision,
Pain in the Back, liot Hands. Flu. hing Of
the Body, DryncSs of the Skin, Eruption
Oh the Face, P"llid Countcnnncc, Unive,s sal
Lassitndc Of the Muscular System. etc
Used ny persons from The nGcs OF cigh
teen TO twenty five, and from thirty. i've TO
fifty, five or in the decline or change of life
after confinement or labor pains; bed wet
ting in children.
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Candy J Candy! Candy!

600 lbs; Assorted candy, Cash, Shoe
rly ana Elephant Prize boxes Canned
Goodf consisting of Fresh Penohos, Green
Corn, Strawberries, Oysters, Brandy Peach-
t,: es, Jelilrs IN Tumblers and Gobleis, Sar.
mnes, also fine lot Of Cigars, and Durham
smoking Tobacco, Crackers OF all kinds.
rlckles, Aimords. Butter, Pecan and Hazel
NUS, English Walnnts and many other
ar'oies numerous to mention, at
mar r. j. MoCARLEY.
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llclmbold's Extract Buchu is Dinrrtic
and Blood Purifying. and curfs all diseases
arising from habits of dissipation, aud cx-
ccsscs and imprndcnccs in life, impurities
OF The blood, etc, supcrscding r"pahia in
Affections for which it is used. and Syrl.i
liiic affections = in these diseases used in
connection with l!c.n,hold's Rose Wash.
IiIIES.
In many affection. ,cculiar to ladies'. the
Extract Buchu j. nncqnallcd by my other
remedy rs in thloro.is ur Retention, ir.
regularity. Pninfulncss ur Suppression OF
Customary IVA utsi0us, UivevR;cd o.
Schirrus state Of the Utcrns. icucorrhna
or Whites, Slerility, and for all complaints
incident to the sex, whclhcr ar; r;sng from
indiScrction or habits Of dissipation 1t is
prescribed extensively hy the most eminent
physicians and midwivcs for cnfccbled and
delicate constitutions, of both sexes and
all ages {attcnds" with any Of The above
diseases or symptomsJ
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Q
ii. II. Hclmb0Ids Extinct Buehu

CURES DISEASES ARISING FROM IMPRUDE%.
cES, HABITS or DISSIPATION. ETC,
IN all theIr'staGcs, at little expense. little or
no change In dict. no Inconvenience and no
exposure Price, One Dollar and Fifty
Cents per Bottle.
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GOODS !!

Il HE subscribers arc receiving an unusu
ally large stock of
Ladies Dress Goods,
Trim mings,
Gloves and Hosiery,
Gcntlcmen's Goods,
House Furnishing Goods,
Domestic Goods,
Hats, Shoes, &C.,
To which they invite comparison
with Columbia prices.
ALSO
Hardware,
Wagon Materials,
alhtS, OllS,
Woodcnware,
Wall Papcring,
Shades, Lamps,
Medicines,
Books, &C., &c.
Ta-ERM5 GA Ell,
McMASTER g. BRICE.
apl l3
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HENRY T. HEt.MBQl
COM MPOUND FLUID
EXtract CataWla
CIR "A PE PILLS,

Component P0rts-FIuid Extract Rhubard
ard FlWd Eatraet Catawba Grape
Juice.
For Liver Complaint, Jaundiee, Bilious
Affections, Sick or Nervous llenda che,
Costiveness, etc. Purely Vegetable, Con.
tanning no Mercury, Mineral or Dele.
tcrious Drugs.
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FRAGRANT SAPOLIENE

Cleans Kid Gloves and all kinds Of cloths
ana clothing; removes paint, grcesc, tar
%c., instantly, without the least injury to
the finest fabric. Sold by druggists and
fancy goods dealers. Fragrant Sapolicnc
Co., 50 barclay street, N. Y, 4G La Sale
street, Chicago.
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.MIIILER'S

a lot Of Heavy Hickory Walking Canes, q
fine assortment Of beautiful China
Vases, Mantle Ornaments, Watch
Stands, Thermometers, Kal
telescopes, Magnetic
Toys, Sun, Spy and
AIagnifyng Glasses
Gyrcscope Tops.
French Air
Guns,
W. liking
Dancing and Revolving Mechanical Fig
ures, India Rubber, Willow and Ivory
Ratlles, Plain and Fancy Eolorcd
Marbles, Glass Agates, Rub
her Balls, lunming Tops,
China and Britannia
Tea Sets, Cups,
Saucers and
Mugs,
With Motocs, Mognifying Watch Charms,
Wooden Guns, Pistols in great variety,
together with a host of other ar,i-
cles, which it would be impos>
sible 10 mention here.
Como and see for
yourselves as my
goods will be
shown
with pleasure. Ice Cold Soda Water aud
Lemonade always on hand, every
effort will be used to please my
friends and patrons.
A. p. MILLER.
nm 90
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COLUMBIA, Jan. II, 1871.
I'ilE following Passenger Schedule will
L go into effect on this Road OH and ailcr
Suncny, January 80.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-04-11

The BALLs.-Our Irish population having
devotedly kept the Lenten season, joyously let
themselves out last night at the two balls
given on Easter Monday The Irish American
Relief Association occupied City Hall, the
floor of which was filed with dancers, many of
the ladies being very richly appareled and all
looking fresh and beautiful. They enjoyed q
fine time and everything went off happily, the
managers understanding their business and
bringing on the succession of dances quite
rapidly. The galleries were crowded with
spectators. DE-
The Emerald Boat Club occupied Fluent
Hall, which was also well filed with bright
eyes and beaming countenances. There were
as many couples on the floor as could we'll be
accommodated, and everything went off pleas
antly. Our Irish fellow citizens know how to
get up good time at a dancing party, and
they always enjoy it.
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PINE STREET SUNDAY School The ami
versary concert of this Sunday School was
holden on Sunday evening last Notwith-
standing it was bad night to be out the house
with singing by the congregation, reading
Scripture by the school in concert and prayer
by Rev. Mr.. Mitchell, of Saccarsppa. An an
niversary hymn was sung, and then we came
to the entertainment of the evening. A large
part Of the time was taken up with the lessons
OF the past quarter, which was very interest
ing. The piece entitled $50 into my Vine
yard was very good. "Jesus passeth BY" BY
MISS earle, was spoken in a fine manner. A
vgry amusing piece by Miss Carrie Parry,
when caused quite laugh at the old deacon s
a aatt1s MfSksrney was spoken WE'LL It was
entit.ea II am Coming showing us that we
ougnt 10 DC ready at any moment, for we know
the exercises the Superintendent was present se
ed with commentary Of the Bible which wa
presented with neat speech nv Miss E ESo
Waterhouse. After singing song entit1 1sd
"Good night till we meet in the morn;nc >
the benediction was pronounced and al s 80
turned to their homes we'll pleased with tbe;,
evenings entertainments.
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Z EARTH CLosErs.-In the annual report OF
the State Board of Health, published last year
the earth system and the earth closet were
commended. A more extended account OF
them will be found in the report recently issu-
ed by the State, in which Is a statement from
the chairman OF the Board, DR.. Bowditch, Of
his examination of the working of Moule s
been adopted in some places for town sewer
age as well as in many public institutions and
private houses. The Moule closets have also
been introduced to considerable extent in the
United States, where they have been used, as
chine shops, prisons, schools, colleges, churches
town halls, club rooms, yachts, steamers, and
in very many Of our finest residences, with I'M
iformly satisfactory results; and the manufac-
substitute for the water closet in public works
or in private houses. The card of the agent Of
the Moule earth closet for Maine, Mr.. Henry
Taylor, will be found in another column.
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APRIL CIVIL TERM-GoDDARD, j., PRESIDING.
MoNDAY-George II. Bailey VS.. Margaret d. Pur-
ington. Action on account annexed to recover fol
services as carpenter in making repairs on dwelling
house belonging to defendant, amounting to S9s 10
Defence, that the contract was made with defend.
ants son, who resides in Chicago. Decision for plain
til for full amount claimed. r.-1, 1r--. ~. -
Strout & Gage. Neal g. Son.
Inc following assignments of Justice trials have
been made by the Judge for the week: li eii
TUESDAY, APRIL IL.
Nos. IA, 2os, pa. 1885, 2e, 1853, 49, 2s4 2s7 ess.
WEDNESDAY. APRIL -.
Nos 2of, 2ls, 23s, 1885, 2s5, 2s2, 1884, so5, 3i5 se.
Fs FRIDAY, APRIL IA.
Mo-. 90, 1856 1885, 1888. 2os. 21ss, 1885, 2se, 2s7, 2ss
~ 90 2oS 269, 30, I'll, 273, 275 $780, 1885, $685. 3l2
SATURDAY, APRIL. Is. s
Nos. PIG, POI, 222.
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TELEGRAPHIO ITEMS.
Somerville, Mass. is 10 become city by leg
islative enactment rf -aa'l
In Boston William j. Coleman has been sen
fenced to thirty days in Jail for circulating oh
scene pictures through the mails. II
Over $1,000 have been collected in ALBANY
for the aid of the family Of O. Brien, fireman
who lost his life at the fire last week, and con
tributions continue.
The annual review of British volunteers was
held at Brighton on Monday. One of the fea.
lures was sham fight on large scale, Amone
the distinguished visitors was Menotti Carl.
baldi'
Sunday morning, and in less than "a hours
after, three men were sentenced in Philadel-
phia to fifteen years each for attempted rape.
Three young men entered the house of Mr..
Feely, in Philadelphia and attempted to out
rage his wife. All OF them have been arrest
ed. 80 ft /,
The chemical works of Harrison & Bros, in
Philadelphia, were injured by fire Monday
morning to the extent of SIS, 900.
Surgeon Walter X. Scofeld has been order.
ed to the naval hospital at Chelsea, Mass.
Treasurer Spinner is rapidly recovering from
his recent serious illness. 49,
President Grant and Secretary Boutwell, re.
viewed tne German peace procession as 1t pass
ed IN front OF the Executive Mansion.
Subscriptions to the new loan on Monday
were 100000. -
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NEW TELEGRAPHIc FAcILITIEs.-We would
state for the benefit of our readers and the
convenience of the public that Mr.. 8. A. Bat
tison, the courteous ticket agent of the Port
iand, Kennebec & Maine Central Railroad has
ample facilities for telegraphing to all parts Of
tne state. and also has direct line to Boston.
Ia rev days he will also be able to send dis
patches over the Portland & Ogdensburg road.
Persons wishing to telegraph will find this the
nearest Office and the rates very reasonable.
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-F. o. Bailey & Co.
sold at auction yesterday the store No. Moul-
ton street to H. B. Shurtleff for $2O.5O. The
purchaser assumes existing mortgage on the
property to the amount Of $4911. The property
on the corner of Spring and Bracket street.
was sold to Frank E. Shurtleff for 500 above
encumbrances, which amounted to $5145 and
the taxes for 1870. H. b. Shurtleff purchased
the property No. IS Winter street, paying
therefor $146o and assuming encumbrance to
the amount of $3940.
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6 ATTACK ON THE CITY.

II6IdIU Op6ClaI. vi ~ " lT-|""
Unless the Germans save US Paris mnst soon
swim in blood. The commune hourly grows
more desperate and resorts to fierce excuses.
The conciergerie is filed with priests and
nuns arrested on warrants, calling them citi-
zeEs styled servants of person called God
Archbishop Durbay was stripped naked bound
to pillar and scOurged and marked for hours
by a band of 200 reds. fiF8-f'-
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The Ancient Harmony Society gave con-
cert last evening at the Allen Mission Chapel
on Locust street. The audience was quite
large, and increased the funds of the Mission
almost forty dollars. Miss Chandler sung
Home, Sweet Home and Departed Days with
her usual good taste. The Bird Carol by
Messrs. Pierce and Thomas and Mrs. Emery
and Miss Thomas-a charming composition
was given in splendid manner.
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 1O.-The Apaches cap
tured Jones wagon train on the LIST inst with
over 20 mules and killed one of the drivers.
Joseph Dion and Rudolphe last night play
ed eleven games of billiards, French carom,
with tour balls, two thousand points, for one
thousand dollars game. The playing lasted
till day-break this morning, when Rudolphe
was one pamN ahead
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COM M ERCIAL,


Rece1Pts by Raflfoads and Steamboats'
PORTLAND q KENNEBRC RAILRoAD-7 cars
lumber, do box shocks, do shingles, 8 do straw
100 trusses, 32 bds window frames, 80 do bed Stats
20 do broom handles, do sash, lot household goods
- bales goods IS do 10 hides bbls talIow, SO
cars freight for Boston.
STEAMER MONTREAL FROM BOsTON-15 bdls pa
per- 1900 feet lumber 10 bags and bbls oysters Is
chests tea boxes fresh hsh, ~ cooking ranges 40
bbs phosphate lime, 25 cases and 20 bales domestcs
4 nails ~ oe % o. rolls
corage bolts duck, 81 bars and "a bdls iron bars
STEEL hid beer, 20 bbs. sugar, 10 bags seed 10 NUT
Canada and up count y, 10 pieces axlss, 1 pumn Ss
granite bars, AZ bbls phosphate lime 1852 bd leather
IL bbls -four bags sumac, 20 bales WOOL 35 do RAGS
organ. 120 pkgs to order. Wv -"s'
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CONNEOTICUT.
JEWELL PROBABLY ELECTED.

HARTFORD. April 1O.-An evident error has
been discovered in the returns of votes from
the Attn ward of New Haven, by which 100
more votes were returned for Governor Eng
lish than should have been. One hundred
on the list and the Democratic State ticket
was declared to have received one hundred
more votes than the Democratic Representa-.
tive ticket, while the Republican State and
Representative tickets were about equal. The
matter will probably be fully investigated by
the Legislature to determine whether there
was mistake or fraudulent count Of the
votes: If either is proved the result will give
the election to Jewell. In the new city of New
Britain, at the city election, the first under the
new charter, the Republican city ticket was
Of the city council are also strongly Republi-
can
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lew York Bank Statement,



| new YORK, April 1O.-Cotton market closed Al
nc; fiour-sales $500 bbs; State and Western firm
tor low grades; State 90 q no; Round hoop Ohio
900. Wheat shade frmeT; sales ss. 600 bush.: No.
! Spring 60 q slt; No. 2 do at 50 q 81; White
90 g %; Winter red and Amber Western co q
Mixed Western u q SOC. Oats quiet; Ohio and Wes
ern Ss ZIG; Pork dull; new Mess 10 rs q 20 90 {;
ps% on IL 90 Rn g 81 Lard 5s heavy IFS But
armer; Western tree 90a q Ole. Rice fat; Carolina
Sac Sugar easier; Muscovado @ 9lc; fair to good
sasn qSst and I% It
ss1 sa Petroleum dull crude isa 1slc; refined
Freights to Liverpool frmer; Cotton "a $751;
NEW YORK, April 10.-Cattle market-Rece,nt.
ior the week 60S3 Cattle, 2O270 Sheep and Lambs,
4,127 Swine. The Cattle market in consequence Of
stration to-day lost rmness which the close of Lent
4 2tc ID below last weeks figures; poor to me
151c; average 103 q 1ltc. Sheep and Lambs were
also dull and heavy losing all advance established in
sr 10 rSd Rasi % 7e week. sy. mo to fair
Swine dull and weak, and i5 is hardly possible to
So 9so''''0n' live Hogs 81 @7s; dressed do 81
CHICAGO, April 1O-Flour frmer. Wheat Armer
and higher Ne Spring 2st q %. Corn dull; No.
xsio SUs iac M Rye quiet No at &c Pro
SIC; short Iies 81 Sc. Live Hogs dull. '''''
oo nScelpes-oOO0 bbls -FOUR $1,000 bush. wheat, 49,
vo push. corn, bush. oats 5000 bush rye 5000
as Shpnents-50oo bills -four, 5000 bush wheat, 49,
ooO bush corn 900 bush. oats 1000 BUSH barley,
TOLEDO, o., April 10.--Flour steady and in moder-
mand; No. Red Wabash at / As; No, q 40 At I AZ.
Corn advancing and in active demand. Oats in tair
demand; No. at 56s; No. at 233c.
CINCINNATI, April 10.-Mess Pork dun at 20 90.
BULK Meats lower and in fair demand; sides 81 0l
S:c; bulk 90 &c; clear rib shoulders 62c. Whisky
SAVANNAH, April 10.-Cotton firm; Miodling up
lands 13Hc. 'f
uplands 133e.
14ic. Af'-AAN'
NEW ORLEANS, April 10.-Cotton steady and in
far demand; Middling uplands 1isc. D
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RIP VAN WINKLE.- Mr.. John Murray,
whose impersonation of the great character is
so favorably remembered by the theatre-goers
of Portland, will be at Music Hall on the even
ing of Fast Day, and will reproduce the drama,
assisted by full company.
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NEW YORK, April 10 Morhin o-Gold onenad y,
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ILLINOIS,

CHICAGO, April 10-Christ church to day
elected, % to I, board of officers pledged to
sustain Rev. MIR. Cheney. Nineteen persons
were confirmed yesterday by Mr.. Cheney,
Bishop Whilehouse not being present.