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Boarding.

DOARDING-six or eight gentecl bosrders,
ID by the month"; week or day, can be accommo
dated at Mrs. DEMENT'S, No. ATT b st., opposite
tile Metropolitan Off &c. mar 9-3ws
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n1L CARD TO THE LADIEs.-GoOD NEWS FOB THE

" SICK. '' iAN
DR. DUPONO0's GOLDEN MONTHLY PILLS.
and infaibe remedy discovered
evng and curing all painful, distressing men,
situation aud removing ell periodical distractions,
reSuarities arising frcm whatever These Pills
complete - - . -
TRIUMPH IN MEDICAL SCIENCE.
They prepared by process which concentrates the
ingredients into small bulk thus rendering
females To take large doses OF
Duponco's Pills the result THIRTY YEARS
EXPERIENCE in the treatment of the diseases OF females
They been advertised for little year.
SEVERAL THOUSAND BOXES
have already been sold and the demand for them rapidly in
wherever they become known. They have been
thoroughly tried In Washington and found to act Ike
charm.
eXnndria. Va. l-eo2me
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Wants.

WANTS A SITUATION AS GARDENER, or
w rs Gardener and Overseer. No objection to
90 into the county. The best OF reference given.
Apply in person or by letter, 20 Mr.. JACO3 BAR
KER, No SO Seventh street. mnr "a -2t&
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HOMES FOR ALL.-Beautiiully and heaihiy
IL located Building Lots, "a feet front by 100 feet
deep, on graded streets, can, until spring, be bought
at the exceeding Low price of S75, payable SO per
month Title indisputable.
Union Land Office, 9TH St.,
above Odd Fellows, Hall.
jan 9-6m JOHN YOY, Secretary.
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THE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE cOHPA-
ny OF THE I6TRICT OF COLUMBIA,
CHARTERED by Congress, Offers 90 The property
~ owners Of the District safer and cheaper means
Of in surance than any other Company.
ULYSSES WARD, President.
CHAS. WILSON, Secretary.
MATHEW G. EMERY, Treasure
MANAGERS.
Ulysses Ward John Van Rs~ick
Thomas Bagden w. Browning
p. Howard Mathew g. Emery.
=. e.. McKelden.
once, Columbia Place, corner Louisiana avenue
and 7th street
Office hours from 3 to O'Clock pm.
feb 4-eotf
NOR SALE-h VERY FINE SADDLE AND
BBggy HORSE. The hefse is Young ~
g-ntle and sound, and Of fine stock would %1N
make eithsr very fine carriage horse, "a
very pleasant riding morse.
Also, for sale an excellent work house, perfecps
sound. Apply TO No. A Dunbarton st., Geofsesn'
mar l-lawtf
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The MERCHANTS ExCHAsGz.-Thcre was
a very large meeting Of the members Of this
associ alton, last evening, at their Chambers,
In the Star Buildings. Many new members
were admitted, ard thsre was re- election of
Its officers, there being q constitutional infOr-
mality IN the election that transpired 5ome
weeks ago The following il the result of
their ballotings:
5. Bacon, President;
]. B. Dodson. Vice President;
John Z. Ellis, Secretary;
VIM Wal, Treasurer.
Directors-S. p. Franklin, Hudson TAYLOR :,
Thomas Parker, B. Z. Morsell, J. C. Nee uire.
John B Clsgett, Walter Harper, Benz Beall.
George Burns, Vim. T. Bayly, ". B. Todd,
Aug. z. Perry
There were twelve applications for clerk 10
the association, and, upon proceeding 20 bal.
lot T c Magrudsr wa duly elected
The Board of Directors, We understand. yeet
on Monday night next
AUCTIONS market day it lie usual for
persons Who have articles for sale. which they
cannot dispose Of otherwise to offer them a,
public auction 10 the vacant spot Opposite the
Bank Of Washington constables who have di.
trained articles for sale also Offer them at tho
sare time and place. These sales 0ften afford
enasemsrt, at others they are rather distress
ing TO witness. This morning tbs attendance
% bid and buy was large, and all were sharp,
bath sueiioneers al! bidders Tbs SALES lasted
i'1 near neon.
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For 6alo and Rent,

LOB RENT-WHI BE FOR RENT BY THE
la o. April men, two story frame Houss with
SACK ouhdlng, containing seven rooms, ei,ua,ed on
tanant The rent viii be moderate For further lar.
uculars apply 70 J. VAN RIsWICK'e Once. conner
Seventh street and Canal, mar 49,
E0R RENT OR sALE-THREE NEW BRICK
II Houses on N, between nth and 18Th Sta. north.
The buildings contain eight rooms, kitchen and eel
lar, with pantry, closet, waTdrobes, dumb waiters
and are Handsomely finished with marble mantsl
centre pieces. They are located in desirable part
OF The city, near the market and have many other
advantages. Terms OF rent or sale moderate. En-
Quire OF Mrs. MORRISON, corner and l4th sts
mas 2A-eoSft -
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I0V York Karket.

The failure Of Robinson 4 Co., is bad one
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~ J. G. MeQUIRE, Auetioneer.

mar 24-d
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and science, for there is very respec-
table minority which insist that the
people may advantageously be taught
something more.
Ishall not stand up for love and
charity, for it might induce people to
love the wrong persons. and to give,
their pennies to imposters; and yet |
shall not enlogize avarico and hate,
for there few who think benevolence
and kindeness preferable even to these.
n n n n n
1t will be "a work which no gentle
mans library should be without" 1t
is considered necessary to the salty
of the Union, that its democratic prin-
ciples be thoughly disseminated, and
it is indispensable to the stability Of
the English thrown that its monarch
ial doctrins ,be thoughly comprehen-
ded. Every man, woman, child, canal
driver, billiard Iaker, faro dealer, and
member of Congress, will be provided
with copy there by preserving the
Union. destroying our liberties, and
keeping unsullied the honor and dig
nifty Of sour fag."
/ hope the public will be as well
satisfied by this eloquent speech as
Philander was, that this book is one
of immense utility, and will consequent
fly peruse the same which huge de-
gree of qualification.
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EXTRAORDINARY MARRrAGE.-Tl

EXTRAORDINARY MARRrAGE.-The
GAINESVILLE (Virginia) Tobacco Plant
relates an uncommon case of marriage
which has occurred within its notice,
and which showes that gentlemen are
sometimes, at least-the injured par
ties. inquire John Bradshaw, of Per-
son, North Carolina, became a widow
er recently, and corted Miss Frankey
Lea, aged fifty-seven, and worth S12-
900. The l4th Of July was fixed as
the day for marriages. license pro-
cured and parties Invited. Mr.. Samuel
johnson, also aged fifty-seven years,
an old lover Of Miss Frankey, upon
hearing of it, sent a reproachful mes.
sage to the aged damsel, who replied
by saying that if he would marry her
at sun rise the next morning she would
become Mrs. Samuel johnson. He
agreed, and the cermony performed.
AS might have been expected, Squire
Bradshew became highly enraged, and
has determined to sue her and get
some of the $4,000 which came so
near being his.
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PARISH OFFICERS

For SherD-JosEpH Hurry; for Cor
oner-CHARLEs N. OLIVER for District
Attorney-M. A. FourE.
FOR CLERKS OF COURTS.
First District Court-NoLBERr IRE.
sAoNIER Second District Court-P. S.
WrLrz; Third Dirtrict Court-HENRy
BEzou; Fourth District Court. B.
wALroN; Fifth District Court-W. H.
REESE.
FOR ASSESSORS.
FRANCIS TURNER, THEODORE DuREL, J.
T. DurouR, JOHN A. Watkins.
FOR TAX COLLECTORS.
First District-THoMAs AsxEw; Second
District-JosEPH HERNANDEZ.
For J.stices Of the Peace.-First Justice
D. F. MlrcHELL; Second Justice-C. M.
BRADFORD; Third Justice RICHARD
RICHARDSON; Fourth Jastice-FRANcoIs
COLOGNE.
For Cowstables.-First JUSTICES Court
WILLIAM C.. QulRx; Second Justices
Court.-JoHN A. AaAIssE; Third Justi-
ce's Court-JAs. W. DuPLxssIs Fourth
Justices Court JULIET SoRAPARu.
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HAIR LINE. "A young lady,
some time since sent US one of her
hairs as a curiosity. It was wound
round card, and the two ends fasten-
ed with sealing wax, and was of the
wonderful length Of sevsn feet and one
inch! 1t was of the most beautiful
auburn gold. But s0hat length Of elec-
tr;e telegraph would this lady's hair
make if extended in q line !? The
average number Of hairs in a head has
been stated at two hundred thousand.
Her golden locks. therefore, would
reach. like the Sebastopol iron from
New York to Albany and q little
over. A lady's head may make a
one hair telegraph Of two hundred
and sixty eight miles.-Home Jour-
nal. %
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preo VI br"I'hcaIion'
innings Generally.
Lord Brougham has been busy col.
lecting and revising his Contribu-
tons to the Edinburgh Review
they will be republished in collected
shape. The first volume will appear
in October.---Late London papers
state that a young lady Of the KEN
bic family will soon make her debut
as singer. Report speaks highly of
her powers and accomplishments.
Mr.. Brown, a much esteemed
mechanic of Piedmont, Va. left on
the morning Of the 30th ult., for St.
Petersburg, Russia, to fill a response
bic situation at that place.
What Brown? 1t is simply vii
famous to take the name Of Brown,
so often in vain.-We don't be-
lieve word of the fact stated in this
last paragraph:
A writer in the Rochester Ameri-
can says that former slave of Gen.
Washington, named Richard Stanup,
or Stanhope, lives at Urbana, Ohio, at
the good old age Of 10S years. He
has in possession the original papers
giving him his freedom, in Gen. Wash
ington's own handwriting, for which
he has refused quite sum Of money.
He had rather part with his farm
than his papers. He owns about one
hundred acres some ten miles north of
the village of Uibana, bought with
money given him by his illustrious
master. He is now living with his
sixth wife, and, to all appearances, en-
joyipg life as well as the youngest.
Mr.. Barnum has an agent out,
looking for this village Of ''Urbana. "
--A paper before us, says that
Mr.. McWiggings is playing at Cleve-
land. Playing what? If this is the
editor Of the Cleveland Times, he is
playing "hand organ. '--M.
Godfrey Saint ..Hilaire. Professor in
the French Museum of National His
tory, has lately delivered two lectures
on the advantages of bringing horse
flesh into use for food. There is no
reason, he declares, why horse flesh
should not be eaten; like the OK and
sheep, the horse is herbiverous. and
no dcleterious element enters into its
food or structure.
A good suggestion. We hope our
butchers will take the hint. Candi-
dates for office will no doubt, find it
to their advantage to feed on this ami
NAL, it will give elasticity to their
nerves and strength to their muscles.
John B. Cough, the temper
ance lecturer, is expected to sail from
Liverpool. August 4th, on his return
to Misunderstanding the exist
ence Of general panic at Vienna,
growing out of dread Of hydropho-
bia, men were commissioned as exter-
minators of the canine race. These
men were armed with a short, heavy
stick, which they flung at the poor
out-Iawed animal with such precision
and effect as to either kill or main
him. 1t so happened one day that
one of these missels missed the object
at which it was aimed, passing far be-
yond him into the river. lie immedi
ately plunged into the water after it
seized it in his teeth and returned it
4 - 4
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O. A distsmpsr i now prevalent
in Harlem New York, caused it issaid
BY the milk Of diseased COWS. The
lips and tongue bss6ms swollen and
eruptioos break out in the palate, &C.
compauied by great irritation.
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HOT COFFEE, TEA anA 0HOO 0LATE.
III Mr.. ALPHONSE ARBOUR, respect
fully informs the world 1t large, that he
has opened coffee stapd-corner Of Third
and North Boulevard Streets, opposite the
Market, where hot coffee tea and chocolate
can be had at oil hours. In connection
with the same, il . Segsr store, where .
full stock Of the very best Havana's may
always be found. aug 17.1m.
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.asecftlae Sale.

WILL 30 sold on Saturday next, the
W 18th Instant, - II eialeek, /. n, BY L. =.
POWERS Z o., On he corner 81 b. Ferdinand
Africa streets, opposite v. ueadc1 Dry Good
Store-ths following s1bets, VI:
TABLE, CHAIRS, ARM0Ine, DEDSTEADS 3
BEDDING. A Not of CARPENTERS TOOLS Of
every description, In good order.
Belonging 70 the estate Of the late Luokas Klop-
fer, deceased. Terms ofesls-CAGH, on the SPOT.
sugl+N L. .. POWERS % Aust'r.
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Equality TO I'LL,
At THE ONE PRICE CLOTHING STORE
of w. ID, PHILLIPS,

LAFAYETTE STKEET.
lie deals upon the above 'motto' his
IL Stock il the most varied and best in.
the place, the extreme low prices now
marked on all the goods makes it an object
for all who are wanting Clothing to give
him q call before purchasing elsw6ere.
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The KNIGHTS OF JERIco.-A lodge
Of this order has been established here
through the exertions Of Mr.. Morgan,
At the Post Office. The Lodge was to
have been dedicated last Wednesday
night.
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PLANK ROAD COMPANY,
Baton Rouge, JsWs liza 1855. ,
Road Company, that an inStalmsnt Of ten O0I
per cent, Tor >2 30 per sheYe) Of the Capital
Stock Of said company, will b. due and payable
on or before the 18th and 18th daNs o. Angus
next Qss6) BY order Of the loAsd,
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X. Bazin's Perfumery.

X. Bazin's Perfdnery.
4 FRESH supply Of x. Bazins un.
II rivaled Periphery and FANCY ARTI-
Giles, direct from Philadelphia, such -:
COLOGNE WATER;
EXTRACTS for HANDKfRCHElvO;
OX.MARROW POMMAD1;
PHILOCOME do.
FANCY SOAPS; WASH BALLS;
SHAVING BRUSHES; HAIR do.
TOOTH Brushes; Waters Tooth Soap, &c.
For sale ct the Third Street DRUG STORE.
july26-y. J. L. WALLET, Druggist
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re- See the sale at auction by
L. E. POWERS & Co., at II o'clock
P. M
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THE undesigred sole agent for Baton
i Rouge and vicinity, will shortly 70.
ceive q few samples Of these invaluable
Fruit and Vegetable preservers, and by the
first of September, will be prepared to sup
ply any quantity. Those wishing them,
will please leave their orders at my store,
and when received, they will be forward
ed to them; all orders must be accom-.
panied with the CASH
D. C. MONTAN,
aug. 8. Church street.
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I The Examination at st. Peter and
PauEs Gp'leye.-Notwithstan the
extreme hest Of the day, yesterday
evening, a very large number Of Ia
dies and gentlemen assembled at tho
college on North street, to witness tho
examination Of ithe puppies Of the
school. prior to their going away to
enjoy the holidays. At the "head" of
tho institution Haunted bravely to the
breeze the glorious old Star Spangled
book muslin. and on the inside the
samo. was very tastefully spread over
the stage. whereon the young gentle
men were to come with futtering
hearts to show their proficiency in de-
olamation. The first scene had passed
when We got in, and the room was so
crowded with ladies, to whom fans
seemed Of little service. that we mere.
" looked on q few moments and came
away. The Rev. j. ADAMS, was to
have delivered an address, but indis-
position prevented.
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MaM1on's London Guns.
IRON 800 to 5000, made to order;
i Guns made to any length or fashion Of
Fine wire Twist:
Laminated Steel ditto.
Fine Damascus
Silver Steel
Fine Chain
Horse nails or stub
The Real Stub
Orders left at d. C. MoxrAN's, Church
street, will meet with prompt attention.
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ERESH SUPPLIES. Black hair
l. Bonnets. do. Love Wells, do. Gloves, do.
do. Ladies' Hose, do. Illusion Wells; Mourning
Gloves; Black Grape Grape Wells, do Parssols,
Grape and Lace Bonnets, Chemisetts and sleeves,
Embroidries Of all kinds, Thread Cambria Lace
Fresh Ribbons, Black Grape and half Mourning
Collars. Just Received and for sale cheap by
aug. 10th MRS. O. HUESTON.
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~ Mr.. N. Il. Reed of Alabama,
engaged by the city Of New Orleans
to sink an artesian well in Canal
street /; died in that city on Tuesday
evening, and was buried with Masonic
honors on Wednesday, last.
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~ We find in the Crescent Of
the 10th inst, the following nomina-
tions of the American Party, for
Parish officers, for the Parish Of Or
leans: "
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Gate and Door Sl,s'tsegs.
THE UNDERsIoNED sole agent for
l. this invaluable Spring, has them on
hand and for sale at price which 10 moth
ing compared with their utility. Samples
can be seen at my store, on the gate Of
Joshua Beal, and the Harvey House Door.
They are simple and would not be insult
able for the neatest parlor doors in this
city, apply 1t. augll D. c. MONTANS.
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Comfort Il Economy.
TuST RECEIVED.-Ana assortment OF
.. Ice Closets & Coolers, to which the
attention of Purchasers 10 invited to the
Wac Rooms Of }. PIPER. & co.
June 9th 1855.
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~Epsros on OoMxr. Please announce II. v.
BkBIN, ~ . candidate for Sheriff Of this Psrish'
st the spproachlng election.
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Enron o. TmE CoMnT.--Please announce a. u.
VAIL, - Q candidate for Representative In the
Lower House Of the Legislature.
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k%Epsrox o. TINS Consr.-You will please an
nouncs DRAM HACKET, Esq, - = candidate TOR
Assessor A. tho next November election.
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NOTABLE DEArlI-The Charleston Cour-
Ter notices the death, in that city, Of Colon
el Francis Kinlock Huger, in the 02d year
ofhis age, and tells us that, when young
man, he joined DR.. Eric Bollman, Of Phil
adelphi, in daring attempt to hberate the
French patriot, Lafayette, from the dun
geons of Olmutz; an enterprise which re-
suited in their own imprisonmentfora long
period. He wasa pupil ofthe famous pr.
Hunter, and fellow-student of DR.. Phys
lex, of Philadelphia. On his return to
his native land he served in the United
States army, and commanded a regiment
of artillery attached to the Southern Di-
vision in the war of 1879. He afterwards
resigned, and became prominent politi,
clan, member of the South Carolina Leg
islature, &c, -
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TO MY CUSTOMERS AND THE PUBLIC.
r HAVE this day sold to Mr.. J..fIauno, my
entire stock Of Books, Stationery. &c. lie
designs continuing the business at the old stand
Irecommend him TO my customers, and 10, all
others who may wish 10 purchase any article in
he line Of his business. A thorough acquain>
tapce with the stationery trade, and an exccl>
Tent knowledge of works adopted 10 instruct
and alnusc, will enable him to supply the mar
ketwith such works as the public may yrequire.
return my sincere thanks to the public for
the liberal patronage entendsd ONE duringmy
connection with the trade.. o. Al KEYS.
noySd&wtc II,
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Market Street Improving,

Qaitea Stirai jefferson & Blair'S.
MO trouble in finding them, their room be-,
~ ing the one formerly occupied by Messrs.
Davis d Smith, first door below Dugan &
Mdckoy's Bank.
Call Don and examine their new and well
selected stock ofdry goods, consisting of almost
every variety of foreign and domestic manu-
facture.
Silk department full and complete! Embroid-
cred goods, the largest and best assortment
perhaps in the city,
French and English Merinos, all shades and
qualities: Delanes, from 10 cents to 25 cents
per yard; Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinetts, any
quality. A greet variety of fall and winter
shawls. A good assortment of Carpets. oil
cloths, Mattings, &c.
Call soon and get the worth of your
be sure to find the place, Market stret
sic first door below Dugan u Max
October %, 1852. dlmw
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TN THEI T,IRAI!DE.

HAVING purchased the cutie stock Of Books
IL Stationery, &C., of 0. .Keys, The CITY
BOOK STORE will hereafter bs entirely un.
der my control and management.
UT The stock is all new, and as well selected
as any stock in the country. In orderto keep
pace with the times. l shall be laying in new
supplies frequently, in order that tic assert.
ment may al all times be complete,
DJ Every article will be sold at very reas>
enable profit
REMEMBER THE PLAcE-nearly opoo>
site the u S. Hotel, Market street,
Portsmouth Nov, 8. "a.
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in attachment,
P0RTSM M OuTM

lUagu@EPaan. Gallepyo
MRs LAMARTINE would respectly am
'IVA nounce 10 the citizens of Portsmouth
and vicinity that he has pvrchased the entire
stock of + Shewell, deceased, and will carry
on tho a boVe business al the old stand. MI
l.. intends making this permanent location,
and he would say To those wishing pictures, call
in and look at. our work, as we give satisfac.
hon or no sale.
G1Pictures Of all sizes taken. Also, Lock :
cts, Rings Brooches and Pins taken al the
shortest notice.
0penfrom 8 A. NJ, to A P, M. Instruction
in the art given, and apparatus furnished,
DecSth Il.
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New z orls Market.

NEW oRKJ mar. ],
MONEY Sc-Stocks are rather frmer. Mons
r, is unchanged. New York Central 92, Read
ing l2s: Erie 453; Illinois Central bonds 744
FLoua-The marSet' is firm, with sales Of
5000 bb|s Ohio at So 1893 81. Southern is
sieadyut ss75 50 Is.
CRAN-The market is dull at former prices
Wheat is firm. Corn is finn, with sales at
@5l,4c; ahd White and Vel ow a 97@9s.
PRovlsioNs-Pork is trile higher with sales
Of 5000 bbls old Mess at Sl2c7tol3, Beef is
Unchanged. Lard is dull at 9l@lolc.
OfL-Linsped 78c
lRVN-.scotch Pig S32@34.
Cincinnati Market.
CINc.kKATI Nal. l. :
Flour Sc l5@s25. Corn at 59@64c, Whis-
key S5@26c, Cheese 9@lOc, Hogs s4@4,25
with few buyers, Lard sic, G Green hams "a
@6s, Mess Pork ll@l2 25,
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IE.ndxYfck & sons.

Wholesale and Refill Dealers in all kinds Of
Dry Goods md Notions.
No. Sc FrOst Street, ttoo Doors West Of asf
FrGnkhn House.
4 RE now receiving their first Spring Stock,
II Their assortment is full and complet
comprising every VARIETY. Iandas they adhere
to the
CASH SY.TEM,
They de fearlossly pledge themselves to give
GOOD BARGAlNS.
Feeling grateful for past iaVors, we hope by
fair representation Of our goods TO merit anS
receive an increased patronage. Our assoit
ment Of
LADIES DRESS GOODS,
We think, cannot be surpassed in quality
styles and cheapness. To onr5ast0rtment o.
Embroderies, Trimmings, Ribbons, Parnsol
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