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The Treasury Department consists Of the offices q the Sec
retary Of the Treasury two comproler commissioner Of
the customs six auditors treasurer register solicitor light
house board, and coast
The following is bei indication of the duties Of these
several Offices and Of the force employed therein respectively
Sscre.ars OHellon. James Guthrie Secretary Of the
Treasury Hon r. O. Washington, Assistant Secretary
engineer In charge architect
temporarily employed and twenty three clerks The Secre
ty OF the Treasury charged with the general supervision
Of the fiscal transactions Of the government and Of the
cuton OF the laws concerning the and navigation
OF the United States lie spsrntends The Of the
coast the house estabishent the marine hospitals Of
the United States and the Of certain public
buildings for custom. houses and other purposes.
Frrt Co@ptroEer's oHceEshs Whittlesey, esq., Comp
toe and fifteen clerks He prescrioes the mode Of keep
ing and rendering for the civil and diplomatic
wee well the public lands ana revises and cerhes the
balances arising thereon.
Second Coppsrozers ogice.-John NJ. Brodhesd esq,
Comptroller and clerks He prescrbes the mode
keeping and rendering the of the army, navy.
and Indian departments o he public Service and revses and
c. lies the balances srising thereon.
Ocs ef Cerausissieacr OF he Osouls1gh J Anderson,
esq Commissioner. and eleven clerks he prescribes the
mods keeping and rendering the accounts Of the customs
revenue and dsbursemeHts ard Cor The building and repair
ing houses &C. and reyses and ccrhes the balances
srlsing thereon,
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Hon James Campbell Postmaster General The direction
and of the Post 0ce Department are assigned
md laws the Postmaster General That
business be the conveniently arranged and pre-
pared bis final action * is distributed among several bn-
reans follows The Appointment Office, in charge ot the
First Postmaster General TIE Contract once, IN
charge the Second Assistant Postmaster Generals the
Finance Office 10 charge OF the Thd Assistant Postmaster
General and the Inspection Office, in charge Of the chie
clerk.
Appointment Ocs.Horaio Eing, esq, First Assistant
Postmaster General and nineteen clerks. To this Office arc
assigned all questions which relate TO the establishment and
of post Offices changes OF sites and names
appointment and removal Of postmaster and route and local
agents aso the giving Of instructions 10 poEmasers
poasers are furnished with marking and rating stamps
and letter balances this buresu which charged also with
providing and stationery for the OF the depart
ne and the sapentsndence OF the several agencies
established for supplying postmasters with bant TO THIS
bureau likewise assigned the supervision OF the ocean ma
steamship nes and Of the foreign and international postal
arrangements
Conruc O6fceWiiIiam II. Dnndas, esq., Second Assist
amt Postmaster General and twenvs cerks 70 this OF
hce assigned the business Of arranging ths man service
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at Cronstadt. but with what description
Of cargoes was not stated.
Russian sources con firm the insurreo-
ton in the Ukraine, and report Poland
restless.
The British Parliamentary proceedings
are OF no great Importance, The bill
abolishing newspaper stamps had finally
passed.
The Roeback committee in favor Of on
administration reform was gaining ground.
In Austria the gram growing districts
on The banks Of the river Thesis to the
extent Ct 200 miles, were inundated and
fears were entertained OF destruction or
the crops.
la the Spanish Cortes Senior Avecilla
declared that he bad never entered into
any negotiations with Mr.. Soule for the
sale CT Cuba.
LIVERPOOL MARKET
Breadsiufls.-i}rown, Shipley & Go. Is
Circular. No change to notice In wheat
! or flour, which are III fair demand al last
weeks rate Indian corn bad improved
one shilling, with more doing. White
wheat les-l2,8d; red los9d@lls9l
Western Canal -four 4tlsdils for new
1lsW4l Cd fer old. Philadelphia and
Baltimore A (d44.Gd. Canadian 4IsGd
g42s; sour 40M AZ. Yellow Corn 49
tg50s. Mixed 40, @49s6l. White As
(G49s6d
Provisions Messrs Richardson, Spen
Ger * Co.. rcular reports good bust
ness III beef at steady prices. Sales 600
tiercos Pork moved 10 an average ex
tent, but with less sales, holders anticipa-
ting an Improvement. Bacon in good de-
mand at 81 advance. Ordinary Western
sold at 4o@45s; fine, 4Gt9 AIS. Short
middles wanted, and in shoulders much
request Lard--iAir business at 48soj
sos.
LIVERPOOL. May i2 Corn sos. Beef
and Pork in better demand. Bacon sells
freely at AS. Lard in moderate demand
at sos.
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Additional News by the George
Law.

New YoRK, May 2l-Valparaiso dates
are to the 18Th of April, and Callao to the
25th.
An election in Chill resulted in ma
jority for the Government
Belsin had been elected Presiden. Of
Bolivia
From Ecuador we learn the Govern
ment was generally alarmed al LARGO
projected invasion.
The Sacramento Valley Railroad was
rapidly progressing.
Very valuable coal mines had been dis
covered in Lower California, inside the
Gulf.
{, Governor Biglcr was spoken Of for the
Senaiorship.
From Washington Territory it is stated
that the treaties with the various tribes
OF Indians were making considerable pro-
gress.
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LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
Arrival of the George Law

New foRk, May 24.-The steamer
George Law arrived here at noon to day
with California dates to the lst inst, and
81 ,324 623 in treasure and ST passen.
gers.
The news was brought down tile Pacific
by the Golden Gate, which reports seeing
the steamer Sonora lying in San Francis
co.
The news is generally unimportant.
The adjournment Of the Legislature had
been postponed, and nothing had been
done IN regard TO the Senatorial question
An act 10 lay capitation tax OF so on
each Chinaman arriving In the State, had
passed the Legislature a bill 10 take tire
State Prison from the hands Of the le<sees
lad been adopted. Bill to incorporate tic
city q San Francisco had passed both
Houses, but they all lot SUIT exactly Ii
their provisions.
The Walker expedition to Cent? i
America had not sailed, but prepare
tons were making for their early 4, part.
ure.
Tie Il. S. Land Commissioner had re-
jected five CLAIMS held by Jose Lcircntar
under alleged Mexican titles for over
1000 square mile. of hand in tie STATE,
aud II Is supposed Tat under the decision
IN lie cases tie similar claim of Lcimontar
to Eve hundred acres Of land in The Inn
its Of ) n Francisco would be reject
Cd.
a 5iscosery Of gid diggings at Santa
Island, in San Diego i, reported.
A. Philips had been hung, by Lynch
Law, for killing X. A James, on Indian
creek. 4 full average of other murders
and crimes is reported.
CoEgrega'Ionalst church had been
consecrated al the Mission Of Dolores. the
pastor, Rev. J f. Ben on, having with his
own hands assisted in its erection,
Sandwich Island dates are to April
l6tL. 5. Swan. Of the firm of Swan &
Clifford. has been detected in circulating
GA 900 Of forged whalers bills, and il is
supposed his total operations reach 500
600.
The steamship Golden Age. whose loss
was reported the last arrival, had been got
off and towed into Toledo, where she was
beached.
A returning alifornian had been rob.
bed of about 500 ounces Of gold dust at
Hunters Hotel. at Aspnwall. notwitb-
S andiag he had deposited it in the safe Of
the hotel.
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lNTERssTrNG TO HousEKEi The
wife of nm American agrlculturist has been
cxpcrlmer ting on soaps, and finds that the
addition OF three quarters of an ounce of
borax TO pound Of soap, melted in with
ont boiling. makes saving Of one half in
cost OF soap and Of three fourths the labor
OF washing, and improves the whilcress
Of the fabrics. besides The usual caus.ic
effect is thus removed. and the hands are
lefs with peculiarly soft and silky feel
ing, leaving nothing more TO be desired hy
the most anhiiicn, shrpmsn.
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To r. n. Wright, r w. Potter. s. g. BLING,
and the anknt wa heirs Of Ida Ball, deceas-
ed
u OF are herrrr notified TO remove a nuisance
Il existing upon lots one { u and two (2) il
block ior'Y-nine (49) IN the city of Eeekak
cansed by stagnant water thereon. Said nui.
sapce TO be removed by the first day Of june
next. by filling the said lots with earth sufsi-
cienty high TO aha'e SAID nuisance. and that un-
less aua'cd within the time specified above a
viii be proceeded against according 10 ordi-
nance. NJ r. IANDON.
Marshal OF the City OF ksokUk
keokuk, May II, 1888 dat
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GE The recent heavy rain s'orm


Gy The recent heavy rain s'orms
have done considerable damage 10 tie
public and private Improvements in the
City.
We notice that the pressure OF the high
bank Of earth and the accumulated waters
Of the food has forced in Mr. klbourne' )
new cellar walls ON Main street, and also
the rear wall Of Comstock's building, al
joining.
Considerable injury was also sustained
hy the street Improvement, between Fifth
and Seventh, on Main street
The wind storm on Sunday morning.
between 2 and 5 o'clock, was the iercest
that the Oldest inhabiant in these
diggin's can remember. Small trees stood
no chance at all; fences and chimnevs
were blown down six lighters living
above the depot, and two al the head Of
The Rapids were sunk by the waves rolling
into them. They were all loaded with
various kinds Of freight, wheat, corn, iron,
DC. Some Of them lying near the shore
were raised by simply bailing out The wa
ter. We have not heard the amount Of
damage done.
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THE co-partnership heretofore existing b,
l. tween Vim. {. Fnnkhouser and Thcs
Bartlett, III tie Family Grocery business, is tn.
Jay dissolved by Limitation. VIM. e. Funk
houser, having purchased the interest Of Thos J.
Bartlett, will continue the business al the old
stand, and will pay all demands againss said frr
and all outstanding accounts aud notes due Il e
hrm are TO be paid to said Vim. c. Fnnkhousee
who is alone authorized TO use the name oil Il c
hfm in liquidation.
VIM. G FUNKHOUSER,
T. b. BARTLETT.
Nav 4, 1885. d
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w ILL find at s. w. & Ii fuckers al assert
w ment Of Painted Ware, consisting Of Wash
Bowls, y, Tubs, Children's Baths. Water
Pals, Oh, 4per Buckets, Water Closets, &c ],
also, Japaned Ware, consisting Of Wash Bowls.
Nests Of Trunks, Cake Boxes, Spice Boxes,
Dressing Cases, Cash Boxes, Deed Boxes, knife
Trays. Drainers for Glasses, Tea Csddes, Dust
Pans, Ac., alsa, Plated Forks ana Spoons, Ivory
Handled Knives and Forks, singiy, and in sets
of 81 pieces. Small trindstones, Enameled
Stew Kettles and Sancs Pans, Bell Metal Kat
ties, &c,
May !, 1888. a&w
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A CARD,

w C. FUNkHOUSER having purchased
w the interest Of Mr.. r. X. Bartlett, in III,
late firm of i. 4 r., would take this occasion t,
inform has old friends and patrons tina. he wa
continue the Family Grocery business with re-
newed facilities, and hopes by strict attention IL
the wants Of house keepers 10 share portion OF
their patronage. He also embrace. thi. o ,ortu
nifty TO return his thanks for the liberal patronage.
heretofore recelged
VIM. G. FUNKHOUSER
Nav A. 1885 d
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IgrS.
.AEW BnnT AND Su0E STnRI

NV BlEHT And NIUE NTUKE.
r. 20. CRITTENDEN has taken the store late
VI ~ occupied BY Messrs. Hawkins x Billings,
corner Of IN and Man Streets, and has op .ned
large and we'll assorted stock Of Boots and
Shoes intended specially tor he retail trade.
He AXIS the inspection of the citizens and pub
lic generally, feeling confident that his expert
ence In the trade, and the favorable term. on
which they were purchased, combined with a
determination TO build up permanent trade,
Will enable him 10 sell lower than any house in
tins City. Quick sales and small profits is his
motto.
keokuk, May 9. 1855. Of
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l'hein Rntlry.

/ ANTkG made arrangements BY which will
IL be weekly supplied with Choice Butter II ON
the Denmark Dairy, Families may rely on get
ting their supplies at my store throughout the
season.
w. {. TTNKHOTSER
mayii 1855
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GATE CITY HAT STORE.
-

q f. VOORHEES, h co. respectfully AMI
~. nounce TO the citizens OF ksokuk audi
the merchants generally that they have just re-
turned from the East, where they selected aud
are now receiving the largcs, and most complete
assortment Of Hats, Caps, ana other articles in
their line ever brought to Keokuk. An expert
ence Of thirty years engaged as manufacturers
and in the sale Of hats, ought TO enable to give
entire satisfaction to retailers and consumers
II will be our business we'll as our interest
always TO select with care, both with regard 10
quality and style. We have located here per
manently and will exert ourselves to do justice
TO our purchasers The citizens Of the city can
rely upon our hats being III. best quality and
newest STYLE
Please give MS call and look over stock,
at the "Gate City Hat Store" M a. opposite
M'kenny K Runners Drng Store.
Highs at price paid IN cash for all kinds Of furs
and deer skins +. = VOORHEES, x 60.
March II 6tl
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Patronize Homo Manufactures,

A Nd GO TO BUEL& FRO IS and re, Letter
"A or Stencil Tlaie cat tor marking bags, oxes
SC, &c,
May 10, 1855. d&.ov
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Sugar Cured Hams

A LARGElo' Of choice Sugar Cured Hams or
II i4Ild and 10 sale low
VIC FUNkHOUSER
mayll ! IS
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fT Dr. G. ST. c. EUssrY is duly author
tled agent for the transaction OF business con-
necied with this office.
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&, Louis, Quincy and kcohuh Express,
GODFREY 4 SNOW, Propreiors.

uoDt hh1 SNOW, Proprietors.
QUINCY. ILLS.
w Ill. run setni weekly Express between
~ - LOUIS and heokuk leaving keokuk for
- Louis ~ "Wednesday and Saturday evening.
Packet VIII receive and deliver Express Pack
ages oi Money, Merchandise, and parcels of all
klnds. at al intermediate points. Will also at
tend 70 collections, making purchases, filling or
ders &c, Nth and dispatch.
Messengers viii be provided with an Iron Safe
for the security Of renlittahces aud valuable
packages.
j. r. CopELIN, Agent at Ksokuk.
kEFERrxcEs:
Hrssrs. Pare & BACON, F.. w. Clark, Il Bros
Hening Woodruff ST. LOUIS
Flagg Savage. Moore, Halle.bush Co.
t. n G. H. Bull, Quincy
Chas- Parsons, q. c. Anderson, Keokuk.
April 26. 1855
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he Fast Mill.

IHE Fast SAW Mill one and half miles above
= town IS now III operation with good stock
Of Logs. Persons wanting
LUMBER
VIII be furnished on short notice by leaving their
orders at the office of
+. r. & ID. w. FORD, or with
Wa BROWNELL.
keokuk, May II, 1855 diff
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Election Of Directors.

OYftcF KsoFux, FIR. DEs MoIKEs ASp Nh
rrso1A RAn Roam COMPANY,
Keokuk, May 10, 1855.
TIRE Stockholders of the Eeoknk, Fl Dies
i MONIES and Minnesota Rail Rozd Company
are hereby notified that election ~ eleven
Directors for said Company will be held 1t ths
EitY Hail lin he e.ty Of keekak, on Atondsy, tbs
nth dsv Of 1uue next, At O'Clock, r. Nj.
RI T. REID. President.
e. r conn, SecretWy
May IT, 1855. al
Kenksk ni4Paich sai Ferl Brsnotuss States
man copy,
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rmhr..as r.s,. Laee.. &c.

En1br ssaertes Lacess Ar.f
NLLTTTS, Collars, aud Chemissness Cambria
- and Swiss Finaneings, Edgings, 4 Insestitx1.
49,, srhysal Is.ax E4ss.n, .s~Na s~~~t~k4s 80
sssn nn' rh,.sa r,Ig,nf IN da. whils, IN
essYed by II Au4U ~
sAvsn "a, fsbs. ..x.<..~-1..k -. 4.
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fT- limited number Of Special Notices III
inserted under this head al 20 cents a line for
each insertion, or over the editorial head for 30
~ents7a line.
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For Rent.

THE second story OF the brick store, No. oe
i Main Street. For particulars apply to
W. G. FUNkHOUSER, on the premises.
Keokuk, May 4, 1858. d
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LAND WARRANTS, PENSIONS, SC.
THE subscriber procures Land Warrants am
i Pensions for all those entitled. Iu order to
prevent rejection delay and ensure success he
has ebtalhrd ferns and instructions direct from
l.. r. WALDO. Ess,
''CousmsSoRty Of Penyioas.'
Persons applying through The subscriber may
therefore feel confident that their applications
will be properly made.
No charge unless successful.
He Will also attend TO the collection Of any
claim against the United States, having for that
purpose agent at Washington. who has con
slant access TO national officers and records.
Once over Post Office, Johnson Street.
LLOYD ID. SIMPSON,
Nav 7, 1855. dim
Morning Glory copy.
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100 DOZ Fioyds' American Penetrating Lin
lOU ineht. in quantities to suit purchasers
200 doz Escuiapian Imminent, and great
variety Of Patent Medicines at
REYNOLDS Drug Store
April &, 1895.
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Sar,e,oFs' Tune Lines.

4 WIRED article, aid strongly eneasrd.
"A sN AH TUCKER
Sign Of the Ned Padloe =.
Nav j, 1898. aAw
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25 DOZEN FINE PANAMA HATS ius
received and for sale cheap at
SHELDON'S HAT EMPORIUM.
April 20, 1857. d
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Teas.
100 half chests fresh Imperial. Gunpowder,
Young Hysou and Black Teas, embracing ersgy
quality, for sale by
rIkcH0nN Al HARRIfnN.
Ar~u IL. 1888
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-03-28

greatest extremity, though had I known
that some Aunt Peggy was going to as
sert her rights and marshal her host, ]
should have put in.fOr a ~captainey under
her banner. Whether Aunt Peggy in
'propria persona were present or not
l was not able TO ascertain, as 1 dc
not know her, neither did / under
stand whether or not the ''BacheloI
Boy" were present, be these facts as they
may, if "Aunt Peggy's baby was well and
could get along without her rocking the
the cradle She had jcstas long and broad
a right to be there, as marshal Skeels o.
captain Akin. Mr.. Editor, why can't the
ladies be as good fox hunters and sports
women, as the men? Why cannot they
exercise all the privileges and immuniies
that you or | do, and that TO the same ex.
tent? viii you please tell me?
R0DERICK.
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For the cadIz Democratic sontinei
"Womans RIGHTS"

Mr.. EDrroR:--SIR: Isee woman's rights
are progressing in some parts Of tbe coun-
try at least. On Friday last being at q cir
circular fox hunt. on Piney Fork Of Short
Creek, Or rather in"Apnt Peggy's" region,
! esPied Q nice looking group Of ladies
marching toward the centre. BY The way
they were somewhat in advance Of the
main column, though ! make all due allow
ance, II this should BY any one be called
.disorderly, since the ladies' have not As
heretofore been practiaeing in this respect,
end cannot be adopts in a rank and file
narch. rather casually Unopened at the
centre aboat tie dine Of poor Il ynAra's
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To VARyIsu ARTICLES or IAoS AND
S1zrL-Dissolye 10 parts Of clear grains Of
masic, 9 parts camPhor. 10 parts of sand
rach, 5 of clemi, in a sufficient quantity Of
alcohol, and apply this vanish without
heat. The article will uot ouly be 'Preser'
we'd from rust, but the yarnish will retain its
transparency. and the metallic %briliaucy
Of the article will not be obscure1. This
should be doue when you put away arti-
eles in the spring that will be unused
through summer, and when taken out they
will be bright.
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TIE GRAvEYARD.-A gentleman com
planned to us the other day shat some bad
boys are in the habit Of breaking and mutt
Iating the tombstones in The Cajia Grave
yard. We hope the town authorities will
take step to prevent further dcprelaojors.
No greater outrage could be committed than
to desecrate the resting place Of lie dead.
and no one, un ess he had The instincts of
n byena. would be gully Of such infamous
conduct.
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M0rrtdUe8.

In Ca.roll,on on the 2lst inst, by Rev l.
ArchbolI, J1uS II. CRoXr n, Ed, and
Miss ELLEN n L. RUEENDRoD, all ct that
place.
On the 2Oth inst, by Rev J. R. Doig.
Mr.. JOINS JAuIsox and Miss ELLEN-CtAHR,
all Of Cadiz tow ship.
On the eOth inst, by Charles Warfel, Esq,
Mr.. JoUN c.. ADAMS and Miss MARY JANE
LouDEN, all Of this county.
On the same day by the same, Mr.. TuoM.
As F1rzGERAl md Miss DELLA ANN Lou,
DEN, all Of this county.
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The Law ofNewsnaners.

]. Subscribers who do not give express notice 70
the contrary. are considered as wishing to continue
their subscriptions.
:. Ii subscribers order the discontnusnce of then
periodicals, tho publisher may continue to send them
until all arTeaTasts are paid.
). Itsubscribcfs neglector refuse to akctheir pc,
riodicals from the offices te which they are directed
they are held responsible till they have seIdcd The
bill and ordered them discontinued.
4. II subscribers remove to ether places without
Informing tho publishers, and the papers arc sent Il
the Former direction, they are held rosponsiblc.
5. The Courts have decided that refusing 10 take
them u~acalled for, ie pgima lacia evidence Of iuteu.
tional fEsud.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-03-28

GyThe distribution Of space in the
French Exhibition win hardly please En-.
giish exhibitors. England has not the place
Of honor; this prominence is given to tht
United States. On entering the building
by the grand entrance the visitor at once
advances int the American part If the ex.
hibiion; to the right is that devoted t
Great Britain; opposite Great Britain lie,
The French space, with the great hall Ne.
tive on.
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School Examination,

The examination and exhibition Of The
Cadiz In on School on last Friday, was a
very interesting affair. We don't know
when we have spent an hour more agreea.
bic than VIC did in listening to the speechee,
compositions and music of the scholars on
last Friday evening. The scholars are eyi
dently advancing IN literature and we shoull
not be surprised that some day, these same
scholars will make their mark in The world
We wish them great success.
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~STEUBENVILLE MARKET,

MAacu Colour: coed superfne see
extra 8 81, dull.
Wheat; ITO for white; 1,G5 for read.
Groceries: sugar in hbds 5406; per hbl
GI@64. Jew O,lcans molasscs 27020
syrup 50; rio coffee l20129.
Grain: corn. 5000. Oats, 40.
Bacon; hams 8853g; shoulders aud side.
6@Gf.
Salt: ret2ils at $500 so.
Buttor; 18e for fresh roll.
Lard: 9@s@c.
Wool: 23W33.
Dried Fruit: apples 1,55 per bashel
peaches 200.
Potatoes: soc per bushel.