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Trss--A catsIoeu., embracing invoices per ships
Vancouver, josiah Quincy, and Panama. was offered
ON Friday and with the exception OF portion Of the
Young Hyscps and Souchongs. disposed Of 1t prices
sbov. thoee obtained At the esles Congo and
souchopg sold al cent decline from former prices
Annexed are the particulars; Terms months Hyson
90 do, S4h.: GO chests. 33h Young Hyson rs half
chests, 81 80 do. ~; 40 do se; i9s do, AZ; 40 do,
AZ; la7 DO, seh AZ do, "a - DO, s9h; l2o
DO; sis; 90 DO, 81 las DO, scHi 81 cases, each
4s " do, ss1.; IS 1877 10. do. soh 10 ID do. AK
Hysop skin-so half chests 81; 90 40, Th; chests,
2th % DO. %; IS do ~ hail chests, z2s es do "a
bek, do bs 20 do, IS; - 90, ss; II do 45H; 81
DO a. so do Az; SO do, al 80 do sss; 81 do, as;
IS DO S51s; bo1TIs ID boxes 20; u Is ID do 4sIs ST
on 40 DO ~; u do. ~ 20 so sss.; 20 do, 80;
20 DO Sp; 81 do B.; 80 14h ID boxes, 81 Oolong-25
bali elects IS q do sSk 60 do, a. 1s2 DO az 2le
DO sohi lea DO soi is2 DO. 80 NDgyoas 500 bali
do a., leo " 10 boxes, 30; IS DO: 80. Ningyops
Pcvchcpg-25b baf chests. IS. 200 do 3Tk; 60 do,
soh lps do, 30. souchopg-To half Ghosts sok; 300
De- -
wHnyrr eco barrels prison sold, ct 2sc cash;
nsrsst lover.
Wool - here have been no sale, In this article.
np.c,sTers from al sections Of the country the
late suction sale .sishlshsd the fact that they
Bsaiiy all rupped With moderate stock. and since
then there bs. been little demand for nDe de-
sctipiirn. Coed quality q fleece cen, hosever, be
purchased &C. 20 &C. per ID loser IT present than pre-
u,us 20 tbs ss.s Conmop description ~ foreign
10 dsmsne bot the stock A. extremely light and the
ssl-s have only BEEN 20 trihins amount We annex
tsrosy fleece AZ IS. fol blood msrino do. IS 40;
y n.finc do. % s15s, common a DO. 81 q %.
IUiled super, "a -, Ne l. 20 So cash; Buenos
AyTss common, IA 10. extra Rios 49, IN, Cordovs,
81 "a; MestSe. un~sshsd. 10 ~; smyrna, washed,
- q "a; do bb~ssbsc, IL q Is, six months.
RscKnr. rsopuos Kan so.Ds ssD srsassoars.
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ConnIssio~ ON CLAIMS AGAINST Nssfco. March Is
A communication addressed TO the board by Hail j.
Kelly In relation to . claim against Mexico. BY bin
to the Joint Com misson under the Convsn
ton of lth April 1889, vas submitted and sxsnirsd;
sps ~ appearing that the said clAim was, the 21f
day q Febrssy 1si2 rejected upon ts merits BY tba.
ctmmissios ordered. Tsst the communication sfsre-
said dc.s net forth sgsinst Mexico claim of watch
this board ske cognizsnce under the treaty q ss
The memorial OF John claiborne, adminietrator Of
1homss Hsssm claiming tor the loes q the sohosner
nsnush klizststh chas.d ashore near Matagords BIZ
the Mexican scbOcber Bravo In 1885. vas sub
rbittsd. exspfptd. and ordered Go be received On
motion Of John Rockwell, sttorpty in the case OF
Hsggerty Davis Dana. the examination OF thsir
memoiisl .uspsr deo en- the 22d February last vas
further ,uspepdsd until the first Monday November
nssf The hoard IN, resumed the examination % the
M, M risI Of Wiism Messervy, hltd On the sta in
slant spd then susperdsd and finding " not o. con.
foi TIE rpss ordered tbst T. be received rhe
memorials ~ tctRA a Rooinsop, seyerslly oiaiainx
Ter seisure and det. uton Of property DOMAINS. IN
lsls forced loan at erillo 10 iSiT witch
v.ie feo on The sth instant and then suspended -ere
sssip isten up f essninaiion, ana croetsd be
c..rsd
Nsrsh 2i.-Of Franklin Chase, and q Ann Chase
his wife, claiming ter loses b. bis xpulsfan tom
Tsutien On the eth Jure, 1870, bei taken ", for
confederation tcstbsr with the rroCfs %
ecnpscfed herewith. the Beard came to an opinion
that the cissm q the sfoi sss5 trsotn chase sysid
srd the cane wss sn~sd secofdins,y; the snount 10
b. awarded subject 10 the future acion Of the Board
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rLAcns .. NAryIrr.-Unissd sssses Io1; ireland S.;
Befsinm.l - '
rren Hospital. Believes u Penitentary, Blashvelrs
Isand. l. Small Por do, A. WARTS Islana. ~; Rsndals
Issns, City Hospital 81 Aims Hssss Bash vss Island
Persons, II.
wgIrE City Inspsssss.
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MEDICAL.


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Married.

On wednesday, March Goth, by the Rev. j. J. Lyons
MIR. AHRAM CARDozo to Miss SARAH N. PEIxorro
daughter of the late Daniel L. M Peixotto.
On Thursday evening, 21st instant, by the Rev Mr..
Evans ANDREW REA to MARr J. VAN ALsr, all of this
~Stv
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Passenger Arrived,

FaseenRern ArKiveOs
HAvRE-Packet Ship st Denis-J Hamilton, lady and
child, o. London vinneau and lady, Of osrmany Carr
sor OF HAVE; Miss Kelley Of NYork; CaptJ willard. k
Passenger Sailed.
sAN fRAscIsco-Bark Calao, from Bos.on-Nsssr Cyrus
Dam, Daniel Ryan, John Morrssey Jas SMALL yosish
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MEDICAL.

-NNNNNNNNNNNNN~>>1-.N& (1NNN 1I->.-.,OSyNNN>1.>>-
WHoLEsALE MURDER. AT i0 BROADWAY.
w LYONS Magnetic Powders tlAy
Thousands of bed hugs every day.
Armies Of heas they destroy,
Reaches from creviees deccy,
And give to an the insect race
very speedy coup de grace.
Remember. too, that LYONJ PHI
Will rata and mice. by Wholesale, kill.
While pills aud powders. hsrmlfsa mild
would not hui n child
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TIE LATE Far Sr. LOUIS Mo.-The St Louis
Union Of the 18th nst gives the follow OF su
fereIs by the late Ere In that city, About half past
enc O'Clock yesterday morning, smoke discovered
issung from door opening the eecond floor In the
southeast corner of Brant's large warehouse This
house was three story brick OF dimensions unusually
large The first floor used by Houseman Lowry
as tobacco warehouse; the second floor by the same
firm tor storage purposes. Housemsn & Lowry had an
Insurance upon their property Of about $l4 0oe,
which viii perhaps cover their entire loes. Among
tho:e whose goods were destroyed, Doan King Loot
several hundred bales douaestiur,
to $40 per bale; insured for $50 000 Beach Eddy
lost from $50 TO 200 bales Of the description Of
goods. Small Co, commission merchants, who had
cfcs the second noor estimate their less to be
in the neighborhood OF $4,000 with insurance Of
$4,000 Peake and Baker commission merchants
whose Office also the second floor, lost the
greater part Of their books N Blackstone lost about
$500 worth Of lard and bacon. which there was
no insurance s Carroll lost $500 worth Of tobacco
net insured. There were destroyed between 900 and
700 barrels Of -four, 500 OF which belonged TO Bait
Co. j. II Patterson lost SO 200 Of glass ware nails and
dry goods, which fully insured, partly in Pitts
burgh and partly in the Floating Dock Insurance Com
psby Of this city. large quantity Of castor oil
destroyed, belonging to w Adams. These goods, and
many Others the names Of the Of which did
not learn, were ell the fret and second floors aud
included in the Estimated loss Of 100000. The
third floor occupied by Scarritt Mason, fur
piture wareroom These gentlemen had on hand
$40 GO worth Of furniture, which there In
suranse of 1000. They did not save single article.
not their books We learn that the building cost
from eleven to twelve thousand dollars So In the
destruction Of this building and Its contents there
loee Of At least q hundr,d and thirty thousa nd
ofsscond street. adjoining the frat bxding burnt
also destroyed The nrst floor Of this house
pied BY A. q. Williamson, upholsterer lie estimated
mis- loss at ~ COO which there 10 Insurance Of
Cbardon, Was valued at 5000, and was insured for
$500.
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APPOINTMENTS sr RVS 0ovssyor avn Sss.rs.-Nor,-
siSs PustIc-N New York-John Livingston, A n. Ro-
gers, John Hsrbereer
CoNSIssiorxss or Lokrs.- kings-John Dimon.
Westchester-Dsvd McCord, James Dick
hiscKLLsrnous New Nork-Robert T. HAYS 10 be
Director o. the BANK Of Ameries
David Bunee, John r. Cersns Port wardsns Of New
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Weekly Report OF Death,

In the City and County Of New York. the 10th
| March to the Esd dsy Of March, 1891
Men, 8 Women g. Boys, 50; 0irls, 6l.-Total. IA
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IA RALRa. Auruoa or Tnp .PaAnrrcAL raj

vs's Irestise se.-vmcs hc~~s, stei3 A. Nj SCR.
.,sanasy ssesltsd ~ " irenvieh street. Thess vhe
riy IN the earlier stsss ~ csrtsn Diseases w
lrtsd the esse sna 70 fsiy cfths care 10 sie.rrs
ucm nrst OF incfre~ W its eavssce1 ssd dis
uessns rtsges also " Seminal diseases tfse uncem-
ron sessh.srss ~ very extensive practices ks oss
insure seen terts srfe and rsdicrl ~ fhos
.nts rsseon f ttatpE can Be obtained frss othss 70
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DIsAFFKcrIoN OF THE MEXICAN POPULATION
CHKYENNES INDIANA. Krc ETC

pIsAFFKcTioN OF THE MEXICAN PoPULArIoN-rHE
CHKYENNEs INDIANS, KTc. ETC.
From the St Louis (slo.) Union, March 81
We had the pleasure OF meeting at the City Hotel
last evening, Mr. Preston Beck. who in company with
Mr.: Beck and party oommsncsd their journey ON the
9th January. At that period the weather was
covered with snow The United States troops Stationed
In New Mexico were all In winter quarters.
Much dissetisfaction exists among the Mexican po
afforded them by the United States against
the depredstons OF the Indians They assert that not
only their property but their lives less secure nov
than they were when under Msxosn protection I'm
medistely after the treaty made by Colonel Washing
ton last fall the Indians murdered number OF Meni
cans and stole from others large amounts OF aHd
the very day following more recent treaty made oy
Colonel Calhoun Indian agent with the Ewtass they
murdered seven Mexicsns and stole much stock.
The Buffalo Hunters on theft return to Santa Fs,
after their accustomed annual hunt last fall met and
has il that the Chsy snnes. heretofore considered
friendly assuming hostile attitude ami the gene
ysry troubesoms 70 the emgrsnts crossing the
plain during the approaching Spring.
There was great deal Of political excitement In
which has all along been in favor of State govern.
ment and consequently opposed to sending Mr. Smith
to Washington to represent the district Territory
has augmented its numbers and 10 strenuousy engaged
in endesvoring toestsbish governmsnt in accordance
that the scheme viii prove abortvs
There was no late intelligence In Santa Fe from Cali
fornia and no preparations were being made by the
Inhabitants to emigarats to that country this spring
Mr. Stephen Davenport, formerly Of Boone county,
Mo, had number OF men engaged at the Old Placer
some twenty eight miles Santa Fe, in grinding
rocks, with the design Of washing out the gold they
contain, when the weather moderatss sufficiently
This gold probably superior to that Of California,
and 10 said to be very abundant.
Mr. Hatcher, guide to Colonel Collier and party,
turned to Santa 70 on the 18th January He only &C.
csnpanied the Colonel as far ss San Diego.
ENothng further has been heard from Mrs. Whites
child.
may look for further news from the plains in the
Of few days at the time Mr. B. left, Captain
st. Yram and Mr. Spencer contem plated leaving San
ia Fe for the States on the 10th OF February.
Mr.. Beck's party, notwithstanding the plains were
covered with snow TO the depth of ten inches made
the trip from Santa Fe to Independence, in wagon, in
twenty. three days,
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Operations OF the Post once.
The Postn sster General has estsbshed the following
new Poet Oficcs during the week ending March q
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DE COOPER, 10 DUANE STREET, HA2 roR fHn
~ last fourten yeSrs ecnfnee his pr-stcs th sss-
nsnt 81 nercursl and other diseases cf delicate nexr
Ne can cure the sssvssA % this asane> 80
shsrse.
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ANOTHER Hoax FROM THE SouTH-ANoTHER SLEEVE
CANNON AFFArR.-A correspondent of the Charleston
Courier OF the 18th instant writing from Beaufort,
under date Of the 18th instant, and speaking OF the
great serpent, said to be that place, says
Our usually quiet little town is at the moment
sion information received, at late hour to-day
that his snakehp had again been but few hours
Previously had been repeatedly fred st. but without
apparent effect, and had been pursued for upward
of five miles, when he suddenly disappeared be.
meath his native element. He first disco
vered In Whale Greek, some few miles from Beau
fort and Is represented by the gentleman who went
In pursuit of this thought Munchausen the Deep
fully fifty yards long length of head known
tion previously given by Captain Bankenshp, to It's
color appearance and bumps IL fully corrobosted. IL
e stated that pen describe the of
the negroes, who first the ustrious anger aud
which inspired much within theie breasts
as ever did a Crocodile of the Moonn within the
bosom Of the fAr.famed Baron Munchausen. while
travelling through the forests of that nocturnal lumi
nary But, we have time tor idle speculation for
we are of in pursuit. Our fleet consists of q fat,
mounting ak FOUNDER furnished with twelve rounds
Of grape canister and fixed shot with three boats we'll
manned, and as many more as a reserve. We return
to morrow and are sapguine should the monster not
prove wtaleto be able to report" We have met the
enemy, and he Is oursn PS-Iuformation has Just
resched that the said serpent is ashore ct the
mouth Of Skull Creek II So the prize Is certain and
little Beaufort immortaiged
The Savannah Republican, of the 10Th inst says:.
by the Mstamora state that the serpent has
been really caught for true. lie Is species OF the
whale family, with several protuberances his back
the head Of whale, and q snake body His captors
have drawn him on the beach, and are covering him
ever for security.
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Brig Johann Carl (Brem FsburE from Trinidad ia Cuba
with sugar and mossses. to Osrichs 4 Kruger.
Bark arren, from New Orleans, is still below.
N. - -
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DRIyATR DlsKAsI CURED IN ONE DAT, n a
u local application without pain.-1he vetiEs OF
eret habits can rely permanent cure BY "A entire nsw
mode IRON any other In this country IL has been ussd fR
Reade street has daily which havs bsssa tho oth6
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Telegraphic Marine Reports
BALTIMORE March n
Arrvsd-Bsrk Tulaw, Boston; schrs Trya Providsns~e
NYork. -'s
SAVANNAH. MsyoSsI.
The Isase Mead arrived yesterday; Dsa frssits
dull.
wuNIsoroS, Del, Narch2).
Arrved-Sebr Balance, NYorh 2ist, brig Denmark, do.
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Pittsburgh and Baltimore.
; Prices Re d uc e d.
y. w. w. WALLACE.

PIrTsBuRH FRENCH BURR MILL STONE AND
MILL FuRNlsFiING EsrABLIsHMErr,
Nos. 244 q 246 Liberty St., near the Canal.
French Burr Mill Stones, of my own manufsc-
ture. made Of new and Superior quality OF Blocks;
particular care is taken to have the joints made
close aud all the blocks in each stone of uniform
quality. They are warranted equal to any in the
country, superior to those imported from France,
and also to the mass Of those made in this country,
and at prices iotcer then haze eper before been Of
fered in this market. Burr Mill Stones. made 10
France, with solid eyes. the best of the kind, at
greatly reduced prices. Laurel Hill Mill Stones,
all sizes
Boiling Cloths, Anchor Stamp, warranted best
quality, and at greatly reduced prices.
Mill Spindes, Mill Irons. Mill and Regulating
Screws, Screen Wire, Mill Picks, Corn Crackers.
Grist and Saw Mill Castings of all kinds, embrac-
ing the largest catalogue in the West, OF Spur,
Spur Core, Bevel and mitre Wheels, made on the
most improved plan-Pullies, Car Wheels, Gud-
geons of all kinds, and Mill furnishing in general.
All articles made in the best manner and at the
lowest prices. Purchasers will find it to their in
erest 10 call and examine before purchasing else
where. Ali orders promptly attended to al Nos.
244 and 246 Liberty Street, near the Canal, Pitts
burgh, Pa l.0 w. w. WALLACE.
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Petition
to sell
Land.
IN CHANCERY.

Joanna Pickering and John Pickering, Phebe
Blackledge, Elizabeth Kennard and Anthony Ken.
n,rd, Sarah Pickering and Samuel Pickering, the
children of Rebecca Blackledge whose names and
places of residence are unknown. Hannah Denny,
Robert Blackledge, William Backledge, Joseph
Blackledge and William Kennard, are hereby no.
tilted that the 9th day of February. A. d. 1850
Rachel Blackledge of Monroe county, Ohio, filed
IN the Court of Common Pleas of the county OF
Monroe and State OF Ohio. bill in chancery a.
gainst the said persons aforesaid; the object and
prayer Of which bill is to quit the title Of the said
Rachel to the following premises. situate in said
county, to wit-The northwest quarter of the
northeast quarter Of section 30, township and
range S; lying and being in Monroe county, Ohio,
and the said Joanna Pickering and John Pickering
Phebe Blackledge, Elizabeth Kennard and An
thony Kennard, Sarah Pickering and Samuel
Pickering, the children Of Rebecca Blackledge,
Hsnnah Denny, Robert Backledge, William
Blackledge, Joseph Blackledge and William Ken
nard are further notified that unless they appear
and plead answer or demur to the said bill within
sixty days after the next term of said court the said
Rachel Blackledge at the term next after the ex.
piraton of said sixty days, will apply TO said court
to take the matters of the bill confessed and 10
decree thereon accordingly. -
N. HOLLISTER,
Feb ~, 1850. SOL for comp't.
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PETITION FOR PARTITION.

-,
EIlzabeth feden, Nelson Peden' :. ooedia'l
Peoen' Alexander feden, Jerome pedeh' omVa
peden ana Elizaoeen peden. IT., VIII take notce
mat Petltion was MED against 'hen on the lZth
day OF FEBRUARY, a. u: iooo, IN % me court t, o,
Eonhon r'eds Vi hion'ue e'un'y, o"u, Wy NV
reaen' aha 10 nov Pehoms. "se'e ,.le ea.u "a,
v'a feden oeman's m aruuo,, Oh 'ne ,ono"'"g neal
Estate, 10 wiz ne ho!thwes' quarter o, .ne
sou'heast quarter o' sechon o. .ownsn'p q ano
range 4; also. me southwest quarter OF he
horh"es. quarter VI sec"oh o. a"hsnIP q anu
range 4; aso' the northwest quarter OF the south
west quarter oI secuon O. 'owhship =, anu range
4; also. the northwest quarter oil the northeast
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nisre. skeleton, and ths blood now sSttlsdshka4i
my nails, sed my lungs liberated both sztssaally
and ihlerhalty, and my physician non callsd u o
celebr med Lung Doctor who said that there was
no hope Of my recovering. Seine OF my friends
called IN to take their LAST LEAVEsl!gW Win
a faint hope now commenced taking d.. Ro-
eerS Liveryort and Tsr-snd what happy =
change. now enjoy better health than have
since was fourteen years Of ages and hase ),
gained in flesh from ninety TO- ono hundred and
forty pounds within the last three months. sas 81
We, the undersigned, state that we are &C;
qusinted and visited Mr,. Eggart during her sick.
ness, and believe the above statement to be true.
gfq Nls hetf o. JOHN MELENDY, N
d40 ~48si88 DIX. LEAvITT.
4 For further information, We refer TO REV.
Mr.. BOYNTON, pastor Of the above.named
church, Of which Mrs. Eggart 10 . member 9'~'
Z DIR. H. cox, (late Professor in the Cincinnati
Medical College, says-However reluctant
have been to permit my name to be attached to
pa,snt medicines, I consider It my duty to the
community to state that Dr.. Rogers Liverwors
and Tar acts more like specific than any other
remedy l ever used. In the case Of Miss Isabel
Belt, who was pronounced by several physlciane
to DO !sboring under the LAST STAGES OF
SCROFULOUS CONSUMPTION! !! by the use
of = few bottles of the above medicine, she was
restored 10 perfect health. afA ae
~ sida' sd' sali'a H. cox, M. D. ie8
0o- The Hon. Judge HENRY MORSE, Of
Cincinnati, sayE-Dr. Cox is my family physi-
clan, and have more confidence in his skill as
physician than any man living. NHts t.p5's9
. y! .iR 4'. HENRY MORSE. q
NJ- IMPORTANT CAUTION. Owing to
the late counterfeit by John T. Ioland, Dr.. no.
gers Liverwort and Tar will be hereafter envel-
oped in a WHITE WRAPPER, and splendid
stee.pate engraved LABEL, and signed AN
DREW ROGERS. For sale wholesale and re.
tail by A. L. SCOLYILL,
s. E. corner 5th and Race Sts., Cincinnati.
ALSO by
J. R. 4 J. H. Morris, w oodsfield, /,
MORRIS & MITCHELL, Antioch. fs
POLLOCK CARTER, g. Co Clarington.
VIM. STEEL, Stafford, aa sa
JOHN M. RowAND, Summerfeld,
J E. & G. A BoyD, Carlisle.
HANEs g. PANcoAsT, Jamestown,
TALBoT& & WERMIcK, Malaga, iea
JOHN KooNTz, do l0e
ISAAC WELSH, BealisvilIe. sG3al
w. & ], MYERS. New Castle. aa
PETER Dom, Williamsburg.
MILLS, IAMs s. DANA, Marietta. G2
E. G. MORGAN, St. CIai,syiIle.b zg
ISRAEL GREENE. McConnellsvilIe,
Feb. 20. l650.-2m