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Drink from Fresh Fruit.

One pint of curraHts. s'riPped-l few
raspbcrries make an agreeable add tion--one
pint of water; bold them tose,her ten or
fifteen minutes, strain TO one ounce or two
ouces Of loai-sugnr When fresh fruit can
not be had, dissolve two tablespoonful of
currah, Jelly in hall a pint of boiling water.
-Lady's Book.
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CHANGE IN THE PRESIDENCY OF THE d. g.
o. r. R.-WheeIng MleHigenccr says: 1t
is rumored, and correctly, we believe, that Mr..
Harrison, the present President OF the Baiti.
more and Ohio Railroad Company, is to re-
sign, and that he will be succeeded by Mr..
Johnson
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y. w. Collins.

WHOLESALE s. RETAIL DEALER IN
DRUGS, MEDICINES & DYE
STUFFS,
aMPUTATING, DIssECTING and POCKET, IN.
sTRUMENTs, GUM SPRING & THUMB LANCETs,
aud the most improved -
Paint FORCIPS, SCARlFlCATORS, TOOTH
FILES, SAW FILL.ERS. EXCAVATORS IL ROSE
DRILLS, MOUTH GLASSES uoLD AND SILVER f0lh
TEETH of every variety, GUM MOL8R Il PlVoT,
CUSPIT, BICUSPlT 1NClssoR,
Also. Gold Silver & French Leaf, Yellow Green *
Red Bronze. Together with full assortment OF
Glass rare d. Windo'c Glass
and uch other articles usually found In wen
furnished drug stored .. ~
Tie propretor being confnedto the legitimate Drug
for several Years past, aud having made lhs
his constant study aters himself that he can certainly
do muc CHI better part by his Customers IL th' people
generally in the way of selecting aud furnishing them
with PURE DRUGS aud filling Prescriptions more
correctly that those who devote the greater part o tcf
time and attention to the AUGER GMLET WALLPAPER
TR 1ps His drugs warranted pure or no sale and
the prces sha compare with Eastern prices (WheelnG
nrires not taken into cons liberation when the same
amount of drugs are purchased. Call Examine my
stock and prices, all orders Promptly hlled.
June. 14th, 1855.
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HARDWA RE

wv f have lust received direct from the
w importers new stock of hardware, such as
Hand Saws, Tenant Saws, Mill Saw, Cross Cut, and
Hand Saw files, all sizes. Braces and bits, Aupur
Bits, slack's Augurs the best made. Door Locks and
Lutches Bed Castors, Coffin Hinges and Screws, Butt
Hinges, Table do Gate do. Mahogany Knobs, Squares,
penters rules Broad Axes Stewart warranted chop
ping axe Hand Axes Haohes, Socket Chisels. Firmer
10. Drawing Knives, with Numerous other articles
usua allv found in Hardware stores. Will no sold on
reasonable terms. NC. MARTIN d Co.
May Sd, 1855
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wild cherry, DnUhelion, Yclio "
lOclk. and S:arSnnnriIln!
Saved from Death!

Testimony orMr NATHAN MATHEWS, a highly re.
spectacle and wealthy citizen of Newark, N. J.
DR.. G. w. HALsEY:--I believe your Forest Wine and
Pills have heen he mems of saving my life. When
commenced taking them laid It the point of death
with Dropsy. Piles, and Asthma. My physicians had
given me past cure, and my family had lost all
hopes of my recovery. While in this dreadful situa
ton your Forest Wine aud Pills were procured for me
and before had finished the first bottle of the Wine
and box of Pills, experienced great relief; my body
aud limbs. which were greatly swollen, became scns
bly, reduced. Hopes OF my recovery began now 10 re-
vive and after continuing the use of your Medicine.
for about a month, the Plies and Asthma com
pletey cured. The Dropsy, with which my life wa:
pIaced in such great danger, also nearly gone.
have continued the of your med cnes until the pres
ent tina. and now enjoy as perfect health ever
did in my life, although am more than sixty years
age. Yours, respectfully,
Newark, N. j., bee. 10, lS41. N. MATHEWS.
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To Make Good Apple jelly

Take apples ofthc bes, quality and good
flavor, mot sweet Gu, them in quarters or
slices, and stew them till soft; then strain on
the Inice, being very careful not to let any
Of the pulp go through the straincr. Boil it
TO the consistency of molasses, then wogh
it aud add as many pounds Of crushed sugar
stirring it constantly ill the sugar is disso
we'd. Add one ounce olextract of lemon Ia
everyitwenty lbs, OF jelly, and when cold, set
il away in close jars. IL will keep good lol
years. Those who have not made jelly in
this way will do well to try it, they will FIND
IL superior to currant Jelly.
JuLA A, HAYWARD.
Mil EaY,,s.
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TESTIMONY FROM OHIO.

JoHN HOFFMAN, Jeromesville. Ohio, ay 3Oth. 1859
said: 81 write to state for your sai faction, aud also
for that Ol others. that ynur German Bters what you
recommend IL 10 he highly valuable medicine, which
know FROM having used l. in INV own family to my
entire satisfaction All who have used il give the
sam" recommendation"
SrEpnEN A. MEALy, Carton, Ohio. May H. 1883
says: "ilavnG heard your German BteS highly
commended rom sources IL which placed much ,onf.
deuce, ordered four bottles from Cleveland Gu. Of
thrm gave 20 mvdanghtcr VINO a derived great
eft from IL two ithe others sold immediately auH
wnU't axe you tosend me supply o. it to sell"
JoUN CLARK HruUswick Ohio. MAJ &c. 1854. saws
"Nout Germat Bsrs have proved successnl in every
case that has come 10 knowledge, and has opened
fOr Itself a great demand"
TuoM>s lErunFORD. tOvmgton. Ohio December 9th,
1853 says: My wife has been effected with the Liver
complaint and Dyspepsia Tor number of years, during
which tme have spent great deal for docorng, .hu,
she received vory little heueG tbcrefrom aud final the
doctors said she could not he cured. Last srrng she
concluded TO try your BiItcrs, she took bottles and
ever since taking them she has been able to attend to
her business until very lately she had attack but
has again commenced the Bitters have sold quite
number ofhottles through her recommendation as
far as eau learn II has "iven satisfaction TO ALL"
DAVID ABBoTT Ausilnsbura. OHIO. December s. 1853,
Fermt to hear testimony to the remar able
ficacy OF your German Bitters in the cure of Liver
complaint. For years previous 10 taking il, |
verely afflicted with disease of the Liver much
that did not eNlectto live but by free use of Tie Bit
ters thanks 10 kind Providence, find myself entirely
restored to health and able 10 resume my usual employ
ment."
These Bters are entirely vegetable aud free from Al
cohoc stmuant and all injurious ingredients, mild in
their operation they strengthen the SYSTEM never pros
| tra:e it.
They entirely vegetable and free from all injurious
Sold by dealers in medicine everywhere.
il. Alexander St. clairsvine.
| &C. M1RTlN y Co, Agents.
VIM. Dunbar .. tivn wn.
: HIM HdrnesvihI.
NJ Z. v Is son, Some on.
.and by De- Medicine verywheTc.
November o 1854
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Temnerance Ninenar.

would like TO send you for the Farmer,
If you think il worthy of notice, what cosid-
er good recipe for Temperance Vinegar
| took watermelons, scraped of the pulp,
strained it through a thick cloth aud boiled
1t down one half, or as ole cider boilers would
say, two TO one ; put it ina cast, and in
three weeks had mos. eXcclientgvinegai
and il has continued 10 improve with ago
Those who are accustomed to tho uso OF all
kinds Of vinegar, and great deal OF it, say il
ia ihe best they ever saw; but IL any oi your
readers know of any better, cheaper, or saier
way TO manufacture the article, hope they
will let us know 1t. KATE.
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Great cure Of E.iyer Complaint Of
Ten Years Standing.

New York, Jan. 9th, 1S4s.
On. HALsEy, Dear sir:-ilaving taken your Forest
Wine and ills to remove disease of the Liver, from
which have suffered severely for upwards of ten years
and having adhered closely to the directions which ar
company the medicines, 1 have recovered my health
not withstandne all who knew me thought my in.
curahIe Previous to taking the Wine and Pills, had
10 the hest medical treatment but continued to
grow to an alarming degree. Some fmy friends
spoke depairngly ofmy case and tried to persuade me
from making use of any advertised remedies; and
doubt hut what there hume reds VIII are dissua
ded from taking your excellent medicines, in conse.
quence of the deception and meciency ofmany adver
tised remede put forth by unprincped men, in flaming
advertisements. But, what pity is, that the decep
on used by Others should he the means of ofdissuadng
many ahOrng under disease, from making trial and he
ing cured by your excellent remedies. Humanity .spea-
king, they have saved my life; when commenced ma
king of them, was in awretched condition, but be-
gan experience their good effects in less than three
days; and in six weeks from the time purchased the
medicines TO the grea, surprise of all my friends was
entirely cured and had increased fifteen pounds in
weight having taken box of the Pills. and two hot
ties of the Wine. Would to God that every poor suffer
or would avail hms elf of the same remedies.
Yours, &C., JAMES WILSON.
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DIR. HOOFLAND'S
CELEBRATED GERMAN BITTERS.
PREPARED BY
DIR. G. M. JACKSON,
GERMAN MEDICINE STORE.

No. 100, Arch ST., l door belo,c Sirth, Philada.
Their power over the above diseases - 1ot euelleJ
if equard by ote' ,repar IN the ,it sta a.
as the cures attest, in many after oily sCI
had failed.
These Btters are worthy the attention of invaIids
Possessing vrtues in the recc alton of diseases
ofthe Liver aud lesser glands the most
ing lowers in weakness aud aecons of the digestive
organs, they are. witha SAFE GER ain and pleasant
IL IA a.
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Nervous Disorders

nervous
Are diseases of the mind well of the body, are us.
uay brought on by troubles and afliction, and are
to persois of delicate constitutions aud
dreams and fearful anticpatons OF evil from the slight
The Forest Wine and Pills energetic remedy in
these complaints.
Extract of letter from Mr.. Joseph c. Pauding, dated
Philadelphia, Sept 1th, 1913.
DIR. G. W HALsEY:
Dear Sir. Your Forest Wine and Pills have cured my
wife of dreadful Nervous disorder, with which she had
hcen Affected for many years. Her body was almost
wasted away. She was ell lently disturbed in her
shepbv frghtful dreams, awakening quite exhausted
and covered with perspra on and at times ahorng
der the deuson that something dreadful was about tn
happen 10 her. By the use OF four bottles of the WINE
and box OF the Pills she is now In peIiect health
She has re"aned her flesh aud cUor aud enjoys society
as wctla ever. &c. PAULDlNG.
Dr. DAVID M,RvrN,a celebrated practitioner OF Now
York declared pubhCly that hotie of llalsey For
est Wine contained more virtues than fifty fthe large
hotties Ut Sarsaparia. Messrs. S. :. LAMPMAs 81 Co
nf the arges aud most respectable Druggists III SVr
acuse, IN letter. say: "FrOm what the, have heard
seen OF llalseys oest Wine it is a. excellent and good
medicine, and wi undoubtedly hec e the leading med
! iciur pt the Iay."
The Forest Wine IL put ~ IN argc squarchotcS, with
DR. IlHiSeNs ame lovu in the gas; s per hOu @, o
Xix bottles s. coated lIl s. - Gents ner box
Agents author Il to rcta wei "a who esal9
IN favorable cunditi1rs the proprietor, No. 10
/ Duone -. corner ai Hudson, n. York. Appuiutr
Agent III sl. Clarsville j. w COLLINS aud sold by
druggists III rOue h0ut the state
| May l7,lS55
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URANDY--Ma lGuu ainc, pure Juice graallwa ripe
% pure, just reC'I6, (Sept ~ ENAES Al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-24
unrsE OLE REPaE,ENrArWEs.
WAHlyoIos, S4tGrtaY- FEB II

WARSGIoS, SATURDAY FEB q l'3'.
NJ. GIDDlNGS rcfe 20 auction Of puyleSe'
reading protect against psssIg nportaot me > ne
without until rtC,ltig UnE1Ogn 10 Amsuc.n 4r.i'-
lsfi,rI ahordi1g considers "a ana 9scI ''2u, az
neub.r- being acquainted WIN tue iac'' 10
va,v.d a. "a TIE csc ycsrerssy, II the pls a. )i
he iii rpcrosfi.,- $40 ogO 20 cs'ry lht2 - ,ct
tt ,resfv b. tween the Uuiteo e'es eId crest Bot
ain. concluded on ne En- Of February l-'5, o. tue
.st,.ct of caiu.. lie ssid g. "a' Le'l 7f permitted
,vrres iis oissr, 20 ne bill lor - euter Ms name
or II. record He KIDD thst the protest should BE-
aesPEAKTR sald, that he knew u 10 rule which
,pIforzsd he enuv under the rules as qus5l o.
pr, ilege.
eisou ~ tne Lhsr
Nr ORR moved 10 lay me appeal On tie table.
Mr. GIDDlSIo asked 6's ire-.4 Is pe.solai "a
yor 10 sive biu TIE Yeas su1 Nays.
The sppeal tabled BY q yo'e Il ~ against -.
NJ DISNEY proposed repoIung tom ne Csn
ui''.e On Public LaAls q batch o. s.4Ios1 DIX. BIZ
having vote taken without debate.
hr HAMILTON objected, Sl'l4los them u Dc e.
amino.
NJ DISNEY rcpFsd they were alKe n prI1i pc
arp Only Offered - 20 location. ..
1be House a.t-d on toe eEe-d ne-l- o 10 -. 4;
arc Diglonssc Appropriation bill. cj- ~ = a a
reported from tie Committee OF tie n"'.s u III
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PUBLIC MEE1TNGS.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

FRIDAY Feb. 23-Ald. BARKER, President, ~ the
Chair -
PETITIONS REFERRED
Of,evera persons for the appointment OF Comrnhuei VI
Deed. Also pelidous for remission OF tai
POLICE
The vote taken report 10 ocresss Tue POI
farce vss on motion Of Nostk. recon.deTso su a1eI
4, he Fir,t Ward five the F'nfth ward "s-n 10 ,ho
Eleventh Ward ten in tbe Twelfth four IN tue courteous"
Tue In the Seventeenth Total thrt,th
GENERAL HOUSTON
AID HFRscK off, red . preamble aud resolution reeMnns
oh, viii OF General Houston the City, and In favor OF ap
poipns uitte tepdsr bin tue use tse
loom 10 hieh to hienss Adopted The Pe.dens
.nnon,ed a. the Coumtee Aldermen Hernek No0r
MS Brtfs Williamson and h'own
HOG ORDINANCE
tn. Committee on unlimited an ordnance %
prevent the dryius OF b'ss 10 an part OF inc wy 0e"
~ filth sheet, which ~e shopteo
ron.xA Puulsy for services Street Inspector, on
- a. fret Wrd To hsg the north side OF twenty
ma. be,Seep Third and Msdsonars CONCERNING - pay
% RANT hire had by the Speei.i Spm
,,ss on the tesmonis Also, TO pay SHo - fof
a e.ber o. the sane occasion
NOMINATIONS =.
Communication received from the 'hef Engineer on
the Fire D.. pa.taeut submitting the nennson by me hre
men Of Noah L. Farnham Assistant Engineer On mo
tiop Of AID Howard. the nomination wssconhImed eon
nuriesop om Eblins Commissic OF Streets sod
I,ups poniLstns VIM II Faulkner IS superintendent %
Clocss Referred 70 Sa ses and ofoes
PROPOSITION TO 60 TO wAsHIS6roS.
The resolution from the Bosrl Of Couuoinen IN rs 90 10
the In poItston psuDers AMI criminals ard In favor
stecia COMMITTEE 10 20 10 Washington 10
mrs, N passage Of bill before Congress lost The
sood al eject the Committee would visit the capital
he Bos o
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ASSEMBLY.

BILLS IMPORTED.
To Incorporate Nex.loIk h dropa,hic College.
To ext,ro me presumption of Saratoga snd Sack
eta HaIbOr RAissy Ia certain land.
BY Mr. CONCERTO authorize the Supervisor Of
Kings County toloau money.
BY Mr. BAkER-To legaze the acts of the Su-
pervs,r OF New York.
To en- nd the Act relative 10 Jurors OF New York.
To eGpecite Cabvss-ips Votes in New-York.
To enlarge the Juri.dir ton OF the Court Of snera
and Special Sessions in New York.
HRelaye to the Police Department in New-York.
To prevent Illegal Voting in New York.
A resolution adopted 10 furnish each member
officer ard reporter with free copies Of the Natural
History
On motion Of Mr.. HEADLY, q resolution WA
adopted for svestgation into the affairs Of the
Lunaiic Asy lam before Appropriation msde.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr. SEARlNG-ro regulate the powers Of the
Justice OF n Pesce in Brooklyn.
By Mr. RHODE>-R.laive 10 the proceedings in
Opening streets in Brooklyn.
By Mr. sEaGRI,T-To divide the Twelfth Ward
Ct New York into two Wars.
BY Mr. WORDEN-To declare the meeting of
persons in secret todeprye any other citizens OF their
rights rs ciiizeis, mlsdemea nor.
by Mr.. Observation-Disclosures fligy burning arson,
snd punishable ts ruch.
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XXXIIID CON G. L L ) ) .
SECOND SESS ON.

SENATE. WA-HIS0TOs. Feb. ~, 1855.
The CHAIRMAN LAID before the Senate Message
from the Precedent accompanied 81 etier nom toe
MiLisi.r Of Peru respecting the LobOs lsanls con
troyersy, which was read, and o. motion OF Nc. Ma
SGD. ord.red TO be printed
AIso Message IRON the Pre-ident trans uniting
COMMUNICATION from the Secretary Oi tbs Inferior,
Recommending certain appropriations. Rea4 referred
10 The Comm tee on Finance, snd ordered 10 be
printed. N
Also Communication rom toe Secretary Of WaF,
transmitting report in re alton 20 iha suryey OF tue
Is,bnu- OF Florida LAID on the table and ordered 10
be printed 80,
The Diplomatic and Consular on was read.
Mr. MASON aid he bill reduces the grades Z
abolstes Charges and Ministers Resident takes
away outfit anu mn; gives Ministers liked sai.ry
rot 10 commence untl their services begin, ana 10
cease when The duties OF the office terminate.
IL preyeots couLie pay for toe sans serylees q; me
same tue; il protihits any foreign NI-ter ! on
beng absent from bis post for more tnan ten dAy-'
without leave from the Prsslcent Of the United steS
ard il more than that time ellhsr Win or TIhon'
leave bis salary csases.
ALTHOUGH the salaries Of Ministers Will be RAISED on
The face OF tte bill the expenses Of saeo Misson :" ia
h. recuced hccaurs 10 Oui6t 10 nat, NJ overlap
i,, ~ .slsri.s snd 20 gfstities 70 -ubordnate OH
60 nj Mis.ions vii DC allO we'd IS heretofore.
Our diplomatic sJsien support many GOO .tllo"'
abroad " 10 could nat Go very vel " home II tleY
srav but sh0rt time why then t1eir outa; Ind iAnl
makes a greht.r aggregate f1f th-ir servl.e.
MI CLsYTOE-Ws have haa soG-s imProprf
Ministers abroad.
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Foreign Ports.

Arr At 81 Thomas 10Th ut sehr Ws.hpgion Russ Go.ds
hire. nh bake Gov Won OXholm, Davis. ~ tfoix lNh,
Ki1. pl lr. Bsrimofs: IS b. Velocity. MorriI bNoa-es
l.Ic Ella sfh Tor santa Cuz) h. big >hhbD e'h k httcs
co Nrs elo 5th for Cobsl lbh lniao Ol-en biosn -
tuetid 2.fh SsyaEuex.) .chr fmpf- SprUe o9k mN
ficue tstd ?th Tor P,It an-P'ince; nm oiif Mt1
sh Du res pemsrss (sud cid % ioT Porto Hico;l In
hh BIB &c BabNidse M,rtin qa.i lSo. scot yer
son, FHiott Triirsd (spd cd eth fn LRly'ail ..t'
bah T. Z hu ctil. r. he Martinique trud cid |Si u "eh
No briss 1utler Church rnutosd 2d, slvus ssmps'a
Bottom .nd cld 2sh Poro Csbe lol E'lus koo"'1oo
Psbado. atS Cd goth M-Naguer,l Fillmore. . nor
GuHd.lu sSd Lou.a scar' Kelley Baltimore 'cnr t1.'
Rthtrs Litnetn Gua5enre l.Ud I'd 81 'or sion' n
IA Buleioek, NhTinstoni Oh Dig Oecsh p'''
Lei, New 1ors. -, -,
cisr,o M uit schr Mzrks Bsser Gransis; lsh. s'f
Csoppt Durce Mssssu.z; schr- H-nre'ts Vm7u Lon q,
Atuea fiue pomng'. lsth his Notth>reton -
h., RI usche scLT. bsry Pierce. Pierce Nes 9tsi We
loci szl,r 81 Dcminso. SafrsEao'ett hsI a'a' 10
"h' frspk crsishtou. Pence 7 2th, bns Deima' r'
ter, 'soutsiA fMsI.ooi ,.,
ha,.su.1 2slh ut big. Uranus Raw flr Cabs 81 ~
i.le - Mob e. bss.ti schr M-unia'n hsgle Ames
Len Nsff,i jet ar $500,
Ar :. Is.e 100 SLIT ul, brig Condor Chase Phs1ephs
a sessirs Dee 10 bsTs ltasfor Bss'on ecV DAY fAa
Ht kfiss C.sthsm HSr1itE OR q dv'; dampieF a.
Al Gobgo 6sy 2oth ult sehr Eben sawyer. sPafo os
feSN'yk VIZ
Ar a. ST Tlonn.s Ssh ut biz ". .oocpre Car,is.
Bo,ftn snd ssicd 2sh Cshseeua loo tr Ne York
~ ana Cur. Cabs shout I'D Hs-, bns I. N'P'iAAi
Moore from ~ Jsso 70 load for BIS %
O..,.d - JOIN iSb inst, brig Margaret. Henne-
btfy Sasspfah 800
At Eeuec,o. Oh inst big C.Io1. Cox fr Vo',1o ish
At Nanu p 81 M, .hip 'h3ms ps sins HieD1',
m Bcs0p f0r New Oeans b. ci.trtx seAf it',eth a
ees'ius Booker I'm RoeJand for CAV 'ion 10 DO ana
eshfTs - before
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P,rt, % POSTAGE on PRINTED Matter BY THf
BREsFY LIsE We are authorized TO say that the
postsl CenyeIiion between the United states and
elaeu h,s been 80 modified that pamphlets, mags-
ziues aud other printed matter a. well a. ne~sps'
pefs ~ be cent narrow bands open at the sides
~ ends by Tho Bremen line OF steamers, from the
Juteo STATE. 70 any point beyond, as well ~ % Bre-
men belonging 10 the Germ Austrian Postal Union;
anc riol r,4a from any such point 10 the United
states.
90 newspapers sent from the United States by the
Bremen Ire lie postage is three cents each, prepay
rent tsQuTtd. This psyu in full To any part Of the
German ABs,'ian Postol Union Any postage sccru-
i,-g Oh newspaper beyond The German Austrian Poe.
- Cnon nut be collected At tue points Of delivery.
Aewspsfer~ yecic,d by the Bremen line are in Ike
manner fully prepaid.
On pamphlet, magazines and other printed mat
ftr, Except Ls~rpspers q postage OF one cent 80
curCe or I fcton OF en ounce, must De prepsa -
tie ~ ling ID 80 when se1t from, ana collected
TIE ofhoe 0f delivery VIXEN received N, TOE United
S,afeL This IL the United states postage only
povyop,rgr ~ MrcHrcsS.-A bill has passed
nh brsucb.s of the Legislaiurs OF Michigan. re-
-uirirr the Board Of Regents OF the Michigan Uni-
,er.r, TO est.bsh Chsir OF )neopstb In that n-
nut
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Second Ebe,ti,t9 Eoitip,t.
-
FOR STEAMBOATS,. RAILROADS.&C.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, 3 O'CLOCK.
STATE OF TBE MARKETS TO-DAY.

SATURDAY. Feb "a, ls5S--2 P. u.
AsHKs-Pots are essier and Gull with sales At SIS ~
9s6 30, snC Pearls az So 80.
Corros is heavy for common snd steady for toe
better kirds
FrouK AND MEAL-There is more inquiry for West
ern ano State Flour, and prices Ct the oe;:er yrsdes
favor the cloeirg and al kinds have tendency up
ward.
The arrivals are moderate; sales OF 900 bbs
Western Canal q, g qse o. for common 10 good
State O. g. So IS fos common 10 good Mch,gal
Indisns, and common 20 good Ohio. and 81 q So Tor
extra Genessee Canadian is held 6rny, wi,h fair
cemsDd sales Of ESQ bbls. at Ga rs so IS for com
men TO good brands Southern Flour Is IN moderate
demand the low grades are duli safes OF 1900 bis.
at g. So 25 for mi1ed to good brands aad 80 3.
aslo 81 for favor,e fancy and extra brands Rys
Flour lie steady. with s,les OF 100 bbls. az 8 25.
Corn Meal is heavy at 81 81 for jersey and 81 - for
Brandy wiIe.
GRAIs-Tbe inquiry is good for Whes, for mi;lins
ard with light arrivals holders are frn. sales Of
1900 bush. Red Southern, at = IA. Rye !. not
plenty, and is steady Gales at 81 20 4 al 30, cash
and 81 80 time. Oats are firm and scarce at 50
see for jersey ard southern and 81 6)c for State
and Western. Barley is inactive at : So 81 20.
Corn lie in request the arrivals limited, and prices
ere better; sales 81 600 bush. at CSC for uthesn
mixed sfost; 81 9sc for southern white AMI yellc Y,
and Oh ssc for Je-sey yellow.
WHIsKY-The market is ,gsin easier the demand
limited; sales of $50 bbls. at 81 3lic for Prison.
PRovrsloSs-Pork is in moderate demand, aud is
firm; sales Of old Mess at sl3 la sl3 isi. New
Mess, sl4 5oasl4 62i. WesteSn Prime Mess as 50
a SIS IS; City do, $40 5OesI7. Beef Is firm and
in moderate request; sales OF Country Mess a. GO
Gsll; Vermont Ness, sl3 50, Repscked Chica 90
sl4 els. Lard is heavy and inactive at ,. a dc.
Butter il firm at the advance AID good de nand
sales at zoe. for Ohio % CSC for State 30 &C.
for Orange County Cheese firm at II 0l2ic'