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CINCINNA ATI MARK ETs.

Flour brings from $500 to $4,oo;
Wheat at from 90 "a 70 for red, to 20
Ia Ts for white; Rye, So; Corn, As;
Oats. 80; Hogs, 1915 to "a, so; Cattle,
from 81, rs to a., gross.
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Ohio state aud Union Law College.
This Institution has been removed to Cleve.
land, Ohio. Degrees are legally conferred. and
students upon Graduating may be admitted
into practice. For Circulars address, at Cleve.
land, n. A. KING, Secrotary.
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AExv yooax :. % A. .Cs

Flour is worth from 1885 to $3.50
Wheat, from s5 to $l,Os; Rye. 65; to
ds; Corn. so to 10; Oats, Al.
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County Cenveusisn.

Thetspoblicsnso Of Hancock county
and siothsrs opposed 70 the slavery
ex,ensn and Lecompton policy Of the
presen National Administration, are
"qused to meet in Convention. in
Fi"dIy, on Saturday, the Sd Of July
next. or the purpose Of appointing del.
ssa'e' 70 shs'Republicsn State Conven
sion Of the ls,h Of July, and to trans.
act such other business as the occasion
may seem to demsad.
BY order Of the Central Committee,
EZRA BROWN, Ch'n.
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SpttiaI Motitss.
The Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills


Prepared from a prescription of 81, J.
CLARKE, Physician extraordinary
TO the Queen.
This valuable medicine is unfailing in the
cure OF all those painful and dangerous diseas.
es to which the female constitution is subject.
II moderates all excess and removes all obstruc
'ons' and speedy cure may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
1t is peculiarly suited. 1t will, in a short timo
bring on the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Gov.
ernment Stamp Of Great Britain, to preyen,
counterfeits.
These Pulls should not be taken by females during
the FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy,
as fsy are sure 10 bring on Miscarriage, Sut at
any other time they ars sats
In all cases OF Nervous and Spinal Affections.
Pain In the Back aud Limbs, Fatigue on slight
exertion, Palpitation of the Heart, Mysteries.
and Whites, these pills will g fleet cure when
all other means have failed, and although A
powerful remedy. do not contain iron, Gallo.
mol, antim"ny, or anything hurtful to the cons
titution.
Full directions accompany each package.
Sole Agent for the United stat cs and Canada
JOB MOSES, Uate I. e. Baldwin Sco.l
Rochester, N. Y.
". B.-sl 90 and q postage stamps enclosed
10 any authorized Agent, will insure q bottle Of
the Pills by return mail.
For sale by \. LANGwoRT oRTHY. wbolesal,.
and retail, Findlay, Ohio.
Jan. 22, lSJ8.-ly
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FINDI.AY sIARKETs'

Whest rates at go still; Rye, 40
Com, 80; Oats, 20; Butter, 10 10 l2l
according to quality; Lard, 8; Eggs, s
Wool, from 90 to 81. Prices vary bu
little from last week.
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Married in Findlay, on the Ind inst, by Rev.
g. d. OviATr, Mr.. cHARLEs TwrsIso and Miss
MINERVA CoLE, both OF this county.
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Lsen orr ysa TEE Cans We are
infemad bg he Fremont Journal thai
- . iossnetivs and ten cars have been
boueht by he Fremont and Indiana
Rsiiresd Csmpssy. and ,hsir arrival
10 locked fer dsily. A cargo Of iron i,
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1t is Not a Dye.

y
VITE suhjoin n few n,mss nj yho,o ASIA, 81.
w commend srr., y. a. Allen's HI.Ir Re-
.tor"r and Zyi"-Iinissuiiun.. Prcst. Eaton.
OF Union University; The falling of hair rcas
ed, aud my grey locks changed TO their original
color. Rev g. 4. BIcbee, Treas. Am. Bibla
Union, n. T.: II cheerful add my test imony !"
Roy. II. V. Degan, Ed. Guids 10 Hoifssss, Boston.
I'VE can testify To us effects" Rev. =. n.
fairchlld, Cor. Sec Ch'n Union. n. Y: Used
N my family with beneficial effects" Rov. A.
Webster, Chn Era, Boston; "Sncs using your
preparations, ! am neither bald or grew, as
herct,fofe." Rev. James II. Cornell. Cor Sac,
ETC., ". T.: 'lt has restored the hair of one Of
my family TO iisoriginal Gulor, and stopped i,s
FALLING out, etc., etc. We can quote from mn
mernus others of like standing In Europe and
circuiarto MRs. y. ALIENS
wohLD HAIR RRsTOnRR pEror
No. 355 liro0ne st.. ". Y.
April IL 'fs.'3ml s9-soLD EvgRYwngRr. 80
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Elijah Scoby,)
against Attachment
Mary Scoby.
Before George Downing, J. r., If Blanc rd To.
Hancock county, Ohio.
~ me I'D day of May, A. ID. 1858, said Jus
~ tice issued an order OF attachment In m,
May p, 1858.
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R@~ We have received OF Mr.. ]. C.
Brain, copies Of the New York Ledger
Harper's Weekly, and Frank Leslie
which are for sale OF the PostofTice.
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"HEaD QuAKrERs."-Messrs. Gro
ninger q Tay lor advertise a new stock
.oi goods. See advertisement nj o Sc where
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EZRA BROWN, Ch'

ConxrrrsD TO JAIL.-1he two oung
Edds. Of whose arrest We spoke last
week, had their trial before Justice
Besrdsley last Thursday. After a hear.
ing. they were required to give bonds,
in the som Of Que hundred dollsrs each,
for their appearance at Court, and in
default OF which were committed TO Jail.
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-, Aud Keeps the hbres always from dooay.
TINS mistohless reyitalislng Hair Dye still
caeious Hair Dye In tho World. Prepared and
sold, Wholesale and retail. aud applied In ten
private rooms, at CsIsrA Ap0sQ's, No. q Astor
House, broadway, and by all Druggists and
ro.Me - in tno united Stains.
Apri, IL. Am.
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May PARrr.-Our young folks had
quite a pleasant May party on Wed.
nesday last. A company Of some
twenty or moro gave our Office call in
the evening, and rendered their regards
in the form Of good supply Of cake. -
They have our thanks.
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I'll I SlClANS
MAY RELy Uros ouR CONSTANT ISDEAvoRs
To MAKE Qua STOCK rnE MOST PraREcr
IN rur NORTH WEST, oF PURE AND RviIApLl
DRUGS. MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS,
FOR ALL SCHOOLS OF MEDICINE.
No one can or shall undcrpror us for Good
Drugs. rs we buy direct from Importers, Chem
! lists, and Manufacturers.
rn- Prescriptions carefully put up at an,
hour Of the day OF night.
Two d""rs south OF Carr's H"tri.
April n, 1865. A. LANGwoRTHY.
IN BSTAIVBs CREAM at Wild Fiuw,rs
IL and the Woodland Cream. at
LASdwuRrny's SEw SrouE.
toLoRED PAINTS Paris Grcen
y Ncrm Hon, Chrome Green,
Red Lead, Chrome Yellow,
TIMBER, I'ltramarine Blue,
orhre, Ncnltian Rcd. Sc,
at LASGwowruy's NEw SroIE.
April ~, ls5s
N,DDER. Ex. La'vOOD, FUsTIC.
NlLnrwond. Nirwood. Camwnod
Cochineal. Muriaic ofTin. Alum,
Cnpperas, Sc.. &".. --at
! L,Nswonrmr's Srw Sronr.
! Apr,l IL. lsJs.
NEW PERFUMERf.--fnr Young and old
~ ~ LAsGwORrHr's Ngw STORE.
/ DATENT MEDICIS..s OF All. kINDs
l. at wholesale and retail. at the Prnprictors'
friceS' AZ LANiwonruY'T Ngw ST0Hr.
NTHTrE LEAD a"d ENG PiINT IN sbrI.
w -Ially rcrriving in assorted cans and
Kegs AZ LASGwonruY's Nav STORE.
April 10, 1914.
ISsEED OIL, LARD OIL,
IL Fish OIL. Tnrpcntinc, Va, nish,
Alcohol. BURNING Fluid. Castor
on, sweet oil. Sr.. &c., &C.,
IN any quantity, at
LANGwOKrHY's SEw STORE.
Cooking Extracts.
4 (NOLORy:D FROsrINGs, Mace, Nut,neps
~ and all the fine hxturcs for Wedding Cake
lAS'woRrnV's Drug store.
r AND PLANTER and ,LCiNED PT.As.
- TEh, at LA>GwonrHy's NEw SrnRx.
April?l, 1859.
Bibles! Bibleasi
NhE LARGEST stock ever offered IN rindlay, o
PLAIN AND ILLUMINATED.
and Of all nsicrS-hut an of them cheaper thaI
ewes. All Kinds OF
BOOKS & STATIONERY,
sept. H. lSjI. at tho Boou Srnug.
"A IT Q q q II !
Al cur old stock OF
Wall Paper,
NEW STYLES
LOW PRICES.
April \, 1868. LANGwORTHy.
I kANGWORTHY
HAS REMOVED THE
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ACaAscE Eok PRIvArE ESTERPnIsE.
We have bssa informed, by one who
knows. that tho Fremont and Indiana
hailrssd Company do not design to
build wsishsusss, but intend 70 leave
this 70 privsta sn.srpsiss, under proper
IsssIicdens. WHOM Fiadlay will Jake
hold Of This matter
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A New PATEyT.--Mr. John Custer
Of this place. has just received pa.en,
for an improved water wheel for mills
Mr.. Custer is . gentleman Of industry
and energy, and We are pleased he has
ssccssded in ob,sinins patent, for the
important improvement Of which he i,
the iavsntor. We believe this 10 the
second ps,snt obtained Of late by eid,
xsns OF this county.
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also expected, and IL will eonsinoe to
arrive until the whole 10, 600 tons shall
bs delivered. The compsny will con
mencs layifs the track IN q few dsys.
-~~sr-e~~s~~~~~~>s
NEw FrKs.--Ms. ,. G. Bssip. for.
|mssiy Of Ssadusky City, has sssab.
lished book and confectionery store
at the Postoffice, which has b,en re.
moved to Tayl new brick building.
See his advertisement.
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PERSONAL.

-. Hon. l.. w. Hall, of Ohio, is at the L. :.
Hotel
...RaEey, the horse tanner has retu rned to Lon.
don, after very successful tour in Sweden and
Lapland.
&c. Hon. ]. A Stallworth, Of Ala Judge Wa.
Tous, OF Texas; Hon. Wilson Reilly, and Hon
John A. Ahl, of Penn, are at Kirkwoods,
.... Hon. J NJ. Gregg of Ind. Hon Rem F,,,-
patrick and family Of Ala, Hon Thos Rufan OF
n. C., Hon. Ell Shorter and family of Ala and
Major Seen, l.. 3. A., are at Browns,
80. An eccentric dinner has been given nv
Prince Jerome Napolen, at his Pomperia house
in Champs Elysees, where sharks fms stewed
rant extremes figured on the Imperial beard
friend Of Mr. l.etcher, that he did Judge Brock
,nbrough great Injustice in his published card
he publicly retracts the imputation upon him in
the Richmond Wing Of yesterday.
Louis Pauisen, of Dubuque, Iowa, recent
ly played nfteen games simultaneously, with as
many different persons, at Dubuque The games
continued nine hours, but Were not concluded
In every anne, however, Pauisen was ahead, and
would have won them without doubt
-: Hons p Walton and lady of Vermont.
w w Kelsey, OF New York, y Cameron OF
PennsyIvania, Jas Burlington and family, Mass
H. Z. Bnrnett, 81 Ky Philip Allen, X I, VIM
b gler Pa r Eckels, Utah, Capt Montgo-
merry, Y 8. N and Capt Gardiner, O. 8 A are
at the National 49,
-..- By decree OF the Cong of Propapanda.
says the Catholic Mirror, confirmed by his ri OIL
ness Plus IX, on the 18th Of July 1853 the nre.
rogaiive Of place Is granted to the See Of Bait
"a IRE, 80 tina. In councils, assemblies end meet
iHfs OF every kind, precedency IL given TO the
ehoishoP Of Baltimore for the time b-ing, a d
tne sat Of honor a. ov any Archbish ps of IL o.
.Iosinces THAT may De present, without regard
Ing o'osf OF promotion or conservation.
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ALEXANDRIA.
Correspondence of The Star.

Correspondence Of The Star.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Dec 3, 1883.
The County Court Of this county opens its De
cember term at the court house in this city on
Monday next. The following gentlemen COM
pose the Court: Turner Dixon. presiding justice /;
Henry l.. Simpson, Wesley Carlin, Richard NJ.
Smith and Charles P. Shaw, associate justices.
The Alexandria Library Company have deter
mined not to let the winter pass without an effort
to furnish our citizens with wholesome enter
tainment. They could not have made a move
likely to be more popular than they have done In
procuring the services of Rev. f Y. Reese for a
series of four lectures on the 18th and 2Sth Of
December, and the 18th and 18th Of January
The subjects selected are as follows: LIST. "The
Laureate Of England - I'd. "An Evening with
the Female Poets :" Sd. "The Poets Of the Sane.
tuary - 4th. Reading as Fireside Accomplish.
mentD
On tomorrow night, Liberty Hall will doubt
less be crowded to its utmost extent The rival
candidates for Congress, Hon. VIM. Smith and
Henry Shackelford, Esq meet in discussion in
old Virginia stump fashion.
The schr. Dancing Wave, from Eastport to
Washington, passed up yesterday, having lost a
deck load Of laths on the voyage.
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aEORaETOWN.
Correspondsncs Of The Star.

GKoHsHrowN, Dec . 1883
Through the politeness Of the proprietor, we
had the satisfaction, yesterday, of making an ex-
pieration Of the extensive soap and candle man
ufactory, recently erected by Mr.. Wilson on
Green street, near the Gas house; and we have
ton. II surpasses by far any establishment of the
kind we have ever I'm this section. The old
and expensive method Of preparing the raw ma
terials has been entirely dispensed with by the
substitution of mac hinefy, SO perfect in its con-
struction, that every portion Of the work, from
| the preparation Of the most unimportant ingre-
dient to the finishing touch Of the pure article, Is
all being carried on at the same time, and with
degree Of precision and perfection that Is really
surprising; and that. too, at great saving In the
| way of labor, fuel, &c.
| Mr. Thomas Cissel; and the boiler and other ma
| chinery, which performs all the manufacturing
| operations, was planned by MT. Wilson. and eX-
ecuted by Messrs. Kirkland 4 Dnvall; the brick
work was done by Mr. B Hutchins. Mr.. w. Is
| just commencing operations, and intends operat-
Ing on quite an extensive scale. He Is stranger
among us, an old fashioned Scotch gentleman,
and we sincerely hope he will meet with that
kind Of encouragement such spirit Of enterprise
| richly merits.
/ Owing to the very Indictment condition Of the
| weather, the lecture which was to have been de-
livered by our townsman, ]. T. Bangs, Esq, at
the new lecture room of the M. p. Church, last
| night, was postponed till Monday evening next,
at ~ O'Clock.
| Tie first regular session of our City Councils
| occurs on Monday evening next, when consid-
| cradle amount Of business will probably engage
| their attention. Among the most important will
| be the granting Of permission to the Canal Com
pany to raise several Of the canal bridges in our
| city. An ordinance to that effect was, upon the
| application Of Judge Sherman aud others, passed
| by the Aldermen, at a called meeting, some
| weeks since but owing to their having adjourned
| before the Council had time to act upon IL, we
suppose 1t will have to be acted upon again by
/ the Aldermen. From present indications, how
ever, we apprehend but little danger OF its defeat
from Philadelphia, to H yde & Davidson; Dancing
Wave, Bennett, to master.
The stock Of -four continues Zig ht, and but little
| arriving Sales are confined chiefly to the home
trade, and Of limited character Good superfne
brands are selling at IS .l2a5 25 extras 5Oa5 IS
as In quality. No change in wheat corn; but
| little arriving. g.
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The CIrTzEN.-John Mitchell, Esq ,(of Nit
chelI & Swami issues to- morrow morning the
nrst number of the we'll known weekly journal,
The Citizen, since removing its public alton to
this city. MIR. Mitchell, well known formerly
for his patriotic connection it'll the affairs Of his
native land, Ireland, is scarcely less known now
as being one Of the finest writers and most emf
hent Journalists In this country, his exile here
having been passed in connection with the
American press In pecuniary point of view
the change of the location OF the publication
Office OF the Citizen will doubtless prove fortu-
nate, as 1t must result in a heavy increase of its
subscription list Messrs Mitchell Il swami are
high-toned gentlemen in all their relations. and
We wish them eIniaen success in the enterprise
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SENATOR CRITrESDEN IN NEW YoRx-Depu-
tations from the Wing General COMMITTEES and
the Ashlanders' Association waited upon Soma
tor Crittenden at the ST Nicholas Thursday, with
addresses containing sentiments OF respect for
The memory Of Henry Clay, ofregret at the demise
OF the Wing party. and Of hope that Mr. Crit,en-
den would come forward as a standard bearer of
national conservative party to preserve the Con-
sttution and protect American industry.
MI Crittenden, in response, avowed himself
still devotedly attached to old Wing principles
and trusted that that party was "yet destined to
glorious resurrecton-in princ plies, at least, IL
not in name" He eulogized the patriotism Of
Henry Clay; but to the invitation to lead the
vanguard Of a new party he responded emphati-
cally, No.
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GOLD IN KANSAS Authentic advices from the
Kansas gold region, Pixies Peak, leave no doub,
of the reality Of the gold discoveries There
were collected in the diggings about nfteen hun.
dred persons, principally Americans, but en-
bracing number Of Me1icans and few ndian-.
Yankee enterprise has already begun to mantle, I
itself In the founding Of two towns-one $,
Charles, situated at the mouth Of Cherry creek
aud the other Motano, about eight miles above
the former Buildings are going up rapidly
provisions, though not superabundant are sum
cient to supply the immediate wants Of the mi
ners, and no very great suffering for want Of food
or protection during the ensuing winter is ap-
pretended A special train lad been dispatched
to New Mexico for provisions. Gold has been
found north and west far into the heart of the
mountains, but the diggings now worked are a
short distance above the mouth of Cherry creek
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Spirit OF The MORNING PRESS

InII VI IhD MOhNiNo
The Imam nublishes and compliments n
speech rec.ntIv delivered Mt Savannah. by
Judo. J.ckson Of Georpia. late u. 9. Minis
Tar 20 au,,,i,
TIL. Lruiou treats. also. of MEXICAN affairs.
.onnI,;,;po that the ,.rov;ncss Of thu, conntrv
h,,d.,;,r nnon IN. Irn;,.a s,.,.. e,,,;.h !.
'oUNs ~" no oeu S'1tes iuioi'n
safe retreat Tor hostile Indians, whose constant
inroads are fatal To the welfare of our contio-
T.-;. tn,
Noue Aeii0hes- Ano C"foH thlnks-
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IL Messrs. ID. Appleton Co. of 3lS and 1is
Broadway, New York city, have caused to be
placed on our table, through the hands of our
enterPrising and popular neighbors, Blanchard
q Mohun, copy Of their last new yift book-tbe
SrhAIEoRp GALLER1-o. which we had prev,
ously heard so much from persons an fair in the
trade, as being decidedly the most elegant and
beautifully illustrated volume ever published ON
this side OF the Atlantic. Well does IL bear ont
that so universal sncomium Of the book men
HIS an imperial Smo volume, bound in antique
morocco in a style heretofore only ventured in
publishing for the wealthiest class of Dur.
chases on the other side Of the Atlantic: and
IL is printed in exact keeping with the elegant
manner in which II il bouad tn. - :,
comprised in three hundred and two naoex Nth
foTty-rve illustrations, ideal, Of course Of the
heroines Of the Bard of Avon, executed NV
the first living artists evidently; tor Europe can
at this moment, produce no finer nprayings
either in design or execution. The description,
are by Mrs. j w. Palmer. who, in drawing lib
orally upon the Immortal Bard himself ard the
mos, eminent critics Of both sexes who have ever
written Of Shakspeare's beroines, in order TO
throw them In bold and vet ehaste and beautiful
fehei before the minds eye OF the reader, has
eVineed good taste and judgement, rare among
the writers Of such literature in these times A
Oh eo'hess CT such work, Mrs Palmer thus
eeiiPses all her rivals, rather all who are now
esssying the same walk In literature; throwing
sueh charm even around Sbaksp-ars,s hero
ines, a. to hold his most persistent readers ard
devoted admirers spell bound by the new bean.
Ties In bis characters she DEVELOPS through the
magic Of the pen.
As highly as we think Of the literary n.r,, of
this magnificent volume, and a more interesting
one TO the ladies especially, we never examined
lis merits as an artistic ard mechanical achieve
rnent are. In our judgment, Of more importance.
because they prove that We on this side tf the
atlantic have at length fairly come to equal
England, or, indeed, any country in EUROPE, In
the ART OF Puhlishing-of getting up elaborate
ana oeau'iiu, books. Thus we value IT highly.
indeed, as being an artistic and fndustrisI
achievement far ahead OF any other Of m. q, me
class, so far accomplished in the United s,,,e,.
This work is also for sale in our city by shli
Hngioa.
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JARVIS ISLAND GUAso-The ship White Swal-
low has lately arrived at New York with cargo
OF guano from Jarvis Island, which it will be
remembered, was visited couple of years ago
oy Com Merwin, whose report was not favora-
Die to the prospective interests of the American
Guano Company. The guano on the Island is
declared in-xhaustible
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u During the six months ending June 90
thu total number of Chinese emig rants W hicn LEFT
Hong Kong, was Is 329, of whom $50 were fe-
males. or these S.slS were for Australia, 3,24
for California, and ,662 for Cuba The females
were all for San Francisco
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IL Late adviees from China state that ON
American account the 81 ports Of tea this season
amounted to 69Io0, GO Pounds, against I53 90 OcO
same time last yeas. 49, - , =
III A Brooklyn IN W clergyman sued his
swanaed the claim. - 1922 ."N a'"'J
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GATES TAYI.OR'S
VI FLOUR AND FEED STORE,
No. 255 7sh street between Nj and N SITS,
Also, Stands in Centre Market on 7fh street and
NorthsrR Liberty Market,
Has constantly on hand Wholesale and retail, and
delivered to any part Of the city free of charge the
following:
Meal. Ship Stuff Bale Hay
Corn, Brown STUFF, Cut Hay
And Oats, And Shorts &c &c 20
Bancroft's celebrated Buokwhsat In sacks Of IL
pounds. and Weer's best Family Flour in sacrs.
Storekeepers who retail any Of the above
Stus vii find II to their ADVANTAGE to give us call
before purchasing elsewhere. Sect
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M CARD.
MISS. nj. A. LOCKE Respectfully informs her
friends, ladies' In general, ard strangers visiting
Wsshlnr ton chat she has opened q new moae of
DkESSM KING IN oil Its snches at the Colum
bIa Pace, corner OF 18th street and Louisiana ave
nue.. The latest style of YInt r patterns just re-
eeIved from New York. The patronage Of the Ia
dies is solicited. Terms moderate.
.WANrkD-2good Dressmakers and or s Appren-
tices. de eoStf
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BALLS, PARTIES. &c,
LGST AND FOUND.

e. REWARD -Strayed or stolen on the lat IN
Oc stant, a dark chesnnt colored HORSE,O
betwee 4 and yesrs old had white hInc IN
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