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prsesn6ed eommunicstions with the immassris,
world a thefe no pubic protecfisn for 10 veak
End credui0us7 asked The Pfo3ssS1s WIN ~
Cholers or sny other malignsns epidemic make
not only for our own safety, but Also Tor he 49,.
of cur frieuds and fellow citizens. Boards n
Health ere formed to check on pessibej the dise.:.
on the instant. Why should not Boards of Enouirs
and Protection be formed and maintained. to wsrn
and shield the public from seductive inposture
which ID 90 malignant in form and feet snd an
gefders that worst OF human maiedies aMada,ssD
Ought not the authorities Of every Gin, phsee ~.
Rapping Delssionists make their appearances. =
investigate the impostnIe, and protect the r,pssS
from cholera any other fatal diseasea The sbo-s
are few of the Professors remsrks il. sdditinr :.
which. he very lucidly illustrated the zaodxs opss
randi in use among the Ra0pers.
II EBUCATlUN.-wAnr on sATrp.
DAY, March 18th, at IL o'clock, noon, Eve hundred
children from 10 TO II years of age. to witness
PROFESSOR ANDERsoE's
EXTRAORDINARY WONDERS in Chsmistyv
Electricity, Mechanism, end Hydraulics win ~ ~
mercus Feats In Natural Magic.
PROFESSOR ANDERSON begs 10 inso-,.
School Teachers, Guardians and Parents fbs, -.
performances calculated to instruct the yo,,.S
minds in theSabove science; being also hssl,sz
moral recreation which children mach admire "a
need
lie therefore reminds the public seperellv. ,bs,
next, at IL O'Clock, noon
Tickets of admission for children, IS cents
Performances every evening this week, pos:tive,v
concluding on saturday the 18th Inh s-,s
U For the Captain of Night waseb.-
JOHN BLAIR YAkhiNGTON--To the Vare-.
of Jefferson, Madison n nd Monroe Wards.
FELLOW CITIZENS by the request Of my frieDds
and acqaaintances, have the most undoub,sd
right to offer myself candidate a: the next sorins
Election. for Captain of the Night Watch.
Having served ihs city for several years as Po,ice
Officer, and feeling deep interesi in her we,fsrs
in seeing her ordinances fully and fairly enforced
and the laws of the Commonwealth carried chr hi
letter, have sedulously endeavored to discharse
my duty, without party tear, party favor, affection
Or Partially.
Fellow Citizens. whilst you are sleeping In your
beds, in the midrigh. hour, viii be quietly prowl
Ing about your streets protecting your property sad
lives from the midnight robber and incendia-v.
and your city from riotous and disorderly conduit
Having no friends TO reward, or enemies 10 punish
NH 8-lt+ IB WARRINGTON
L. To the Voters of rhe Citv-Gr,-,r
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CoETINUED.-The case OF Msnsfeld Sloan,
slave TO Samuel Myers, charged with stealing
a coat from James l.. Davis, was continued
antil to-day, owing to the absence of Witnesses.
The case of John Sorrel, slave TO Ellis &
from I. Crenshaw, was continued until to-day
for further examination.
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DIsoRDERLY.-Sophia Maxfeld, free ne
gress, was arrested on Saturday night by the
watch, VIII lie acting in somewhat disoIderly
manner 10 front of her husbands house. Yes
terday, or promising to leave the city, she was
discharged from custody.
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IMPROPER PAss.-James, slave 10 William
Anderson, arrested with an improper pass in
his possession on Sunday evening, on yester-
day was discharged with an admontion.
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STEALING TIMBER.-Henry Brown, slave
to J. r. Roane, on yesterday was ordered Is
lashes for stealing piece of timber from his
ap,pIavar .
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WITHOUT REGIsTERs.-Victoria Herr, The
ophilus Hope and Charles Howell, arrested in
default of registers. were on yesterday dis
charged, on promising to procure them inme.
diately.
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New PUBLICATIoNs.-We. have received from
Messrs. 7. II. Gresham g. Co., 1904 Broad
street, two new novels: Gus H0r0rd, or hog
to WIN Wife, and Minnie Gray, or the An
cestraI Curse, both by the celebrated autAor
of Amy Laurence. The lovers of fiction will
doubtless give these works speedy perusal.
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SHOOTING IN BALL ROOM. AT Oldtown,
Maine, on Tuesday evening last, while party
were dancing at Gray's tavern, young lady
discharged both barrels of double-barreled
pistol at man names VIM. Bowman, OF Up
per saltwater. One OF the balls entered Bow
mans shoulder, and the young lady with
whom he was dancing had her face burned by
the powder. The lady who fired went home
without being arrested. Public sympathy
is strongly in her favor, as Bowman had in
flicted upon her an irreparable wrong and then
| refused marriage.
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DRUNK.-Matthias Newman, wood saw
yer, arrested on Sunday evening last, being
his FIRST appearance, was, yesterday, discharg-
ed with an adnonition.
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ID OARDING.-A Gentleman and his Lady de-
ID sire Board in respectable private family,
where they may be regarded as It's members. TIE
most satisfactory references given. line addressed
to Home" and left at the Dispatch Office will De
nromnflu attended To- NH Pr
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DR.. LEWIS LECTURE.-This gentleman
will lecture upon Health TO the Ladies of
Union and Church Hills, at Spring field Hall,
every morning this week, commencing at 10
o'clock. These lectures will prove very ben
efcial to the Ladies; and for the benefit OF
themselves and their offspring they should at.
tend. The small admission fee of ten cents
will be charged to defray the expense of the
room.
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nj 0TICE.-C. p. BUhkUsS has engaged me
lN services OF q Young Gentleman, well qua.ifsd
to instruct, and ia willing receive into his school
six or eight additional Pupils
Terms &c, made known on application to him !st
his Rooms, in the basement OF the UniVersaiist
Church. NH 6-2IF
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tikRRIED.

Ga Thursday evening, March 3rd, By the Rev'd
Moore, biz Wan w HAWKINS, 20 Miss JANE
WYLIE, all Of this civ
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-aA.sr<Ss AUCT ION NOTlCE-PgruculaT al.
Ss~S=A tention is requested to the sale Of elegant
household and kitchen Furniture, to take place
This Morning, commencing at IL o'clock, al the
residence of Abram Levy, Junr, No 20l, Broad
street. See advertisements.
Sale to be conducted by
mhs GEO J. SUMNER, Aucs'r.
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We learn from the ST. Augustine Ancient
City, that the very Rev. Felix VareIa. a dis.
tingulshed preiaie of the Catholic Church. died
in that city on the 25th utimo.
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CODA WATER.-Tne only genIIae article Of
~ soda Water in this city, Is enthusiastically
Mccormack. IL is TO be had all the Hotels, Res
toratives, and drinking houses in the city. Be sure
and ask for Mccormack 8 Soda Wafer.
Constantly on hand, large stock OF best Pha.
dolphin Porter and Champagne Cider. All orders
from either city or country thankfully received
and promptly a6ended TO. IL. Meet 0aAGh,
NH S-6ts 205 Broad 81.
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The White Slave of England. is the lille of
new drama, now being performed a, the
Broadway Theatre, New York, with immense
success.
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To the Voters of the City-GEy-Lr.
MEN Thankful for past favors, again respectfully
announce myself candidate for re election.
J. Il. STR0BIA,
NH S-3l* Cttu Gna,e,
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The BANKS OF NEw.YoRK, LONDON AND
PARIs.-According 10 an article in the New
York Economist, the quantities of specie in
the banks OF New-Yofk, London and Paris. on
the 30th of January last, were as follows:-
Banks OF New-York; $l2,000,O00; Bank OF
France, $9O,455, 766; Bank of England, $9l,-
9l2, S33-toIaI, Sl94, 369,599.
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Bs->.SSS-s Auction NOtice.-Parucufar stlea.
s@T>-S-a ton is solicited to our sale This Norma
Jag. at 10 O'CLOCK
mh8 ALEX MOTT co, Aucts.
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GEORGE j. rUnINSk,

GEORGE j. s-UmASh,
IMPORTER ana DEALER in CHINA, GLASS,
IL EARTHEENARE and FANCY GOODS NO.
s, Fifteenth street, has now II store, ani %
dsily receiving by asEisais from Europe, the Laost
extensive Stock Cf Earthenware ana China,
which he mas ever hao, aad OF his own direct I'M
portagion and from the. Northern Manufacturers an
unusually large supply OF class, Looking
Glasses and Fancy Goods, WINCH ne eheiS
to both City and Country Trade, at as lg~
prices, aad on as good terms, as aay house N iHe
Country. He respectfully soiicits an sxamhS1on
OF mis- stock; tae slrctsss attention vii DC gTsa "
packing and shipping ma Sun
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80 A GRAND kxHIBIrEO OF
- PLANTS, SHRUBS, BULBS, ONIONS,
FLOWERS, FRUIT TREES, &c.-PIRkE PEI
L0RCL, French Gardener, lately from Paris, re-
spectfullv announces to amateurs and the public
generally, that he has opened at the store opposite
the Banks, large and beautiful collection OF Exc
tic Plants, such first chOice Camslias Magnoss,
Rhododundrums, Dwarf Orange, Penonia, Aroo-
res, and fragrant Herbacee, Azalea, and Amsryjs
Cactus, of the most novel varieties aud especially
Inhibited in Paris in 1851 and 80 also, 200 differ
eat kinds of Pear, Apple Peach, Cherry, Apricots,
English Walnut Trees, and many different KINDS OF
orune Trees and Raspberry bushes, among which
are the perpetual Raspberry. Also, African Aspa'
ragus, and many other plants too numerous 10 ne2-
ton.
e. Persons wishing to purchase viii please
cali soon. mn e-3tt
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YOUNG GUARD.-Atlen1 a meeting and
"a drill at your Arnory, on Wednesday, March
nj Oh, at TX O'clock P NJ.
~ By order of the Captain.
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-
y EADY MADE RtNG
~ TRADE, IsJ3.-Tae subscribers are now
receiving Their spring stock OF Ready asce glo'n.
ing, 70 which they respectfully asx tue assatoh '.
experience CT the two senior partners ia ihs ~ a.
utacture Of clothing, enables them 10 orr oar S.'
toners something really nice and wei! MADE. We
ask these whe wish 70 purchase, 70 Attfl'ne l.e
"@otk, cut aad it," Of our stock, sad compare Via
other stocks la the elsy-ail We asa IL lar EsA'
Our assortment will consist OF HIS asaai sssac'
" and ali the new styles cut. Cal on
mh6 KEEN, CuILES & BALDWIN
LII USHAND3S GALCENLD AAtsNEsiAs
III Warranted equal TO Henry IL every rssPeS''
at ong-third Iess price. For sale BY
NV. 81. DADE, Chemist,
NH g Main street, NJ az old Market.
III OG HOUND FAMILY BAC0s, very
JAMES B SHELTON,
nab 8 cor BGoad aud slh sss.
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~ The Petersburg Intelligencer notices
the death Of Mrs. BoTT, of that city, as the
passing away OF one of its very best and oldes,
citizens. She was remarkable for amiabiIity,
true piety, and unostentatious and untiring
beueyolence.
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DEATH OF PROMISING YoUTH.-We were
panied yesterday to hear of the death of P.
VIVIAN DANIEL, JR., young brother OF the
Editor of the Examiner. He was violently at
tackled with Pneumonia Thursday night and
died Sunday night. He was an exceedingly
promising youth. In years he was but boy !;
in mind he was already man. +" Sweet in
manner, fair in favor, and mild in temper" he
was beth beloved and admired. The death
of such you,h-of such bright promise-so
much the object of the hope and pride of his
relatives-cannot fail to excite a widespread
sympathy in the community.
His funeral will take place to-day at 81
o'clock, at I'd Presbyterian Church.
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80 FUR BREMEN. The a / snip AK
! - MOLD, Bosringer, will load tor the aoo'S
l4lilea port and have quick despatch.
For freight or passage, apply U
NH S-3. SEHAEK h0HLER & %.
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THE NORTH CAROLINA COPPER. which vas
sold in New York on Tuesday, brought at the
rate of $3.50 per ton, or $4,000 for the 100 tons
sold. This copper was mined in the course of
Two months, al an expense of about coo
Such results as these prove that mining NAV
in this country be made as profitable and legil;.
mate an enterprise as il is in England.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-08

g MARYLAND RAILROADS.&C. Railroad
meeting of some general public interest has
been held in Frederick, Nd, at!which it was re-
solved to take immediate measures to obtain
charters for railroad from that place to Ha-
gerstowl, and also for another from some point
on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad near the
Monocacy, to the district of Columbia. The
last REINFORCEMENT would greatly shorten
the route from Washington city to the West.
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CITr CouxciL.-A special meeting Of this
body vas held Il o'c;osk yesterday evening,
70 consider the following communication from
Judge Mason, President Of The James River
and Kanawha Company:
To G. A. Myers, Esq, President Of he
Council:
DEAR SIR-An act has passed the LegisIa.
ture giving aid TO the James Kiver and Ka-
Dawha Company, which contains provisions TO
be submitted TO the stockholders, and accepted
by them in general meeting, before the COM
pany can avail itself of the benefits Of its pro-
visions. The Bylaws Of the company give
TO II the right 10 call general meeting OF the
stockholders, on being requested TO do so by
stockholders holding 5000 shares Of stock. II
is very important that the meeting shall take
place at as early period as possible. i re-
spectiully request that you lay the subject be
fsre the Council as early as practicable, and
submit to them the propriety of requesting the
President of the Company to call the meeting.
Respectfully, yours, &C.,
lSignedl JOHN Y. MASON.
The letter having been read, the following
resolution was offered and adopted:
Reselred, That the City of Richmond uni'es
with the President Of the James River md Ka-
nawha Company to call general meeting of
the said company at as early day as possible.
The Council then adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-08

ACCORDING 10 Ds DOW REVIEW, the reyenue
of Japan amounts 10 100000, 600 annualIy.-
The standing army of the empire, in time of
peace. is 10000 men. The population IS
about so 000, coo. It's estimated that the trade
of Japan with this country if she opens her
ports, will be worth more than 5000, COO 600
annually 10 US.
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1 Persons wishing to purchase win please
call soon. mn e-3lF
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NH s-3l'
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-02-05
Nj A IL k i Il ID.

In this place, on Wednesday evening last, in
81. Matthews church, by The Rev. VIM. White
Montgomery, GEORGE II. CLAY, Esq, OF
Polsville, TO Miss AMELIA, daughter of the
late Judge Donuel, OF this place.
On the 9Th ult., by The Rev. MIR. Tany-
hill, Mr.. WILLIAM S. PURsEL, Of Blooms
burg, to Miss CATHARIEE EYER, OF bloom
township.
On The 18th ul, by the Rev. D. J. Wal
ler, in Bloomsburg, Mr.. A. JACKSON EVER
TIT, OF Orange, TO Miss CATHARINE, daugh-
ter OF John Ruckle, Esq, of Mount Pleas
ant
On The same day by the same, at Paxi-
nos, Norih'd. CO.. Mr.. john B. PuRsEL, of
bIoom.6uIg, 10 Miss MARTHA A., daughter
o' Josiah Furman, Esq, of Paxinos.
In Danville, on the 18Th ult., by the Rev
A. Barr, Gen. Nj McDowEi.L, of Liob,
Street, Columbia CO., to Miss MARIA L.
Folk, Of Rush tp.
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"a Penny sared is Penny Earned"
MARBLE S BLANK BOOK
MAN TORY,
And Job Book Bindery,

Market abore Centre Street, Pottsrills, Pa.
DLANK Books bound and ruled in any and
ED every style, in the most durable and sub
stant:al manner, with or without printed Heads.
Person in want of
Ledgers, Dockcts,
Day Books, Minute Books,
Journals, Letter Books,
Blottcrs, Receipt Books,
Coal Ledgers, &C., &c,
or any kind Of Blank Books, would do well to
give me call as pledge myself to give satisfac-
ton. Paper ruled to any pattern desired. Par
tcular attention paid TO Binding all kinds Of old
Books,
Bibles. Hymn Books,
Godcys Lady Books, Glcason's Pictorial,
Grahams Magazine, Sheet Music,
Sartuin's Magazine, Shakspeare's works,
Harper's Magazine, Life Of Christ,
Josephus's works, Law Books, &c, &c.
Any of the above or other books bound in fall
gill; plain fancy to suit the wishes of customers.
| would again call the attention Of my fiends and
customers, to the fact that have been Practical
Book Binder for the last Is years, and they can
depend OH having their work done in the very
best manner, and do the work nv self; use the
best paper & material; please gire call my
charges are reasonable and fair, but there is no
difficulty about prices where work is done salts
factorily.
n. b. Persons having B oo&s they want Bound
can send them by stage directed to me stating, the
the style they wish them bound in: will do
them as low they can I've done anywhere, care
fully pack them up and return them; Also per-
sons can send orders for Blank Books by mail
which will be punctually attended to. aAll work
done at short notice.
r. L. MARBLE.
Practical Book Binder.
Pottsvills, Nov. 6, 1s52--6m.
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Mn. TAGGART's LECTURE.

The Pottsville papers, few weeks since,
contained favorable notice of lecture
delivered by David Taggar,, Esq. Of North
cumberland, At the Pottsvile Lyceum. Mr..
Tasgart selected for his subject the well
known text, acknowledge is Power" We
have looked over This production, which is
highly creditable to Mr.. Taggart's literary
abilities, and regret that want Of space pre-
vents US giving our readers more than the
following extracts:
"The un,aush, barbarian: nay! he among
ourselves, to whom the great science Of
Astronomy is a sealed book, gazes up 10 the
Heavens, and 10 him the STARS arc as beauii-
ful as the lamps which decorate your streets
The azure vault moves him less than the
painted and sculpiured dome of a theatre.
You look up to them, and in each clearing
star, you behold not world, bu, greater than
world, mighty heat giving and light Civ
ing sun, around which revolve, fcmily Of
porlds .-peoped doubtless with creatures,
whose souls are as aspiring and deaihless as
or own,-worlds that for unnumbered ages,
have borne their loads Of mortality from the
cradle to the grave. Blu, your active sduca-
ted minds pauses not here. 1t looks beyond
the visible into the Immcdsurdble Invisible,
and reflect that if all could be seen, the more
distant as well as the nearer, the Heavens
would present an unbroken bla-e of stellar
light. And much more even than this, it
would reflect that every sun thus seen, would
stand between you and ten thousand thou.
sand other suns, more distant but not less
mighty than itself, and every orb the centre
OF worlds, and every world crowded like our
own with counties. forms of life, for the in
comprehensive spirit of the universe has
created nothing in vain! Aud after all re.
feet that your migh,iest conception i. but an
atom-a grain of sand on the Ocean Shore OF
the Universe.
Let US speak briefly of the power which
knowledge confers upon nations.
The Ancient Bah, lon lifted up her gian'
head over people skilled in arts, and who
could boast more knowledge than the bar
baric hordes that surrounded her. Her colos
sal fanes were reared BY no un,u,ored hands
The outside barbarians looked on her vas
walls and her we'll drilled hosts with admira
tion and fear, and paid tribute to ,hei
mighty neighbors, mighty because skils,
in art,-,hese feeble because ignorant. Bu
Babylon, enriched and besotied by the spoil
of conquered nations of Egypt, Nineveh an
Jerusalem, fell at last before a people, VIII
had learned her cunning, but desPised he
vices. Thebes, Babylon, Greece, Rome hav
ruled the world by turns, as they excelle
in knowledge, and lost it only when beasll
sensuali,y and intemperance had banishe
the frugaliiy and the discipline of their wise
and man.isr years.
But It is unnecessary 10 appeal 10 antiquii
for our witnesses. In later years, band
civilized men, mere handful under the lea
Of the skiiful Coftss, subdusd q rich and POI
ulou empire defended BY spirits as bray
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Notice to Heirs.

IN the matter Of the distribution of tho estate
of ELIzEBEru WoLFISeEn, late of Upper
Dublin township, MONTGOMERY county, PsnA-
sylvania, deceased.
To the children Of NICHOLAS WoLTIxsKR,
decd, by his first wife-the name Of one OF
those children was ELIzApErm, the other not
known. Also, to ELIzABEru KrLLAR, late
ELizABEru WoLrISGER, daughter Of JonS
WoLFISGIR, deceased.
Your are hereby severaly notified, that the
Auditor appointed by the Orphans Court of
Montgomery county, to distribute the money in
the lands of Ephraim Fenton and Christian
Dunnet. Administrators of said Elizabeth VOL
finger, decd, has awarded TO each of you q GER
tain portion Of said estate. Your are therefore
required to appear and make claim therefor, and
to produce satisfactory proofs that yeur are the
persons entitled to the same.
Application may he made to Benjamin E. Chain,
Esq, Attorney at Law, Norristown, Psnns.
By the Court,
Washington Richards, OK. o. c.
Norristown, January %, ls53.-3t.
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Baltimore Market.

Jan. 81, 1882.
GRAlN.-Sales Of Wheat to-day a, Ii3 a
III cts. for good 10 prime reds, and IIs a
1913 cts. for whites,
Corn is in very good supply Sales to-day OF
white at 60 81 cts, and Of yellow at So a
SO cts. The large quantity in market, how.
ever, caused prices 10 give way, and a, the
close no more than 81 cts could be obtained
for yellow.
Sale Of Maryland Rye to-day a, so cts. and
Penna. at SO cts
We quote Maryland Oats sell. at 40 a
Al cts, and Pennsylvania ct az a a. cts.
WHlSKEY.-Sales Of bhs., to-day al 74&
cts. We quote hhds. at 23A cts.