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HIRAM COX, N. D.
Cincinnati, Jan. 2Jll, lSl7
& i ) + : =

10 show Tic high Standing of Dr. II. Cox, we
cvn bc!ov the statement ot 'hc IIoE. JUICE, Hen
ry MorsE of tho Cou'i$ Of Ol!j" al Cincinnati.
am ."ell acquainted with llH. HIRAM Cox, OF
Cincinnati, OHIO, and his practice, lie having hccn
my l9nly physician for many years, and can cheer
fully say that have as much, or more confidence
i'm him, and his >LM as q prnci;ciMg Physician as
GnY man HrinG' lihNhi MoltSE.
incin;ra'l, Nov. s;!, lSi7.
DR.. Cox ir also the Physician Of the Hon. JUDGE,
Jas. SArrlN. cur late city .harsllall.
Certificate uf Daniel Conklin, esq, resident on
Fourth. Street, two doors west Of pum-si.
This NAV certify that | have used ir. 10 er'S
remedy for coughs DC, after trying variety of
other medicines for tic sane purpose, and have
derived 50 much benefit irom il, willis, every thing
else failed 10 afford ne any rc!ic:, that can con-
Gdcn,Iv recommend it as being tie mos. certain
cure within my knowledge. am naturally pre-
disDosed To disease Of thH Lungs, and, though
have consulted the les, Physicians, and adopted
al different times every reasonable means, hive
never in one instance received s"ch clirciGal re-
lief as from this medicine. ! have givCn il 10 NY
children when troubled with coG@!s, and have
found nothing ellicacious III assisting the cXpcc
tnralion OF the p!i!cgm. ID. CONhLlN.
Cincinnati, Nov. il, 1911.
Please 10 read the following tcs,imnny OF the
Rev. Henry Wscman:
Mr. A. J.. SCnvu.: Dear Sir Having become ac-
Cuaimied with Dr.. Rogers Syrup OF Livcrwor and
Tar. under peculiar circumstances, namely, that OF
s1GichiHg my cDmpaaOn trOm q premature grare,
nhc particulars Of which vii! bc gwen at any time,
If cGurcd) feel under ihc obligations 10 give my
influence in the circulation Of 80 valuable lnedl-
cine Yours, respectfully.
HENRY WISEMAN
Patriot. Gallia co., O.. Dec. - lSlG.
s;GovIL d. MEAD 30. Ill, Charters Street
New Orleans Wholesale General Agents for
the Southern States Ia whom all orders must be
addressed. Sold Wholesale and retail by
JAMES r. McKAIH, Camden S. c., A. FIrcH
Columbia, IlAvILAyp, lIARRALL, g. ALLEN and
p. NJ. ConES, Charleston, S. c., MANsEL
HALL Winsboro. S. &.
February il, lSi0. #
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III. IDgs33.. .G So
Syrup of Liverwort and Tar,
COMPOUND

safe 0nd certain cure far consumption q he lu"gS
spiUing fbG,cd, ccnghs co!d<, asthma, Ta'" IN
lie sid, bonchais, rhoT ing cc"gh, and al FUl-
monTy GGrr'ionS.
STATEMENT OF HIRAM cox,
Late PROFESSOR in the Cincinnati ECLEC-
TIC MEDICAL COLLEGE, and Il Physician well
known, who has an extensive practice, in relation
TO the case Of Mis- Belt, alter having been gwen
IN to DIE with the las Stage Of fCONSUMPTION
bv number of abe pIl(SlClhS.
AlH. A. J.. IL:-Slr-liowcvcr reluctant
lave been 10 permit my name 10 appear, attach
ed to a certificate recommending Paicht Hedic'RPS'
.NOWrRnis, On CakoiicEmS nevertheless th'hK II
my duv moi only to NY patrons, hut TO the conn"-
niv, ard. I'll afflicted with diseases requiring
Cough Medicines, to STATE, that in THREE particular
cases oflrciricnt CONSUMTlON, viz Miss Belt
scpauohlcr Of Mr. John Carr, Of this city, Miss
Bar-rr sistcr-in- 'aw Of Mr. Y. Wnndcr, huicmcr'
and Mr. Il. K Cox orc e our C;'y Council, thai
Dr. RODGERS COMPOUND SYRUP of Lily
ERWORT and TAR operated more l.lkEa SPE-
CIFIC than any remedy u! Il similar character III
lis operation that have ever uSr III my PF0'f,ee'
One ofihc cases above, viz Miss Belt, appeared 10
lie ahorne under The hGN S'Gge cf Sr!0lrf"NS CON,
sn0yjfios ils prnnnurccd by several PLY SlClANS
who were in attendance previous io my hcIiig ca'a
10 treat ,he Case She S a: i< iimic in the enjoy
mcnl Of as apparent good health, aud lT"m appear
ance, a< likely IN die Ni;h any nti' Il SciSc' "S
anr other vn,i,g lady Of his c|y. Is Il rc*Icc'S
The health OF Tie ulheriwo cases, all the threaten
inc prcmonilnry svmp oas seem t" have subsidized
from TIC use of few rurTIrs nfthc SyErr AEOvE.
Very respectfully. dc.
('nN NJ -
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To Rent.

l house on DeKab Street, l house on Rut.
lege, ST., opposite Maj. Motlat's residence,
Klrkwood house. JOHN WORKMAN.
April.i, 1913. ii If
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TO Rent.

That valuable Store House at present occnpiei
by McDowall g. Cooper. Itis admirably arrungei
for an extensive cotton buying establishment
Terms will be liberal and immediate possessiof
given. Applyto &. }. SHANNON, =
Camden, Jan. LIST, lS49 If Il
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FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.
OFTHE GROWTH OF Is

OFTHE GROWTH OF IS4S. so.
Arclnkc. Asparagus CORN-Early, in ears ;sr
BEhNS-Early China Mo- Kae and Lceks, Scotch
hawk. Half Moon. large Lettuce, Egg Plant .'e9'.
white Lima, Rachel Cram Melons, Mustard &zlEE -
berry. Valentine Dutch OSION-Buttons and seed
tase Knife Okla: Parsnip ~
BEET-Long Blood, Turnip PEAS-Eariy Washington,
AMI Sngar Frame, Warwick, Bishop's
Brncol CoIard and Cau Dwarf Marrowfat, Match
hrvcr less Marowfat, Prince Al.
tARROT-Orange and AL bert, very early, Charhon..
iinglam . Parsley, Pepper ~ ss.ss
CABBhGE-Eary and late RADlSII-fell and Red
Drum Head. May. York 'rumip. Black, tsSst&
Sugar lAaf. Green glazed Spinach Squash, Salsifyss
and large Mountains Tomato - ,,,,--.ss.1s.
CEf.ERE-whtr and solid frURNIP-Spring, Norfolk,
CIiEUMBER-Early frame, Hanover, Aberdeen, Red
long green cluster; short Top, Rua sBnga "a z "
prckly Ghcrkiu --y. - 4f.-
Millet, Luccrne, Canary and Hemp Seed. -
0J'rhe subscriber heng in the habit of proving
his Seed before vending, is enabled to recommend
them with confidence. ,-ss-aar -'s+tss1s'
Dec. 20. J. R. McKAIN.S
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Owing 10 the great aud immense sale Of Dr. Town
sends Ssapara number Of nra VIII" wcr" formerly our
Agents have commenced making Snr>aiarllla Extracts
EI;,rs Bi,rr. Extracts of elbow Dock. Dc. They
orally n, il IN, in the same shaved iciirS, and Of them
Layr stole and copied advertisements, they only
worthless limitations and should h"avoilrd.
For sale in Camden. hy J. T. Mex AIN. Frce 81 per
bottle Six bottles for So, cash.
August l6 81 "
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EhG SuNScribCr.

The subscriber.
sI1III. continue to act as BANK AGENT, in
w boththe Banks ofthis place, and attend to any
Commission Business which may be entrusted to to
him. Office At the Counting Room of McDowail
c}' Shannon Z. ). ollANNoN'
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Just Received,
$500 pounds pure White Lead
l5O gallons Lamp oil
$50 - Iinsecd Oil -eF -NE .
Is " Spirits Turpentine .-..f-ly !,
300 pounds Sal .Frntus
100 - Black Pepper fl-@rs
rs '' Cogac's Starch as,5sst
IL dozen Sands Sarsapria s-,-..Ys :,
bale Hops
Tn conformity with the tmcs the above articles, witha
the Goods in store will be sold lower than they have ever
been in this market F. L. ZEMP.
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Fresh Garden Seed.

TCSfi WstTUCf1 E5CCUs y t94-sl Z
Every variety OF Ga den seed suitable for the
winter d spring may be obtained from the sub.
scriber. From the pains taken to procure seed Of
GOOD QUALITY he has no doubt that purchasers
will have little cause to complain of failures. sst
r l. ZEMP
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HacCD Cool.

Keep Cool.
Just received and now opening a large assort,
ment of Summer Goats, Vests made TO order and
in the best style. For sale at the lowest price
n BONNEYS
For Sale,
Two Philadelphia made GINS, TO be seen at
G.. MATIlESON'S.
September 6 3G
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The Office one door below w. J. Gerald ESQ
formerly occupied by Doct. Z. II. Anderson:
Amlv IN H. LEVY.
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store 10 Rent.
The Store at present occupied by S. B. LEVY;
possession given by the middle OF November.
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A safe 0ndclrain cNre 7nr CONSUMPTION q lNF W"gS'
sDWing Of Ltncd, ccnghs, co!d<, asthma, raj" IN
lie sids, b'onchHis, nA"Ting cc"gh, and al FW-
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Another miraculous Cure.

For sale hy JAMES K. AlckAiN, Camd'
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ST.. PAUL, Wisconsin, Nov. 25, 1913.

To the Editor of the Union:
By the ac, admitting Wisconsin into the Union as a
State, large portion of the organized part Of the former
Territory OF Wisconsin lying north and west of the St
Croix river was left in an anomalous condition For
long time doubt existed in the minds of the best informed
citizens to whether any law, except THAI law which
exists in all sociees-the law of selfpreservaon-w
in force among them. To keep them out of their diff
Guilty, application was made to the honorable James
Buchanan Secretary of State, who gave very elaborate
and able opinion; the amount OF which was that the OH
organization OF Wisconsin is still in force and that the
laws of the Territory of Wisconsin, up to the time of It's
admission into the Unlon are binding upon the people
until repealed by the local Legislature by Congress
Guided by this opinion, the people in different portions
of the Territory held public meetings, at which resou
to issue proclamation fixing day for holding an cleo
ton for delegate TO Congress, were passed Mr. Tweedy
resigned and the 30h of October set apart the
day of election. Mr. Henry H. Sibley, wing in prnc
pie, but who came before the people as neutral, was
elected Every effort was made during the canvass TO
induce Mr. Sbley TO declare openly and canidy his po
litical opinions but this he positively refused to do.
letter of the following purpon was written in order TO be
sent TO him. but not of his friends would sign it,
candidate for Congress has caused many inquiries TO be
made in regard to your political opinions and we think it
due and fellow citizens that all doubt in rela
ION thereto should cease therefore respectfully request
you unequvocaly whether you are whig or dem
ocrat.'
This letter was handed to Orange Walker, Henry L
Moss j. w. Bass, Auguste Freeman, and others-al
strong wings and strong supporters OF Mr. Sbeyall OF
whom refused to sign it, Mr. Sbley, by thus running as
a neutral Disgusting his political opinions far in
his power succeeded in being elected over Henry M
Rice, an out -dad-om democrat, who in favor OF
drawing the party lines, who openly advocated demo-
cratic convention and who since the election has ajvo
Gated the calling of democratic convention sum
mer whose nomination shall be the nomination of the
party This is the doctrine of all democrats; and long
as they adhere to it, the party will triumph
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
From our Baltimore Correspondent.

BALTIMORE, Jan SIS D. m.
Tiai for robbing the maa-Ps~nsyluana legislature :
Election Of a democratic speaker--Ih markets, &c,
la the United States district court this morning. the Trial
Ut Richard Key recently clerk in the Baltimore post
office, charged with puroinng money from letters, eom
menced and proceeded three o'clock, when the court
adjourned The case merely opened by VIM L.. Mar
SHALT United States district attorney, explanation
OF what he proposed prove. He was followed by the
Hon Reverdy johnson, of the for sed,
in response The examination of witnesses then COM
menced on the part of the prosecution Messrs Gilmore
and earning of Cincinnati testified principally as TO
of money which they the Baltimore
post office from Cincinnati and which they had reason to
believe had been distracted. Charles T. Maddox,
deputy postmaster next examined, the usual
practice the post office, &c, of mailing and sending let
tiers and way bills from different points.
A despatch received from Harrisburg this morning
nounces that William F. Packer (dem) has been elected
equally divided 40 to 40, with two natives who held tho
balance of power Contrary general expectation these
natives voted for Mr. Packer and elected hmthus
ding the difficulty
BY the arrival of the brig Emma this morning. at this
port, from Rio Janeo, positive information has been
ceived that the British minister for Buenos Ayres has been
refused admttance. This was runlored before.
large of machinery for the working of the gold
mines of Mao Hess and Commodore Stockton, in Vir-
gnia has recently passed through this city om Phiadel-
pha. One of Futons patent drect-acton steam pumps
has also been built and forwarded to the mines by him.
from this city Ii is calculated to raise ton OF water two
hundred feet from the bottom of the shaft per minute and
simple is the pan that to perform this labor it will
qure but xhorse power head of steam 1t is beauti
u piece of machinery and has been constructed OF brass
General Tom Thumb is performing at the museum to
crowded houses.
The telegraph brings nothing from the legislature
of Ohio and its difficulties.
The MARKErs-The Baltimore market for -four is still
What unsettled holders asking SIS, and buyers being
unwilling give thai 81 3d. The stock of flour
hand atprescnt including City Mills and Howard street, is
60 900 barrels. Rye flour is held at 81 rs and meal
So 49, with sales The inspections OF flour for the week
1851. Good to prime red wheats now held
l02 lot cents and ordinary good IS l02 cents
and white wheat l07 lis cents, to quality the latter
price for such suitable for family -four. Sales of
white 50 81 cents, and yellow at So 81 cents,
being a slight advance the close of last week. Prices
of all kinds of provisions keep firm.
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THE UNION.

channel than it had before The effect of his act in sub
siilutng military tariff for the higher Mexican tariff
was not TO take from American commerce or neutral
anything il possessed before but TO give TO
that advantage it did not before possess
So much, then, for Mr. Vintons objection that the Pres
denrs act levied military contribution upon own
citizens and neutris Injury and oppression neuras
and our citizens, then, failing Mr. Vinon
ground of his objection, he is thrown back upon the
mere Legislative form of the Presidents act But this
point have already answered If there any
thing in it, it would exclude the whole right of mil
tary authority TO order strict or a modified blockade
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New ORLEANs, Jan. 2, ls49.

New ORLEANS, Jan. 2, $780,
THE cHoLERA.-EPIDEMIc sURsrDiEG-THE WEATHER.
Within the past forty eight hours there have been one
hundred and sixysx deaths from this fatal malady OF
this number seventy occurred yesterday The disease
is rather the decrease compared with what it
few DAYS ago. The weather has become cooler, and is
now pleasant and more seasonable Our citizens are
less alarmed than they have been.
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Mutual IAfe Insurance Com any

Ney York, December %, 1913
THE following from the minutes the Board
of Trustees of the Mutual Life Insurance Company OF
New York. held 29,b December, 1915:
"Re,olpd That and after this 18th day of December
lS4S risks be taken by this company for Upper Caor-
excepting for the whole life, in moi to ex-
coed ~, 800 any life, and that the extra premium
shall be per cent per annum for residence la any
all parts OF Upper California, with additional per
cent as searisk, for per permission go and
Upper California"
b. The company must in all cases know at tho time
applications are forwarded by what vessel parties take
passage for Upper California. .,,.'s...r ~, s.
I 81 -. ',.L CHARLES DE SELDlNG. Agent, u.
No. III Todd's Buildings, Penn. avenue.
WIN. p JOHNSON, M. d., Physician, I,I n RI Il.
opposite city pcs. Office, 18th ,ttest. oi ,-aq
Jan 6-3t 80
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0JGen. Tom THUMB we take great pleasure in saying,
has arrived and will give his first Grand Levee on Mon
day, Odd Fellows Hall where citizens will have
opportunity OF Witnessing those unique and pleasing
which it is in the power only the popular
and fascinating Genera produce for the qualification
the public As the present will be the 'as opportunity
everybody of course, will 20 and universal avorc
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We do not wonder that members of Congress laughed
Holiness OF South Carolina for proposing the bers
If the House om his STATE to leave their because
passed against slave traffic the Dstric. OF Co
umbs, after Holmes himself voted for Wpot Proviso
Speaker and has united, heart and hand, with the Wmo
Pfoviso party in the free States in elecng Con Taylor
the presidency. Post, ~
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The Royal Irish Fisheries Company has, it is said, dis
covered that the Newfoundland fishing banks extend
nearly 10 the coasts OF Ireland.
The probability that such is the was suggested to
Lieut. Maury time ago. in the course of his nvesti
cations connected with that most important contribution
of the age to practical navigation, viz the wind and
rent charts.
By examining the log books of great numbers of YES
sells in the European trade the fact that the Gulf stream
forks on the banks of Newfoundland discovered by
no other means than the water thermometer which that
officer has prevailed upon merchantmen generally to use
One or two places have been discovered where the
change of the temperature of the water is SUCH that in
cloudy weather the place of the ship may be determined
simply by the water thermometer, with considerable
degree of accuracy With the view of perfecting this
discovery we observe that Lieut. Maury, in his sailing
directions and explanations of what he desires navgatos
to enter in the abstract log remarks "When the water
thermometer suddenly falls, note the fact in the column
for remarks get cast of The deep-sea lead and note the
result also. 1t is particularly and earnestly requested OF
in the European trade to enter the state of the
water. thermometer three times day, viz at noon,
m, and p. m"
Such is the importance attached to this undertaking by
practical men, that we understand the merchants, ship
owners and masters in principal seaports getting
up petitions TO Congress TO afford more efficient aid TO this
undertaking
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suprem. Court Of the Unitcd States.
FRIpAY, January 5, ls49.

Presen, as yesterday.
No. a. James Erwin, plaintiff in error ps A. Lowry,
The argument of this cause continued by Mr. Brent
for the plaintiff in error, and by Mr. Bradley for the de-
PENDANT in .a.5
Adjourned till Monday morning, II o'clock,
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To conclude with the farce of
DID YOU EVER SEND YOUR WIFE TO GEORGE
TOWNl
Mr.. Honeybun -.q Mr.. Browne.
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Washington Assemblies,

Private boxes IS cents dress circle and parquete, 50
cents; gallery, rs cents.
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The market generally was heavy to-day.
telegraphic despatch announces to-day, the death Of
Col Charles Oakley OF llno s, at Tremont. He well
known negotaor of the loan for the construction of the
canal and was of its trustees at his death.
utr Yours, PRENTICE.
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On Saturday evening" January G, will be performed the
tragedy of
PIZARRO e
Elyira Miss Julia Dean.
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05- The Pastor Of st. Paul's English Lutheran
Church having returned the city, will again his
regular duties Services Sabbath in the morning at III
O'clock and in the evening O'clock Subject for the
evening, "The recognition OF friends in heaven"
Tn,,f s.
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90 The Rev. j. Il. Eckard will lecture "tho
gion OF the Iindoos" Sunday at o'clock p. M, in
the I'd Presbyterian Church, of New York avenue
and 18th street. Jane
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rIHE BEAUTIES OF SACRED LITERATURE, edi-
/ ted by Wyatt beautiful volume, illustrated
with steel engravngs. = !, - x,.t,.s.. a.t
The Best Hours OF Life BY Jean Paul Richter VOL
Thoughts OF a Lifetime. BY Caroline Gilman ,,rlr.
Emerson's Essays, first and second series, vols:
The Constitutions of France, Monarchicai and Repub
cam with brief historical remarks BY Bernard Rocker.
vol. ~, itsl j ~ I'd ..irsI
The Artists Married Life, being that of Albert Durers
translated from the German. IN.
Flower Fruit, and Thorn Pieces. Translated from tho
German Of Jean Paul Richter; vols. 81 ~, M t-i =. 4
Merry Mount, Romance Of the Massachusetts Colony
2 vols, 1879 Jusreceved from Boston by :,
Jsns6 +. TAYLOR.
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Inferior. Ord. good Mid to good Mid fair Fully
ordinary. middling to fair to gdfr
Upland & Fla. 81 act 6ss6a GA! Ua4
Mobile * NJ o. 81 a5a 6n6B 6AaH 7aH 7fa4

-Four has also been buoyant at advancing prices-a
further rise Ct having taken place yesterday Sales
are about 5000 barrels per day: say Oswego, VS. GA
Brooklyn SIS 56l New Orleans, S. 80 IS SOL common
State and mixed western, SIS 62t SIS 65l straight and
good brands, Us 6Sl So 75 pure Genesee, SIS s7A Sc
Southern is held firmly, with tendency rise George
town and Howard street, $5 37t Buckwheat is duISI s7A
So l2A. Rye flour is little hgher-S3 lS} a SO 25
Corn meal has advanced sales So S7t S3 The supplies
of wheat large, but held frmlysay good Ohio,
ST. 3lt Northern rye stiff ut 62 63 cents Oats also
betersellng at 40 AZ cents, Corn, which exceed
ingy duh before the news, has since become active
advance Of cents southern white and yellow 90 81
cents The prices of -four and grain the LIST January for
three years, were as follows:
Flour, Wheat Rye Corn Pork,
Is7 5ls $50 100 LIS 80 ass 75asas
lsl9 $3.50 Ito las o. sal
Hay quiet 80 56l; lead is dull pork very active
under the idea that the cholera the Mississippi will in
tertere with Supplies, the stock being small Sales
mess, SIS; old do, Sl4 l2a $4 Is; old prime $I
80 81 IS NEW do Sl2. Beef firm at Improving
SO % prime, $40 p mess Ohio lard is dull Il ~
rice is firm, but W tiiout change; talow Il
Tobnceo.-Snies Kentucky a 64 cents.
Fteights.-There is more doing Cotton to Liverpool H.
to Rotterdam a.. to Hamburg ID to Havrc d.
The stock market has bee st her dull for The hoydays,
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Fancy dtnce by Miss Louisa Pray.
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AIRS. @. RICE respectfully inEorms uacmhers *
Nl Congress and others, with without families th:
she has front the first floor yet unoccupeds
on Il, between 9th and 9th streets.
Jan 3-3t> 81 81