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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-07-10
Old Soldering.

"fOre S0luler!' exclaimed q
lone old widow in East Tennes-
see, as a battered veteran in
blue appeared at her door, and
meekly asked for a cup of cold
water. The good old lady
brought out a black bottle,
from which the battered veter-
an poured teaspoonlul into a
glass OF water, and took a Wig
orous pull at the bottle when
her back was turned. Then
she placed before him a sub.
stanlial supper of ham and
eggs and corn bread and coffee,
upon which he advanced in
gallant style. "And you are
mighty young to be a soldier
in'," she said, looking at him
benignantly over her specta-
cles. "Yes, mum; l am the
only son of nay widowed moth.
er; but my country called me,
and my duty TO my country is
is only second to my duty to
my Creator. "Shol Why you
talk as peert as a minister.
Have you ever been woundedP'
Very often. 1 was once shot
through the heart" Through
the hearl Lawful sakes! Didn't
1t kill you?" mot quite. The
lntercoslal muscle was pene-
traled longltudinaliy and ex-
travasated with varicose veins;
but the bullet ranged across
The left lobe of the arachnoid
artery; producing a communal.
ed fracture of the anterior pro
cess of the cerebellum, and
and causing a lesion of the spl-
nal viscera and the hypOphos
pilates of the fbuls, and that
delayed nay recovery" "You
don't mean to say that you
lived through all thatS" 81 was
spared, mum, to be an humble
monument OF the mercy OF
Providence. l must be going
now, with many thanks for
your kindness. 1t is nearly
time for our evening prayer
meeting, and must be there to
open 1t. Have you such a
thing as a pocket.bibie to spare3
Mine was destroyed in the last
battle, being struck by a Eul-
let in my coat pocket. 1t was
the last gilt of my beloved
mother and saved my life"
what a blessed thing it Is to
have a biblel There is one
that belonged to my Matilda
Jane; but | know that you will
make a good use of it. will
remember you in my prayers,
pore soldier!" He walked up
the road until he was Joined by
several more battered veterans,
who came out from the corner
OF the fence. Two of them bore
a keg, others carried tin buck
cts, others had their arms full OF
bottles. "Have you it, boys9"
asked the veteran TO whom the
bible had been presented "All
right, my covey. Ten gallons Of
peach brandy, a keg of apple
jack, and ever so many bottles
of blackberry wine. The old
gal was we'll fixed" "You made
such a ID of a noise that she
would have smoked you if !
hadn't been there to throw her
off the track. Let's 60 and di-
vide. Iought to have the big
gest 8. are, as l had the hardest
part of the work." 1t is thus
that patriotism and virtue are
rewarded.
Comfortable.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-07-10
From the MariettsR Reglsler.l
TO OHIO.

have left thee, dear Ohio,
But my memory stiltclings
To the gray and towering rocks,
And thy ever gushing springs
To thy meadows I'm the valleys,
Where the crystal waters shine,
To thy hills, where erst the sunshine,
Flashes through the lwaYing pines.
To thy forests where t1e svngsters,
Marble forth their notes Of glee,
All these ties, beloved Ohio,
Bind my youthful heRrt to thee.
Oftentimes | have wandered,
In the summers quiet hour, Tsic,
Through thy groves TO hear their mu-
Or DER the lawn to pluck the flower.
When the grass upon the meadow,
Waving green was sill unshorn,
And the hilisldes, steepand rugged,
All were tasseled O'er with corn.
l have strolled amOngthy streamlets,
Decked with pebbles washed ashore,
And the cadence of their waters,
Only made me love tiss.e more.
II ). Naylor.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-07-10
ADYERTISING TERMs.

~ IA D'A1sAAcAN0 TENNIS.
Ohe squnIc, .-'..-....... Sl UO
Each additional insertion 90
cards, per yeai.. ...........l I'D GU
Local notices, per line, 49,. III
Yearly advertisements 800 90
column, and at prOportionate rate per
less space. Payable in advance.
tB- The Record being the official
paper Of the town, and having Il q
largest circulation of any paper in Il Z
county, offers superior inducements
to advertisers.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-07-10
ABOOK FOR THE MILLION!
Nctiee 10 the Aiiie.ed and Unfortunate.

Before applying the notorious quaets Who advertise 10
public papers using any quaek remedies peruse Or.
Baut matter what or how deplor.
able your condition.
Or. Butu occupies . double house Of tvsnty-seven
roomsi al Hdorsed BY the most celebrated medi
eaprofssors this country and Europe, and can be con-
sulted personally by mail the dseases mentioned In
his vofts. once and parlors, No. IL n Eh hh strest
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-07-10

LED astray-a spent ball.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-07-10

IRON is king. The iron mar
ket of America now rules that
OF the world, and we are SELL
ing our ironSin England. The
supply of available ores and
coal in England is we'll nigh ex-
hausted.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-07-10

MRS. PARTINGTDN Il inks that
some butchers ought to hire a
music teacher to teach them
the scales correctly. Mrs. P's
head is level there.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-07-10
ADLEKs' OBSERVATIONS.


ADLERS' OBSERVATIONS,
A woman who is considering
the matter Of her spring hat, is
an interesting subject for con-
temptation. First she buys a
straw frame that looks as If it
had been struck with a hurrl.
cane and then sat on by an en-
tire coroner's jury. After that,
when she rides in a street car,
she dri;s&its~ details of ev'
cry spring hat That enters, and
learns them all by heart, and
does mental sums over the
mental cost of the ribbon, and
makes up her mind to have
flowers in hers like those worn
by the woman in the corner,
and lace like that gawky- look
ing creature In the middle.
And when she walks down the
street she studies all the hats
that cCme along and when a
woman passes her with one on,
she twists her neck to see how
it looks behind, and is disgusted
to see that the woman also Is
disclosing her neck to see how
she trims her hat. When she
arrives In front of a millinery
store, she fingers until she has
analyzed all the spring hats in
the window, and she deter
mines 10 trim hers nineteen
different ways, and decides not
to have flowers like those OF
the woman who sat IN the cor
ner. Then she shoots into the
store, and asks to "see hats
with the air OF a person who
has a whole female seminary to
rig out with eighty dollars head
gear. She examines every hat
in the establishment, overhaals
ten bushels of flowers, gets
about twenty dollars worth OF
work out OF the saleswoman,
and then says she will "loUk
iurther." Then she goes home
with her mind fixed on thirty
eight or nine different Styles IN
which she wants to trim her
hat. Alter awhile she begins
to think she ought to have a
leather in it, and she passes
two or three sleepless nights
trying TO decide whether to pu,
one on or not. AT last she re-
solves she will. Then she lies
awake Tor two more nights en-.
deavOring to determine whelh-
er it shall be red or blue. She
likes on blue. She buys the
trimming aud sews it On in sew
enty successive positions, her
mind filled with deepest ankle
ty as, 10 whether the leather
should 90 on the right side, the
leilslde or on top. ohe puts il on
the right side, but just then Mrs
Brown passes the front win
dow with a leather ON The letl
side oil hers anu SO she changes
1t. The next morning Mrs. Fer
guson calls aud her feather il
on The right side, and then an,
other change Is made. Al
church the next day, Mrs
Smith has feathers Oh boil
slides, aud Mrs. Johnson has one
Oh Top. lhen more sleepless
nights and more painful un
certainty. Al last III utter de
spalr, she takes The hat u 1
mlillneI and pays Ten dollars L
have it lrlmmed. When i
comes home she pronouLces /
"haletul," and picks it all t,
| pieces, and broOds over it ant
worries aud lrels, aud loses he
appeute anu ieels lie 10 be
burden iOr a week or two long
er, uutil suddenly she hits jus
A. -:-Il Sl,:n ao1 hanann n
, 1873-12-23
REAL ESTATE,
The following instrumouts were 1lod for record
On Monday, Doc. %:


Tho following Instruments were Aod for record
on Monday Dec. %:
ctrr PROPERTY.
North Clark st. % II OF Superior st, + undivided
Of c5x110 it. dated Juno IL; considerations $2,777.
Undivided y Of same, dutod Aug. Q; consideration,
E,5oo.
Undivided " Of Rano, dated June 3 consideration,
r,777. .....-..
Lot H. In ovatts' Of sw n, Soc. !, 80, 10, dated
Dec. 1s; consideration, 81 goo.
Yeaton 81, cor Of Lincoln, I, 2G51l07 It, dated
Dec. ! consideration, $500.
Warren nv, $50 # W Of Saunton Nv, I, Ax1l0 II,
dated Det. l8; consideration. $1,000.
West Taylor at, 928 It Of Western ~, I, 2Kl24a<
H. with 23x1243l # In same block, dated July g. co'i-
aldoratlon, 1000.
dated Dec. 90 confederation, $500.
Thrty-seventi at. l69 It Of Fncennes av, I, coz
100 It, datol Dec. rs confederation, $1,000
West Madison at. hotween Rockwell 1t and Califor.
na nv, r. 3-luo acres, da.ed Dec consideration.
$1,000. 3. 3. Patterson to Homer potwln.
Lot 10, III block !. Bnslnells Aadltion dated Dec
20; consideration, 81, GAG,
DeKoven at, boiwoen Clinton and Jefferson hts. !.
R21l03 It. dated Dec. 22: consideration, 81, 800.
West Harrison s, 100 Il " Of LeAYltt st, I, 25k
lb9 40 T. with improvements, dated Oct II conad-
SOUTH or c1rY LIMITS.
Dee. II consideration, $4,000. john L. Hancock to
Ios 81 10 IT, Of wisues's Lots Is to 80, Original
Town Of Brighton, dated Nov. ~: consideration,
el,UQo.
Powells part K seo 49, 10, u, dated Dec. 40: con-
HderatieD. $t,1OQ.
, 1873-12-23
MONEY AND COMMERCE,
MONETARY,


n1osn"z hs.siHo' nee. ~.
Thofo 10 still m aotlVo dofnand from tho pork"
packers AMI from merchants lit other llnea Of
tsndo. Money, howoyor, continues pleaty, ana
siInrnI,o sno.,nta IN evticgotIo, ] M % -, !, ,u"r
b'aotaolo 1''liou"'s ~ ""s'cap"llon Oh h'gnoe
prices aftof the holidays though! according
to the usual experlence Of tho holiday senson,
ratlor atondy for a wool, or two val.
''',uo! ,.oa"s wa, ~ "o0n w wy sas =,
"o" dus@ oAona"go WA auosaose ~ oo oon1a
per $1,000 premlum botwoon banks to-day.
GOLD.
tho possibility tl,at tho tables ,nav be- outirelv
tnrnoa in raoan1 In lin v,ro,r,,,, n,os,son ~,
tt.'eu :" tos"ta W W. 'ne'n'us question: anu
1nAs spain may ovon nave ground 20 demahd
roparaston from tho United states, Inns glvon
comnitcationa ,ttth snnin ,,oyoyor oro or,v ,,os.
III s. s",'.,t. M. ~ oA'' poe,
s.plo' nos Peooaplo' ihe e'ecuma'aheo most
HKc!y 70 cauad m advance III tho price Of
gold this Wintor Ia tho iuilation of
tho currency by the iRBuo md nnthoriza-
ton OF the 9iA, ,0Uo,0 600 "rcsorvo" both OF
which will probably be done. The Impression
haB become general! TINT tho panic was to q
great extent tho result OF tho cast-lron ,nexibti
nately Tue most of tue aeyacea to mako II "olas-
tic -" begin with AT Increase 81 Broonbacka. III
aauon la popular Just now Will every one VINO ta
largely ~ dobt, because It would maLo nomi-
A!Aa I4Ho AL Fttcop tHHA 4osA1o oto"usntattis LIZ
dovornh'ont itneli seems not unwilling to cntor
to this popular foolin. Ihis disposition together
with tue present condition OF tue rovenuo, las
anaouhtediy MADE specie re- resumption I'M temporar.
probably 10 authorized ny congress AZ part Of
tho currency. and, onco paia out, 1t vi! be much
more dfhcult to contIaet = ngam tlan when it
WAS done ny alr. MeCnliocn; Iho fact is, Con-
gross III IN colnpiote muadio on tue curron-
cy question. the pahio had not oc.
CurrEu 1t 1a nfoDhDi0 the prop0nuefAnG0 Of
, 1873-12-23
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

L1vgnroo1, Dec. 22-11 .. m.-rIour, qsg@2os oa.
Wheat rs 3aSl2s Cd spring. 1as 1a@d9s I'd white.
13s 6d113s sd: club, 13s Dlt@l4s Sd, Corn, 3Bs4
aBs Sd. Pork, e2s Oh. Lard, 40s od.
L1vEnrooI, Dec; a. j.. m.-Drcadstufrs quiot.
lospos, Dec a2--1ho rate of discount in lie opcn
Inarke for three months bills, Ia AZ por cent, or 10
below the Bank Of England rate. Tho amount Of
bullion gone into tho Dank OH batanee tu-lay is
.e150oo. consols for money 011;GSoa. Unfel States
eoup9nsI,G5 n p r. gsM; lo-+o* q; new o. ~
Bperm oil, 1885, Turrcntne, 3ls III.
pAnre Dec. 22-lsensea. say 1oc.
LdvRnrooI Dec. 22.-Ootion dull nnn eas!er; midi
ding upland, Bis@8i(d; mldlling Orleans, sgd.
aalcF 10000 l1ales; American, 5000 speculation und
export 5000: salcs Of uplands, nothing below gool
ordinary AMI Slipped November to FeErnnry, SID
deliverable December, 11od deliverable February,
s'id nothing below low nidlIlng shipped November
to Jnnuary,s ss}<l sules Of Orleans, nothing below
good ordinary, slippod December 10 January 61Cl
Dreadsturs-Quiet. Corn. 3Gs od@3as 81. Beef,
82A I'd. pork, C!s. Taltow, 38s Cd.
Tnrpentine-30s Bd3a1s.
Others unclaimed
, 1873-12-23

1Mco uuitns EHt c"s ~ ~ AHuo" "Au'' s""'AeaAcet
wi1ieh enargo !oliowa ine M 3AinBes; .,,. H., u,-,.
meas. s,.a.,,. u,x,o.,, ,,o,o,
LoD8th-slx1een Inches.
x. HARDWOOD:
niacR Manut Conness; IT, e,enl,
x9a0utgsaou. c9mMon' e'oooesoV'oo cu''' @@oooS
Sseg Annrlng, IN, Sse99; oSN,, m s,oooao. M,
onl @ & eofigg' = ~ *opsa0og4, 4,c ooaor oo
, WaxoGees: xo hne 9x9'po"99''uo' eoon
en!.1 1auGa tn.uu. .o, .o-,r,,n, .t.,,,, x,o mr.,
=, nicAoiyy-,Cear, t 95s:MUe(9ooous ~ coWnons s@'oo9
a'n oult sas oeS W. NV. NV m e,n nna,z m
Nialte1Uear' lts S@1'ooGs3'oo com"on' sAo'o'sS'o''
eoII; 1,nfnrsgnnnr n, oeo common s2ooo
SoM. ,r..u oo,.o m. ..,-..,. air oos,
CMneIfy-o!ear1 $s.uy|a'u'ooi eom1on' ~1o'ooU
o';Ve euIl. 1lauotSAsWu ~ mn, ,, n, n, <oo oo,a
NJ M e7n nn ~ coioon S"''''9
2a@g ~ ~ ons,. ~ SioouEg,o,tu ~. - caa, ,n
MAgoh ssockCrkoly ahea, per se9, & ~
"1Su "lea e. eao, % soeo,u s soa poafus, 1as
e!on aeu neta, oac nse ttoHanf, osaos'
10 GntGs ~ wS noS| SvS
=, A!.o 49, - ttNSs.l.o so.t.!nuGs
gn h9s s sair aor ie sss;aso and really o1ecgas @
t,ht o. @ ar c1r.enpnua 't'1 % ole ssatt neo ~
naso 10 How fet'ess lower III tha market That at 'no
i.:s,. H. ~ I"o1G 1c:,. ~,o m 1o4o e,o zo. Nv
m In r. ~ r. w. *, Nina 40
~, t1 wv 1oons' AAA@'' 4o' slA'oo' W. ''
~ W. ~: ;r.. r.a M. ,,,.n IT.. , ,o
1r.r III, uttIn. I,rss Inc, pt,o frt{ roIi. fhLo.
t iapab r. o]sc' oar' 1'o' p'lo' 4a'' so'7' 1"@o'
SHEET 2iso-Fu11 ea.te. 1oNo; half cashs, 1oko;
less Quantity. l1e; sabs, h she: p,..,. ,,o.
5HEaT III o1 loS1So y IT 9S<9 ,@es Mas5,S ~ teEu,
49, 49,. ~. 49, Sa..innt, t IsnoaI,N ~, ~ n in "
'asSa ~ 1.SG' IN ~ 1AI na,no 1o.
san r. ~ ~ ~ 90 nv IN. ~" a,
~ ~ IL 4'us Us. ~, 49,, - -, 1,S 49, 49, fis nt s' - ~
" . IT. ee1s III, n ~ - III. r, ovc IN Tia
, 1873-12-23

TIC corn crop aat yeaf. ~ bF eatlRleB OF thu AZ
rnultaral Do@rneHt was l,loo. .ogaooo bI. aud tho
is yeur s78 oo0 h ~ 00o o0 b ess thai lust
year. Tie onu-at of this crop Z ~ tle commercial
o. hogpacklug aatea, say, 4 200 ooa ba lu quau-
this onesxth " malo, nak}ug equa to 3uG GOO QUO
bu Of the quality Of aa years. crop There ia consid-
, 1873-12-23
COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY EVENING, Dec. q.
The following wero tho rccoipts and shipments
Of the leading articles Of produce ln Chicago
auripg tho past forty-eight hours. and for tho
corresponding date ono year ago;
, 1873-12-23
Tho Produce NlIlrI1ofss


NEw Yong, pss. aa;-corroS-pull and nominal; !;
% 1sns e'ss ii ssSsa ss reee
200 brla; aurGrnne Western and sate. s5 oodSooo
e s9umon n11 t t. good ssrn Gooa to choice
Ohio. to.55ss. g. Louis, *0:7o5ll.oo: nyo aour
anaet nnu na dn Gefh 20 el seatsa aiu u5her
h'ghor receipts, LOCO ~ Nc. Chicago. xl.6!@
waEe: 'hg aafns sI
Ey9, ohsies, anu mais ancnangaa; Corn opehea
higher, btis closed quiet with tue advance loat ro-
adoat,' @o3c nnsona, 7sc Oats higher; receipts
ss sssss % sSdiss mssa "e''ef"' "f' Western
AAY AND AoTs-Unehanged.
Con- and hg1ss ;9 2
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS F11saica1, ef'oo' fetneo' l3fc'
T3.w TuHrsNTISE,-woak ut 4tkta4ao.
rnov1s1oss, N quit ind steady; new mess,
sls ss st sreh III nais ei ess e .aIs Rs
clear 7Ac; long ansl short clear, Febr'.ary 7;ic.
ss 5s 5aary ps ss ;fan sars 5se 5 '''a oss'"0
Ss9nrze-ssaa'' Ssnrsn-f!r'n. "s''''n' 4''s''''
Wu1aEY-Firm At ooc@S1.G0.
;, LOUISVILLE:
quiet. ,,-.u ..,,. ,,-,,
sl55o9io.co. nulk meaia In spec,latiys demand aud
7A@7Nc, loose. dceon noata and bacon nominal
Lara-steam. stasAc.
,,.. 49, 2 nurFALo. .,,-,
es a holders rn Go,n gssr s
ss No. esssa ct s IL sts
Harey % in rood deuand; saes aaoo 6u westera 1t
$l.2o. .
MILWAUKEE, Dec. s' aa~nnsansru aniet
md unchanged. Wheat steady; No. !, $ll7M No. =.
, 1873-12-23

Wheat was again aotiyo, and averaged l4o
higher though Liverpool waa Eenerally under
orably largor than tho reeont average, threatelI-
INK 10 add noatly million bu to our stock In
store during tho ollr1cnt week. Tho announce.
mont Of nearly 800. .00D bu received, aud als cars
Id cause weaknoas whon tho postiugs were
1nntlo but that wan BOON over, aud good Do
maud, both for cash wheat and options, improved
tic marlot, a.lu kept 1t worry Hteaay during tho
lust half Of the session. Tho Inquiry tor car lots
Of them soo1uesl to be wanted for shipment. while
the shorts bought freely, as tl1oy always DO on
slight advance. 1ndood, tho disappointment
seemed to be that there WAS not no many ro-
tue shorts who lind obtained from illllng. IN tho
hope Of break Oh that account, took hold to.
day, expecting h further riso nndss the Light
, 1873-12-23

NEw YoHK, Dec. 22.-a1onay closed easy at l95
Sterling dill. with business at 10s!6 for sxtytlay,
and 100A GD103< for sight. Custom receipts $20,0UO
Cold clossd at 110.s, after Kelllng ut l1oS@110s.
Loana wore at 7, l-32 aud gold for earrylag. Tho
As,stant Treasurer disbursed sd, 600. olearings,
S51,G0u,C0u.
Slate bontH dull.
Stocks opened strong but under rumors Of mercan-
Tile failures bocane wcuk and declined from n TO az
Per cent. This decline was lei by Western Union
md Watasl, which were pressed down 2 pcr
cent by free offerings. c., g. L. T.. Union
Pacific, and st. Paul we'll sustained, tho latter
report that the Northwestern and St. Paul confirms
Pluto closer alliHncc. Panama was exceptionally
strong, and advanced from % 10 TOO. rho market
closed heavy. Ths urgo sellers Of last week ur
chasers toay, IN anticipation Of III advance iii jan
uary. Stock saes today, batweon 10 and O'Clock,
amounted TO 120 .0a0 shares, OF which 23000 were
Western Union, 1900 Union Pacific. 11,9U4 Wabash,
1000 paridc Mail. 1000 Ohio, 5000 St. Paul. 10000 O.
Q. T. !. c.. and 900 Northwestern.
gterjnr. 1O3tE.
, 1873-12-23
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.
MONDAY EVENING, Dec. ~.
A1CCT10G-Decfntd 20 Qtlotah1n ht 81 .0DtS1 05.
BEANS AND PEAs-wero i light local request.
fss45 " a0,s; soamo Mssy sss pss s% Is ss 81
BROOM ColN-TLo demand ia confined to srnall
orders. but business tn tho nggrcgac Ia fair for tho
% M Oh oaeee Stoe e Extra so "sssi a;
will work ITSELF into erolee hNrl broot aNtS7o; for
good do, 6k@oc; good to cholco seak brazil, 6GS7o;
'niSuHt nuiIpiNa 9fts nll anil omnny
unchanged, followa stucco 81 80 New York st.,eco
cnRttng, 81 255 400; noscndao cement *3aa5G1a.50;
utien, ion'ayilie: ma Akron cement s2oo b, Port
Land ' escnt $! oe71o %nsbIo % iast PRO- limo
%hito sant, + ii, si.sa@$oo; r!as.ssns rsir, = j
5Ss Ssssss S s!aS s po@e9 @es S:S sSS
ast; Do common, *l4.oo@is.bs; Ind,snn rressoil,
Sso9oo 3 5,D9 = oo d. DO common slooosSoo hrcoay
Dur fEls@oontlnuoa in good demand, and remain.
ews s ss 2%?s5s: g ss css W. sSssss % :s ms Ill 9s
10 gooa. 22ae7c; inferior to common, 15@aoo com-
nGoiKaeu 5 ,''liS'i flis hea there wna nothing new
70 nose ns1nssa vas quiet nt steady md unchanged
Rfcos m sssran stark 5o a,d!ow T. ae; Iiston t. 4
sinRls, i7@lso; 10 double. a7S @Ssa; wool BACKS,
cnEEsE-Sct with fairly active demand. aud wa,
factory, mild, l4@16o; Ohio faoary and Western
ooH1~hen,sins duot Gs arG x: anshonsci % Following
nro tho prices current: Lehgii, prepared. 81 90:
b'eas ] ss.7s nso &C. M Ganne @ % ss
@o5o % L1ek n1n: 1910; 1looktng Valley, 500: H.
s1H1 M'ss fs n'Sny sso xsen s.s arat
, GoorERAa M AGE rgsksrs' @ goods yers asan r ssrortsa
Stock ren,ati's ,rm We i renent f Fork % bsrres,
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slt9ei5e9 g ser i: S,es include 10 pork barrels
EGGs1Were tg m ses1y ca md In good demand at aaaa4o
sse.s ess fsSes + sos scs @ m aoa as s 9oss sbs @
FIsMTsrc nsS %as on]y ],uh. enna for fish to-
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r. sisezs Sits !anE soaasi. y sd
spt brIs' % ' d. NbrI a5iSo Ss % Lahrs.
dar herring, round hrl, s75o@soo Do N-brl, = 900
liz nos n1n,n str nG :or sui9,a sge eoh t
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Milwaukee,, rralrae ,u Uhten, L
lAtrna.e Day Exptoas ats3 d, M III ma m
Milwaukee Null md EInress 5tEl h. m 7f;T ~, ~
Milwaukee, st, Paul l. a1inucap- ~ " '' '
0Ne NXht Exptess. ag:co m Ala p. m.
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DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD
l. iIains leave New York, from foot of Desbrosscs
ana Cortlahdt streets, as follows
IXpfSss i2r harrisburg, rsburg the West and South,
S3u r. NJ Sunday s. T. s:NP NJ
ror baltimore, Washington and The South via Penn
S%S spS RAILROAD hra ats sq NJ.
Express for Philadelphia, 800. g $50 A. 80
ro s s% ~ and Y nish Sunday, %and gP
SUNDAY, TO va Nenslnson' at A. M and o'o F.
Emgrant and second class I05P. M
'?g y?It 8 49, sae 81 e. y j J. III s ss
b slo 20 a o. o n and "a night Sunday
'?F sas'S|h ' IS S. 81 a. 70 ~ Mo- 1 *
III ~ so u nn - " and Ii night sunday $50
s1o = S. Si 20 s 80 $40. % 7%
rSr w9os1 sD9 apa Perth Amboy and 10 NJ $50
For New Brunswick and s:lO A. NJ. IL NJ, 2S4l0 20
9;'V 30 sP NJ. and IL night Sunday, 81 I'D. 49, and
For East Millstone 40 A. NJ, II NJ, 4H0 and 5sQPM
For Lambertville and Flemington, "a. N. and p NJ
For phillipshurg and Belyidere, and Pm
For Freehold, "a M H.; a and p !. a. A"' w.
fG Beat pom S,a IeThsrcp Camden M and via
XI. saf y, daily j 20 HiSas A anu seem,
daily except Monday From Washington ana Balti
4 RI 6aoA N,i3S ana 70 l3r NJ sunday $40 A
rr9m raniadePhIs y e e ~ e d NJ GS u n LIS
Sss Gao, SO % Is i E % N n, YIN is sunday
Ticket offices, 5z6 s35, ~ and 80 Broadway; No.
HstGr house and loot Of scs ana corandt streets
h%grani sokfI Office No Battery psce soyp Jr
General Manager General PASSENGER Agent
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THE BRITISH AM. NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN
New YORK and Liverpool, calling at Cork Hnrbor


(NOOKS AUTUMNAL TOURS.
~ COOKS Tour to Egypt Palestine, &c, and Return
hotel and travelling expenses included for Sf4 gold
cooks eighth personally conducted party to Paris
Vienna, Venice, Florence Rome, Naples. Vcsuvius Pom
pe, &C. Will sail september -; ninety days expenses
paid for 500 gold.
COOKS second personally conducted party round the
world will sail IRON san Francisco October ID, next
COOKS tickets enable individuals to travel as they
e-independent OF paresand by any tram,
boat diligence.
COOKS american Tours, combining the Northern and
Western Lakes, Saratoga, Niagara Falls White Noun
tains Long Branch Springs and Mountains Of Virginia
Richmond, Baltimore Washington, &c.
COOKS Excursionst Tor August, ready, gives full
particulars, fares and expenses Of all the above Tours
COOK, SON JENKINS,
262 Broadway New York
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DEMlITANCES TO ENGLAND AND IRELAND.
~ TAPSCOT1rS Emigration and Foreign Exchan9e
Office, Sc South street, New York
For drafts OF 81 and upwards and passage tickets by
steamship and sailing at the lowest rates Apply
TO TAPPSCOTT BROTHERS Co,
~ South street, New York.
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l 'NiTED STATES PASSPORT BUREAU.-OFFICIAL
iassports OF the Department OF Siate issued by A.
bers street