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Medicines.
VVHE GREATEST
lhsD 2 A sA RI isE! '1h1
Mr. KENNEDY, Of RoxbuIy, hss discovered b 90
BvKHy KIND OF zyhoR,

M ;. e r.: |
- - sVrHr rIs rom 0' H'n0h'
FAs uo,st Serefxls do,rn 10 Q common Pi~spIs.
neysT fsiIed ex cept in two GASES both Thunder Ha
NOR He has now IN his possession over one hundred
certificates Of its value al within twenty miles q
TWO bottles are warranted to cure nursing Bore
One to thr.e bottles viii cure the worst kind Of
or Tires bottles will clear the system of Biles.
Two bottles are warranted to cure the worst
Canker in the Mouth and stomach.
One OF two " botses are warranted to cure all HUI
Two bottles are warranted to cure Running Of the
Ears and Botches among the Hslr;
-Four to SIX bottles are warranted 10 cure corrupt
One bottle viii CURE soay Eruption. Of the skin.
Twsor three BOTTLES are warranted to cure the
most most desperate case of Rheumatism.
Three to four bottles arc warranted to cure Salt
Five to eight bottles viii cure the worst case Of
A beneht Is always experienced from the first bot
tie, and perfect cure il warranted when the above
Nothing looks 50 improbable to those Who have in
along Old stone walls, Should cure every humoT in the
e l. is Tsrs are
has about it sutins some Gases buttnot yours.
4 q
Of Boston. / know the effects of 1t in every case.
done in Msssschusetts gave i to children yssr
vormy looking children, whose flesh was soft and
fabbJ, restored to perfect state OF health bv one
To those who are suhjeo: to sick headache, one
and Some
been oostlve for years and have been regulated BY
xhss ss SSdy ii SG5ff
Of nature, IT will cause very singr!a feelings, but
four i to WssE There is neSes Ssd re-
come e sd' Ike sSs'
| that ever nm listened TO
In my own Practice always kept it strictly for hq
medicine, crest and wonderful virtues have beef
found IN II that never suspected
| Several ca3es Cl epieptlc hts-a disease which wa
few bottles. o, what mercy if it will prove efeo
tual in all cases Of that awful malady-there bu
feE who have seen more Of It than have.
LIVER, Sick Headache, Dyspepsia, Asthma, Feve
and Asue, Pain in the Side, Diseases OF the Spine
and particularly in Diseases fthe Kidneys. &c, tn
discovery has done more good than any medicin
| ever known.
No change of diet eyer neoessary-estt the best yo1
Directions for Uss.-Aduts one table spoonful
per day-children over ten years dessert spoonful
no direotions can be applicable to ali Constitution.
take sufhc snt to operate on the bowels twice day
| MANUFACTURED By
DONALD KENNEDY.
| No. 100 Fa-rsa Street, RoIbxyy, MassAeAssstti
Agents for Washinston.-Chss. Stott l. CO., z
GILMAN, K,dwell Lawrence, J. D; Gardner, Burr
sosae kBn sn Nf e. Ffmsf MSdIn SS
| Dyson, Ford d Bro. Agents for GeOrgetown.-R
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DIALOGUE IN SCHOOL Observation-Disclosures
(who is giving lessons in Keightley's Mytholo-
gy Jupiter and Juno were husband and wife,
as you all know, my children. But Juno once
had a little boy called Mars; OF whom Jupiter
could not claim the paternity. Now, my chill
dren, why was be called Mars, DON'T ali speak
ar once.
Small boy (after some cogitation. )-Because
he was none OF pas.
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! REvIvALs IHE NJ. E. CHURcH-There is
scarcely Methodist Church in Ohio that Is not
enjoying u gracious revival of religion at the
present time More than 400 in the city of Cleve-
land have been converted this winter in this
branch or he Church. In the State of Ohis il is
calculated that fifty sixty thousand have alrea-
dy been converted this present winter, and the
good work still continues to 20 on
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These ships having been built ny contract expressly
Tor government seINlce. every care has been TAX
IN their construction, also IN their engines, TO
sure strength and speed, aud their aocommodst lions
for PASSENGERS are unesueied for elegance and com
fort.
The steamers ofthis line have improved water
tight compa imens, and has been spa red
TO make them all as good as lew, the thorough
lnation XIV en- them proves their mcde Of constI
ton yet uneQ aalled.
Price OF passage from New York 10 Liverpool, 10
hrst cabin sls'; u second do. sTS; From Liver
pool Il New \ oTk, 81 Snd ~ guiaeas. An expert
percnced SUI attseh ed 10 each ship. No herths
can DO secured until paid Tor.
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IRON LONDON BY LAST STEAMER.
l. RnsselPs North America, ITS Agriculture and
Climate. -
SCOTS secular and Domestic Architecture. present
and future.
Delamotte's Practice of Photography. -r
Mortimer's p roteohny, Sd edition. g..
benson on Clocks and Locks,
Hughes' Duties Of Judge Advocates.
Jeans Nav igatlon and Nautical Astronomy.
English Glees, Duets, and @ uartetts with Piano
accom- paniments, vol. M t. .+4
I.udewig's Literature OF American Aboriginal Lam
guaEes. b.. -
Rousseau Emiius, translated into English. ars
Rousseag's Nouvsls Heloise. translated into
h4 FRANcK TAYLOR
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A GROWING POLITICAL PARTv.-The Taun-
ton Gazette has the following paragraph relating
TO three of the Republican members of Congress
from Massachusetts:
Hon. n. l.. Dawes, of the 1lth Congressional
district, Mr.. Thayer of the Worcester district
and Mr. Davis of the Salem district, have II
been called home recently 10y their wives to Ia Ike
a look az recent pledges of Affection with
which they have been favored :,
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VIHII,ABE. PHIA. WILMINGTON AN
L BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
~ s ss

S e e
PASSENGER trains for Philadelphia leave President
street depot, Baltimo. Q, daily, except SUNDAYS as
follows, viz:
Express Tram at $40 q. m; wsy NAL Train at N
O'Clock m Evening Mai at6.25p p m On Su DAYS
US p. m. ouiy. ALI train connect with New
York trains except IS P IN. Saturdays.
FOE HAVRE DE GRACE UNLY
Leave Baltimore atS O'Clock .. m.
FROM rnhsSeiHh@s a. m. ,. N, and u m.
Passengers leaving Raitimo,e at e.ln q. m connect
a WiminEton with 1!e p. IN. ira n and 6.25 p. I'M.
from Baltimore with % Q. m. train.
fMe from Baltimore to Seaford ssh
les II WILLIAM CRAWFORD, Ascent.
FOR NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH, Va
The steamer LOUISIANA leaves the Union
Dock, foot Of Concord street. Balti- r.
more. every Tuesday, Thursdsy, sn I EsZE
CAROLINA every Monday, "Wednesday, and Fri
' su oso1 Prs. 2; a. Bai,imo9: s g.
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THE SHOALS AND oUICKSANDS
l. OF YOUTH.
JrSf pubfts6,f fac al editio1

DON SPERMATORRHEA OR SEMI
MAI. DISEASES.-A scientific Treatise on the
treatment and perfect cure of Nervous Debility.
Seminal Weakness, involuntary Emissions, Impo-
tence, d c., resulting from VICIOUS habits acquired
during the critical passage ON Youth 10 Man
hood.
BY DR.. CULVERWEIL,
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons Of Eng
land, (l821D, LlcencIste of the Hail. 1850. and 81
years esdeHt Practitioner in London. Author Of
the Guide to Health. Green Book" How to he
Happy ""Memoirs of Single and Married Life. &c
This small but valuable Treatise, written by world
renowned PHI slcIsn ard surgeon; points out the
only and permanent cure for al diseases result
ing from selfsbnse. and is the only publication GIFTS
KIND written in benevolent spirit and by scientif
10 man IL should he IN tie hands of all who value
their life and health and happiness here and heresf
ter.
Price II cents, or stamps at the receipt Of which
IL vi be sent post free. and well secured. nv Dr
CHI KLINE, No 40 LIST Avenue, Box 45es, New
York. ian IL
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NEW PUBLiCATTON.-"Hist and Less.
~ Examination of that part of the Supreme
Courts decislon In the bred Scott case which de-
cares the unconsttutionality Of the Missouri Com
promise Act. and the self extension Of the Const-
tuition to Territories. carrying slavery alour With
IT." By the author of The Thirty Yesrs' View; 90
tayo; David Appleton Il Co. New York 1857
The above work just issued from the press for
sale at the well known stand, Of ~ street and
Pennsy vania avenue. Stereotype edit ION. beauti-
fully printed on clean new type. fine white paper and
with bess black ink Bound in black cloth end gilt
iettered. Done up in a durable form for permanent
This work what its title purports to be, an ex
animation of what the author deems to bel the po-
tlca part ofthe Courts opinion, avoiding any no
tlce OF the judicial pa,t which related to the personal
claims OF the parties record. 1t is written in
splr1t Of entire devotion to the institutions OF our
county and with total abstinence from all party
views. The authors own words are: Il write for no
party. but Tor all who venerae the woI ks of
ancestors and who wish to our Government
kept on the foundations which they placed It," Up
1907 And IL is believed that this pledge has beer
kept In the work, and which is considered by com.
petent judges, as the most original and profound Of
all the authors works, and so treated as to present
new views to the oldest readers, and in fact to
pear as new work on subject supposed to have
heed exhausted. -
JOS. SHILLINGTON,
bookseller, Odeon Building, corner AZ st.
daft and Pa.
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nEBIT AND CREDIT, new move |, traL sat ed
IL from the German.
The Reason Why, a book OF condensed scientific
knowledge for the million, by the author of Inquire
Within"
Northern Travel, by rayaId Taylor.
White Lies. new novel, by the author of " Peg
WOfin ton"
Hide ard Seek, novel, by the author Of The
Dead Secret"
GUY l.ivingst or Thorough.
Atlantic Monthly. for February
lIshsd.
A select assortment of Stationery.
For sale at JOS. SHlI.LINGTON'S
bookstore, OdeOn building, corner ~ st.
fest ami pa ev
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GREAT SALE OF CARRIAGES.

GREAT SALE OF CARRIAGES.
VI ATCOST.
The firm Of Gardner 4 Place having dissolved on
the 7th instant, by mutual consent, to- @RR,
CLOSE up their business offer fut ESQ.,
sale, at cost. at their stand, No SIS 18th 0kSS&4
street near the corner Of the following Carriages.
seoger Phaeton and two Express Wagons
All the above were made ofthe best ard most tho
rough seasoned lumber and built by skful and ex-
months; satisfactory guarantee being given with
every sale.
N. b. Current funds required in every instance.
Also, Hand Buggles very cheap for cash.
CHAS. L. GARDNER & SON
jan % 2taw6wS Successors to Gardner Il Place
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CHARLES NACKAY.-Songs for Music by
~ Charles Mackay, Is cents. .
Ballads and Lyrical Poems; by Charles Maokay,
Is cents.
The Salamandrine; by Charles Mackay, % cents.
Legends Of the Isles; by Charles Mackay, % cents.
Voices from the Cr.wd; by Charles Mackay, Is
cents.
Voices from the Mountains, by Charles Mackay,
Is cents.
The Lump of Gold; by Charles Mackay, Is cents.
Under Green Leaves; by Charles Mackay, q cents.
Poetical WoI ks; by Charles Mackay, antlqne mo-
rocco, S2.75. For sale at
TAYLOR & MAURY'S
ian2tf Bookstore, near 9th street.
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+ AIDES, PLEASE READ.

For genuine, reliable FURS. free from moth, and
fresh made, cali at STINEMETZ'S, 2S Pa. ave-
nue., between 18th and 18th streets, who has re-
ceived instructions from New York, to sell the fine
assortment now hand, on commission, at less dis
count than eTetofore offered.
Among them will be found the handsOmet sets
French Sabes. half and quarter Capes ever brought
to this oty, for 8 10 and Sl2.
ViotOrlnes IS.
Also, Capes and Cloaks, Of superior quality. very
Cheap.
Particular attention is invited to two very large
Mink Sable Capes, worth over 800, each for SIS
and Ss5
Mink Sable Cape, medium SIZE. $50 and Ss5.
MINK Sable VIctorines ga and SIS.
Also, several sets real Hudson Bay Sable.
Together with Siberian Squirrel, Fitch Martcn
French Mink. &c IN all their variety:
I'm Irmine Opera Cloaks, very handsome; Muffs
to match of oil kinds. from g.. 81 to S3n.
Every article warranted and If proven as not rep
resented, the money will be refunded.
b. II. STINEMETZ,
2jo Pa. ave., bet, 18th and 18th sts.,
ianlt next door to Madame Oa!arue.
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Trsvslsrs' Directory.
NEW AND IMPORTANT SCHEDULE.
FOR ALL PARTS OF TIE WEST.
H&HM 49, ss5sx aSEg

& III M - s 3 -
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
The recent c, tcasonend :mYrovsn,eut olI,s Iesd-
lng connecting INES n the West las resuI ed an co.
BY winch hirhiy lr.porisni Sdvsa;ase. 20 the trsy-
s s are THEfr p 8, n "I,E MNSSp pa ron
f%sse oSs hcc0MSSBR fftoS ri,
Sunday stops al way stations sGd arrives at cEm
seocnd-Tne NAIL TRAIN start. tsupda, eI..
ceptedD st 30 A. NJ, and arrives At Wheelas ats =
A. NJ, connecting at Benwood with CeHtnl ONO
With tfains for cleveland, Toedc. Detroit, sc,G
Cleveland RoAa, and slso Of PsrkershurE with Ma
T9!TdETss sT LOUIS s2a eINSIN NJ ATT
from Bsl!ai!e 70 cinciuFati, Iriiheai fhsfst 9.
so aa rom sSS s s Sours p sssn;
.Gp s % cas dFsS II S0 and
roads for Chiiiicn nc. Cnoinnsti, etc. These trims
connect at xsns for cmossS S and s nd
dissIssPPI EIprsss for LGnlsyL,s CSC ane ~,
Sroaf 70 S. n he e the
and southern psces IN the West :. much less whils
the shortest Of other routes From the West these
oonnscGgRs are ssT1s So;s ,1d ''t''ao'o'
nc , Basssse checked through to all points.
csndcn station and 10 3 :. Ws.sinstcs, 8, 9:
ries the esttrs ,oaA by daylight by taking mon
ing Trims, and lying over at Cumberland or osI
| land and rcsamIns next morning BY Wheehnf &c.
| Oakland At 1850.
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
The Cumbersnd Accommodation Tram az "A, " =
will stop at all Stations east of Cumberland and IN
Wheeling Accommodation at al stations oel 9ney
Cumberland going West. EastvaTsly, the heh
Train leaves " heeling at 80 A. nj . and Accommo
| dation leaves Cumberland NJ e. reaching Baltimore
| ats M.
ON TIE NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA
BRANCH. between Grafton and PerkersbuIg, way
Passsnsers wall take the Express vestvsrdy ans
| the Mail etstvsrdly.
The FREDERICK TRAIN starts at p. NJ +,
stopping at way stations Leaves Frederlcf al I'D
| a. M, arriving OF Baltimore q noon.
| The ELLlCOTT'S MILL TRAIN leavee ~ SIS
| A. NJ, and SIS z. NJ. Leaves EnIcott's Mills ct
1 A. NJ. and p. NJ, except Sunday.
| FOR WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
| Leave Baltimore for Washington At sl5 and -
A. NJ, Sands.lo T. Nj. On Sundays at AIS A. NJ.
Leave Was hington for BALTIMORE at s and slsO A.
NJ. and and go z. NJ. On Sundays at . A. M, aud
The first and fourth trains from Baltimore and the
| second and fourth trains from Washington, viii be
| express mail trains. stopping only al Washington
1 junction and Annapolis Junction.
The 9.l6 and SIS trains from Baltimore sDd the 80
| and p trains from Washington connect via the
| trains from annapolis.
For TICKETS information, fare, &C., apply 20 J. It.
| ENG LAND, Aren't, az the Tioket once, Camden
Station. WIN. 4. wOODSIDE.
~ is-d Master Of Transportation. Baltimore.
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PROPOSED DATES OFsAILING.

E En- sTtIfhf q K p. ssfs FRI, u.u
BROWN, SHIPLEY & CO., Liverpool.
b. q. WAlNN RIGHT a. CO., Paris.
The owners OF these ships will not be accountable
Tor gold, silver, bullion, specie, ievery, precious
stones or metals, unless bills OF lGding eIzned
therefor and the value thereof expressed therein.
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A MBROTYPES FOR FIFTY CENTS,
"A PUT UP IN COOP CASES.
A fine assortment of cases from 50 cents to SIS,
with good Licensees, either Ambrety pc, Das uer-
reOtype, or Meeainotypes. Warranted good like
nesses.
Come early in the day.
ROBERT SANDS,
Pa. ave., bet. 9Th and ct h streets
ian 2l-tf Market Snaca
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~ A r r | A @ T. l. A NJ P 8 q.

"a r r @ l. A FPS.
we have tins Day been appointed az ents for Edw.
attention of COaohmakers and others interested Is
respectfully called to the sample at our store.
Orders solicited.
ELVANS & THOMPSON
$40 Psnnsy wanna avenue.
ian 4-eOlm Untel. l. MON IL States)
SUPERIOR INDICATED GIN.-Just re
- ceIved, - cases of the celebrated ! ondon Cor
dial Gin and InvigOrating Cordial. and for sale Ivy
JONAS p. LEVY,
No. 54 18th street, corner Of b street north Gro
oeries and Liquor Store. d 1a-tf
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CUlTARS.-A large assortment Of Martin K
VI Schatze's celebrated GUITARS have lust ar
rived at the Music Depot.
Also. some fine VIOIINS and FLUTES.
w. q. METZEROTT cor of nth street
jan q IF and Penn avenue
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Gilman, Kidwell & Lawrenoe, ]. ID. Gardner, BURY
+ Co, p, Walsh & Co, s: Walsh, J: T. Stone,
BosWe kl bsne B. S.f 'S Mba1n
Dyson. Ford q Bro. Agents for Georgetown.-R.
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THE DIPLOMATIC HISTORY OF THE
Il Administrations Of Washing ton and Adams,
] 49, 1901 by VIM. Henry TrescOt | VOL, 81 Is
Sent BY mail, postage paid, $40:
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The important fact that the many alarming com
plants. originating in the imprudenoe and solitude
Of youth, may he easily removed without Medicine,
10 In this small traot. clearly demonstrated and the
entirely new and highly successful treatment.as
adopted by the author, fully xpiaIned, by meanso
which every 10 enabled to cure Himself perfec,ly
and at the least possible cost thereby avoiding a.
the advertit ed Fostrums or the day.
Sent to any address, gratis and post free, in
sealed envelope, by renting two postage stsmpr
to DR.. DE LANET,
se8-d6Wtf IL I.lspenard street New YORK
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GOLD PENS.-Bagley's, Foley's, and Morton's
~ Gold Pens, various sizes and tyes, for sale al
manufacturers price. Just received by
ian 81 FRANcK TAYLOR.
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Jan 2 IF

THE ADVENTURES OF a CAT, and fine
Cat, too. colOred engrsvings; London, 1857.
colored engravings; London, 1857.
The Adventures of Dog, and good Dog, too,
oolorsd engravings; London: 1857. ~
The Little PilgIm by Alfred CrOwquil, beauti-
fully illustrated; London, 1887.
FAIRY Gold; translated from the French, many H.
lustratiors: London, 1857.
Tales and Fairy Stories. translated from the Ger
man; London, 1857.
Saxeford, story for the Young many illustra-
tons; London, 1851.
Eda Morton, or SohOol-room Day 3, many iIIustra-
tons; London, 1857.
With many other new Books, English, French
and American, for youths fall ages.
I. janI FRAHCK TAYLOR.
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THE SECRET / INNF IRfpI OF YOUTH

Jnst Published. Cratic. the asia TAossaad.
A few words of the Rational Treatment, wIthou
Medicine, of Spermatonhea or Local ~y6Y6h
Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, /8AHA
SsStsi, and Nervous s pe5IiIty, Pre-
tency, and Impediments to Marriage -
generally, By b. DE LANEY. M. ID.
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EARLY INDIANA TRIALS AND SKETCH
~ ES, Personal "reminiscences of the Pubic
Men OF the United States. h O., &C.; by Hon o. ri.
Smith. formerly United States Sen tor from IndI-
ana, one large octave volume Of go pages. finely
printed, with portrait Ofthe author; price $40 or
post free by mail $3.50.
Sold for the publishers by
tan2I FRANCK TAyTOR
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nEB!T AND CREDIT, translated from the
IL German OF Gustsv re, tag, by l.. e. c., with
Lucy Iiuvard'a Journal, by Mrs. l.. II. Sigourney E;
IS cents.
The Poetlcal Works of James r. Lowell, 2vols,
blue and gold rs cents.
Army Register for 1883 ; s. cents.
Just published, and for sale mt
TAYLOR K MAURY'S
ian y Bookstore. near Ct n st.
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THREE SECON D-HAND PIANOS.
One for $50.
Two for $50.
At the Music Store Of
JAMS w. q. METZEROTT.
TWO VERY FINE SECONDHAND Plan
OS for sale very cheap at our Piano and Nj usi,
Store. $50 Pa. avenue, bet. 9Th and 10th SITS.
jams JOHN r. ELLIS.
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gre coss Fro Oars fm. ssrsss,s % Sns,.s- - ,.
t.,sh Nt-.t seIfet Cot SNrntsrs 20 O.~ssoI.stv,
= IL Wies, REcsiFrs-yO bAL Y.'1r lilN eus1- " aes
S,esGo. coro. ,..,,,,, :. 4. A "a
CIseIs.1I JOY g. FLOUR dll; sSes o. 70 esn - !.
n "a IS fr Sup~rfI- AID - 50 for exTs Write
arr :tsss CT 80 bbA o. =. NEs' FORK edenns $'
bet buyers rtfcse cve- Si5 - -,
,;cr.stly fr rsd brands Ct Coc sbls WIZ N a
r..d oY u,Lli-s: supply good Very Prime " ate Ci,s
IL lCasl IL sAies Of l0ooo hush CosA P.eoy pae :.
DE, sc,.ce sac bgh rirre Nesssn AA-i 80
H., s,.es of 300 brsh upsiy u-soCrt. sHfhhrs 2,
,eute0lco brih Cora. 1900 basa. Wte,- UV"u De'"'
Os.s -, -.
r xs DO 81 6s4 50 fr esl O4ic l-liss al D.nseiso
ts' 10, e1trs rourdhoop Ohio from new wheat "Hs.rn
IN ..ir mad 4 rnrs raslket II ady ssles oe ersa
m i...c Chicago sp.;rg 75c tor sound d. s 70, nv
~ (-b CoRs isia g n.ne the sket tf s>ics -
Crc br,h a, m ft hssd F20Seic for sound; part 70 are
O.rs II air and but hse above the vews o. sses
40 bU,l pine 81 scc WHISKY hrmsgi sales - bos s-W
sslc C.x,f FGErGRrs unchanged: Flour tec WheS nc
Corr i0Ic 70 New York IFosrs---ls obs F2sr, XII
~ Vi.., Is 2se bush Com 63;6 bush Oats ENPosrs
"a bs, Fiong SASS bush Wss eiS Bush SoEri l'tW
MosIIr Jelly .-The ... of corroS to-day wers only lN
I.Glc hr Miidrs The .a!ss Of ae sst or aAss
CHlRLssToS, July 2I-Ihe sales Oh SVl'oS sNS' WV w
is.es :: unct A. .ed Prices = H.,
B,rIIyoRT Ju!y .S-FLoVs gais bit very hrm; HoSs,i
.,,es. a-d Ohio %: ues CRY Nils, WHEAT nin wa
a., rnv,rd teutercy; Whe, 81 lSdsl p CoSs-M>ess!
Tgse: White Ell s6c, Yellow s3dsec WHISKY -'4a.'e
PRov. sIoss dnl aad u.ehaoged. -ss
PHILADELFsI.. JAY sS.-iLotS h'ui; neg > ~ -
White 81 SOC sS Coss hrm Yellow at sc "H'>' nfm