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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-16
!" TOBACCO FACTORY
N. q. THOMPSON

n HURRICANE BRIDGE.
.STILL continues 70 manufacture To-
- tBACCO AMI CIGARS. He would
inyite the attention OF Mer-
chants to his Tobacco. pledging to sell
az the very lowest prices.
June 4, 1886. n9y2sf, 3, -.
DIR. X. L. IIOOFF'S t&
FEVER AND AGUE PILLS. ~
JTAVIN @ experience tho ough trial
I'LL Of these pills in the most pro.ractet!
cases Of his practice, am prepared z
offer to the puplic these pills as not onl.
cure. but preventive Of the fever an
ague. a.. 49,. :. = ~,
They may be had on apple ttion to Dr.
E. L. Hoof. Buffalo. Putnam Co., Va:
or J. Miller, Leon. Mason Co.. Va.
DR.. Z. /. ,HooFs, American Bit:ers
For the cure of weak debiliiated stom
sch's and indi sestion. x.5.,l.,T ~, ~ z
September. oil856. ~ II n22--d.
| ID. =. FORD, II, ~
s4..sl WHOLESALE AID RETAIL =
Grocer and Produce Dealer. !
esr. T1rd and Gsnrf streets. tsaiiiPslis. Ohio,
rould in,oim the citizens Of lie Kanawhs
valley TIA he has cn hand . lar sss.Itmen,
4 G:roceries, Hardware, Queensware and
| Notions generally. which y i'll I've said W, b>
| sini RoRD.
| 1N0 Andrew ID L WIS.,. oLn..tw =
| L Views, Ssrah =. l. ~s lisa c Par
| K !, Pnliy BARKER. inf nj rh rem ., Jane,
B8ker. decd, William ID. pstt. 10
Pnee Whl,sm d. Ply on ,f New 70 y
n hi Kid i. sen, P iip II rIess, X
\ odg as --- William OF Aes Ytk
/ HAN Meadow +, he Western MIN NJ an
arpiaciu ink Co rpans, and he Virtip 3
\ C.nnel Coal Ton pIii,. .3-..i-a,.s :, 3.
1 TAKE NOTICE,
i hat on tn Vas Z 9th ember Com
I , Cnur d. c-nb = 10 b, $50, ~ Bo n,
..un u. he Coal Fir Ssyira ON @ mpa'
4 will N We aid cour 10 arpD u & esfIs er
i : ed frrelo ders ac,f ain and fix a j,,,i
.1rI ensat inn Tor such Ia d. Cositrxef o,
/ id Coal Ri.er Nvieat; n c m; any ma
ant goT hrpurpost OF their conipa y at q 1
pom locks and ms, n Z. ! AMI No. :.
| The COAL RIVER NAVIGATION co
1 Nov Sid, .stt. :,
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SAINT ftann4h, lIdSHteT. 49, -
John M. D5ldridge-Tslier !
William Hedrick--C Clerk. -. >
j. c. Mcfarland,
John II. Goshorn, .-...
Issae Read 49,
James Ruffner, DIRECTORS. "
w. Chamberlain,
Charles Hedfick, -
Matthew Dunbar ~. 4
BANK OF KAsawHA. at Kanawha Salines
Henry Fitzlugil-Presden n
B. B. Everett Cashier and CLERK.
Henry FiizhusI, 4 <tEN>
DR.. S.Patrick, -. II Tx X -
Isaac N. Smith, : Dire tors. :
Charles Hill. r r. :
Thorn j. Buster, J p.
KAsAwHA SAvISes INSTITUTION. = r.
Alex. w. Quarrier-President. p.
John H. Doddridge-- Treas d Se2''y
James River and Kaaawha Company.
William ]. Rand Cole tor Of on Kan: r
Douglas B. Layne-Su Of Turnpike
Cool River Navlgation Company.
w. S. Rosecrans--P President. /
Clement Smi;h-C1ief Engineer. /
John n. D,ddridge--T Treasurer.
Benjamin s. Thompson-Setrefdry
William D. Pate. .if..%. .-
Thomas L. Broun, Directors.
Francis Thompson, ~.
John D. Vanhorn. f.. J.. =
~ Coal Companies. ,.-+ ~.
TnE Coal RtyER AND KAsAwHA> MIsrSG
AND MASuFAcrrRrSs CoNPASY.
William II. Wat:--Ckief agent
.THE CAMEL Coal Co. or CokL RIVER.
w. s. Roseerans- ChiJ 4genf
The wEsTERs Mrsrse AsD .MAuFAc-
ruRIss CoAPAST, - :,
John d. yanhorn, Chisf Agsnt: ,
The vIRoIs1A CAxsEL Coat CoaP'Sf.
Clemens Smith, Chief Agtnt. -.
THx PArsf CnEEK CoAL AND laos MAN
uFacruRrEGb CoxrAxr.
&C. @. Tompkins-C hief agent. j
Nj. CARBos MfsIsa CoNPAEY.
s. G. Griffin Chif Agent. d..
TnE OH DonlxIos Coal AND IRos
MAxurAcrrEIsa CoxPANE. :
Philip p. Dan lridge-CAie 1gens.
Tn WisIrREp MIxlHe AND MASrFAc.
rrsise CoxrASr. :
George Jeffries-C Chief Agen.
CuE KAsAwHA MIs1xs CoApAsr. j
Philip Z. Dinirilge- Ghif agent,
Il Chnrches. - 49,
1 aii AT cHARlEsToN.
Episoopal. --.Rey. I. j. Smith, Minister.
Psss5yter;d,s---R.lv. JAS. IL. Brown. t'.E
.Netkodist Il ,Cknrtb- Sovtk, Rev. w. B.
MrFarlana. Minis er. til II. !. ss$;l ~ x
.Metkodist Il. Church, .North--Rev.----
woodward, Minister. s. szfs2-..',ss.s
1T KANAwHk sALiSEs. ID.
.Nethod;st y. ChIreR. Soath-Rey. w. B.
McFa.lanl.. Minister. : Y
lethod;st 8. ClHrth. Todk-Rey. -
Caimack Minister. ;j., ez.st =
k,rss5yterssan-Rc Rev. ]. II. Lcpps. Minister
3assiss-R.v.. Jas. Z, Ellison. Minister.
Arrival ard Dcportnre % eae AAiis.
Eastni Aoa arrives on Tuesday.
raursdays and Sa.ufisys.sa 6o'clocL
+. NJ. and departs Oh. Mon lays Wed
.es iays and Fri laws. n 4 Al. II.
Gsyondoas Nail arrives on Tuesdays
rhutiiays and Saturdays, q S o'clo,' i
II. H., and departs on Mondays, Wed:
.esdays AMI Fridays, al 8. A. n.
PoiM Pisasspt Md arrives on Tues
lays. Thursdays aud Saturdays. At 4 r
H.. snd drpars on Mondays, Wcdnes,
Laws and Fritavs. n 3 a. NJ =.
.Iackson Nail arrives on Tuesdays an
81 urdaya a. 6 r. n, and depars o.
Wednesdays and Sundays at : A. N.
Leqm .4aa arrives on Tdesd1ys :!
I'M. and departs on Wednesdays at !
4. IL.
G.ennrMs Nal arrives on Wednesia,
! A. H.. and departs on same day - M
Wlyns 4 arrives on Thursdays !;
L. H., ami Departs on Fridays a. 6 a
Il L.. ,Es5 20 r. Es-s4ss "a 4 - ss-,=.
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w. r. & !. a GoSHoRN,
VII. lrsa!s and Retail reaiers IL, ~
Cry GO o dA Groceries,
READY.MADE CLOTHING,


VII. lesase and Retail reaiers iu n.
= ry Goo ds Groceries,
READY.AIADE CLOTHING,
Glassware, Qaeeuswars, Hardware aud
Mechanics, Tools,
'FRONT.' STREET, CHAIR Esr0N, VA.
IT WING: removed our HARDWARE aud Gro-
II Gerry tore into the rom .,runs rIy o. Gu
pied by Messrs RTobe., iiIigt an. q TO and
adjoining onr Try q -ot.s 81 re. W.. beg leave
TO % tLait business firms Of W. & j. G,s
bora AMI J. ~ Goshorn. will b rea mr. b.
eondu,ted under the tile and finn ofW. p.
4 J. ~. Goshorn. At the old s,and &c ~. q j.
Gosho,n, where they are now receiy ne ana
tp-n NJ diiect f,om the c.ti,s Of New Yotk
Philadelphia and Ball,more, The lar. esi and
IN II siui able stock Of Fall aud W,nt.r Go j
ever broul ht 10 this markei; amongst Whit h
will BE iounf every variety Of had eS ard gem.
liemen's line dress good, Ia les cloaks al d
aimas. bopis and shoe, hats aud caps sitl
AMI 81 sw b, nnrl-, toi la'est .tyie. 5cilina
gla and qutenswase, 81 the Ia est description,
pap.f Lai g,nes, " ndow 1s,s a,.es, pei lor an
tafl lamps "fyar.ous sizes. 10 Is an station
arr, aud saddlerr. Also. q laTye and vel
xtlected I u Of els ap ind lash ona:.le 6, q y
made clio hieg, 10 large port Of which We
had made 10 ord ~ " hi'.h consis 3 ~ "a cry
description OF Goals. p .nts. vest, drawers,
hickory .herked an VIII te lin n bosom HRS.
sai ( oars AMI waolrn urdeT.hi +, and ,lfa q :
ers, all oil viii n will be 30 u at unusual y
low pric,s lor cash, CT on creiii; TO punctual
cus't nIcIs. ,4,, ~ 4. H.. - "a
The ladies are particularly in,i'ed 10 call
and eSanJin onr = ck OF d eSs and fame gods
cin clt abs, talnias. De-, which have, cen g.:
iected W III gre. cafe, EXPRESSLY Tor th mar
t.-f r. fl,s.l szefL Il N..pS 4
PhIiadelph.a, we be ieye ca, not be su'pas-
led ifeauslled, in beauty. strie and cheap.
mes BY any house in the pla'e. - ~
Please calf AMI exa nins our sock bei,,r,
ureE aSInt elise aheTe, - We aa ter. q. 3 Ives
We W Il teb .nabl,d d. poTer you such baIgains
as To make itgteatty % your NIT rest ~ b".
from us ~ ~ ''"@1 .''.sN% #G&f.
Ali ORDERS promptly a:ended to- - - y
|. g.. .s,e> Euutss wi b Ie peet, X 40
. IEa ~. r. TO HORN
~. f.~,se%s5s J. II. GoSlo IN, 60.
Grocery and Hardware Department.
In ID dtpar N nj We ! e, pa yeiy large
stock Of .ro"tieS. such IS NO. sugar. cth ..
'e @ola. es crushed pu ye:ized nj loaf su
gar. P p .er sP &c glns er. indigo, Lar and lin
seed . ], VIII te head, t.bac,., candies. .p
sup. ar. soda &c, tx. log ", o ,r.tt q. arm,
copln ras, alum, sa' ''us, p wr'rr, lead, hot,
and a rIeat many otter pr ic es usually kept
in grocery store to-, Numerous to mention.
Also. large o ock OF ,riag AMI h ,rdW re,
consisting If nanlia sni hemp {, I'd ge iron
tto 2Inc es: IRON. s'eel, nails rssiiags cut
ierY Of all kinds bui.d ng rnifefial mechan !
ics OPP *, and iarnt = Z OILS: mill. whip
/:nss ut ~! OH CT avs, OF the hesi EuglIsl
AID American manu- 'aciutt, 10 which we pat
ticnia ly iISite the ate ion uf- arm, Is, me.
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KENTIJcKY LIME,

.... KENTUCKY LIME. t....s....
DURWELL d FORD. having beenap
ID appointed AS asen.s for NUNS Ken
ucky Lime. a AT the public service 10
furnish small or larg" quantities Of the
same. No use to recommend. Give it a
rial. 1t stands ON its own goodness
Price, per barrel. at the wharf-boat. T.,
Pheasant, $1.19. All orders win meet
prompt attention.
Pt. Pleasant, June a.. 1856, y9n8if.
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HEWELRY.. plenlid a.so tie. !.
ID nines. Ladies' Pins Gents', aiso for
~ IL. Sam. ORIG Sr0RE
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NV is the Time {, Mxs NJ Clubs'
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VyyNyTE LIME.-Plaeer Pasn and Cis
" TIN Conett. onus antly on hand "a;
f,fiaals. Il SNNN,' ~ O. kn,Rk :
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EAIIrOEE - a large stool Of al ios,
VI sad ss tAe !e..st s,y.es. for sale stI
n1nf. - Mccoy o S0SDe.
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Aanaluba lirtftorp.

Urisea ssascs Court for Western Va.
Ju,sx w. BRocxkEssousH-Jadgs
BowYxR MiILkn-.AatOrnsy for " q.
Jerrrsson T. NARriN-4MersAan.
TuouA. L. ModRn-sC Clerk. lf,a
|j,Mr Darprr--Dep C7srk At EaaGrha
Ro,xnr BLAIxr-D. HarskaH at Ean.
This Court begins its sessions, In Kan,
awha,, on the l9th April and on the l9.h
September Of each year. s75,4
Kaaavka Circuit Court.
.Gsoscr w. SunMrRs Judge.
MATHEW DuxBAR--AR for Com tosaitA,
A. W.! QrAKRIlR-C Clerk. 'sSae
JonM L. MosrLEr. G.u,,;..;o,.,,
ALEX. T. LAIpLrY, (. ~. ~
J. HExDRIGK. : : b..
JoHs SLACK SherG. =
J.gH. FRY-DsEaty Sksrg. =
This Court begins is sessions on the
aaud May and On the aand October Of
Kanawha County Court.
J.con GosnoRx- Chief JEsties. -.
A. w. QuARsIKR--Ctfrk. ~
Joas 1 ]. Ao.1I.n .cemni..iiy..r. !
4 All H.. !, a.lDlf', i eAsassss.
Ils montItly terms begin on the third
Monday Of. every month--and its guar :
terly terms are held in February. June,
August AMI November.
Salt Companies. =.
RurrSrR. DoNSALLY d Co.
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MEETING OF sTEAMBoATMEN.

There adjourned meeting of steamboat captains
aud owners last evening, on beard of Capt Kounts's
splendid steamer, the CryRsl Palace Capt. r. Phillips
presided and John E. Hyde, Esq noted as Secretary.
committee was appointed to draw up Constitution
and Bylaws, which they did, and their work was ap.
proved, sitter due debate and some amendment. The
constitution declares the title of the society to be The
New Orleans Union Marine Association" aud provides
an uniform rate of eights to be raised or fessened
weekly according to the fluctuations of commerce. with
regulations necessary to the harmonious and effective
working of association of the kind The following
resolutions subsequently adopted:
Resolred, That all captains Of boats belonging to the
Associations who may be in port at the time any boat
arrives that not belong to the Association be cons
ued committee in conjunction with the agents of such
boats to await upon the captains and request them
become members OF this Association.
Resolced That pledge ourselves each to the other
whenever We may have any freight to reshp have
any influence with the shippers of freight act for the
benefit of the boats belonging to this Association in pre-
ference to those that do not belong to it,
We present during portion of the evening and
must say that in experience attendant at meet
ings, have seen one that challenged our aim
tion The sumpuous lsdes' cabin of the Crystal
Palace filed with the solid men Of the boating inter-
est whose manly and intelligent appearance pleased the
eye not less than their corday good and ucidy
VI PLEASED the
judgment. We wish some Of speechifyng Aldermen
othera who wont to make meetings tedious could
have been present They would have several things
worth initiating There plenty of talk but no one
two or three men monopolised it all and one who
spoke required than two three good breahs to
let out all he had to say There debate but no
schooboy janglng about petty teohnieaes, or "hyng
off the handle about nothing. They acted in short
like with definite purpose and taste for trius
The last business done voting thanks the officers
the meeting, to Capt Kounz for the of his splendid
boat aud to the city press for its courtesy to the steam
boat men in their new movement
When the meeting adjourned, the doors we're slid back
disclosing the table in the gentlemens cabin gittern
with variety of good things of which oysters cham
payne ware most prominent Conyiviality thereupon
sway and the good things of the table dsap
peared the good things of the intellect flashed FORTH and
wit sentiment and humcr high, as they run only
in crowd of jolly riveFkiugs occasion like that OF
last evening Among the toasta delivered to the
presa OF the city, for which return share OF
acknowledgement. We regret that were unable to re-
main till the conclusion Of the repast.
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Nap Orleans Mousp Narket.
cREscENr OFFICE, No. 70 CAMr srREE

CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 70 CAmr SrREEr, I
AGE Thursday Evening, Jan. II, 1856.
Continued good feeling prevails in commercial circles
Though without mails teegraphic intelligence and
communication with the important points of the West
business moving with activity and veliness Cotton
is brisk Hour and provisions advancing, sugar bringing
high prices and exchange going down.
In the general Money Market there Is good supply Of
capital for investment. long dated paper is freely
placed at c grade 10 to - third rate u to
10 per ct, With only moderate amounts in the hands
Of brokers' The calls the banks well up, and With
some beyond their income The exchange accounts are
large, with increased amounts Offering daily.
There sales to-day 20 shares of Bank of Louis
lana at l5o IS shares of Union Bank, gross, at a9,
which is further advance.
The most important feature in finance is the increasing
amount Of Exchange. Sterling has receded and good
clear bills sold to-day at OK quote the market
ruling from that to 65& and 6z with redundancy Of
ring beyond the wants Of buyers The bears however,
feel lively at the prospect. Bills with shipping docu-
mens sold at to OK, and from tbs increased offer
ngs and heavy sales Of cotton should not be surprised
if bills ledng declined 5 Francs also partake Of
the heavness; $40 to 532h will cover the transactions
of the day In time bills Northern cities the supply is
far in of the demsnd good bills at 60 days sight
on New York being taken by the banks from their
TONERS at to 2 per CT dis; thirty days sight at IN
to ten days sight at and three to five days sight
per dis. The banks sell in limited the
counter at x and IS dis though sight funds much
frrner than time On the streets rates dragged at 4 to
u good sight drafts On Boston and Philadelphia 60
days range from 25S to per ct dis, with very slight
demand Rates all points have fallen, that the
| importation of specie may be of advantage.
There ia million aud half of dollars Of the
coinage in the Mint, which might be rendered avail
able was it legal tender and obviate the expense
importing gold from New York. One million of this
coinage transferred last month to the Mint OF Pha-
dephia going hence via the Ohio river and Cincinnati
Fortunate for the Government and express agents it
not detained by ice in the Ohio river We hope to
the absurd law, regarding silver legal tender
pealed 1t is all illusion say that two kinds of metallic
currency cannot circulate in this great country As we'll
might it be commended that the notes issued By banks
could not circulate together because bank might
| favored more than another.
We annex the operations Of the Branch Mint of this
city the last year. It will be observed that it main
| tains its usefulness 5}'$
Statement Of the operations Of the United States Branch hnt
| ar. Tho
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Gelesrapbe0 to the pailn Grssrs',t,
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL ]. or THE STEAMSHIP ATLANTIC.

H
s M BY THE NATIONAL LINE.
NEw YoRK, Jan 1A-The United States mail steamship
Atlantic arrived at this port yesterday afternoon She
brings dates ors weak later than the Canada.
Liverpool Cotton Market.
Cotton quiet. The sales for four days previous
the sailing of the Atlantic amounted to $4,000 baes of
which exporters took 10000 and SPECTATORS 1000 bales
New Orleans fair is quoted 116 Orleans 81 Uplands
Midding 81 Uplands Fair 5zS~ Stock Of American
hand 10000 bales, ~
sales would not exceed 1000 bales,
Breadstnffs.
Brown shipley Go. quote Breadstnfs as having de-
nal Ais and Ohio 4Ss. Corn has declined 2s Mixed is
quoted at 42s Cd, Yellow ass, and White 49,
Provisions.
Provisions generally dull and the prices are IN.
changed.
The Money Market.
The money market is reported stringent and consols
have declined and are quoted at ss1s to $50
Political News. -. e.
Our dates from London the 31st The prospects
for peace are unchanged. saxony and Prussia have
recommended the Car to treat with the Allies 1t il
again rumored that Sweden will ultimately in case of
continuation Of the war join the Allies. It is believed
that Russia would accept the peace propositions of the
Allies, only that England demands indemnity, which
Russia, backed by Austria, refuses to give Count Els
terhazy had reached St. Petersburg with the ultmatum
Tbs propositions had not however, been replied to-
Austria has notified Russia Of the contents Of the pro
posed treaty, and Prussia assens to it and urges thu
Gear to accept it, dispatch from Vienna states tina
Count Buol had communicated the terms Of peace II
Prince Gortschakof i
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One Week Later Still.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP AFRICA.


New yoRk, January l5.-The Royal Mail Steamship
Africa route for Boston, arriveda Hsfsx this evening
Her adces week later than those brought by the
Atlantic.
t54a4 Liverpool Markets. s
CoTroN-The sales of the week amount to "a 900 bales
of which exporters took 1400 and Spectators o0o
The sales Of the last day before the departure of the
steamer amounted to 5000 bales The market closed dull
there decline of IA. The following the quota.
tions: Orleans Fair 63sd; Mdding, 55s Uplands Fair
81; Mddling, 52s. 4s
Breadstuffs.
Brown shipley s. Co. quote breadstufs as generally
dull and unchanged. Fopris dull and quoted follows
Western Canal, Ais; Ohio AS 3d.
INDIAN CoRs.In Corn there is little speculative de-
mand. Yellow is quoted at AS 3d. and Mixed at 4ls 3D.
s Provisions.
Richardson, Spence & Co. quote Beef as having de-
cined but with an improved demand Pork quiet West
Bacon SIS. Lard has Declined and quoted at 6ss
The Money Market reported as still more stringent
and Consols are quoted at S75S to S714
Peace Negotiations.
The question of peace is still undecided, and
peace prospects not bright by any means. Count
Nessrode has addressed circular to the Russian Minis
tiers at foreign courts stating that Russia accepts the
third point relative to the naturalization Of the Back
Sea in the following senseshe acknowledges the right OF
Turkey to close the Straits and holds that ships
war shall be admitted to the Black Sea- except Russian
and Turkish the number Of such to be arranged be-
tw Russia and Turkey by special treaty, and be-
tween those powers alone The Allies reject this in
terpretation. s-.
Austria.
Our advces strongly indicate that Austria will not take
the field against Russa unless she assured Of the
tive support of the German States
Sweden. @SE
The advices from Sweden show warlike state Of affairs
in that country The military commanders have received
instructions to have their regiments placed in the highest
state Of efficiency before springand the indications
that accordance with the secret article of the recent
treaty between the Allies and Sweden the latter will take
the field in the Spring.
Denmark. -.... .-f
It is said that the Danish Government has consented
to the establishment of depots for the English fleet
Ke at which place the fleet will rendezvous next Spring
.#s4 From the Crimea.
Gortschakoff announces under date CT December 16,
that detachment Of Cossscks defeated strong squad
of Gen. ViVians cavalry Kertch and that the
English commander was taken prisoner.
Miscellaneous. ~. =
The house of Palmer s. Green, bankers at Litchfeld
have failed.
Adviees from India state that the American ship Wa
verify with Chinese aborers put into Manila to bury he
Captain, when trouble ensuing the Mate shot some
two three Of the crew. and driving the rest below
closed the matches and went ashore When he returned
he found $50 Of the Chinese dead from suocaon The
Mate and have been imprisoned by the Spanish au
thortes.
Cincinnati Market ''-
CINCINNATI, Jan. 17.-Flour Sc CO. Mels Pork SIS
Wbskey 26c. Lard OK. XIX.
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