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POLICE CoURr.-J Gdge Lowe, yesterday
morning, examined twenty four cases. The
following are the only ones that would seem TO
DO worthy Of notice:
Our Issue of yesterday contained an 40.
count Of the arrest of fellow nsmed Lewis
King, who was surprised at the corner Of
Pike and Third in the act Of stealing o lot Of
clothing which he found In the hall Of q
building In that locality. Upon being taken
before the Police Court, yesterday morning,
ne pleaded guilty to two charges Of petty
larceny, and was sentenced TO the County jail,
at hard labor, for the term Of one year-six
months upon each charge.
Lewis Cox and John Smith, who, were az
rested night before last at the Fair of the Sis
ters Of Mercy, at the Meiodeon Hall, by Or
Ger Msrmion, were charged with petty larceny
and carrying concealed Weapons. The first
sccuSation was not substantiated By the evil
dence, and was, therefore, dismissed, but upon
the second they could not disclaim, and they
were fined each $40 and costs.
The case Of William Hardt, who our read
ers will probably remember, was arrested on
Monday last for an assault and resisting Off
cers,was called, and the defendant discharged,
without trial, upon payment of the costs.
pair of girls, of undoubted reputation,
named Margaret Francis and Jane Neely,
night before last, made the locality of Eighth
street and Weatern.row appear more like o
Pandimonium than the center Of the metrop-
oils, by yells and noises of the most unearthly
character, and, Of course, found themselves,
upon returning to their senses, yesterday
morning, in the cells of the Ninth-street
Station. house. They were fined each $40 and
costs, and sentenced to the City Prison for .
term Of five days.
A party Of fellows, named Spencer Winder,
James Day, William Thompson and Lutx King,
were arrested night before last, at Woods
Theater, for disorderly conduct. They amused
themselves by throwing their hats on the
stage and disturbing the audience by sundry
means, and were fined S. and costs.
A fellow, named Michael McAllister, who
keeps o grocery on the corner of Race street
and Front, was fined $40 and costs for selling
liquor on Sunday last, contrary to tho city
ordinance
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NEWPORT NEWS.

LIGHT, MORE LIaHr.-For several years our
city has nominally been supplied with gas, BY the
Covington Gas Company, though the street lamps
haye been placed 90 far apart as to reuder them not
only useless but more than useless, by making the
darkness appear greater, outside Of small circle.
This inconvsnience has been source Of no little au
noyance to the travelling pnblic, and the subject has
OIL Iattery, anether difficulty has arisen, which
not c9naned 70 the public lights but extends to al
quality, and II has become almost impossibie to
read BY II. We hope that the gas company will al.
tend 10 the matter Immediately. -
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ACCIDENTAL DEATH FROM AsPHYxIA.--A wo-
man named Margaret Kelly, residing on
Providence street, short distance above Lib
srty, left Q little daughter, aged two and half
years, in the charge Of some persons living in
the same house, yesterday morning, and went
to market. During her absence the room in
which the child had been left, became filed
with the irrsspirable gas arising from char
coal fire upon which some sad irons had; been
heated, and when she was discovered she was
dead. A physician was called in, but his Of
forts to restore the child were fruitless.
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ECLECTIC MAaAzINE.-This excellent maya.
zine of foreign literature enters upon new
volume with the January number, which has
been received by Pease & Co., Sixth street,
east of Walnut. It is made up Of selections
from the European magazines and reviews,
and Its coming is eagerly looked for by the
student.
The Home Journal, Wilkie's Spirit, and Por-
ter's Spirit, for this week, can be had at the
same place.
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Y. M. N. L. Lectures-Rey. George G.
RObIngOn,s Discourse

III. y..t,,xo 90 D.. o..
last svsn;n~-st - 8 s,a;,h oeWgige y. ncolhson
Iibrssv Assoc;at;on On aEn. n Y AZ Ds'oae ;ne ;as
own RSttom D d,aw tba ,.,.1.p 10y NV oa 10 10
~. ssason .hs hoan ssSs uvnooutse o.
crsater rs,t of ,hs ~.;,a,;.. Suu al tne
Ripblv cuItiyatsS and stton,;ma | ma;t mava w''n
The Reversnd ssntlsnnsu ,.he - avn,
Iectnrer' bacsn he arn,ass;n WY bn - .hat ao ~
a tvro. he vonld not bs ton ssa.aIp .,;.;s;y.J' !.
and tbsn msnt;onsd ~ ;r.tsnns , - Jo%I,
Runvan,s tn oer;n~ Joyn @ SV nav aS ~ hoSara oSna
the door of coors, shnr ~. NJ ~ ns;nSe vso .so
every tnb on ;ts awn ti hotior ,a TS. ;asa s 1eo
SoJ;sd ~ th,s ~ ra,,,,Isr ,,ssns iacs W en-
of ali human obsractsr AND nro grass 81 S Noons vass
could .uccasd M carsa 49,, .:.L.. Az n,
possessior,. exercise and davsIonsmsnt ~ ;nd; .u'
viduaIitv. s'Sr''-sA'oi - 'Au'-
He oonaidered the ;ndividna,itv ~ .o,h G..
ultv. tbat Of 4 partioular faculty a. o,nassa
to fhe otbsr facnlt;ss. tha ;nauan.. pPVsS. R ~.
facuItiss combined. tba facnIt;ss :" .hs... a. ~.
as unbsrmonious With a nrosssa;or =. oaII;mo
and the individunIitv Of man n. |. ,sso.nos, 3,
arrsved against his fellow. tbs corS;s;on ~
affaira and The vovern mani 'n VI
Each one of those points be amnl,8ad T.,
various WAYS and with ant illustrat;ons wh;oh
were well received and often annlandad' bu % hi.
audience. rf'''''- - A''
The lecturer held that the certain Soma.
4
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ANNUAL ELECTION OF THE I. O. r. M
Senaca Tribe, l. 0. R. M, held their regular
council fire at Opna Wigwam, on the 2sth
sleep Of the hunting moon, G.. S. $500, and
elected the following chiefs for the next ak and
twelve moons: G. Weiskopf, Sachem; P. 8.
John Gremer, Senior Sycamore; E. March,
Junior Sycamore; P. 8. NJ. Rothschild, Chiei
Of r.; P. s. Il. Sneyder, A. @. Of R.; P. S. A.
Lanther, Keeper of Wampum; P. S. David
Backer, P. y. L. Schloss, Jacob Wrest, Trus
teee
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Boy DROWNED IN THE CANAL WHILE SKATING.
a lad, about fourteen years of age, named
Joseph Judd, while skating yesterday after
noon on the Miami Canal, near Sycamore
street, broke through the ice and was drowned:
His body was recovered in short time after
the accident and taken to the residence Of his
parents, on Culvert-street, short distance
east Of Broadway. The occurrence was wit
messed by several persons, who rendered the
boy all the assistance in their power, but it
was fruitless. :
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T0zrER's DEpoT.-It 10 to the interest of
families and restaurateurs to know that Tozier,
at No. 2O6 Vine-street, opposite Longworth,
received last night by express large supply
Of salt water cells, smelts, founders, stuffed
bass, black fish, haddock, cod fish, CLANS,
oysters aud HOLSTERS, besides good supply Of
venison, prairie chickens, quails, &c, Every
body should patronize Tozier, as his enterprise
is worthy success.
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Nv neuQ averaging IDS. 15
Hogs averaging lSODl90 pounds were saeable at So,
% s a Ths rsssps may sss Ss
PRoyISI0NS.A fair demand for mess Pork at
VIA with y c ass OF @ 200 6hds bulk Meat
to be delivered In the latter part Of February $50
barrels Lard sold at 9ao. and 100 do at lOc At the
green Meats sold ct &C. for Shoulders; 9-l0e. for
Sides, and 7s-l6@7Ac for Hams Nothing done in
GROCERIES, The market Is steady, at full prices:
sales Of 60 hhds. Sugar at 8Hs3Sc; loo brIs Moiss.
ses at 46o to arrive, and 100 bags Coffee at I22xc
Molasses Is held more firmly under the advices from
WHEAT-There ig good demand. and prices have
adysnSed g q. per busheL We now quote prime white
100 bushels prime red at 81 2 200 DO. prime white at
81 26 $50 DO. prime red at 81 % this price is above
0ogN-The market is firm, with good demand
0ATS-fhe market continues dull, but prices un-
changed sales Of 1000 bushes,in bulk, at 4sc.; $50
RYE.Prices are firm at 81, with an active demand,
BARLEYNTfhes market is dull; but prices are nm
changed. We continne to quote prime fall at 73c.,
and fair to good at 63@ssc..
mSnd a prevoSa WIZ ~ M en- oaa active
..II! 4 market aoOa 4 Am ana
APPIEs-The demand continues good, and prices
poTATsoESras 4, q y market e firm, with good de-
GLOVER SEER-The market is dull, and prices
have declined to 81 60 per bushel In saoks sales Of
''4 % '' iBYs b y MAGNETIC TELEaRApH.1h 20
NEW YonK MARKKT, December Pep. M.-Flour
very firm and quiet: sales barrels, at IS 20
ss e sa srns State @ r e. s1ra State
common to medium extra Western; Is 65@o Is for
inferior to good shipping brands extra round-hoop
ns nsd SSS Canadian a %s Flour
better sales Of 400 barrels at s. 5O@6 70 for common
70 choice extra. Rye Flour is IN fair request at
waukie Club held very stify: sses Of LOO bushels
common Milwaukee Club u 81 Rye very firm ct
c Barey n unchanged sslssG 1900 bush
ssss 81 ess ysss ssss
ct 26c. Pork dull and heavy: sales Of 800 brls ct
dun sSd unchsngsd; ;sss q 20 bIis s g 81
for repacEed mess, and Silsii 50 for extra mesa q
Beef Hams unchanged: sales Of 200 packages at SAC
@is. Out Meats unchanged: sales of Is packages at
Bacon moro active salo, ot 100 boxes Western Cum.
do. Western Co., for January and February delivery
at $40. Lard dull and heavy sales Of S76 barrels q!
A. BGr Sss q dsS u Sr ohiS snS
Arm; sales Of lGoo bales sugsr firm: New Orlssn,
@5sc. Hides frm: Buenos Ayres at 23,xQa2lc. Tai
low: sales Of 100000 pounds are reported the extreme
Freishts dull and declining on Cotton to Liver
PHiLADEIpHrA MARKET, December 2s.-Elour Il
Tor sstrs 1ss family ana snoS sy. Wheat
good request sales Of red at u 3S@l IS, and white
at 81 4o@ 5 Corn declining: sales Of 900 bIshell
sells at 26jf027Xc. y ~ q : :
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TIE PRsssSr OF TEA SERvIcH TO RHv. Mr..
NIcHoLsoN.- N.--Ths Boston papers announce the
arrival In that place, per Adams & Co.'s Ex-
press, Of the splendid tss service designed for
Rev. Mr.. Nicholson, late fSt. Johns Church,
In this city. This elegAnlf present was in
tended to be slight tsstimS Snial Of the regard
In which Mr.. n. was held by his parishioners,
and his friends here, will doubtless be pleased
to learn that lis now in his hands.
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fR1DAYm..... ....,............. .DECRnIBER 80
WANrsl w ANTsllI
OITY NEW s.

@r DON'T forget that the Penny
Press is the medium through which to
make known your wants! ADVERTISE
ments Of five lines and less, inserted
twice for twenty-five cents!
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BARaAISs.-The frequenters of the fashion,
able shopping mart are buying goods at re-
markably low prices, just now, at No. "a. Sec
advertisement Of Deland, Gossage & Cuyler.
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FOR SALE.

EOR sALE-Two COTTAGES, in Coving.
~ ingtQn,. KY, on Bank Lick.street. between
Eleventh And Twelfth-all in good order. Will rent
for Sl5 per month: VIII be sold low for cash. In.
qure on the premises. de3od
N0R SALE-GR0CERY good chance
- for business, on reasonable terms, we'll located
grocery stand with stock and fixtures. Address Box
I7g3, Postofice. de24aw'
N0R SALE-Choioe Table Butter, prima
IL Cheese Fruit, de-, at one Of the neatest stores
In the oity-No. 357 West Sixth street holesale
and retail. Also Buckwhest Flour, pure Maple Su
gar and prime Holiday Oysters, DC. All warranted
rs represented. d. STORMONT,
de23aws lti D. LAKEMAN.
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: NUMsER OF, FIRES DURING THE. PRESENT
MONTE. During the present month our city
has been visited by Ere fifteen times, but the
aggregate loss will not exceed $25, 5000, two
thirds (which amount was covered by insur-
ance.
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EsTIMATED EXPENSES OF THE Cry FOR THE
COMING MoNTH.-Wel learn from the estimates
Of the different departments of the City Gov
which have been sent TO the Office of
the City Auditor, that the following sums of
money will be required to meet the current
expenses Of the month of January, 1860:
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larSale Of Oil Paintings, by j. Graf 4 Co.,
will positively take place this evening at
o'clock, in Pixies Opera Building, regardless
of weather.
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@rPenny Press to be had every
morning at the Counting-room door.
Only one cent.
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AUCTION SALES
NEW AUCTION sTORE.-I.AA

Al EW AUCTION STORE.-I. AARON,
~ Auctioneer, Commission Merchant and Land
A gent, No. II East Third.street, between Sycamore
and Main, formerly the old Express Ofice.-Ths
subscriber begs to acauaint his friends and the pub
lie that he has opened the above store and Is now
lry Goods, Groceries, Clothing Boots and Shoes.
furs, Jewelry, Hardware, Glass and Orockery Ware.
Household Furniture, &c.
Also the sale Of Real Estate attended to.
Having had many years. experience In the above
business in the United States and Canada, he trusts
the citizens Of Cincinnati and Its enyirons.
Outdoor sales Of Merchandise will be attended to
at the msrchants stores, or on the levee.
Likewise, sales of Household Furniture made OF
private dwellings. 81 sf t.af 'ltfHt
Liberal advances will be made on all kinds Of
goods sent In for actualsale.
de30aw i. AARON, Auctioneer,
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r This morning J. Graf & Co. sell at
nine and a-half o'clock an invoice Of furs,
robes, &c., at store No. 18 East Fourth street.
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METEoRoLoaroAL 0ssrRvArross-For the
Penny ifsss, by Henry Ware, optician, No. Z
West Fourth-street, December 20.
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UNPAID LErrERs.-The following is List of
letters detained for non-payment Of postage at
the Postoffioe, in this city, December 20:
Smith Smith Z stqrgss, Ghrystal Springs Miss.
Earnham Bros, Hudson, Mich,
Norris Pyle, Mortonville, Penn.
mrs. Mary Reynolds, "a Leonard. street. New York
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Credit Dy balance to city 900
The taxpayers cannot object to the above
balance. "OHIO,"
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BOARDING.

R0ARDING-Two or three quiet, well-dis-
~ posed gentlemen can obtain a pleasant room
with good board, in a private family, where few
Belect b0arders received at No, lU7 Longworth-
street, near Plum. Terms moderate. de3Oc'
R0ARDING--A few gentlemen can be ac-
~ commodated with board and lodging, also
few day.boarders, at No. 36 West Courtstreet, be.
tween John and Western-row. de30c'
ROARDING-A gentleman and his wife
- can obtain pleasant room, furnished or un.
furnished, with board, in private family. Also o
few day.boarders. Apply at 4s5 Bifth-st. de30bs
ROARDING-A gentleman and his wife,
~ or two single gentlemen, can obtain conve
nient room aud boarding In comfortable house,
supplied with all modern conveniences, at No. 269
West Seventh. street. de29b*
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FOR RENT.

Ey0R RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS
n Apply on the premises, No. 227 Broadway.
[de2sbsl
EVOR RENT-A HOUSE of six rooms, on
N the Observatory.road, No. 81. Will be rented
in whole or In part. de29b
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a UCTION SALE by I. AARON, No.
"A III i East Third street, near Main TO Grcssrs
80, will be sold at the new Auction Store, without
reserve 10 bags Java Coffee, 10 do Rio Coffee, 10 do.
The whole Of the above in prime. order, Just ar.
rived from New York. Terms cast. Sale com.
mences at 9H o'clock. ~. deSOas
A UCTION SALE.-BY JACOB CRAFT
~ ~ Oo:mFprsI Fursi Furs I.ERIDAY MORN:
ING, Dec. 30.-Wil be sold ct eh o'clock, at No. lS
East Fourth street. an invoice Of Ladies' and Cen
tlemen's Furs A general assortment of fine quality
de2s lilal JACOB GRAFT, Auctioneer.
UCTION SALE.-BY s. G. HUB
fA BARD, at Trade Sals.rooms, No. 81 West Fifth.
street. up stairs -BooEs Stationery and Diaries for
at o'clock, will be sold by catalogue, to close con-
signments, large and valuable collection Of Books
so., embracing a variety of standard works in va.
rious departments Of literature, beautifully bound
and illustrated, with many other articles suitable
for holiday presents.
N. B.-0atalogues will be published on Friday
morning, and the goods will be open for examina-
ton on Friday until o'clock p. M. ZIG
de29b Sc. HUBBARD, Auctionser.
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Last Friday's New Orleans Delta inf0rms'us "The
movement in Exchange TO-. day has indicated a gen.
eral breakdown In prices. Buyers for the first time
during the season were enabled to dictate their
terms. The supply of both Foreign and Domestic
Bills is now large, and all classes show steady In
crease, The ruling figures at the close Of business
were: Clear Sterling Bills ash per cent premium;
Francs 3l@5. .23A per Do Sixty day Bills on the
North 2@24 per cent discount; Sight MOL per cent.
discount. The advance noticed In tho Money mar.
ket has been fully maintained to-day, but there was
no increase In the supply of lopg:dated Paper. The
obliged to reject considerable amount. Capitalists
contend that the rates Of Money will become higher,
but the general impression nclines to lower figures
after the opening Of the new year, If not sooner"
CINCINNATI MARKET-DEcEnBEB 20.
FLOUR-The market Is unchanged and steady,
with fair demand: sales Of ll00 barrels at 80 500
40 for superfne, and IS 1905 rs for extra.
WHISKY-A dull market, and prices Nc. lower:
sales Of 400 barrels at &c., including that from
wagon Ii.H y .'
HOGS Notwithstanding the largo receipts, the
market was quite firm, and full rates we're realized.
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MUSICAL.


QDIANOS AT A SACRIFICE.--F From this
n until the lst Of January, 1860, -nv,
will sell Pianos for cash only, at GE1ez@}f2NU
prices that will induce any one to 20 Sz11
buy. Even those who dc not want w III
one Of present will find that now is
the time to buy. will rent. and let the rent pay
Tor the Piano. O. M. MUROH,
No. "a West Fourth street.
The largest stock Of MeIodeons In the city. de2l
N0W, IF EVER.-As my neighbors are
AI offering great Inducements for @au-,
cash. and as am not " llling that G3@@asMNIn
my friends and customers should -
1sil TO- 70 be suited tss as tq prize. would
any house In Cincinnati. will still rent, and let
the rentpay for the Piano. at 60 West Fourth
Depot for Meloaeons and Harmoptsms. de2i
mi AS0NIC QUICK-STEP, AS PER-
1vA FORMED by Menter's Band, with an N.,fx
elegant lithograph of the new Masonic &HFt$
SSaiidins. ~ Price % cents c;Hscg ggst published
de0 66 West Fourth.street. -
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CoMMERCIAL AFFAIRS
Monetary and Commercial,


In Monetary matters there was nothing
new Yesterday, except that they wore little closer
than they have been since last week. 81
The return Of Currency for Exchange has been
larger, which with the heavy demand renders the
supply very limited requiring very ingenious fnan
ciering to conduct the transactions Of the day. The
do what they can to help their Gus
TONER'S but their means necessarily fall short of the
wants Still, financial affairs, with all their draw
backs, move along beautifully in every quarter.
and pren1 nESmasss was rst @ ns % a bng
scarce at the same rates. ,,--TIt . - - -
New Orleans sight bonds are In request at " buy.
;n ing ana & premium seling-an advance Of v over
The buying figure of Illinois and Wisconsin hank
aGtes was advanced BY the brokers yesterday to Q
Flour was steady. but unchanged, whi.ky dull
da xeae oss snS
@ithstandng the heavy receipts and full prices real.
The Imports and Exports OF various articles dur.
ing the twenty-fOur hours ending yesterday noon,
were: r tf gG-jr .ti.yt-
IMPonrs. Flour, l,lss brls; Whisky, 1908 barrels
Corn 667 bushels; Wheat 1858 bushels; Oats, 7,sil
lshels Barley, 77s bushels; Hogs, li,302 head
ss9 hSds nlss %osse q s1of 81 S ?a o oS
l,ig7 boxes; Potatoes, 9la brls.; Salt, 500 brls.
Corn, l46 brls Wheat $50 bushels Barley 4O2 bush.
els; Pork and Bacon hhds., 10 terces, 22s brls.,
i? bags; Apples, 90 brls Butter, Is kegs; Cheese
l76 boxes; alt, 236 brls.
We annex comparative statement Of the Exports
cxcusiye Of spscie from New York to foreign ports
for the week and since January /:
Fer the week. asslsS sl,lsi,sss slCsS,Ssi CsSsi
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Since Jan. i...S7o,s52,49s s6s,s7s,zs4 ses,770ass
The Director Of the Mint having been in terrogated
as TO rumored change in the devices Of the several
silver coins OF the pntry replies that there will be
no change IN either the half quarter dollar pieces
at the peesept time. The dime. howavar will appear
IN new and improved dress in 1850.
Wednesdays New York Times refers to Tuesdays
financial affairs:
Business reopened, after the Christmas recess,
with no easier market for Money and Foreign Ex.
change. The supply Of the former, on temporary
employment, is reported quite free by both lender
and borrower, the general rate being per cent Dis
counts rule much the same as last week, per cent.
per annum for very prime lists of indorsed PAPER.
with exceptional cases at for short acceptancss
on favoTite houses. The Exchange on London has
dropped to lOsk@lO95 per cent. for standard Bank.
ers, and l0S@osA for Southern bank bills or bills
with Southern bank Endorsement.
This is the lowest point yet touched this season,
and the decline has not induced any considerable
business for the Boston steamer sailing Tomorrow
The main reason for this, however, Is that yester.
day holiday interfered with the usual preparations
for " Wednesdays steamer. French bills are f5I
@f5;l64 for standard bankers, and f,5.2O@f5.lsN
The following ara the aggregates nr Iast ,xaaL,s
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MUSICAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

wi USlCAL lNSTRUMENTS-CHE EAPER
3vA thaa ever. Great sacrifice of sxuu-1
Rsf, pianos Melodeons violoncellos 5@3e7
',n vi,oiins' Guitars, Banjo Strings, Trim NJ RH
Selling at 100 per cent less than any
other House In this city, and Arscass instruments
called at No. 227 Ffth.street, second door east of
Plum, south side. BRITTING BRO,
fments : - de2Itf