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Anod yne Cough Drops,

1HE GREAT cum FOR
An Diseases If The Throoi and LuEgs'
In Large Bottles at - Cents.
1t is used by Physicians l.. their prartjc, and in
their own families, with such good success that they
willingly, without solicitation, give their rrcuin-
Wcudatiuns for its use. Many certificates are now
in my possession from omineut Physicians who have
used it aud examined the Recipe from which IL ls
prepared, and they declare that they know better
preparation in usFthan these Az dU1f CHr,b Drops.
Below are few namcs Of the many Physicians
who it IN their practice and speak highly in its
favor
DR.. CHARLES CLARKE, Montpelier, Vt
DR.. SAM'L W. THAYER, Ir., Burlington, W.
Dr.. GEORGE NICHOLS, NortLaeld, VI.
DR.. BATES, Berlin.
Or. BlGELOW, Barre, Vt.
FRED. f. SMITH, Proprietor.
Montpelier, VI.
AGENr.-A. G, SPEAR, Burlington
n Druggists, Merchants and others, who would
like 20 act as Agents please send in their order.
FRED. Il. SMITH. Druggist. Montpelier,
General Wholesale Agent for Vermont,
DONALD KENNEDY, Proprietor. RuNhury, Mass,
4. G. SPEAR, Agents Burlington j.. l.. DUCrH-
Eli son, -. Adams II. A. HODGES, and 4. b.
GREEN, Richmond W. g. SPBAGUE, Ncrgeu-
mes, Also by Druggists and Merchants everywhere,
Nov. "a, 1854 WY
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Agents in Vermont.

Smith Pierce, Afonfpshfr-G p Hale, Chesel-
l. NJ Brown, WIoEstldL-ledGcld a Granuiss, Mnt.
psiier--C l. Case Go. BraHl1a-E W Blaisdell
Vergennss-- Collins & Porter, M.Htpeiier-- = Welch
Braad,u-W II Wallace, Hastvg-L Pratt, Jr
Wo8dsfo. Is Collins, " nfp6ier--S Il Nichols
Barhnrioa-P Meuyacld, hmdsoy--B o Tyler
Mufpsh0--D Mott, -. Adams.
Jan no. wGmiu
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BURLINGTON FREE PRESS, FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 2
WIsTAR'S BALSAM or WILD cTrRRy-
CoNsUMpTIoN.

WISTAR'S BALSAM or WILD CHERRY,
the great remedy for
CON sUMpT ION,
And the best medicine known to man for Asthma
O. every stage, Liver Complaints, Bronchitis, In
Inen7a, Coughs, Colds, Bleeding Of the Lungs,
ShoTtness OF Breath, pains and weakness in tho
sue, breast, &c, and all other diseases Of the
PULMONARY ORGANS.
From the Boston Post.
Dr.. $. W. Fowle, 1873 Washington street, has an
article entitled rs above, which we believe il the
beat preparation Hitherto discovered for the cure Of
colds and other consumptive. complaints, Having
tested this medicine, we can speak with confidence
rs to s s1unry elects In removing colds and other
complaints incident to this season Of the year.
From the Cincinnati Enquirer
Whenever this medicine lie introduced, It at once
attans that high reputation which 1t so richly de-
serves What can stop its sale, when on every hand
can be witnessed its wonderful cures. The worst
cases OF Asthma, recent but dangerous caughs, and
also those that are of long standing, bronchitis
and consumption in its early stages, are always
cured by this remarkable medicine
BE not deceived by impostJrs--the public should
be careful to get the genuine article, ms limitations
and countcrieits are being put up by those who
know nothing of medicine.
None genuine unless signed 7. BUTTS on tho
wrapper.
For sale Wholesale and retail by the General
Agent SETH w. lOWLE, 13S Washington street,
boston, Mass, and by his sub-agents throughout
the country.
Mc.srs r. A. PECK aud A. c. SPEAR, agents for
harrington. w2lwl
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4 YEE's Chcrry Pcatoral Tho most celebrated
~ curative for Colds, Coushs, Asthma, &C. Sc.
is for sale by tha wholesale Agent.
TllEO. A. PECK.
Merchants aud Agents supplied at the Propriotors
lowest prices.
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Four days later from Europe.


-l1ItIH1 y tVI y IttN.
BosTON, Jan. -.
Steamship Africa arrived at Halifax with
weeks later news from Europe. She brings
no decisive news The peace negotiations
were going on at Vienna, but the public we're
totally in the dark rs to any result reached.
Nothing Of a decisive character had occurred
before Sebastopol, where the state Of aH,,Is
Wis wholly unchanged. Consols OLE Flour
h: 4 advanced I'd per bhl.
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From the Pacific. Death of the King of
the Sandwich Islands.

The steamship Daniel Webster arrived at
Now Orleans Jan. eth, with nine days later
3ws from California
Kamehameha, King of the Sandwich Is
Il, nds, was dead and his son Prince Liholiho,
as been declared his successor
The Legislature Of California had fixed
upon Jan. 10th, for the election Of a l. 5.
; nator Flour has advanced at san Fran
c geo.
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GgsTY7LI'Es!@E'
]. EDMONDS.

j. EDMONDS,
Successor to I. W.UAR YUM,
NEXT doom To LYMANs, . COLLEGE STREET.
tNOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE
w Citizens of Burlington aud vicinity that he
has received large supply of Fashionable Hats aud
Caps for men and boys, suitable for the present
Fall Trade. A good assortment OF Trunks,
Nalises, Bonnet Cases, Travelling Bags, School
Natchcls Umbrellas Canes, Gloves. Mittcns, Boys
Belts, &c. Those wishing any OF the above uaucd
goods, will please call and examine.
~ Hats aud Caps made to order. Repairing
done with ncntncss and dispatch.
WILLIAM g. DREW will remain as formoHy
FURS!! FURS
u9I Received a fresh lot Of Ladies' and Cent.
selected fromarse stock. in New Yurl, an Boston
For sale At J. EDMONDS, College Stroot.
Oct %, 1854. twt
Buckwheat Cakes.
" lCHoLS6 rOYNToN have now on hand good
supply Of Batter Dishes and Buckvhrat Heat
ers and ina few lay, win have Lipd Milk Pans
all indispensable articles for f,iniIy u.p
Dec. n. dtwft
PRESENTS.
4 NICE Gold Watch, "a handsome Nec'incc and
~ Locket Cross, a rich fine 1o'l Bracelet,
gold sleeve Buttons pr studs silver Fruit Knives,
Napkin Rings, snuff aud Tobacco Boyc-, rich silver
Port Monnaics and Card Cases, Soup LIjie-, sugar
81 tors Tea Strainers a handsome I IN ur a Tea set,
Fruit Stands, Cake Baskets or Castors, Crlmb, Pic
or Cake KNIVES. silver Forks, Rct,culcs, Dressing
Cases, Writing Desks, Guitars or Flutes, these, and
q very great variety of other articles. are now
receiving beautiful variety of, and have already
sold many articles for presents, and expect to sell
more.
Just received the INCEST assortment offered ,hi-
season., of Ladies Watches, Rctcrlc-, and other
goods, at the old stand Church street, Burliust
Vt.
Spoons, Rings, Lockets, Coffn Plates, &C. neatly
engraved j. l.. bklN >MAIp,
Late of and successor to the frm- eft Pansbom a
Brinsmaid, and Drinsmaid, BrothcrA Co.
Dec. 20. dSwu
lust Received by Express az the ErG-ill,c
- choico assortment of tmhr.d.ri... cagoa
than ever. y. peck. IE
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A~I!IS-lIe market the past few days has be o
well -4uuIlcI and PoarI, nc very dull and gale.
have been u.a e. az lower raj s Pot uro selling at
CjaGsc. Pearl, are Aelcd at SIT "a r, demand
light.
81 rIER-Princ quality continues scarce while
.,lo. Mt x e5e f,r ,yiro r,ir dairy DO a Ale .
common and Western Is gUc 80 stock, to any
| extent in market
CIEE~ Prime quality is scarce and worth
/ about ! lie. Common plenty and dull at 4 Il SC.
FLOUR--Ihe arrivals Of Western Flour have CON
timed prctty large for the sc,so and with "A very
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Economy and Good Light;

IL tthNI 1nVNt CDN3U u LAMPS,
O. burn "Chclp OIL" " Lard or grease OF
any lini' All give lar better light than Fluid or
oil iu common Lamps. Kitchen Lamps - Ct. sew
.I- aud -tuly Lamps 20 burn very little I'll and
;.rc good hight. Weeks, Cnimmiys, and Globes tor
met all kinds Of Lamps, sold at the old stan
.aurcI street.
!. Z. BRINSMAID.
Late Brnsmaij, Brother 4 Co.
Jan. -. $3.50. dIwtf
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DIR. G.. W. STONES
MesnaexiC Nerve

Evils Compound Ncrvino was discovered and re-
voaled to DR.. Stone by celebrated Chirvny-
ant, whose wonderful powers of second sight were
developed and exhibited by him in London. during
the SpHig and summer Of 1851. The efficacy OF
this newly discovered remedy in restoring to healthy
action and Increasing the vital energies, ha. been
we'll tested and Prov TO demonstrations by the
proprietor, in hi. treatment Of
Nervous Diseases,
During three years practice in Europe, where humid
reds can testify to astonishing and almost miracu-
lous cures performed by it, In addition to the mag
zeal powers of the Ingredients it is highly charged
with Meslnerc Fluid, being in accordance with the
directions OF the Cairvoyant, powerfully Mesmc-
rsed by Dr. stone, thus combining with it, medicinal
virtues the aid of Mesmerisn, by which alone some
OF the most remarkable cures have been performed
ever known. 1t is specific for every Neurotic dis
ease, and may he relied upon as a certain cure for
hhcumatism, Neuralgia, Paralysis, Tic Dolorcux,
Nervous Headache, Pain in the side and Stomach.
and General Nervous Debility.
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II RTtW, and FANHIONi BIZ
WINTER GOODS

WIN GS GOODS
Just rsccusd By
NICHOLS and BOYN TON,
$50 Church Street.
RICH FIGURED PLAID AND PLAIN
SILKS.
4 Superior Articie Of Biack SIX, all crdths.
Elegant all Wool FRENCH PLAIDS.
FRENCH MERINOS 4 Tibet CLOTHS.
LADIES CLOAK TALMA CLOTHS.
do do do Ready Made.
Beautiful Plain and Fig'd all Wool DELAINE>.
do do do Cotton aud Wooden.
Elegant Long and Square Cashmere Brocha, Thibet
and Blanket >llAWLS, new and beautiful patterns.
" ith "a large assortment of
Gloves, Hosiery, Trimmings,
WHITE GOODS, FLANNELS,
DAMASkS,
and Housekeeping Goods generally.
Our stock has been purchased at the late Auction
Sales aud at greatly reduced prices, much less than
the cost Of importation, aud will be sold accordingly
I.1Jk round, get posted up with the lowest prices
then call ut $50 Chur 'h street and buy your goods
you will find IL for your interest do after learn
lug our prices.
Nov. 40. d6wtf
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NOTICE

rEN1tE STOCKHOLDERS of the Rutland 4 Bur.
n lington Railroad Company, arc hereby Motif
to meet at the Bellows Falls Hotel, in Rockingbam
In the County of Wndham and State Of Vermont on
the Path day Of February, 1855, at one o'clock in
the afternoon, for the purpose Of electng six Dircc
tors to fill vacancies which have occurred in said
Oompany's Board of Directors, and to transnct any
other business that may legally como before said
meeting.
PrYToN II. CHANDLER, Stockholders
WILLIAM HENRY, in said
j. d. BRTDGMAN, } Companv
Bellows Falls, Vt, Jan. ~, 1865. w3lw3s
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Transmitting CONSI MpTIoN. SCROFULA,
lily btIiONDikIA INSANITY, GOVT,
KINGS EVIL, aud other aud
DREADFUL INHERITANCE

IN|W ITTI TNEININ-
" AMI must fh- cont uu.F Must chi. heF l. thoro no
remedy Nuplrf9 $50 .H"sr
II" remedy Is ly lu.a.ns tIe causes and avoiding
them. ami ln'viut flr r.mr.- and beue4tn- Or them
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BuClxwheat Cakes,

" ICHOIS6 uOYNTON have now on hand good
supply Of Batter Dishes and Buckwhcat Heat
eis, and ina few lay viii have Lip'd Milk Pans
all indispensable articles for fn,niIy u.o
Dec. n. dtwft
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ROOM WANTED.

ROOM WANTED.
ErAPERIENCE has been demonstrated to hund.
~ reds, yes, thousands, that
STANlFOTD'S
is tho place to
Purchase Carpeting. Oil.Cloth, Fancy and
staple Dry Goods, CHEAP
1 am now offering better opportunity to the Pub.
lie than ever BEFORE to secure bargains, room il
wanted for
REV GOODS!
will close out my entire stock before st March
next, at prices that will perhaps surprise the pur.
chaser G. F, STAMFORD.
Burlington, February, 1855. d&wtf
Underhill Academy.
UNIlE SPRING TERM will commence on Monday,
Feb. 18th. Instructors the same ms hcrcn.
fore. Special attention will be given during the
coming term to those who intend to teach
BOARD Sl,jO and &l,75 per week, for which M.
ply to the Principal. L. II. BYtNGTON.
Tn lerhill, Jan. ~, 1855. wIlw3
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The Mosquito Expedition.

NOV lUIh, UHN' 3 =
The Washington correspondent of the New
York Courier 4 Enqairer, tclcgraphs, from
reliable information, that if the Kinney Ex-
petition to Central America attempts TO de-
part it will be stopped by the interference Of
the Government. \ proclamation will he is
81 ed, declaring it to be military organize
tim for the inyasio. of friendly State.
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Nor bfield InstituLion

Spring TERM begins Tuesday, February 20
~ JOHN II. GRAHAM, Principal
Mortified, Vt, Jan. -, 1855. w3Iwi
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EUST Received, a fresh lot OF Ladies' and Gent
- DRESS FTRS.
selected from large stocks In New York a1 Boston.
For sale at J. EDMONDS, College Strcot.
Oct. %, 1854. d Ewt
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-04-27

NJOW Is YOUR CHANCE, AT THE
II Store corner Of Seventh and ii Streets No. 400
Just received from Messrs. ODER CO.. of Balti-
more very superior and fresh stock Of Drugs also
very rare and fine Chemicals, not to be found
at any other store than the corner Of Seventh and
streets, No 400.
II is necessary to mention only few. as have
every article that is connected with the business
Benefits Cod Liver Oil, now highly recommended
by the physicans of our city. Also, all Roses Med
icnes being the only agent in this part Of the city
Jaynes Medicines
All. 4 John Bulls Sarsaparilla
Ayers Pectoral and Pills.
Lovet's Wahpene
Van Dusens Wahpene.
And all Patent Medicines in use.
A very superior lot Of Medicinal Brandies and
Wines.
am now prepared 10 furnish ladies with some
very rare and choice perfumes, imported only by
John Bouray 4 Son, Of Baltimore. The favors are
and many Others
Swans Atmospheric Soda, 25 tickets for one
dollar.
p. 8. If you want 70 drink very superior quality
Of Soda-Water, CAL at tie store, 400 and try it. The
favors are strawberry, nectarine lemon sarsaparlla
ginger, pepper, orange, orgeat vanilla, sherbert,
rough and ready syrup, and several others. After
drinking those fine syrups, call for some Of those
line cigars, just imported by Messrs. Prick Ball,
Of Baltimore, from three to six cents piece.
For sale one of Bruce's improved patent complete,
for $780, draw-pipe included, warranted perfect II
not sold soon, shall supply the lovers Of his soda
also.
Soda-Water manufactured at the fountain at l2 10
cents per gallon, or delivered for Is cents.
Call and examine for yourselves.
w. T. EVANS
ap l9-tf No. 400, corner nth and streets.
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Woop AND CHaIsrr's MnsrRELs--Tonight is
| the last opportunity Of hearing this Band whose
stay In this city has created greater excitement
among our amasementioying population than ever
was produced by any similar exhibition. There
has been perfect rush 10 hear them, and they
have fully sustained their reputation as the best
Band in the country. We had, before hearing,
judged Il impossible so to blend the sweetest and
most scientific music with such uncontrolled mer-
riment-at one moment 20 touch the heart almost
TO sadness with plaintiye melody, and at the next
to convulse the auditor with irrepressble laughter
Tonight Is for the benefit of Birch, who Ia en-
tirely too funny for description.
METROPOLITAN M. L. CHuRcH.-We are pleased
to learn that contracts are now being made for
the brick-work, masonry, &c., and that this great
enterprise Is destined TO be speedily completed
We understand that the new and efficient agent
Rev. w. ID. Ryan, during the two or three weeks
he has been actively engaged, has already secured
subscriptions to the amount OF more than fifteen
hundred dollars; two hundred and fifty of which
was obtained fom the NJ. L. Church Sunday School
of Newark, New Jersey; seven hundred and sew
enty from Columbia and Caroline street churches
Of Baltimore, and five hundred from individuals.
II is TO be hoped that the members of the church.
as well the property holders of our city will now
come forward and aid in this noble enterprise.
SihCUiT Couhr-JuuycS MoTSeH ana DunlOp
presiding.--In Richard Roe, ON the demise of b.
o. West ct al, Us. Alfred Hertmiller which has
been on trial some days, juror was Withdrawn
upon the prayer Of the counsel Of the plaintiff in
order that resurvey Of the premises Mt issue
might be made. The case was an action of eject
ment and it being very apparent to the court that
it was not in fit state to be tried, the prayer was
granted the jury discharged, and the case Goa
tinued Messrs Merrick and Cox for the plaintiff !;
Messrs. Carlisle and Bradley for the defendant
No. 282. Selden. Withers, & Co. Va. John II.
Drury, was disposed Of by verdict of 81 40 for
the plaintiffs. A. WyIc, Esq, for the PLAINTIFF
no appearance for the defendant.
This case was a simple action Of assumpsit for
money owing to the plaintiff by the defendant.
No. 624. James n. Miner ps. Albert Heitmil-
Ter, was taken up this morning. E. G. Caring
ton, Esq for the plaintiff; E. G. Morgan, Esq,
for defendant
WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
learn that the contractors on the Washington and
Alexandria Railroad have now about 100 men at
work on the line ofthe road.
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SALE OF REAL PROPERTY.

NJOTlCE.-FOr the purpose Of paying of
IN my debts, will sell all, or so much Of the fol-
lowing real property, to wits All that lot and parcel
with two three-story brick houses thereon situated
Pennsylvania avenue and Third street east short
distance east of the Capitol and lot No. l. in square
No. 759, with three two-story frame houses situated
at the corner Of East Capitol and Third street east
one of which is occupied as store, and is good
stand for the grocery bnsiness and also lot No 10,
in square No. S67, with one two-story frame house
thereon situated on north b street, between Sixth
and Seventh streets east.
Any person wishing to purchase the same will
please call the Undersigned he is very anxious
to pay his debts. The terms of sale will be onehiyd
cash. one-third in year, and the residue in two
The deferred payments to be secured by deed Of
trust. HORATIO II. MARYMAN.
ap 25-eo3t* Nat. Intel
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SHOES I sHOEsi SHOES :
No. 1856 Serenth street.
n IT MA GRT n ED


ID ETURNS thanks to his friends and the
II public for their liberal patronage, and would
most respectfully inform all that he has received
Of the largest best assorted and cheapest stocks Of
Shoes opened 9TH street, and do most earnest
ly solicit call from al in want OF Shoes, being con-
hdent, from the care and attention i have taken in
selecting my stock, will be enabled to offer such I'M
duoements that cannot fail to give entire satisfaction.
will enumerate few Of the articles which can be
had by calling me
10 cases Of Ladies' colored and black CATERS u,
worth 81 so
20 cases Of Ladies ooored and black Caters q ls,
90 cases Of Ladies' extra ne Caters 81 81, worth
1900
100 pair Misses black Caters, 80 cents per pair
800 pair Ladies' Morocco and Kid Slippers, so cents.
extra good
rs pair Ladies' Morocco Buskins, 80 cents, worth si
as pair thick sole Jefersons, rs cents worth OIL IL
80 pair patent leather Jenny Linds, rs cents per
pair
200 pair Misses thick and thin sole Jeersons 50 l2,
worth 81
200 pair children's Fancy Boots, at all prices
large lot of HcCurdy's Slippers, rs cents, sold
everywhere for fl
A large Tot Of Mems patent leather Shoes, and
CATERS from 81 rs 10 a.
A large stock Of Youths and Boys Shoes Of
every description, with general stock Of all
kinds Of Shoes kept in well-assorted shoe
IMPORTANT
One case 70 pair Of colored foxed Caters that got
little wet by falling overheard will be sold for u.
the most Of them fully worth e.
=. NJ. MAGRUDER,
Seventh street, No. sS5,
Two doors south Of street.
ap I3--d2t&MW&F4w
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tF- The Baltimore American collects the ac-
counts received from all parts of the country, to
show, that with favorable season, the grain crop
of the present year viii be unusually large.
rH- The American party in Augusta county
have nominated John ID. Imboden, Bolivar Chris
tan and Adam McChesncy, Esqs., for the House Of
Delegates
gE The steamboat company Of Fredericksburg
have, in addition to their boat "virgnar purchas-
cd the steamer VIM. Seldcn, and will now run
semi-weekly line between that place and Baltimore.
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Ne,o York Market.

New YoRK, April 27.--Cotton is dull Flour
has declined IS cents. Good Ohio $40 % a $40
SO. Southern $40 20 a $40 rs. Wheat is down
ward and dull Southern white, % 80. Corn is a
trife lower; wesen mixed 81 H. Pork is triHe
higher; old mess, $l6 81 IL SIC so. Beef is un-
changed. Lard is unchanged with moderate de-
mand. Whiskcy--Ohio Bic. '
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BOOTS, SHOES, AND TRUNKS.

lust opened, and now ready for inspec-
- ton, at d. II. WALLS Boot, Shoe, and Trunk
Emporium large, varied, md well.selccted spring
and summer stock of Boots, Shoes, and Trunks,
among which are
Ladies' morocco, kid and lasting Caters
Boots, Slippers, Ties and Buskns
Misses do do
Childrens' Shoes, in great variety
Gentlemen's patent-leather and calfskin Boots,
Shoes Congress Caters, Pumps, DC.
Boys and youths do
With all the most approved and fashionable styles
Of Shoes manufactured, all Of which will be sold at
exceedingly low prices.
In addition to the above an extensive assortment
of Trunks, Carpet Bags, vases and Satchels, very
cheap.
call is solicited from all who are in want Of great
bains rs l am determined TO sell cheap the
cheapest. d. H. WALL,
No. "a, opposite Centre Market
between Seventh and Eighth streets.
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Ns,c York Stock Market.

New YoRK, April 27.-Stocks are dull. Money is
unchanged Sales at the first board Of Fries at
5oH; Cleveland and Toledo r. r., 7s1S Missouri
6's, 93c Cleveland and Pttsburg R. r., 35c; Cleve-
land Columbus and Cincinnati R. R., l04JS; Cum
berland Coal Co., 29c; Reading R. r., s5&; Canton
Co., 271l b. cod; N. Y. Central R. R., saSx New
Jersey r. r.. 1923.
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.Magnifcent BRIDGE Burnt.

EVANSVILLE, ONO, April 27.-The railroad
bridge over Grand river at this place, was burnt
last night. II was built upon Howe's truss plan,
being 100 feet long, and 80 feet high.
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Baltimore Afarkets.

BALTIMORE, April 27.--Flour is frmer, but
transactions this morning were small. Howard
street brands sold at $40 rs. Wheat was in
limited demand Of white at$2 85 49, rs /;
red, 81 so asa 81. Corn is unchanged; white,
100 l02 cents yellow, l04 LOG cents.