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for the gnTe of GoaOrThRa
elect, &iciures, Venerea
diseases, etc. etc.
Untiring research, trave
and labor, com blned 70 tn
advantages afforded by ar
extensive aud diversifie,
practice have enabled To,
above named celebrates
physicians to make variOui
highly important discover
les in the healing art.
In offering these pre- para
tons to the human family
Doctors lie oy and Peletie
feaglessIy hazard the asser
ton that they are not OnlI
not surpassed, bat une
qualed, either for thei
curative properties or 70
milduess, safety and Ger
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y. p. PULING, N. D
/. WILSON. N. D.
X. b. BRIGGs, N. D.
!. IL. ELMENDORF. D
Albany. April. Is47.
CAuTIoN-

OAUIIUN,
oW1g 70 the great success and immense sale Of Dr. Town
send SaIsapara, anumbeF Of men who were formey
Agents have eqmmeneed making sanapanlla ExtTaes'
rally put up in the shaped bottles and some Of Them
have stolen and copied adyersements they only
Pnnclpa Office 126 Fulton street SIM Buidina Neg
99fs kedng 4 Co. State street. Boston Dyott sons
l9z worm second street Philadelphia IS iance, Drug
gbt bamoe; VI. Cohen Charleston I05 South Pearl ~
Fh9aay r Il ~ alcsiEaw Ratehez-and by all the PRINCIPE
States, VEST Indies and the Canadas
j. WRIGHT, Isl ChHrtrss street.
egS So see Aeeat Nsw 0lataA
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INSURANCE OFFICES.
Agency Sun Mutual Insurance compan,

Agency Sun Mutual Insurance Company
NEWORLEANs, Nov. IA, lS4S. s.
EFNHE fiscal year of this Institution terminated the 4th
day of last month, with profits amounting to $3.50 23I
dividend Of A. per GENT to the dealers with the Company,
and have further divided per cent in cash the scrip
The available that day amounted to 81 3 lilo 62,
afiording ample security iOr their policies.
E This Agency continues to insure against Ee Marine
and River Risks l.. MATTHEW'S, Agent.
N B-Due notice viii be given when the scrip certificates
for 1873 a re ready Or delivery, MS I'm
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BOOKS-s STATIONERY.

Dr. HALL. 127 Canal street,
ON the SymntOms and Care Of BRONCHITIS, Loss
4 J of VOICE CONSUMPTION, &c, sold at IA Camp
street, New Orleans, by [u2l I'll J. b. sTEEL.
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SCIENCE & ARTS
THIS WORK published by Messs 3 B slliFmga l
l New Haven Conn. may be foRnd at w ELD q COS,
Ne. 70 CAMP Street the Agents who are no" prepared
to receive subscriptions for it.
Also -.
THE WING REVIEW-The present number OF ms
work nchy worth the subscription price, TOT nothing nv
the engFavings it will Others. there De
two large size steel plates of GEN Z. TAYLOR ana MIL
We are also Agents for BLACKWOODs MAGA-
ZINE; EDINBURG, NQRTH-BRITISH, W Is,E,
STER and LONDON QUARTERLY REE1EWs.
s29 WELD & CO. 70 Camp St.
BOUssINGAULT'S CHEMISTRY.
FUST received by WELD q CO, NO. " Camp street
! n IlougSinrault OLE
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EASES.-Ihe reputation Of The writer is vel estab-
shed that all that TO say to those who have been
50 unfortunate 10 have contracted oth0 dread
q diseases known and called Secret Disease in psrt Of
Their various forms Is that the writer after most
1ul practice Of twenty years confined strictly VeneTeal
Diseases and Diseases Of the Blood (having eated and
heved many hundreds who were past all hope, many Of
whom had been under the treatment Of eminent physicians
without receiving any benet is enabled to offer you posi-
lively safe, certain and speedy ShOuid any of the
unfortunately afflicted this short Advertisement they
would do well t0eal a. No. 80 CUsToMHOUsE STREET,
eeOfe applying elsewhere and avail themselves of the bene
hts o. the subscriber long and successful perence.
MIST b. f. MULLEN SIS CnstOulhous ST.
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GARD

ES0R THE BENEFIT OF THE AFFLICTED
Il knowing the eTTrsme hazard which strangers run in
consulting Physicians for the cure Of private diseases.
owing to the utter dsguaeaOns of those who profess
70 cure snch deem it to be nothing bat act
kindness towards the unfortunately afflicted well sheer
Justice 70 Dr. CULLEN. No. 30 CusToMHOUsE STREET,
20 slate that IN the 1876 sOrey afflicted with syphi-
rs n is worst and most appalling FORM and for several
months together under the best ar medical practice
could Obtaln in New Orleans without being at benefit.
ted-indeed grew worse. At length heard of Dr. Null
lens great reputation. applied 10 him and 10 nv great
loy IN three weeks he restored perfect health Sub.
mis- If SAMTTET. POREpTs0N
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Or. ToDHseRd-Deaz Sir: have the pleasure 10 inior
you that three OF chdTenhaYe been cured Of he Sco
by the use Of yonr excellent medicine They were Athlete
very severely with bad sores have taken only for bottles
took them away for which fee myself under rreaf
ton. YOuH, respectfully,
IsA6c w. CRAM, I06 EVoosterstresL
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PINIONS OF PHYSICIANS

DR. Townsend is almost daily receiving onlers from Physf
clans IN different paHs OF the Union.
FMS Is TO certify, thai we, The undersigned Physiciansd
the City Of Albany, have in numerous cases prescribed d.
townsend saEapara and believe to be one of The nOs
valuable preparations in the market
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sCROFuLA CIIREn
THREE CHILnREN

This certificate ncusively proves that this ha
perfect control the most obstinate disease of he od
Three persons cured in one house is Unprecedented
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November. 1919.
TO MERCHANTS, PLANTERS, BUILDERS,
Narnarfers and all nthars intarested in Bnilding

. IlLnOtLEdLN Tll4A1F 7 IlLao DU44lL4lLAE
Carpenters, and all others interested in Building.
VIZ p KELSEY & CO., STEAM MANUFACToRY,
W. ST. Pa vi Street betl0eeR Jukia and Girod SITS,
the Protestant Cemetery fully prepared to
order every description Of work used in private
other buildings, such as 49,
Panel and Store Doors, Mahogany BalusteTs,
Rolling & Stationary Blinds AWnig Posts,
Window Sash Gaps and Bases for Columns.
Window and Door Frames, Mahogany, Rosewood and
Mahogany Novels Black Walnut VeneeTng,
Every description of Circular and other SAVING
TURNING of all kinds done to order
BUILDINGS of every description contracted for Sugar
Houses Furnaces Chimneys and Machinery with every
thing appeainng thereto complete the best and most
approved plan. Drafts of Buildings and Machinery made
to order. Stores sheved and Bars fitted up.
All orders addressed above viii meet with prompt aten-
ton Those who DESTROYS of building would do well to
give a call
k5y~ Mahogany, Cherry, Black Walnut Cypress and
Eastern White Pine Lumber and Yellow Pine, for buildn
purposes, constantly on hand and for sale. O2i 6m
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NOTICE 70 THE LAnIra

Those that initiate Dr. Townsend's sarsaparia, have
varaby called their stuff great ReEge515 o EeDies oe
and have copied bills and circulars Which relates 10
complaints OF women, word for word-Oiher men who pu
NJ medlcne nave since the great success Of Dr. TownseRd
sarsapana in complaints incident females recon eudd
theirs although previously they did not number 0f thee
Mixtures, PIs etc, injurious females as they agra
yaLe disease. and undeImine The eonstlution
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BFAUTY an nEALTH.

Cosmetics Chalk and variety Of preparations GENERALLY
inuse when applied to the face vey sp0s Of its beau
y They close the pores Of tbs skin and check the crcua
ton, which, when nature not thwared by disease
der the skin lnamed by the alkaies used in soaps beau
6es its production IN the human face Divine" well
in the garden OF ch and deeatey tinted and yareead
flowers. A free active and healthy circulation Of the fluids
the cOursng OF the pure, rich blood 10 the s1emes, y
that which paints the countenance in the exquisite
beauty Il IS that which impars the indescbable shades
and flashes Of lovenes that all admire, but de-
scribe This beauty the offspring Of RdtWTenot OF p0ua
or II there is not free and healthy circulation hes
no beauty II the lady far as driven snow, il she paint
and cosmetics and Che blood thick cold and mpue
she not beautiful II she be brown elbow and there
pure and active blood, II gives rich bloom TO the cheeks and
a bnllaney 20 their eyes that is fascinating.
This sWhy thesOuthern, and especially The Spanish ladies'
are much admired ladssi in the north who take butIs
exercise, confined IN Close or have spoiled f
complexion by the caton of deeterous mixtures T
wish to regain elasticity OF step, buoyant spirits spkug
eyes and beautiful compilations they should use DR. Town
sends Saraparla Thousands who have used H. are moo
our office daily. -
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he surplus of The Company, this day. $34200 %
RnBERT L. PATTERSON, President.
BENJAMIN G. MILLER, Secretary.

child has an nsuTahle interest the life Of parent So
a single woman dependent her brother for her support
and education has sufficient interest in his life 10 ente
her to it. So husbands. sometimes insure The lives
their wives and. by recent statute in New York,
made lawful for married by herself and IN he
name the of any third person. with his assent,
her trustee be insured for her sole the life of
her husband for any definite period, for the term OF s
natural lie and in Of her surviving her husband the
OF the insurance becoming due shall be payable
for her free from the of the represent
tatives OF the husband OF his dos And in case
of the death of the wife before her husband the amount of
the insurance may be made payable after her DEATH to her
children, or their guardian. for their use.
creditor the life of his debtor to the extent oil
his debt indemnity against the loss of the debt
e For Prospectus and all papers necessary to effect In
suTance and all information TO the plan of operations,
ply to II. G. HEARTH,
10 Banks Arcade New Orleans
VALENTINE Morn. M. D., Medical Board of Con
JKR. VAN REEssELAER, NJ. D. sultation, New York.
b. STILLE, VI. D., No. North ST. opposite LAFAYETTE
Square, Medical Examiner New Orleans
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SPLITTING BLOOD.

NEW IOkh, hFIII, - -
DR. Tos7asend-l verify believe that your saIsapaIlts
has been tile means through Providence OF saving my Ills
have for several years had bad Cough II became wq5
and worse At last raised large az ntities oil blood ha
night swea and was greatly debiated and reuuce ana
aid mot expect tove have only used your Safsapala
short time and there has wonderful change ieen Wtetga
in me am now able TO walk Oh over the Guy. raise p
blood and my cough hss LETT me. GU can wen lnS ~
that am thankful forthese results Your Oh ~ seiFan
WIN. RUSSELL, % Caihefnes A.
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EXTRA PAY

= : =
THE undersigned Hllv prepared 70 execute all papers
q Necessary 70 procure THREE MONTHS -
m EXTRA PAY, and collect BACK PAY *
LII and EXTRA PA due The heirs Of deceased
Dfhcen and soldiers who served in the late war es
with Mexico. Office in New Commercial EXCHANGE directly
under Major Dashien's Office wa. MONAGHAN
Mo 1me Late Capt. 10. f. 9th Regt La Volunteers
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MAYO,s MUSIC STORE,

DIANO-FoRTEs.- 81, 81 and octaves. beautiful
L new patterns, with rich Black Walnut
Rosewood and Mahogany Gases. with iron -zEszl
frames and patent vibrating oy .aI N u n q
York Philadelphia and Paris.
COLEMAE'S HOLIAN PIANO-FORTES, from the
old ard celebrated Factory of T. Gilbert Co. warranted
to remain in tune for years.
CATHCART'S MELOOEON-This beautiful toned
Instrument for Village Churches Lodges, Serenadng
Parties and the private practice Of Organss is not suTpass
ed Price, $50 each.
SECONDHAND PIANOS, from $75 TO $50
Brass Instruments, Strnged Instruments. Strings for
Harp Piano Violin Vio0neelo Double Base. Banios and
Guitar; Drums, Bass and Tenor; Tambounnes, Banjos,
Music Stands Canerbunes; Music Stools, Dactylons
MUSIC received from all the publishers and iNSTRUC.
TON BOOKS for every Musical instrument, A fresh
stock Of the above Just received and Offered at low prices
by retail and wholesale nJ I'm
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TVTHE coy DANIEL aged about 30; complexion . 4
Il copper color feet 8 or inches high; stoa built ~
and inclined to be bald. suitable reward viii be- u
Pen sas 81 :" asR o3RT FORD. e. chsrl.. sssf
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SUGAR LIME

400 BBI.S SUGAR Ii NE, put Up expressly for Su.
&UU gar-making, in extra barrels landing from bark
Alvarado. -. I o
Landing from brig Pamsh0-i000 casks TIfOMASTON
LINE; and, from ship Bgandgwne-15000 ENGLISH
FIRE BRICKS. For sale By
o2l JOHN STROUD CO.. Il6 Common St
nENMAN's ROSENDALE CEMENT - Landing
IL from Bark Lowell, for sale by
OF JOHN STROUD b CO., i8 Comsoon V,
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ATooL soCKs-S50 dozen Wooilen socks. for sals IL
- atH FROST 4 CO., 10 Magazine g.
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DISSOLUTION.
FTNHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing between
the undersigned in the AUCTION and Commission bust
ness is DAY dissolved By mutual consent.
J. o. PERSON is charged with the settlement of the
business OF the firm. J. o. PERSON.
]. A. BONNEVAL
~ The subscriber will continue the AUCTION AND
COMMISSION business and viii General Broker for
the sale and purchase of Real Estate Negroes and all other
property consigned to him.
J. ). BONNENAL, 81 Gravisr st.
New Orleans. Aug. 1913. au30
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-GRATES-GRATES.
addition TO our large ard WeassOed stock Of Parlor
Chamber and Office RATES we receiving BY all the
late arrivals New Patterns. which for beauty OF design
cannot be surpassed Those In want will Hd to their ad-
vantage to give Us a call. JOHN STROUD & CO,
~ l45 Cnmmnn
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Jumps AND LATHING APPARATUS &c.
EOIlN MCCARTHY Plumber, No 1874 Camp street A
y New Orleans, has just received new and large se.
assortment Of Brass Cocks various sizes Force and N
Lift Pumps; Beer Pumps sc sc; Cooking Ranges; GEss
Bathng Tubs and Shower Baths. Also, laying and repair
ing Lead Pipes Sheet Lead work Of every description. Ship
anu Steamboat work promptly put and repaired All or
s1ssSS Cbargss moderate mh24 Iy
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HARDWARE.

HARDWARE. HARDWARE.
y NJ ELLIS e. Co, 104 Povdyds Street.
WE have on hand and mean always be supplied with
BUiLDERsi HARDWARE such IS Out and IN
Wroa ebt Nails and Spikes, Hooks and Hinges SfF
- Locks and Latcbes Window Pulleys and sash
= Fasteners. AlsO-CaTpenters' and CoopeEs Ieois
snch as Squares Planes, Saws Bevels Cheis, Angers and
Bits Rules Gauges, Hammers and Hand Axes. Hatches,
spiFt and Plumb Levels, etc. etc.
EVERY KIND or KITCHEN FURNITURE-Hol;;
low Wae Castings; Sad Irons, TaloH Irons Japanned
I'm and Enameted Ware Table and Pocket Cutlery;
~ We shall receive, formerly, most OF the leading
articles in this branch to sell the Manufacturer ac
count and shall be able to supply all purchases a their
lowest prices. n23 6m
SPIKES SPIKES -OAKUM
700 kegs Pressed Ship and Boat SPIKES
90 kegs Composition SPIKES and NAILS.
50 5an bum b.ss sH EAT re PAPER.
In store and fo1 sale BY SAMUEL LOCKE,
Nos. and Front Bevee, between CustomhOuse
mis- and Rienvil!e streets
600 sheets Brazies COPPER 9Ox60 in, 10, II and L.
geo sheets Do, assorted, from y to , 100
Nos, and Front Leves between Cnstcmhouse
nils and Bienville streets
@ Ss e e Ssgs 5s5s 68SsSgssgssS8sSsssgssss
CAMP STREET.
ALEXANDER HILL,
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS. TABLE
CUTLERY IND Table FURNITURE.
Chatting Dishes; Siverplated,
COfeepOts and UTns; German silver and
TeapOts and Ums; Britannia
Csstos Spoons and Forks;
Britannia sets; Butter Knives;
Britannia Pitchers; Nut CRACKERS;
Cups and GObets; Nat Picks;
Napkin Rings; Salad Forks;
Now opening and 70 rsale at NC; 80 -
-. e -.
CAMP STREET. MIC
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from the corner of Baronne and Canal sts novl2-6I1
ROUGH AND READY LINE OF ONNIBUsES
THERE are now Twelve CARRIAGES - c-,>SET n
i in the above Line, and viii leave
follows E-4AR=-eA.ss-a>s-
First Carnage from Lafayette pa A. M
FiBt DO. do Government Wharf, Sd My...5R A. M
Last do. do. do do. dO..,,..8A p. Nj.
First do. do. Canal street. each way.......6 A. N.
Last do; do. do; dO...;..:.,..S4 ?. NJ
lectOrs. Old Line tickets received.
E9" No smoking allowed intoxicated persons permit
ted 70 ride. [sl2 III ]. B. SLAWSON & co.
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SPICE AND COFFEE MILLS,

NO 3 NOTRE DIME Street.
I L. BOLEN would respectfully inform the co'nmunlt!
y of New Orleans that he at all times prepare g IN
above Mills to furnish and ground Coffee ground SPICE
Of all kinds together with COrnmeal, HOmny and GTltZ
Steamboats, Groceries and Restaurants supplied a th
shf,rtest pcfioa OZ1 ~
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GREAT BLESSING TO MOTHERS AED CHILDREN.
Il is the safest and eiectual medicine for puniyng
the system aud relieving the suengs attendant upon child
birth discovered IL strengthens both the mother and he
child prevents pain and disease and enuehes NE
food those who have used think IT. Indispensable tB
highly useful both before and after confinement, pc
diseases attendant upon childbirth IN c0stivene55, p
cramps, swelling Of the feet despOndency, heabnm v7H
lung, pain IN the back aud joints false pains. hemOlfh e.
and IN regulating the secTe0as ard equallng the G. ua'
ton it has equal The great virtue of this medicine 8 4
always size, and the most delicate and most successful
very lew cases require any other medicine in some s
castor oil magneaie IS useful Exercise the open a
and light food with this medicine will always insure safe
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STOP HERE $500 FORFEIT.
NO. IS C.8RONI)ELET STREET. .. Stgn Of the
.F1scldagidn Statue.
nR- LEROY'S and PELETIER'S (of Pars) Con-
IL FOUND SMECIFICs and Anti VFNEREAL MIXTURES
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FSh9 IESsF zsg
22@&-AzE-zz1..--z-
Depot, corner Of Bar0RRe aud PerdidO streets.
single ticket any distance above Pleasant ~ cents
single ticket for children over and under II years y
AlAeu "
Half the above rates for distance below Pleasant street.
Servants (saves) for any distance. 10 cents
AZ Residents Lafayette, CaFrolton and vicinity,
informed that this Company has fixed uniform rate OF
Communication tickets for passage in the Cars tOwit 50 W
per month Gin advance for either Road and distance
Children half prce-no such tickets given for other
period than the first 10 the last Of each month.
A Car expressly for ladies, in each train.
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This is only one of more than four Thousand eass1 q
Rheumatism that Dr. TOwnsend's Sarsapnnla has cured
The most severe and chronic weekly eTaucated W
its extraordinary virtues. 80, =. Al = ~
James Cummings E one Of the assisiants IN the Luns
tic Asylum Backwels Island, il the gentleman spoken
in the following letter. g.. a ,e.7
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-06-20
THE UNION.

people once, to their cost and once ALL They learned
in the Saurnaa of that Infamous campaign the natare
OF the opponents with whom they have to deal They
learned then the miserable shifts and the wreched decep
tons and rckeres to which the party Of privilege must
always resort, IN order to gain momenary mastery
IN country where the OF the people vote But
the plight OF the wings is still worse They are not
only the party of corrupt privilege. new brand is upon
them The events OF the last two years have stamped them
as the party OF MORAL TREASON. In their desperation
they have resored to fraud upon the people, in compar
ison with which their Harrison canvass was fair and
manly. The "Old lack" humbug is the last and lowest
step of their political degradation On their show
ing. it Bullets down their last remaining preence of
clam to any share of the peoples confidence The best
of their party hang their heads at the shame of
it, The very songholds of their strength in revolt
against it and in the dissolution of their party, which it
is to involve and in the aggregation of baser ele
ments which it substitutes for the whg party of old, il
every democrat, he values his principles
and the honor Of his country, TO grid his and
go with his whole heart into contest to put down a
sordd and unpncpled political intrigue, and TO plant
his hope of victory firm and mistaken confidence
in the virtue and intelligence of the people
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-06-20
From our Baltimore Correspondent.

BALTIMORE, June 1916 p. IN.
Tie chig meeting tonight-Mr. Webste's speechGeas.
PMoO- The Washington Monument Association -Pinsy
Point The markets. &c.
The wings making extensive Preparations for their
ratification meeting this evening; and Mr.. Websters
speech will be looked for under the present position OF a
fairs in Massachusetts, with great interest. At present.
however, heavy rain is falling, which may post
ponement of the meeting.
General Pillow, General Harney, and Major Ripley
spending few days in Baltimore. General Pillow is hav
ing his summary OF the testimony and his argument print
ed, be laid before the of inquiry its
bling Wednesday next General Scott is aso preparing
his summary, which, learn, will be very brief whilst
General Pillows will be quite lengthy.
The young in this city ralyng in great numbers
be present in Washington the 4h of july to take
in laying the of the Washington Monument.
The ladies preparing a splendid banner for them
carry with them, which is to be deposited in the
ment after its construction.
goody number of citizens preparing for trip
Piney Point which, under its present management
becoming quite popular resort for Bamoreans,
The mail from the north, this afternoon brings
of special interest.
THE MARKETS. the Baltimore market, this morning,
-four has been quiet, with much inquiry Sales of
about 200 barrels Howard street brands So 62h Some
asking S. 86a The supply of City Mills is lght small
sales ut 5 75 Nothing doing in Susquehanna. Rye our
3 75 Corn meal 81 3i4 So 37A Wheat is less active
sales of good prime red at ITO 100 cents, and ordinary
do is offered 1O5 ITO cents white is nominal rs
$780, according quality The receipts of corn have been
pretty large, with sales to-day in all OF 5000 to 49, 900
40 for white, and 46 AZ cents for yellow Oats
30 33 cents Rye 10 cents per bushe Whiskey Is dun
at 81 70 cents per gallon.
At New York this morning the flour market exhibited
but little change- is,if anything duler Sales OF o'we-
20 at S5 - a So So and Genesee SIS 62 to s. 49,
| quality. Corn meal So 43 So SO. Rye flour S3 g.
Wheat is selling ITO llS for red and Genesee
at l25 Corn dull sales of yellow at "a 50
cents; mixed 81 a 81 Oats f3 cts Rye SO 20
Provisions and groceries unchanged Rice So Is S3 80
per 100 pounds
Cotton is dull sales small prices ON Saturday.
| Whiskey 22t q cents per gallon.