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Ias- EXHIBITION WEsK!
AaGNTETCEN DISELAY
THOMAS Ii PHO

THOMAS Ii. PRICE d CO.
~ every arrival. aie making large additions to
iAe}E cJnlmandinE stock OF
RICH FANCY STAPLE AND
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
In every department they are nov thoroughly as
sorted aud able 10 give buyers at home, or from
a'Fo"A the advantage Of large and varied selec
tjou.
rhs senior partner of the house is again in mar.
bet sajs giving them the advantage of u resid, Mt
paTtasr. whilst 1t londs freshness to their entire
suCpl!.
IN sisrc snd expected
Elegant Velvet C!oaks
10 Black Clotn Closks
D. do do Rsgfaas
D0 Cord DO DO
D. do DO Cloaks
Stella shawis, great variety
Long and square BrCche Shawls
D. 60 blan Iet Shawls
hosiery, Gloves Mitts, &C
I'll .ck and Colored Bay adere Silks
English and AnSTcan Prints
Rich silk Robes SL,r al A0"'A'"''
Do Do DO f~G n,D!is f,onpGes nee;
EleEaD: Nalsntla RJbes
Eie eIaLt VI Jusiaius Robes
EmUToidcrles, every gra
Point Lsce AID Brussels Setts
Val and Honit0n
Bs.e Collars 10 variety
ii .cS Thread nd French Wells
BEN JaEIAcz, Grapes, fei!s, dc.
IR- tho HEAVY GOODS department, they have
JsDmed up thtir cel'Ar aSain, spd prepared to
show buyers every article for household aud ia IT
ptrp SIS a. the very closest rates such goods be
sid at.
-. They = are i,rg 9ew getting in
PULLED CLOTHS, "a and64
sHEETINGs; LINssYs 1N~''>'''
Brown and Bleached COTTONS
FLANNELS &C, &C
All Of which Offered upon the very best terms
oe &J-im THOMAS X PRICE q 90.
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sss- WarrxHubsrs OLD GALLERY

M4Is sr.--NoUrE.-WAT3ON takes Pictures
from 81 cents to SO. Ambrotyres, Melainotypos On
leather and Photographs, lite size plain cclored
either 10 pasile or oil 1ha painting TO be done bt
tirst class portrait painter. Hc does not pretend
to tsks tho;n by the 0uu by the Aid of machine
rs cable for running railway ocean
line of steamers. lie has two skyllehts, enabling
him AT ali times TO- get good Pictures an advaDtags
not pos sessed by any other Gallery in Richmond
Also-Picturos taken tor the aternscope.
Il
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DARIsd THIEF day afternoon,
drunken negro fellow, iu passing along Main
street, grabbed hafa DOZEN pair of shoes from the
etore Of Marcus Harris, and made of but being
top heavy, was soon 0vertsken and carried to the
cage, where he will be dealt with by the Mayor
this morning.
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ORPHANS Teachers and oh;ldrep

of the Female and Male Orphan Asylums have
been invited to visit the exhibition Rooms Of the
Mechanics Institute to day, between 0 and !
O'Clock; aud those Of st. Josephs Orphan Asylum
between and o'clock. =. NJ. We trust the
weather may DC suitable for their "turn out" and
that the Invitations will be accepted.
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kr Cf0ARs,
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC.
LEAF AND MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
A large and we'll selected stuck,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
JOHN BOUCHER,
t4th street.,
between Main and Franz lin ats.
B.--ci0Ahs made in any sty ie to order.
&C i-~Am
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OFFICE MERCHANTS INSURANCE co. 4
Richmond. 81 Nov. 1855. !
THE DIRECTORS of ,hi, mpany

Il ont OF its bet profits fer ths past six iaon,bs
hare th Is day declared Dieidsad If Ftus per csnt
pa Able 10 the stock oidsrs and alter the 18th
insiaat. and adisi Three per ce,st 70 the surplus
Fuaa. II MONTAGUE,
30 3-tfsS eecfetAFy.
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ray-HARrsHoHEE's AsrI-BILlous PILLS

the safest and bes. Purgatve Pills In Iise. They
act upon the liver, Stomach and Bowels, carrying
of all bile and every foal secretion. Thoy don't
Gripe easy lii their operation. and can I've takef
at any Iime without fear Of expo nro They remove
Gods from the system and prevent RheuIna ,ists- -
If you suffer with a1y ps'n, use HAsTSHOkhEs
CUEB-hLL, the great PAIN ANNIHiLAfOR II
you have a cough, use H&RT5HDRNE'S C0U0h
sYRUp, which is the best Cough syrup in the
world.
Sold BY all Druggists in Richmond &C Ib- em
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CORRESPOND
srS@ HR I.HKg II MCi1aw pr0faa

Of Chemistry Of Medical College of Virginia -Dopr
sr Ne would feel Obliged if you would obtain from
ps- Vim. +. Anderson she pill he has in his posses
slor (Which Is part of the same medicine taken by
the late MIR. NOo4y,) and analyse the same for AZ
giving us a written statement Of its contents.
Respectfully, WAXING A fhARCE.
Richmond, Oct. 22l, ISIS.
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R,cHnogp. october 2sth l.

KlCHNoND, Vctober 25tE, ls58.
Measrs. WAEISG Il kEARCz-(ientiemcn: | have
carefully anal ysed the pill, given me By DR.. W +
Andersosi. and find that contains & small portion
OF ca!nmel, but mainly consists of the sulphae OF
quiEino. The presence OF these two substances was
dIstiaCtly proved by variety of tests. ! have no
a1uSt that the p.ll composed entirely Ct these
LltG.CiHA. agents
Nefy respectfully, J B MCCAw
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Nsw THEATRE IN WARRINGTON "A new theatre 10
about to be built in Warrington, under the auspi.
ces OF Messrs. Ford Kunkle. The former gen-
tleman has already gotten up subscription OF
$4,000 towards the enterprixs. The design - 10
make . house capable of holding 1850 TO 1000
people.
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pathist) offers his professional services 10 the eit
xeas Of Richmond and Its vicinity. Office at hs
sidenos, on Leigh street. two doors from 9Th.
Je 1z-dIy
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yrw osIsASx Nov. Ar. n. Chiis6p, cotton
brsksr Of this city. committed suicide THE moias
ing. Ths dssshs by fssss yesterday vsfs seven
tsep,
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eIsouLAR PoBBERY.-The ofrs,e in tba

City Hall OF Mr.. Thomas U Dudley, City sersssst,
was entered yesterday morning or the evening
before, by some unknown person. who forced ooen
money drawer aud absiracted therefrom the
pocket booS stolen from Mrs. Carpenter, by a fe-
male thief calling herself ariflth, who is now In
JAIL awaiting trial, and the kuifs With which At.
kinson 10 said to have stabbed. Bowles. Ia the
same drawer were checks aud bank notes amount
icg 20 ssoo, none OF which were disturbed. The
pilferer entered the Office by means Of the door
key, which was left banging IN reach of any one.
The object Of the thief seems to ifa%e been TO de-
riroy the evidence against Mrs Griffith, ~h,eh we
take II was fruitless ope -
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outk MICS " &fRnfok
Enriingale miss Maria
Br umfitii miss Aihlind
Gre " Margaret .
OArotfe mrs n A
Cav Wiley 81
Can,6sll mrs Cstharins
CaEySdo mrs Jane
Ches.ers,sn Mary
Christian ms Mary A
Clark mrs b
Clark mrs Mary G
Cosby mrs Fannie W
Davenport mrs Ba r
D,Jsrnett miss Willie Y
Dean mrs d ary Jane
billiard miss Mary k
Elksrt mrs N J
Edmcniston mrs p N
Freeman mrs n @
freEch mrs Ii
Gib,cn mrs Sarah =
Grimes mrs Mary VI
Gentry miss L y
Hudson mrs Emily y
Hopkins mrs Sarah G
Hooper mrs Lucinda
Hcilaod mrs Sarah III
Haff,s ms Ann
Hanson mrs MarRars: G
Hall mrs frances
johnson mrs sarah
Jordon mrs ii X
Jones mrs Nancy
johnson mrsJ
Jarvis mrs Sophia
kronebergs- miss Nanc,
kimbrouYh mrs Al
Leyert mrs Cctayia w
iiliia.iar3 Etgloeth
Lyell mfs Jar' VI
Morris miss Ida
Moore miss JOS A
NJ iller mies Pameliar A
Mitchell miss Virginia
MAJ uiIe m is8 Annie k
Mason miss Betty
May miss Julia A
McKeuny miss Mary II
AcCouli miss Saiiie
Men ee III iss -
PARROT miss Mandy
pearce IN iss Bette
psTk ins miss l. II
Pierce miss Rettia "
Ross miss Margaret ID
Ricketts, miss Emeline
Steele mrs Annie Z
stevenson nrr l. 5
squg2ins mrs Jane
Summers mrs EIiya2
Siblty y mrs Margaret
sexton mrs Mary
Shields mrs Caroline
shepherd rars Earia
Tyler mrs Ann
Tinsley mrs -
filler mrs Mary 7
Tho n mrs Ann g
Tracy mrs -
1cmss mrs J Robertine
Vanfuvall mrs A X
Watts mrs Benz p
Woo d mrs Walter A
W illiams Patsy {coPd 2
Ware mrs Mary Il
West mrs Emma
Walden miss Alien I
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T lST OF LETTLRS-kensi aim ( L. he
ARICn MOND PuS- OFFICE, on the an q, Of
November 1853.
A1- Persons cailus for letters In this List will
please say they are ApvEEfIsKp.
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FIRB.-Yetterdav roornipv between n

FIRE 1 ssterday morning between The
hours Of and 2 o'clock, the blacksmith aud
wheelwrg shop, owned by l.. Ii. Dance, short
distance West Of Richmond, on the Westham plank
load, vas set on Are and burned to the ground -
The loss from the shcp and materials 10 about Sl20
on which there was partial insurance In the
Virginia Fire and Marine Office.
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soId By all Druggis!s in giohmond. &C ls- em


DEs5~ Dr. ACgILLEs AsCoII's OHce, on
ON GRACE STREET, BETWEEN 7rH AND sTR.
Ish Ply
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One more unfortunat,
Weary Of breath,
Rashly importunate,
Gnua IN bor daoth

The body waa fnally dragged out OF the river.
and laid upon the wharf until the dead cart should
arrive.
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LADIES, LIST.

~ a*
Alley mrs Catherine ,
Blair miss Bette
Blanche mioe Bottle
Bailey miss CoIumbie
kaidwiu ms Mary j
RAker IN aiss Anna y
Bass mise HenFisita Al
Bsrry miss JuliA
y
Crt ausr mrs MAris
Cumier mrs Lucy >
Casey mrs Martha
Carp snter miss n A
C@i ter miss Matte
Clark miss Rosa
Copeland miss susan
Coles miss Agnes
Culitn miss ketty
d
Dix miss Mary
Darrnoi mrs
Duncan mise Nannis
Davis furs Eli "A
u
Earnest miss 3 4
kly mrs kiisa y
r
fuFer miss Matilda
FREEMAN mrs Sarah @
q
Gentry misa Virginia A
Gary miss Leonoro y
Gaskins miss Agnes
II
Hitchcock mrs VIM r
Hughes miss Ann T .
H,usenright miss Y
Helmeol miss CLARA
Holman miss Carrie
Hendrick miss barR ba II
harding Kiss Susan A
J
Jones miss v B
Jordon miss Sallie Va
johnson miss Caroline p
yeffries miss Susan d
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BOGUS BANK Notes are Issued Of eThe HANK OF
the District OF Coiamtia signed O. Hasey Cashier,
aad Charles Y Russ, President. Its bogus cor.
eeru. There IL no such bsnk.
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PERMANENT Flxruass.-While tho re-


suits OF the late Agriculture, Fair in this city,
are YET fresh in the minds of mem ters Of the
central Society and the public at large, il nav
not % amiss to say word in relation to the
iutare, and to nrge the commencement of pre.
paraton for another year. As far as we have
been enabled t ascertain, there seems to be very
nttie II any hopes OF ever securing the use of the
morse adjoining the Western Square for suoth.
or exhibition, aud our readers know, that without
ths hofSes no other attraction, could bring the
people together. This being conceded, is is i'm.
poftant that another location should be selected
ut once, and as there are several beautiful sites
near Use city that might readily be secured, some
pan should be adopted to effect that end
we understand from gentlem ln, who has given
me subject much thought, that fifty acres of land
can oe purchased, near the city, on such terms as
can readily be Complied with By the Central So,
ciety; aud that by belding the Fair in the centre
ei this traok, and having cotitrcl of the land
surrounding it, the rents from outsiders might be
made TO pay not only the interest on the land and
improvements necessary for the Fair but to create
q sinking fund by which the principal could he
wiped out in q few years. II this be so, and We
nave no reason TO doubt it, the Genital Society
should not hesitate moment In making ihy pur-
chase and begin at once to prepare for a grand
e1biolton on its own hook, or in conjunction with
the State Society, next fall There are enough
men OF wealth and iberaity Ia the Central Socle-
~, to put any scheme through that may have for
ITS object the good OF the State, and we therefore
Invite their attention to the importance of imme-
diate action.
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AsofHE1 EQUESTRIAN STATUE on WAsHIs0fos -
An equestrian statue Of Warrington e 70 bs erect
Ha.hs. - .Sssseoi,a saais re- ssmss.sss II. nods,
and IL 10 on exhibitions In PhiIadslphsa,
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K
: kersey mrs AEn

ANhoof hito ncH
l.
Luusford misc Sarah
Long miss ,,pil
Lindsay miss Jalia n
NJ
Mathews mrs Eliza II
Mason mrs sarAe A
Meredith mrs 81
Mowbray yars sarah
Morris mrs II d
Morris mrs Adafs
Morse mrs Mary
kc
McGowsn mi
MCCARTHY miss NJ b
ruryear miss E.due 8 l.
Pitts mrs Marina
Powell mrs Mary O
Powell mrs Atm II
H
neis miss Ernsstine z
Senry mrs Miia
Sey mour miss L-uisa
fehults miss FIR edsriks
Slarx miss Sarah l.
street miss Nj Is
Sorrell mihs Amanda
Smith mits Nary 4
short miss Mary
T
Turpin mrs NJ A
Tay lor mrs s IL
Tate miss BETA
Ths Iket miss Harriet Q
Thow ,ii miss Bsti 10
v
w
williams miss Hattie
Williams miss VI L
W ilson mise Ida
Word miss Virginia NJ z
Womack miss Pauli-e
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Da;Icy,s Magical Pain Extractor.

In all diseases Inflammation more or less predomi-
to aliay Inflammation strikes at the root OF
the d<ease-hence immediate
DALLEY-S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR, and no
thing else, viii alIay Inflammation at once, and make
certain cure
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR will cure
the following among great catalogue of diseases
IrRxs, Sc,Ins, CUTS, CHIFEs, SOgE NIPPLEs, CoESs,
BrxIoxs BErIsts STRAINS BITES, POIsOS, CHLpL,ISs,
BnES ScsosrL, Ulcers FEVER SORES FELnSs Ear ACHE,
Piles soaE EYES tI4UT, SwELLIyGS, RHErssrIsN ScaLD
HEAD slIr EHErs Badness, EsrsIrEI,s, RIxGwoEs,
BAEnEss I1cH, SMALL Pox, MEASLES, RASH, &c, &c
To Some it may appear increduious that so many d
seases should he reached by article; such idea
~ vanish when reflection points TO the fact that the
saive il a consultation Of ingredients, each and every
applying perfect antidote its Apostle disorder
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR in It's Effects
is magical because the time is short between disease
and permanent cure: and it Is extractor, as il
draws all disease out Of the affected part leaving nature
sperfect before the injury. II is scarcely
say that house, workshop, mandatory should
be momeSt without IL
No Pain Extractor genuine unless the box has upon
q steel plate engraving, With the OF Henry Dial
ley, Manufacturer
For sale by all the Druggists and Patent Medicine
D.aIers throughout the United States and Canaias-
Principal Depot, IS Chambers 81 NT,r forE-
seTi9-iy CT. CHACE.
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We would call the attention Of our read.
crs to the advertisement of Messrs. Tappen
Bros, No. 10s Lake street, Chicago. These
enterprsing gentlemen have advertised with
us so long, and have clothed such vast
number of men and boys throughout the
entire West, that their names are to our read.
ers "familiar as household words"
BY their energy, and high-toned honora-
BILE dealing, they have long since made their
establishment head quarters for clothing in
Chicago. And those of our readers who
visit the city will find in their house, an as
sortment equal in extent and variety to
nearly all the rest Of the clothing houses
combined, and at prices as low as those of
any house in the Union.
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OF ~ weeks, 1854 90
Or per session Of y weeks,................ 2; 90
Or per Observation-Disclosures. D 81
Tuition for ddy .Srhodrs.
In the Academic Department. comprising Read
ing, Writing Spelling. Grammar, Arithmetic,
Geography, Elementary History, Natural PHI
loSoThy and CompoSt"u,) per year,.......... Is 90
In the Collegiate Department, comprising Gene
raj History. Book Keeping Algebra, ueom-try,
Tri-ouom,fry. Astronomy, Botany Chemistry,
Geology Zoology. Physiology. Rhetoric, Logic.
Mental Philosophy, Moral Science Political
Economy and Natural theology per year.. 80 %
OpfjOHIE >tudiSs.
Ancient Languages per year. each. ...... 30 %
Modern ............ ~ 90
Drawing and Cravouin-....... .............. % 90
Paintiu. in Water Colors..... . ............ 81 10
Painting Oh C,ors......... .............. ~ 10
Music Piano and on.................. ~ ~
tee Of Instrument ............. 4, %
FIR further particulars, please address by mail or at
the Seminary, lfeb21l l.. CMLACF, Principal.
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0ttatpa frfe Gra1tr .
LOCAL MATTERS.
City Fiction.

1
Our city election on Monday, SO far a.
Mayor is concerned, resulted in the defea
Of the democracy. This, however, is moi
attributable to any diminution in the demo.
cratic strength since the April election, at
which fair test was made, and the result
showed democratic majority in the city Of
nearly goo.
Our defeat Of Mayor is attributable 10
causes well known and understood here, and
to which il gives US no pleasure to refer. The
democracy of our city, like that Of too many
other cities. has the misfortune to be cut up
into two or three coteries or cliques, and I'M
I-ssa candidate can be nominated who has
not made himself obnoxious to either, the
chance is that he will encounter the oppo-
! siton of one or the other Of these coteries.
1t was a painful and in our humble esti-
nation, disgraceful sight, on Monday, to
see democrats whom we have hitherto re-
cogn:Eed as leaders, active amid all the rain
and mud, in soliciting votes for republican
candidates ard peddling republican tickets.
been candidates themselves, and insisted on
the importance and obligation on the part
Of good democrats to support regular and
fairly made nominations. They may and
doubtless will be candidates again. VIII
they have the face then to ask others to ad-
here to regular nOminations2
Mr.. Bristol may net have been, for vari-
Gus reasons, arising principally out of these
local causes of dissention, the wisest choice
as candidate for mayor. But he was en-
tirely Complementary eminently fitted for
the duties of the oflice,-and no democrat
who has at heart the unity and efficient or
ganization of the party could consistently
oppose him.
As mere question Of men, we attach no
importance to the result of this election. j.
o. Glover, Esq, will doubtless make a very
respectable chairman of our fortunately still
democratic city council, and beyond that We
shall probably hear little more Of him as
Mayor of the city of Ottawa. But we have
serious approximations for the future Of the
democratic party of this city, on account Of
the new hatreds and spites engendered by
this election. Indeed, if it is true, as We
have heard il minated. that this exhibition
of amiable feeling between certain democrat
ic and republican leaders on Monday is but
the prelVd. to more extended movements Of
the same sort, re shall regard tais election
as the most serious calamity the party of
this county has encountered for years
When the democracy of La Sale are driven
to the shift of ABANDONING their own or
ganization and principles, and striking bar
gains and dickers with their opponents. We
give due and timely notice that we are no
longer iT-
The following was the vote in the differ
X ards Mayor
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BLACKwoop-s EpISBrRoH MAGAzlSs.-Jhis
celebrated British Magazine, in spite of a
few pretended rivals, maintains its position
at the head of periodical publications Of the
day. The April number just re-issued by
Messrs. Leonard Scott Il Co, New York,
presents the following table Of contents;
The Missionary Explorer; Food and
Drink. Part H.; A Few Words of Social
Philosophy, by One who is no Philosopher !;
What viii He Do With 1t: Part NJ; From
Spain TO Piedmont; Rambles Round Glas-
gow; Mr.. John Company to Mr.. John Bull
on the Rival India Bills; The New Admin.
istration.
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OTTAWA MARKET.

OTTAWA, May 3, 1901.
Thanksgiving 56a57c; winter, none in
market
Cornish. SOC pr co lbs; ear Sec. 70 lbs.
Oats-25c-35 lbs.
Potatoes-l3c.
Bariey-35 cts. 40lb.
Egqs-4o.
Butter-l2al3c.
Hides-Green 4sc., dry SC.
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WEATHER-For the last two weeks we

WEATHER-For the last two weeks we
have in this region been afflicted with spell
of weather. Spells Of weather are general
" disagreeabIe, but none can be more par
ticularly so than spell of cold rainy wea-
ther Our rivers are again bank full, and
little over, and the mud on the principal
thoroughfaies leading to this great metropo-
lis is vaIiously estimated from foot to nine
fathoms. The spell is a calamity to the
whole country, for it prevents farmers from
planting, as also from bringing in their corn
which commands a good price, and which
we all rely upon to brin: once more little
money inte the country.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

THURSDAY, EVENING, May g.
CoMMERciAL.-The market to-day was
quiet Wheat opened at &c {. o. b., at
which figure several cargoes were sold car
". Towards the close of the meeting on
Change, however, there was an increased
inquiry, and two canal boat loads brought
64c afoat, with sale for delivery next week
at GA c (. o. b. In the afternoon the ruling
figures We're &c in store, and Gle I. o. b.,
although one lot of 5000 bu. wa; sold at
GAZE f. o. b.. The market closed rather
heavy. There was but little demand for
Flou and we report only two sales, one on
D. t. and the other at 81 81 delivered for ex-
ira There was All active inquiry for Corn
with an improvement in prices. III. River
sold at SOC f. o. b. for common, and 52ic for
choice. Distillers are offering Soc for re-
jectcd Corn on track Oats were dull, with
a few sales in Bags at 27a2Sc delivered.
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ANUsExSSTs.-The theatre business, we
believe, was pretty effectually run into the
ground IN this city during the past winter,
SO that Of the last batch Of histronics few
were able to leave town with receipts in full
for printing and hotel bills.
As substitute, We now have q concert
tro-oe at Metropolitan Hall, who are said to
nave n.' good house and given pleasant
entertainment for the last two evenings.-
The change is cs'-iuly for the better.
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SAVINGS BANK,

ia ElOrer's addition 90 OttG,rd.
0oo FORA Lot Terms IS cash, and IS on th'
DZZ first day OF every succeeding month unit
all paid, without interest iu26 TRUE WATERMAN
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Council Proceedings.

My !, lsJ--
Present: Mayor Walker. Aid. Leavens, Nette,
GRAY. Green, Armour. Slaitery, Richardson, Ho-
ban, Barton, Calkin and Putnam.
Minutes OF the last meeting read and approved
Clerk reported the assessment roll for Pine 81
sewer had been duly returned and flied IN his Of
fee and that proper notice had been given that the
same would be acted on AT this meeting.
On motion OF GRAY, the consideration OF the
same was postponed for one week.
Bus PtID.Geo Bristol, lumber, 1855; Jas
Nolan. -. labor, Sl.5'.
On motion of LeavenS,
Oy,iegeA. That tie time 10 be fixed for the ternI
nation of the lease of T.. y. Grlggs OF bis gravel
beds was six years from the present time
On motion of Lcayens, the election returns were
taken up and canvas>ed. Char appointed Lea' ems
and GRAY TO assist in canvassing the same
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The EUTERPEANs.-We have = note in
forming us that the troupe of vOcalists call
ing themselves the Euterpeans propose to
give concert in this city on Wednesday
evening of next week. The Mendoza, La
Sale and other of our exchange papers
speak very highly of this troupe.