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New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16

la CROSSE AAD MILWAUKEE r. X Co,
NEw-loRN, Sept. 9, 1853.
TINHE undersigned having been appointed Com,
mee BY the Board OF Directors OF the La Crosse aud
HIxsnkee Railroad Company and duly authorized to COM
onise ana the floating debt of the said Company r
sry give notice. they prepared TO sdus, SAID
2bt and 10 ex,nguish by giving the Bonds OF the
a Company secured by third mosase upon the entire nns
ssns stock and all other real and personal property belonging
- Aaid Company ,, A.. .
trir claims at their Office No n Wilamsi New York be-
Revns il TO be the OF all parties that the debts OF the
Company should be hqudsted without delay
%$ S[srhp aiESs1sas 4 SSSSSs SsSSSSss, con"i''''.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16

i DlRECT-Hsh osesI HoO-, Pcr: Washington,
Mount. Doel Brown. Dol, aiddeown; Pair Haven md
PRICE, John Borden COMMANDER ri run {" olos., from
/ Robir,ons'., ". R.;
tS.si ros. RssIs.ss- 40 'l..s9ss aH & S:r
fSs.d.y. nsss.y sep, i IL "a Iss.dsy s<p:. t. .m
TIhuI:dsJ' seg' = Pm Taqr.'y. ssg 3 IN
..ssS ..a,s., & 81 4 4 m II iiaissy ta9s ssS & Z 3 70 M m
The .esrner LEADER hi. for p, a.ur-
Bay Atlantic Doe., and Bnneh Por:, ~;hoa; ehar-r.
ELIAS HAIGHT7s STAGES fo- 50 ri, beat
AZ, s@tes TO a. psi's ol DE eol-iE!.
STATEN ISLAND FERRY.-N
- Chssp Excurson for SIX C.nts-Bos'. lave STATEN
| ISLAND EVERY HOUR from Il. ?. u.
Laye WHITEHALL from N. . T. m fos o-sran:iue,
s,aTie'on and Vanderbilt. LsnaiEE-
EHANGE of HOUR 10 : oclock-Morning
~ Boat CLIFTON Every Morning Sunday incuied,
hon foi Of J-yt l..dns At Aso-si ioAsrI, ha,;inss
poos teIy, lfNn.ton Isro~n sis.s. snd hsyef,i-~
GREAT REDUCTION of FARE.-INDE-
~ PENDENT LIsE for BOsToN-Thr-e Dolsrs, Cabin (;
Two Dollars, D.ek-The splendid -ea--o.ns steamer Gov
EREOR, Capt BENJAMIN " stnon. win leave pier No =
North kyer 100; Of kobn.on--t TUESDAYS THURSDAYS
Rerulsr days Prosdenee-Mondly., Wednesday. and
Reisar days from SesYor.Tse.day' Thursdays and Sun
Ps..-nrers BY ,l line viii reach Providence
,h morning train for boson For p,-sse OF freight
board
Al per,on. e forbid ror any o1e On seosi Of the boa;
oa &itso.I writer. from The Cap
lake SUPERIOR LINE.-le5s.
-
AL points between CLEN ELAND. DETROIT and SUPE-
RlOR CITY.
The and Splendid ow pressure s.eamers CITY OF
CLEVELAND }. n. Lundy, Master; ILLINOIS John Fra
LEAVING CLEVELAND .rsr.N
THURSDAY April Il MONDAY, April 49,
MONDAY. Msy3. THURSDAY April g.
THURSDAY. May 49, MONDAY, NAY 10.
MONDAY MAYA THURSDAY. May 20.
THURSDAY June 3. MONDAY May 81
MONDAY. June H. THURSDAY, June 10.
THURSDAY, June "a MONDAY June n
MONDAY Jnly5 THURSDAY, JalyI.
THURSDAY July l5 MONDAY, July IL
MONDAY July Il. THURSDAY, Jaly p
THURSDAY August MONDAY August
MONDAY, August 10. THURSDAY, August Il
THURSDAY August &c MONDAY August D
MONDAY, Septenhere THURSDAY, SsptemoerS
THURSDAY, September 10. MONDAf, Sep.emoer 10
MONDAY. Sep,eInber27 THURSDAY, september o.
THURSDAY October7. MONDAY October
MONDAY October ls THURSDAY, October IA.
TBIJRsDAY October e. MONDAY October 25.
MONDAY, November 8. THURSDAY, NoVnmo-rt
And newly fitted Passenger and Fright Screw STEAMERS
IRON CITY, J. f. Turner, Master
MINERAL ROCK. j. r. Ryder, Master.
GEN. TAYLOR, Geo. L. Stone, Master
ainz three leaving Cleveland every week through the
go,
the round trip in egnt days Rooms or
suy Of the trips can be seenred BY addressing
UuSSEY NJ BRIDE,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants
Cleveland, Ohio.
NB.-Msh all Packages, "Csre Of Hu.sey Mcbride
esndn
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16

nEOPLE's LINE between NEW-YORK, CITY
I ISLAND NEW-ROCHELLE and ndMAMARONEC h.,ur rw
and after SATURDAY June H. the Steamer ISLAND VIII
Can't lanes yradenburgh, having been rehtted with ne"
boilers &C. and newly furnished throughout, viii commence
makns DAILY TRIPS Sundays excepted between Inc
nsned places for the accommodation Of and freight
rayns fulton Market Slip at returning leaves Mama
yoneck nj 7 m New Rochelle a. 1880 A. rn City Island AT
7:45a m Fare between New York and Mmsroneck ~ cents
and between NewYork and wRochee or City Island 70
&c each way Freight board half bour before
the time Of starting
ELIJSHING RAILROAD-Leayes Fulton Mar
IL ket Wharf b. IOAS $685. 7o aud 10 ni and
and The leave Flushing H. H. at 3d. and ~
a N, and and D. H. meeting and exchanging passengers
with he boa. Hunters Point Through In 81 mnn'ss Fare
p, o.nts WM. NJ SMITH, Receiver
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16

L'OR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
il PORT and FALL RIvER-rhe splendid and superior
METROPOLIS Capt Brown leaves New York every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, at B O'Clock 2 m
and the EMPIRE STATE Capt. Brayton on MONDAY
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY at O'clock rn from pier No.
3N.R. -,
Hereafter win be- regarded o. secured TO any spp
cant until the same shall have been paid for.
Freight Boston forwarded through with gea; disa'en oJ
VIM BORDEN, Agent, Noe. 10 and II west-st
L'AREto oNEW-HAVEN, 80 OCENTS-BERIl lbs lbs
II PREE-Tbe Steamer ELM CITY leaves Peek Sip
EVERY DAY at .. m. the TRAVELLER, EVERY NIGHT
AT H. Fresb forwarded Vermont Northern New YORK and
Ga. FRANCIS HYDE, Agent.
II. GR ANTE STATE leaves Hartford EVERY TUES
nav THURSDAY and SATURDAY, at p m
' RICHARD PECK, Agent
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16

Bay Atlantic Dock, and Branch Por:, vi.h1a; ohar-s
ELIAS HAiGH17s STAGES o- 50 connect with ;his boa.
a.-o Stages 70 a. parts Of .Ar coG4tTy.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16

SUPREME COURT of the State OF New. iork:
D-EpWAHD ALLISON. Plaintiff, s-sinst JOHN CAIRNS
and WILLIAM CAIRNS Drieudants.samiDoas for money
contract (Con lot -er-To the Defendants -nG
tirln: herrby summoned and required u
complaint in this stion which was NED N N
the CcFk City snd County Of Sewfork al ta-
City Hall in the City Of he,iork the 9th day OF sep;em
bcr ald copy ct yorr % the aid com
plant snb-f their Office No. Is William srse
in the City within twenty dsys after the ser
this exclusive the dsy Of sdoh s-rSce
aud Il yo fa said plant within the tame
Aforesaid h- Plaud this action viii take cgnrnt against
vou tor thogsad hundred and tweHty
coar. with interest the r.i day of October one thou
nd eht hundred beside the cost. Of this Aton
--Dsted September, 1854. RUNkLE DOUGLAS,
g lswswTh. Plaintiffs A;tofEets
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16
feqal.

CUPREME COURT-City and County of New
- Yort-JOSEPH T.. JONES, LuCIUS g. PRATT and
WILLIAM c. CHRISTY against HERMAN ZIMMERMAN.
-Snu mon. for money demsnd conTact-tCom not
.erv,dl-To HERMAN ZIMMERMAN, Defendant: You are
hereby required 20 the complaint IN TIN.
on which was I'm the oce of the Clerk of the City and
County NewYo the City Hall in said city, on the h
aid eompsint on the subscribers their oce No. ID Wall
,,r-e, In the ty New York within twenty days alter the
erycr of ths exclusive of The day OF sch
ic. and If you fail 20 answer said complaint within the
fine soressd The plaintiffs this action will take Judgment
nu, you for the sum hundred and seven dollars and
cents and Interest thereon a; ten per cent per
annun from the 2h day Of November one thousand eehi
hupdr and ny-.cve the costs Of th. aetionDaed
% I|,ss-Tfs No. Is W al street.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16
nIUPOAD and STEAMBOAT LINE.-AF-

NB.-Msrk all Packages "Csre Of Hu'sey MeBhde'
Cleveland Ohio"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16

OrrIcE AMERICAN GUAso COMPANY
No 50 WILLIAMsT., CORNER OF CEDAR. I
NEw-yoKK, Sept. 10, 1885,
ATa meeting of the Board of Trustees, held
IA this day JAMES X. WHITING esq, elected Trus
~ ofthe AMERICAN GUANO COMPANY,
70 vacancy occasioned by the death Of Ehss under
JAS. s. WYCkOFF,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16

OyFIcy OF THE Ngw-YoRK AND ERIE RAILROAD Co,
New-Nork, Sept H. 1888.
vVNHE annual election for DIRECTORS OF the
II NEW.YORk AND ERIE RAILROAD co. viii be- held
q the office in Eriepace TUESDAY the 18th October n,,
fnsn II O'Clock a. IN to ? o'clock p
The Transfer Books will be- closed the LIST October at
~ and be opened on the day after the election
by order Of the Board of Directors,
NATHANIEL MARCH Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16
STATEN ISLAND FERRY.-NOTICE.-

~ Cheap Excurson for Six C.u.s-Bos;s lave STATEN
ISLAND EVERY HOUR from ?. u.
Las. WHITEHALL from a. N. - T. oI Q-sran.ue.
Stapi.ton and Nansertilt's LANDING
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Swashington Items.

- WASHINGTON, Feb. IA.
The M of the Senate Committee ON
TcrrIto>l are $Pvparing their report. and
bill tor thc adrr;ssioif Of Kansas into the
Union under the Lscom pton Constitution.
they are acting without reference TO the
Question neither the Free State or Pro-slave-
~ PARTY has the Legislature aud State OH
ccrs. In Difference to MIR. Douglas. the
CHAIRMAN of COMMITTEES. who has serious III
hess IN his family. the report will probably
not nc Made before Thursday in ,rdcr to
give HIM time to prepare hi- dissenting
views. NJ ssh. Wade and Cnllamer Will
uoitc in u third report /. is clearly under
sto d tina la the event OF persistent attcn'p;
T. first ass the u .sosa bill. = proposition
will b. IN u; % unit, with Kansss measure
that tlir suctess Of one may depend OH the
p .ssag. OF The % her. ...le
Such is TIA. p es.nt programme. he Dem
o rate caucus was held in I'll. Hall OF tie
Hou>c Of Repre- eutat YES last night. john
Cochranc and Mr.. Reagan secretaries. Owfng
% IA. snow storm tn r. WIS IL small atteid-
arc but all sections of the country were
Represented, aid - od leeiing generally pre-
vaIled. l. Was gathering PreliIp lnary to "A
more perfect organ zaton- with s0Svicw OF
s,Lling business OF gilation and acting
undeIstGndinriy in iu,ure. A committee OF
I've W : directed TO be appointed b
the chairman to consult and advise as
t. the prorhi ;ty OF calling meetings whei,-
ever the OCCASION may require a definite
Plan OF action on any important public
measure. 1 he debate incidentally involved
the Kansas question. but the general senti-
mcnt ex pressed was that the peace a. har
mpny of the Union and States depend on the
Preservation OF the nationality OF the Domo-
cratic party.
The Senate Caucus has also agreed on a
Plan OF action relative to business. as
The Houses Select Committee oil Kansas
affairs will hold its first meeting IN Monday
ui1ht. 7o' ~
The President hrs officially recognized
George frederick Douglas as Consul General
OF Uruguay, n reside in New York. The
Union argues to show that there il no alter
na.iye for either the conservative national
men OF the North. or the Representa- c. ol
the Som; IA but in cordial cooperation with
each other under u Thoroughly organized
national Democracy based on the broad lrin-
ciples OF tn. Cincinnati resolves whi.h rem
ders it impossible that the peas, e OF the ,oun-
try can b, longer eopardized by iaetious seq
ti"nali-ts who have been so long in eonspir-
ing against l..
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Nry YuRg. Feb l5-u

There was great excitement in Brooklyne
Yesterday or account OF the death Of George
III. S;nionson. u highly respectable citizen,
who was assaulted by u purity of rowdies on
Saturday night. The parties implicated in
the assault were promptly arrested and LOCK-
e in the Station House las: evening. An
am oronaofu meeting of the citizens was held
ut which Mayor Hail presided, where it was
resolved that TO effort should he spared to
b ing assassi-:s to punishment and commit
tie was appointed to carry out this view.
Subsequent Committee OF Vigilance to
AID in protecting lives and property OF peac-
able citizen- from violence was also appointed.
At one period there was decided disposition
10 Lynch. but better coun>els prevailed, and
the idea was abandoned
The New York Tribune publishes address
of Geo. Bancroft prepared for delivery ut
Anti Lecomp:on meeting on Friday night
lie takes strong ground agaInt Leocmpon
and says that the policy Of enforcing is ncith-
er wise, expedicnt. nor possible.
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The Cunard steamship Niagara with Liv-
erPool advices 10 Saturday soth ult. The
Steamship Baltic from New ork arrived 1T
Liyesp vi On the 18th ult.
EsSpoS.-Mouey market was somewhat
easier. The Bank rate of iii count had bsen
re luced To per cen. was previously an
tieipated aud the still iurthvr dimiuu,ion in
the IA c was anticipated. Consois Tor money
aud account, were quoted at 951S. The India
mall has beef, received with intelligence one
week later than previous ad,icrs. General
Campbell was still at CawhPpre bat would
soon move To the Westward with powerful
force. Gen. Ontran has attacked the enemy
81 :. limbaugh and defeated them, capturing
{ ur guns. The Punaub and Central India
were tranquil. The int ligence furnis cd By
the newspapers iIom China is no later. but
the letters received state that the Hon. VIM.
Il. Reed the American had sought an inter-
view with ieE. but met with sarcastic re-
bud. Lori Elgin's proposition had also
been rejected IA the same s.Taln. speedy
attack upon T. ,nton Was anticipated.
The steamer Lsviathan was expected tn be
fully aioat the same day the Niagara sailed.
Tbs Emperor has i>sued dcciee dividing
the French Army into ive great diyisi' rs
10 be placed respectively under command oI
Msrshalls Uastellano, Boqust, Pillissier, eau
Army To the Emperor relative to the late ut
tempted as .assiuation are growing very or
fen.lye to thc En- s.ish.
Many of the al lresses eau for permission
to pursue and cxterminate the conrpirators
in their haunt. Lahl.che is deal. A
conspiracy against the King of Naples has
bccn discovered.
Commercial intelligence Liverpool both.
The safes OF coston for tho week have bcon
5000 bales inel1ding ! SD TO spectators.
and so tor export. The advices by the
Baltic had CAUSED AN advance OF IA ut
which the mrset closed steady and buoyan:.
sa.es for Frld ~ were 7J1J bai,s IN luding 8 W
for speculation aud export. Quotations 70
fair Orleans ~; mi,ldiIng l5-I6. Mn
chester advises wero favorable. There were
more burgers than sellers. Bread,tuifs dull
all qualities have declined except 90 n which
Is steady. Provisions steady. The bullion
in the Bank has Increased 962 900 sterling.
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AN ORDINANCE.

To require fines and costs for reaches Of the ornan
ces OF the City, to be satisfied y LABOR IL not paid
or repievied,
of the City OF Evansville, That, whenever any son
shall lie aaiudged ay any fire Ter hreach Of any
ordinance OF said CITY, and shall for twentyf ur urs
after the judgment shall have teen rendered against
him. IA { ply such fine with all the costs flu red
against him. shall he the duty OF the Mayor OF the
civ r. cause and require such person IN lar OF the
teets or other pnhlc wrrss o. inpToven ertS oi ne
city, one day for every sixty toc. Gems o. SUCH M
and costs until the shall e fully satisfied Eight
to ten hours ~ const tute a cay. ,
SECTION 2. such labor ay he q ne under the I'M
edie upervison nf the Mayor, he may direct u
70 Re done under the direct o the Stree G. a.
sinner AMI in either case il shall he law al Tor the
Mayor or Street Commissioner 70 require TIRE panty
convicted to lahr with tall and chain atachef n his
leg or ANGLE in such tn prevent hi escape.
and said Mavor Street Cornmissn er Az use such
reasonable corporal pnshn EFT a. may ne neees,a
the required Ia or.
SECTION 8. This or finance shall tie In fc-ce from
and aner s publication.
Approved January 18th, - ,rsox ~,
Attest JbflN nbN sON' -odS'I.
wsrL TT. WAIVER, Clerk. ianie
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The Meafller.


February l5--Teiegraphed AZ nine o'elocs
this evening by the E. & w. line.
Weather clear; thermomeel
81. River unchanged.
New Orleans Weather clear; mercury
5sH.
Iu>cumbia, Ala.-Woather clear; WIND
cast; mer> ury So.
Nashville Clear; mercury 81.
Looisvilie-Clcsr river falling; mercury
IL. =
misunderstanding; wind n. W.; mercury
l6.
Detroit-Cloudy; mercury Is.
Toledo-Clcady; mer.ury %.
Cincinnati Cloudy; mer, airy IS.
Vincennes-C.ear; mercury 70.
Coimbus-Cioudy; mercury 30,
= Pirtsburg--Snowihg; mercury zs.
Rock Isia d-Ciear; mervury 8.
Burlington Cloudy; mereuTys.
ville-Clear; msrcury2.
s.. Johns, N. B.-Clsar; mercury q
ST. Louis-Cloar; mercury IL.
Springfield. QL-Clsar, wsyvarye.
Ch;cago-Cloar; mercury g.
Prsina Du Chien-CiesT; Degeuyy1
Milvsukle-Clesr; raercuryl.
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INDIANAPOLIS. Feb l5-u

On Saturday night about IL o'clock. two
Irishmcn entered Buschers saloon in this city,
tor the purpose of purchasing liquor, when
being refused, they attempted to raise dis
turbance among u number Of persons who
were in the saloon at the time, whrn the bar
keeper, named Hohl aud man named Cas-
TIL AN American interiered tn prevent fight.
The lrishmen both drew rcvoIvers aud fired
on the crowd. Castillo was shot three times
aud died last night. llohl was shot twice
and j. not expected TO live. One Of the Irish
men has BEEN urrosted. A good deal excite
msnt prevailed, and Lynch Law is loudly
talked OF.
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RTER ELFCTION.

yIOTICE is h re y given o. the quali6ei v ters o:
" tn. ~ Of Evansville. hat y al Ell eli, iii
e heI on the eOth lay Fe iuuy, ls5>, up, tn
al .ptIDn % rejection o the 9. Zcs City Cni ter v
The polls will Ire open the ioilowfg mel ii, 4 ri
pi cs, and tn foll ,wngia g persons were at The
'ast meeting OF thu Common Coulcii. appjn ted
spectnrs If al election with powers To point Ihei!
osiu judges and Clerks 20 Wit
ffssT PREcTScT.-All thip r.ion Of the 6 " lyirg
AID eng Nan street, qua,ified ter
thereof t. vte 1t the Neptune Eng lie lIouse-J i'm
Burtis. inspector.
SECOND PRgcIycT.-All that po tim ~ IN c ~
between Mar AID DIVISION street, the IN fled vute
thereof to at the Iouug An4eri a Eng House
Vim. ". b. ,urt, Esq, Inspector.
THIRD PREcINfT.-Ail tlai poriion of eci'yte
low Division Il -t-irciusve OF that portion u The
civ heretofore Known as anac' City, the DUAL a
voters thereof tn vpe at the Union FL CINE uJuse-
Daniel Chute, Esq, lnsI ector.
Th,se vring for the dio ytion ~ the New Chatter.
will to ew Charter, tho rejectiL tie same will
vote sOld CHARTER"
By orle:uf Common Courcil:
fc1,.ly WELL III. WALKER, CLERK
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SILVER Pi.aTiNc

y HE undersigned has permanently located him
self IN Evansville, sith III. intention uf pursulL
the above n hess. He csnle founs in tie
Marble Hall Bulldins. I'd Story.
Opposite Gas. Ia eo'X's Cnria-e Furnishing store.
lie is prep r-a 10 a, all knls ~ Coach, Carriage,
House amt Saldrry. Plating With neagness aud dis
ptcii, an he warrants his work to lie as duIa ie
nlv in tn lie asks for the pa rOnaPe
Of the citizens OF Evansville, AMI ~ the Coach aud
Gsrriaee NJ ssers oi Southern Indiaiia, Illinois ard
Kentucky.
Silver Plated Door Plates, hunters for street Al
PeR .DIprs, Bell Pulls, Railing kno"s, Front and
Parlor 4 :, " iocas With p Ute knts AMI funilur.
With every fescip.ion OF work ia his lnewiil re don,
in a manner equal to the best Las'elI wars and a
Eastern prices. j.. A. SANDERS,
Jan aim I'd Sso~y Mar1ie Hall.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON Feb IS,

HousE.-Mr. Warren asked but the House
refused to suspend the rules to enable him To
introduce u resolution to eonfine the declares
subjects beiois the Committee, and setting
apart three evenings in week, for general
disCusStons.
SESATE.-Se Seward presented memorial
from the NV YORK iamigia alton commis>-
sioners complaining of abuses 1t female PASS
engers. by objects VI ships, giving mott e Of
the Introduction Of bill relating ~ the sub
jeOt.
Mr. Wilson offered resolution, calling for
the Prcs.dcnt's instruction to Mr.. Mead. min
lister to Brazil-preyious to his departure.
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NEw YORK, Feb. l5-r. n.

Cotton firm; 400 bales sold; steamers
news had no effect. Flour duli; 100 bnie.
sold; State 81. lower. at ~ ID to - z215
Wheat firm; 500 Western led ~ 81 O5t
81 IL. Corn dull; 5000 at private terms.
Ness Oh 90. better at SIG 70 to sia 4o' pa
con firm; ham s1sto s%e.; shoulders ~ 10
6.<c. Lard nrm. ButE:r 10 10 LIS. Sug-r
quiet. Coffee firm. MolasSes % 10 z9c.
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RAIi.RUAD RECEIPTs.

February Id bx m l>c. Fendrick Bros;
II bushels wheat II E Reel; 81 csks pork
Geo Foster & c.; % csks hams. 81 bbls fiour,
p G O'Riiey; 50 bbis tioar So tres hams, / A
Crane; bx candy Mark Levy; 81 bis ard !,
% tres lard Brown & Ai'linan; box hard
ware, Chas Babcock; l,9 sacks wheat Lyle.
hart Bros. ~ IBIS whisky. X s Howard; s.
bbls four. J II Il W W Morgan: Z sacks APP
ple-; g CAM bell; lot movnblcs. WIN Reed;
80 bbls -four. Tenney d : rren-on; cur load
bulk meat, Ja9urss 4 Co. a
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CInciunati Markets.
CINCINNATI, Feb I5-N

Flour dull; no sale-. " Risky unsettled;
nominal. Provisions buoyait; hOl lers AK
ing further advance; not much done yet
Mess pork SIS 81; lard 9Ac.; bulk meat so
@7ISc. for shoulders anI sides; but these
ra,es are nomiaal, Is holders ask higher
prices.
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New York Mnrke..

NV YORK, Feb 15-M
Flour quiet; $500 bbls. sold. Wheat j.
steady Com buoyant. holders demanding
an advance; white quoted ut IS to 7,c.. an,
yellow 6696oe. Mes, pork lie. b. To els %
lDl6 81; prime advanced 70 quoted at els;
lard firm; safes slight. whisky continues
nIu.
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9aitiin IRE Mack ct.

BALTIMORE. Fob I5--M
Clover seed dull at $500 1914 per bu,hel.
Whisky firm. and in demand at 81 S22xc.
for Ohio. Provisions very bsnyant. Bacon
shoulders IA as stiles s1<gsH.. ben, IN
advance OF u e9Ae mess polk $l6 ,Il6 81;
lard ~. better; western held ut !vc.
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NEW FIRM.

CRAVING taken the stock AMI store lately owne
= and occupied ly iIoLLINGsw0kTH I
HUGHES, would inform my friends sud the publ
that viii continue the QUEENSWARE, GLASS
W ARE AND LuOklNG GLASS BUSINESS at tn
old stand, Main street, next door above the old Bsnl
recently perfected an arrangement with marty l.
Europe 10 attend per onallv 10 all my purchases L.
England, and am enabled 20 save much Ia tbs cost
the Goo 5 and prepared To offer inducements to m.
old AS well as new Customers. I will duplicate "a:
Eastern bills, and request those who have been accus
TONED % huyr asst In call and try me. Crates a.
sorted for the country kept ON hand.
.. W. HUGHES,
ser25 SuSessor 20 HcIiinrsw"-f' = r--h"s.
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COAL!! COAL!! SUAL...
JUSTICE WILL AND SHALL BE DONE y

HAVE Just erected Fairbanks Scale, for the pur-
Mp sc ~ weighing NY coal. shall sell ny coal v
ight, according To Tire Law Of the State. lave
invite ali my friends to give me ctI and try l..
have eight en yeirs in The business, and profess
T. he 'udge. The price of al Is i5cens per u.el
First ani Sec nj. Locust street NJ urnl rocks
Store, Nater street. al ny Coal Office at the La
masco Wharf, will I've stten.el b. All coat must be
paid FOR when ordered, in lankaNle currency.
dec,2 T.. ANDREW HUTCHINSON.
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PrrrssusoH, Feb l5-x

Rivers feet 10 inches, about stationary.
Weather cloudy; mercury 81. 1t is reported
that The river il closed by ice Jew miles be
low. No boats went out this morning. Nav
iration is temporarily suspended.
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FREDRIcxrowS, n. B. Feb l5-M
Several hou ses were desti owed hy fine here
We .tcrday. Mr.. eevans and his WIFI perish
cd in the flames.