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TERMS.
My- Circulation equal to all tha
other City dailies combined.
Mr.. Hopes ode last Night.

We were delighted to find SO large an
audience, and one SO brilliant with wo-
manly loneliness and manly intelligence,
at Mechanics Hall, last evening, on the
occasion Of the repetition OF james Barron
Hopes great Poem, 1t was credit to
the good taste Of our citizens that they
gathered III such numbers to render the
reward Of their applause to so worthy a
representation Of native genius, and so
loyal kuight ia the scsvice Of Virginia.
For tt;e duty which Mr.. Hope aud his
conpec,s hare proposed TO themselves
subordinate as it may appear. III the sight
Of more material and purely utilitarian
minds, to commercial ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Of The SoutIl-isiu fact conttitutiyG to her
truest dignity--the achievement of lit
erary and Intellectual senown. In this,
as even Vattcl-no mean suthority-dc-
s'atcs, resides the real neral slQsy Of a
commonwealth
Tbje Poem is truly cccaiion-~com-
n,aDdine in its proportions. Of faultless
syn,metry. and informed. as by divine
Idea. with patriotism at once glowing
in lis esseucs aud severely chaste 10 its
exrtcsbio,i. Bc4nGiess in the variety Of
its imagery, fall OF the most exquisite con-
septions, wrought, 80 is everything which
the yeritabiu muse dictates, ceWrcntc CO.
iaeo, still. its. most striking character,
perhaps. is ts remarkable unity OF de-
Msa-the high mastery with which its
artist has cos,folmcd its every part to
sitgie end.
We listened 10 the delivery Of Tie Poem
with 90 disposition to gortcar suoa criti-
eism as might be exacted Of us by our
seuse Of the responsibility that attaches to
the censorship which the Press owes it 10
the public to exercise. Our impression Of
it is. that in all its particulars and as
whole, il is work Of rarely cqua!led ex-
eeiieuce,u Itis, indeed, monumental. aud
stands .,ccccfotth a stcadfast pillar in the
permanent poetry Of America Its author
has sjsht Il, say, with The ect.ile Singer
81 Vanusa:
S~J' n1oausscaiusa. os'c itTenn,ns
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MECHANICS, HALL.

MECHANICS HALL.
NORFOLK LITERARY AND SCIEN-
TlFIC INSTITUTE LECTURES.
rTNhc Eleventh and Twelfth Lee
l. lures of the course before the Norfolk
Literary and Scientific Institute will be de-
liyercd at
MECHANICS HALL,
On Tuesday and Thursday evening", the 10th
and lStk of March, by PROF.. MILTON
SAILER, of Cincinnati, Ohio.
Sub ects--lst "Beauty and the Beautiful"
I'd, "Mirth and the mirthful."
Tickets of admission rs cts.
Lecture to commence at o'clock.
Tss- Pref. Bledsoe who was ad&ftised to
Lecture in the regular course, has been pka-
vented by inclement weather, and his visit
will be postponed, and Prof. Saylor will
complete the course on Thursday evening
next, and all other Lectures during the
present season will come in as extrasH
NH IL.
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MARINE NEWS,
PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH
FRIDAY, March IL.

FRIDAY, March H.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Glen Cove, Davis, FIN Richmond.
CLEARED.
Schr. Gazelle, Walker, for Providence, by
Delk & Lindsay.
Schr. He nduras, Cross, for Boston. by w.
C. Williams.
MEMORANDUM,
Schr. j. II. Hinton, Brothers, from vii
rnington, with lumber, bound to this mort
before reported ashore near Ocracoke. a
Deen gotten OFF and taken to Elizabeth CITY.
from whence she will proceed to Norfolk,
SATURDAY, March 49,
ARRIVED.
Steamer Louisiana, Russell FIN Baltimore.
Boat NJ. Z. White, from n. c; corn, to
Grandy Il Stout
Steamer kahukee, Taylor, and 2 Barqss.
from n. 9; with 27ls bush. yellow corn, to
j. M. Smith 4 Bro.
$500 do white do do Jno. d. Hardy
Il Co. -
2l56 do yellow do do K. Bipes 4 Go.
2604 do do do do G. F. Anderson.
90 S6 oales cotton. do K. Biggs 4 Co.
euts.
hchr. Mary EEza,--fm N. c; 40 ii.
shingles, to Odom Clements.
IN HAMPTON ROADS.
Ship Versailles, Eldridge, lO7 DAYS I'm Cal
Lao, for orders, to Hardy & Bro. The Yer
sales has experienced very severe weather on
the coast she was II days to Northo of Hat
teras' before arriving at Cape Henry.
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From the Atduny knickerboeaer, Nsrcd 10.
Trayis,the Sporting william Tell,
Shooting Oranges from q Boys


Shooting Oranges from q Boys
Head.
We have already alluded to the thou
sand dollar wager, made by John Travis.
that lie will shoot three oranges from the
head and hands CT a boy-distancc, tlir-
ty tcct-weapon, a pistol When We
reflect that the trenor or movement of
muscle may bo sufficient to cause pre-
mature discharge, and that the ,levia-
ton of TIE fraction Of an iuch from the
precise aim might terminate fatally to the
lad, the feat appears as wonderful rs it is
certainly novel, Travis formerly re-
sided in Saratoga. The feat comes off in
Louisville, in June. The oranges are
each to be q inches in diamcter-one is
placed On the top Of his head and one
on the back of each hard, the arms being
expended. In this position, at the dis
lance of ten PAGES, or thirty feet, facing
the shooter, and with no intervening OBJ
ject, Captain John Travis proposes to hit
the orange, aud has only three shotsto
hit the three oranges. The boy who is
to support the oranges is ten years of
%, "Io "ilSut anu SpllSutiy iau. ne
has every confidence in the ability of
Captain Travis to hit each object, aud
has equally as much in his own nerve,
which, cannot be surpassed. He is now
under daily training. The boys feet are
placed twelve inches apart, aud his hands
upon lis lips.-Tho Captain shoots
through the angle made by the bending
OF the aims and between the feet. This
is done to accustom the boy to tie firing,
"and''f possible, give him more confidence
and make him feel ct case. The little
fellow is q native OF Louisiana, aud lis
mother is always present during the
prsctising.-She Is entirely satisfied that
1t will result in safety to her son. This
is probably the most dangerous feat ever
undeftakcn hy any man 10 this country.
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Fatal. REsuLT PROM DEINKtSG.-
A German, named George Bcllingcr, a
resident Of Po'heepsie, n. Y , went into
drinking saloon in that city, on Friday
night, and drank three glasses of punch,
aad four Of lager, VIXEN he was conveyed
to his residence in Fine street, in state
Of beastly intoxication, and left lying in
the passage. In the morning he vas
dead
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Hotel Arrivals.
NATIONAL HOIEX. NORFOLK
WIN. WAhTEs:s PropRU TOR
HARRY.

II L Brown, Bait; Mr.. Kilby, Suffolk;
? Martin, Petersburg; G w Wood, nert-
ford; L M Cosby, Danville; L j Boutwell,
lady and son, Va; r II Ford, Petersburg;
w 7 Taliaferro, Mathews; f A L Cassi-
dy, Wilmington; James Barron Hope.
Hampton; L Hallett, Northampton, Il
A Armstead, Hampton; d P Baker, Va;
} M Stribbling, Marion;J P Jones, n.
G.
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RUBBERS.

THE teameP J IN e W n
elegant PICk-LED TRIPE, which will be
offered for sale Monday morning. The last
that had went of like a flash, and many
were disappointed in getting taste, but
hereafter we will try and keep supplied so
that all may share in the good things of this
life. II. F. JAMES,
ma IL in the market.
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REMARKS.

REMARKS.
The market for Corn continues firm ".
notice an advance Of one cent IN White ana.
Mixed-about 5000 bushels White sold for
62e, and about l 400 bushels Mixed for doc
no arrivals or sales of Yellow.
Cotton, fair supply on hand-no trans
actions to note,
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Circulation of the Csty Papers

We see that orr cUtcinporary of the
,A,yas. with ,rcfefcnee to tho statement
Of tue TlMC,aRE-patNfeo C,fy In
ass, that it cireui,tcs 5000 copies, o,;scs-
yes this morning I'VE send out of the
city three times as many papers as our
aeighiov. We 90 not dispute this asser-
tion: what we have to remark is. that
ses' circulation is boa. f,rtepe times what
the IN{e1 claims
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Special Notice.

SPeCIaT n OtlCe.
NOR Pertaining the Breath. Cleaning
IL Teeth, and Beamifying the Com.plerisn;
use "BALm OF 1000 Flowers" Fer Lrssssna
Ladies Hair, use "WoopLANp CREAM."gA
new Pomade. 1t curls gentlenen's Heir bedu-
tyMUy-Price so cents each.
Beware of Counterfits.
w. FETRIDGE h co.
Proprietors N. w
Sold Wholesale and Retail by
V1CKERY & COMPANY,
booksellers and Stationers.
Also sold by King d Toy, and Santos
Wake Co, and by all Druggists. dc 5
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Thalbers has now been in the United
States about two years, and he must have
realized a very large sum by his concerts.
Some months ago We heard it estimated
as high as 100000. The people of this
country. and especially in our large cities,
are exceedingly fond Of music, and the
taste is constantly increasing. The mum
Der ct pianos that are in active operation
in the United States may be counted by
thousands.
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A VACAsLE ASDLEsrIcK.-An Irisl.
gentleman had occasion to visit the
South some time since. When he re-
turned, he remarked to friend that the
Southern people were very extravagant.
Upon being asked why SO, he said that
where ho staid they had candlcstick
worth eleven hundred dollars.
Why, how in the world could it have
cost 50 much?' inquired his friend.
Och, be jabcrs! it was nothing meren
a big bigger fellow holding torch in his
hand for liz to eat byp
NEBRASKA SALT.-ft is stated that ex-
cellent salt is manufactured at the Salt
Springs. in Lancaster county, Nebraska,
equal to the best qualities manufactured
in any part Of the world. The water
from which the salt is made yield from
forty-five to fifty pounds to fifty galloss
John Z Cough is featuring in England
TO immense audiences.
PATENTS IssURD.--Among the issues
from the Patent Office, in Washington
last week, were the following:
TO VIM M Faris, Of Wheeling, Va.
for an improved water metre to VIM L
| Hay, of Alexandria, and Chas w Cobutz
Of Winchester, for Improvement in ma
chimes for sowing fertilizers to Chas
McEvoy, of Richmond, for improvement
| in table refrigerators-
Why are gloves generally 'unsaicable'
--'Bccause they are kept on band
! We often hear ofa widow neniiue he
| uundi1on by repairing.
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A WOMAN Frozen TO DRATH.-A Mrs
Jeakins. residing in Mount Savage, Cum
befiana county, Nd, was found lying on
her bed, on Friday evening last, frozen to
death. She was given to intoxication,
and The evening preceding her death had
been imbibing freely, and, it is said, in
this state she had lain down upon her
bed, without any of the covering over
her, whore she was found the next morn
ine an inanimate corps. She leaves a
family OF several children.
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MURDERED FOR TWENTY DOLLARS
Au lr:shman, wtese name is unknown,
employed on the New York Central
Railroad, was paid off on Friday last,
and returning to his home in Alexander,
when in deep cut near that place, was
murdered, as it is supposed, for the 500
which be had that day received. The
body was discovered the same evening,
and an inquest held, but 10 clue to the
murderer was discovered. :
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toll II $50 Prime .Iolcs for sale by
- una II J. Y. JONES.
III. 4 A. Copy
BAY RUM.

e DOG best imported baJ Rum, Just 70
u cnived. and tor sale by
l.. IL J., ", hi}B.
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HOUSE, PORTSMOUTH,
]. u. WoLLApAY, pRornlErok.

J Stribling, Georgetown, District of
Columbia; S Cox, North Carolina; L }
Sinclair, Elizabeth City; p B Hawkins,
North Carolina; j i Norleet, Suffolk,
Virginia; Thomas r Ballcntine, Norfolk
county; Miss Rddick, Month Carolina;
j s Brothers, James Savine, J j Gran
dy, n N Clarke, q II Jollie, Elizabeth
City, N. c; J G Carver, Gates county,
Virginia.
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New Advertisements.
please Notice.

A Ill my six month credit customers, who
N have not settled in ,Eanuaryewi please
settle this month"; tor Lam about TO 60 North
for my spring supply. and will need money.
will also state, that will sell any thing We
have, at and below cost for cash only.
N. B.---All goods left to be trimcd, posi-
lively cash on delivery.
ma l3-3t i. A. karin.
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Sw~ Samuel B. Paul. Esq. has as
sumed tho editorship and proprietorshir
Of the SoaM SIDE Democrat, of Peters
burg. formerly owned aud edited by A l..
D. Banks. Esq. His saiatatory il very
manly and ablo.
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MERCHANTS HOTEL, NORFOLK
i'll. WElrusswAx, PeorR1sso.

o. H. VEAT!iGkWA1, IHVFKIEEoK.
CIV Wickings, Richmond; James II
Charles, Thomas Tomuloon, North Car
DINA; John Murphy: New York; M
Turbey and servant, North Carolina;
Solomon Doane, w T Griffin, Thomas s
Bunting, William Rogers, L Deisick, Ac-
c0p,ac
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nag Hon. Edward Everett gives his
lectafe Oh CHARITY" at Washington nexs
Friday evening.
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fiER.-Yesterday. about 2 o'clock,
p. tn.,sa fire broke out in the large brick
stable in the rear OF the lot on High
Street, occupied by Col. D. G. Potts, and
belonging to Robert L. Collier. Esq,
Which was consumed, with all the
provendcr that was in it. We have
not heard how the fire originated. For
tunatcly, the wind blew in direction
in which the flames could not reach any
other building. The loss is twelve or
fifteen hundred dollars without insur-
ance.--Petrsbs,y hste'l'gcncer Of fes-
ter,Ioy.
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James Nolan, aged 81 years. has been
sentenced to be hung at New Orleans, for
ths murder o4 Johu Renou.
The Post Zeitung, Of Augsburg, an III
sra montaine journal, has pronounced
itself in favor Of torture in extraordinary
eases. since the recent attempt on the life
sf Louis Napoleon,
The six thousand dollars lost in the
sxeets of Baltimore last week, were pick
I'd up by an honest man, who restored
them to the owner
Water forms 70 per ccnt Of tho wisois
He;ghs Of shc huuai, sody..
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8e5- The Common and Select Coun-
oils Of Norfolk on Thursday concurred in
Resolu ton. instructing the Directors
sod Proxies representing the interest Of
the City in the Seaboard and Roanoke
Railroad Comp any to procure such an
arrangement with the Adams Express
Company or with some ether, as shall
restore to us Tie facilities for Expressage
to aud from certain points So4ltlr, OF
which we have been deprived through a
misunderstanding between the Adams
Express Company and the s & u Rail
road.
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TOBACCO! TOBACCO
4 TRIAL IS MOST RESPECTFULLY Y
SOLICITED.
IF YOU WANT A SUPERIOR
i article OF Chewing Tobacco cali at ME-
HAGAN'S, and get some of CRUMPTON'S
FOIL TWIST Cigars of the first quality,
shall moi cnumerate all kinds, but simply
say, that 1 propose keeping constantly on
hand the very best of Foreign and Domestic
Cigars, Tobacco and SnufIs.
WIN. A. MEXICAN,
ma l2-Iw No. 46, Church st.
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OCEAN HOUSE, PORTSMOUTH.

WATTS Il EsnERsoN, rRornIETos g.
w Mccain, United States Navy; John
Wrca, Pottsville, Pennsylvania; s Ii
Griffin, Mrs I.anier, Baltimore; W j
Wright and lady, Virginia; J NJ Tart,
Nansemond county; w W Berry, Eliza
beth City, North Carolina; Mr. Chaun-
cey, Mr. Stratton, New York; Il judi
kins, southampton county, Virginia;
Lieutenant o Baker, United States Ma
rine Corps; f Bradshaw, Bcrtic, North
Carolina.
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BOY WANTED.
FOR HIRE.

Ireen Laguyra Co fife e-Just ro-
" cciyed, and for sale at retail or by the
bag. DAVIS & WOMBLE.
ma - No. 5, Campbells Wharf.
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Vinegar-40 bbls. Cider Vinegar, just
' received and for sale by
SHEER WOOD Il YOUNG,
ma Is IA Roanoke square.
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Steamboat Disasters.

The Memphis Bulletin of the 23d inst,
contains the particulars of the burning of
theesteamer Ben Franklin, on the previous
Tuesday night, at Ashton landing, a few
miles above Vicksburg. The boat belonged
to the Memphis and New Orleans Steamboat
Company, and had on board 1000 bales of
cotton, from Memphis to New Orleans. She
was comparatively new boat and was in
:sured for only $35, 5000, in Louisville The
cotton was insured in New Orleans and Bos-
ton. The passengers were all saved. The
boat and her cargo were entirely consumed.
The steamer H. D. Newcomb, one of the
Lightning Line of packets from Cairo to
New Orleans, struck a snag at the foot OF
island No. 81, on Monday last, and sunk
The boat broke in two, and will prove to-
tai loss; her cargo is badly damaged. No
lives lost. She was owned and insured in
Louisville for about $50, 900.
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SAD DIsAProIxrMESr.-The large part

SAD DIsAPPoINTMENT.-The large party
that left here yesterday morning, to hear
Sc GATOR Douglas at Lawreneevile, returned
last night very much disappointed. The
Champion of Popular Sovereignty did not
make his appearance, and had never au-
thoried the appointment, and probably had
no knowledge of its having been made for
him. He was addressing crowd on the OPP
posite side of the State, at Rock Island, at
the hour he was announced to address the
crowd that assembled at Lawrenceville.-
Some one must have committed great
blundcr AMI I-called down upon his head
"curses both deep and loud , from the NOR
titled and disappointed throng.
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g1g" Meredith Holland, of Monroe coun-
t., Ky, one of the greatest mathematical
curiosities Of the age, is now in our city
His whole process Of calculating is mental,
and he gives answers to the most compli-
Gated sums with rapidity and correctness
that is truly marvellous. The longest null
Implications and divisions are made with as
much ease, apparently, as the school boy re-
cites his multiplication table He is stop
ping at the Pavilion Hotel, where he is will
ing to furnish evidence to the credulous, OF
his wonderful mathematical attainments.
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Parental BEREAvEMENT.-Mr. Hicks,
editor of the Rockport Democrat has endur-
ed the sad affection of consigning, within a
few months, two bright and promising sons
ito the grave. The last was buried on Sun
day, leaving home more desolate and
gloomy to parental hearts than the silent
tomb that had received their childrens' life
less remains. Those only who have felt the
silence and desolation of fireside bereft OF
its little prattlers, can fully sympathise in
the heart broken grief of tie afflicted pa
rents.
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NEW ORLEANS, Oct. Is

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 28-M.7
The steamer, st. Louis, from Aspinwall,
with California adyices to the 9Th inst, has
arrived. - Z
She brings 81 100000 in treasure.
She arrived at this port at noon to-day.
The frigate Roanoke, the sloop-of-war
Saratoga, and store ship Relief were at As
pinwall-
The St. Louis passed the Star of the
West bound out, on the 18th.
The successful laying of the Atlantic ca
bic was celebrated throughout California on
the 9th.
There were professions, cannon firing otd-
tons and Examinations at Ewing, where the
Humboldt telegraph had been completed
from Placerville to the first summit of the
Sierra Nevada
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-The present term has
been a lengthy one, but the volumnous
docket will be finished up this week. Judge
Smith has fully sustained the reputation he
has won as ! judicial officer, and the facility
with which he dispatches business entities
him to the distinction of model inden
ms usual, there was quite a number of di-
vorce cases before the Court, some of which
were granted, while others were refused
A few applications were continued until
next term.
The following criminal cases were dis
posed of up to yesterday. Several remain
to be tried. 1t will be seen that Wander
hnrgh is to be we'll represented at Jefferson
vile, for some time to come.
James Brown, sentenced to the peniten-
tiary for two years and six months, for be-
ing an accomplice in robbing Lancelot
Armstrong of $4,000. jackson NJ Woods
three years, for stealing skiff and lot of
clothing; William Woods, for same offence,
two years. Cornelius Dugan for shooting
Isaac Foster, two months in county jail
Samuel W. Thornhill, alias Woodward, for
robbing Pavilion Hotel, three years and six
months in the penitentiary. Epo Better,
two years, for stealing a mule. W. F. Lead
better, on two indictments, for stealing tools
eight hours for each in county Jail. Thos.
Foley, county Jail twelve hours, for stealing
clothing. John Fitzgerald, twenty days in
Jail, for stealing a clock. Benjamin ALL
good, penitentiary two years for stealing a
watch. William Bradley, an accomplice in
same offence two years. Charles 4. Gibbs,
stealing, two years. J. S. Richardson, two
gears in penitentiary for shooting Thomas
Cashmen.
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Rg7s~ The Apollo Theatre opened last
night to Il very fair audience, consider
ing the weather and the state of the streets,
which prevented many from Attending
The music deserves special notice and is
alone worth the price of admission. Let
all go and hear if for themselves and wit
ness good play, such as Belle Adams win
always present.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 28.-M.
But little export demand for flour; sales
of $4,000 barrels at s. 81 for extra, and
Sc 65 for Kentucky extra family; sales to
the trade at s. l2G9S5 25 for superfne Rye
flour. and corn meal unchanged. The supply
CONTINUES light, but there is little or no de-
mand for it with sales of red at l5@ 20,
and white at l 25Gl 80. Nothing doing
in rye. Corn has improved, with sales vel
low at 7S(dSO, and new at 6OG6S. Oats
sell slowly at 41GG42. In provisions there
is more frmness, but the transactions are
of very meagre character. Whisky is
unchangcd sales in barrels at 23@224.
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BAe We invite the attention of the sick
and afflicted, to the advertisements in our
columns of DIR. Easterlys Iodine and Sarsa-
parilla, and Gridleys Salt Rheum and Tet-
ter Ointment, DIR. Carriers Cough Balsam,
DR.. Bakers Specific DR.. Hooper's Female
Cordial, and DR.. Easterley,s Fever and Ague
Killer. These medicines are prepared by a
thoroughly educated Physician, Chemist and
Pharmaceutist, SO that all can rely upon
them as being safe and effectual in curing
the diseases for which they are recommend
ed. They are standard remedies, and can
be found in nearly every Drug and Apothe-
cary store in the United States