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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-10-13

The ATLANTIC MONTHLY.-It appears
from the accounts of Messrs Phillips, Samp-
son g. Co., that they have expended $4,000
in establishing the Atlantic Monthly, and
that the maximum profits OF that periodical
in any one year have been "a 900.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-10-13
Duel Between Terry and BrOdc.
rick
DEATH OF BRonFpIcK
Sr, LOUIS. Sal Oo

Sr. LOUIS, Sat-, Oct. 8.
The Overland California Mail, with dates
from San Francisco 10 the 10th ult., which
reached Jefferson City this afternoon, fur
nishes the following important inte ellge renee.
A duel between Senator Broderick and
ChiefJustice Terry took place near San
francisco ON the morning Of the l3th ult.-
Senator Broderick fell at the first fire, pierre
ed through the lungs. He fingered till half
past nine o'clock on the morning of the 10th
when he died. The community Is profound.
ly agltated at this melancholy event.
Judge Terry escaped unhurt. r
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-10-13

PERsoNAL.-The Philadelphia Southern
Monitor says that Governor Wise intends
visiting the North for the purpose of defend.
ing himself against the assaults which have
been made upon him by some of his New
York Democratic friends, by reason Of the
expose OF the Dounelly letter.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-10-13

rTIn Mobile deck-hands are SO scarce
that steamboat lately enga ged crew at
eighty FIVE dollars per month, aud before the
second day they struck for ninety to ninety
five dollars per month, Several vessels
were detained for lack of crews, as none
could be obtained at any rate.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-10-13

PIGEON RoCsT.--Thousards of pigeons
are cungregated at roOst about twelve
miles from this city, near the Peru Rail-
road, in Hamilton County Sporismen yes
terday were making preparations to "bsg''
the birds BY hundreds. Indianapolis Jour,
nal
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-10-13
A Fraudulent Aicket.

The fOllo' ing ticket, containing the
names Of sir Republican Candidates, was
printed at the Journal Office in this place
Large. numbers were scattered throughout
the County by The Republicans and many
placed in the hands OF badly posted Demo.
Gratis. How many were voted in the Coun
ty, of course we cannot tell:
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-10-13
State Ticket,

The majority for the Democratic ticket il
this County is about 10. BARLEY last year
received only 39 majority.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-10-13

VIOLENT GALE ON LANE ERIE.--From
the various cities Oh the Lake, Cleveland,
Sandusky, and Chicago, we have accounts of
violent gale. which commenced on Sllur-
day night, from the North east. and contin.
ued with undated fury until sunset on Sun
day evening A very large number of yes.
sells were driven 10 port, and some must
have been destroyed on an unlrendIy shore,
but up 10 this time we have had no authentic
account of great damage to any special yes-
sci
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-10-13

The Grand Jury of Chittendon Coun-
ty have indicted The Vermont State Agricul-
tural Society as nuisance. The ground of
the indictment is that said society has viola
ted the law against horse-racing Queer
people these Vermonters! They get their
living mainly BY raising fast horses--and
then forbid 'em to run.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-10-13
From the Cincinnati Enquirer.
Charles ReemcIin and The NrcaS-
ury Law,

The following note from Charles Reeme-
lin, Esq, to the Chairman Of the Democratic
Executive Committee Of this county, will
speak for itself, for it is to the point. l; is
with MI Reemelin as ii shou be with eve
~ homes, man, and who has the public inter-
est at heart. lie cannot support those who
favor return to the Bliss Breslin Gibson
mode Of administering the finances OF the
State. He announces the DrmOcr4lic doc.
trne, aud his words have the ring OF the true
metal Let the money of The people, IN
Whaterer form ii may be collected, be kept
from The grusp Of the prirate Speculator."-
Here is the letter:
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-10-13

Oy The monument to Henry Clay, in
Lexington KY, is so far completed esto be
ready TO receive the statue.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-10-13
From New YOik.
NEw YoRK, Tuesday, Oct,

New YORK, Tuesday, Oct, II.
The steamship Vanderbilt, which
collided with the sloOp H0lbrOOk at
the Hurlgate yesterday afternoon, and
was forced on Flood Rock, has foated
of. She has been taken to Green.
point for repairs
Heenan, the Benicia Boy, publish,
es the following card:
"NEw YORK, Monday Oct. 10.
81 have been informed through the
medium OF the public press, and from
those who were present and heard
him, that Mr.. Morrissey stated, a few
days since, that he would fight any
man in the world, and me in particu.
lar, for $4,000. If this be indeed
Mr.. Morrissey's wish, | shall be most
happy to accommodate him, either be-
fore or after my contest with Sayres
for the championship of England. /
will put upa forfeit to fight him for
$40, 900, at the time and place that
may be mutually agreed upon, accord
ing TO the rules of the prize ring.
[S;gned] JOHN @. KEENAN,"
The scuIl,raco for the champions
belt and a purse Of 500 came off this
afternoon, and was won by Joshua
Ward, Of Newburgh. The distance
was five miles, ana Wards time was
thirty minutes ten seconds,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-10-13
CINCINNATI. Oct. 10. 1859.


j. G w. SmUR, Chairman Dan. Ef. Coma
DEAR SIR-The situation of my family in
the country and pressing business engage.
menls render it impossible for me to be pes
ent at the meeting this evening.
My sympalhIes are, in the present elec.
ton, as they have ever been, with those
who regard The present Sub treasury Law Of
Ohio as a step in the right direction, and are
willing toamend it by further approximations
tu hard money; aud not with those who wod
ret.rn to the Bliss Bresin-Gibson mode OF
administering the finances Of the State
Let the money Of the people, in whatsUer form
ii may be COLLECTED, be kept from the grasp Of
thc prirdts speculat0r.
Most respectfully, yours,
CHARLES REEMELlN.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-10-13
MAy saor IN sroRRs TOWNSHIP.

Anumber men, while inebraed indulg-
Ell in a genera rumpus. yesterday moming,
at a tavern in Stors Township, the difficult
" arising from difference in political o pin.
ion, when Abraham Murray Mills having
thrown two or three stones at some one, was
shot in the right shoulder aud placed horS
de combak
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-10-13

Vote OF VlntOn OOunty"-O AncIn
Figures.
GOVERNOR,
Ranney 1919
Denuison 970
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
Stafford 1O46
Kirk 9S2
STATE SENATOR,
Carleton 1922
Stanley 1908
REPRESENTATIVE,
Pearce 1014
Mes senger 1913
JUDGE OF COMMON PLEAS,
j. P. Plyley 1867
Z. Johnson 957
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION,
L. Anderson 1914
S. @. johnson 9S6
PRoRECUTING ATTORNEY,
II. B. Lacey 1919
E. A. BrattOn $50
RECORDER,
j. Brine 1874
J. Redfearn ISL
COMMISSIONERS,
NJ. II. Walker 1O43
S. Darby 9SS
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-10-13
A NEGRO cRUELLY BEATEN.

An elderly and unOnendibg negro, Joseph
Haynes was set upon by lour or five drunk.
en- rowdies from the Third Ward polls, on
Cuvert near Sixth street yesterday morning,
and beaten with slung shots until he was ll-
sensible, His face and head are so severely
cut, and his body so brushed by kicks that
it is doubtful il he will recover. No arrest,
were made, though two or three policemen
were in search of the supposed perpetrators
OF the outrage,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-10-13
I'0ur Days Later from Europe
The Andinn nj Farther Point
FARTHER POINT, Monday, 0c;

o." HIN UINIi NIVIudIl VUt' TO
The steamship IRdtdn, with advicrs from
Liverpool 10 the 2sth ult -four DAYS later than
those furnished by the Canada, passed thi,
point this afternoon, bound Tor Quebec.
1t was rumOred that the definite treaty Of
peace between France and Austria would BE-
signed at Zurich in a lew days.
The overland mail had furnished odyices
irom China TO August 10. The wheres bout,
Il Dir. Ward, the American Minister. was
lot known.
The impression prevails that the Grea
Eastern would be still further DELAYED, OnC
that her departure for the United State,
would not take place ON .he ooh Of October
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-10-13
Election Day in Cincinnati.

UEtortunots Results Of Political Erciismsa
- One Probable Mardsr Three Men Gu
-TEo Shot-Oas Nearly Bsaien Il
Death. and Another Attempting Suicide
The election passed of rather quietly al
the polls Yesterday but Sli,ltheTe was much
excitement in the city and d good deal o
fghllng al different places. Aswill be seen
b. low. one man was probably killed, aud sey,
en wounded by knives, pistols and budgeon;
in street encounters.
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"Groceries. "

M brOcerleS.
SUGAR and COFFEE of all grades -
h TEAS, Green. Gunpowder and Black
Bacon; Lard, in whole half and quarter
bbls, also. in kegs. Prime Mess Pork !;
8i"ckrral No. ., 2 and 8. whsle, half and
qn"rter Bbs, also, Kits No. l, 3 and 3. A
nc ! article Of Sugar cured Hams by
p'sssrs Jno. fitche e. Son, also, the celc-
braied Washington Ham Rice, Ginger,
SPICE. Pepper, Soda, RaIsins and Candies,
Ne, &c.
JOS. NJ. GAYLE.
Cpmden, s. &. Ii,f
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ACADEMICAL.

% 0eS, m TINS depn[GH, to afford TO such pupils
Of
M mem !" enter directly the study professions Special ius
toeu
as lit them for the ghouse ~
Diploma of
course ot study prescribed ~ N"P'e 'c
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Drugs and Medicines.

A FULL and fresh supply. Just receiy
y ed by
HAssELTINE g. CUREToN.
April, 1859.
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CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL

nI department @ herooT will be une, the direct charge
pare them for admission into any class Of the South Carolina
Attention called to the fact that during the years teaching
ocMlcg who
rejected y!
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MODERN LANGUAGES,


moved in the best French society speaks purity asr"
in
Italian and
thrrs
similar TO hat pursued in the
taking of
Tho,
thar
usu thUd
desired '''"
and of
m tied 4 attend
Oft
exct parent P'''""s'
be With
ructrJn
enjoy all the
ofe '''eu
For
Camden South
REFE NCE
respectfully made to the following gentlemen, of are patron, m
Oh the
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CAMDEN MALE ACADEMY.

This Institution pleasantly situated in the town of Camden
South Carolina in remarkably heathu pleasant location
aordng delightful resort for study and intellectual deveo
ment
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ENGLISH DEPARTMENT..

ms department
@ entering The Cscn and Mathematical Department.
OF future scholarship; and by kind but decided
andt truth. u '"' ''"u
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Scheme.

Aud 1874 APPROXIMATION prizes 5anging
from $50 up To 500.
25.3O5 prizes, amounting to $4,000
Whole Tickets SO halves 5; quarters 2 so.
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TEST NAL.
Oowinr
in the Cruin
n praise due As Teacher
II nssecion of lheco " 0
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To All Interested.
NEGROES FOR SALE.

THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale four
or FIVE Likely, young and number one nc
groes. at private sale For cash. Any per.
son wishing to purchase would O. well to
call and see for themselves,
WILLIAM w. ELLIS.
March 30lh J-am.
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SPLENDID SCHEM Z,

30 3l6 przcs amt'g to 81 2O2 900
Tickets $40, Halves $40. Quarters Is,
Eighth 81 SO.
A package of 26 Whole Tickets at
800 costs, $500
There are l2 drawn ballots, and each
ballot being worth $50, makes $24O
sl5 per cent of, being SO
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IF YOU HAVE DYSPEPSIA,
L Use the Colombian Bittcrs.
II you have HEADACHE,
Use the Columbian Bitters.
II you have GIDDIsESS OF TIE HEAD.
Use the Columbian Bitters.
If you have DEPRESSED SrmITs,
Use the Columbian BitterS.
Ii you have PiLES,
Use the Columbian Bitter
II you have no APPETITE,
Use the Columbian Bitters.
u you have PAIN In SIDE and BACK,
Us" the Columbian Bitter
If you have SICK STOMACH.
Use the Columbian Bitters
If you have JAUNDICE.
Use the Columbian Bitters.
If your LIVER is DISEASED,
Use the Columbian Bitter,
If you are subject 10 CoSTIyENEss,
Use the Columbian Btters,
Sold at FIFTY CENTS n Bottle by
Merchants generally, ami bv
HANlLAND, STEVENSON g. Co.
Druggist, Charleston, =. c.
HtSSELTINE & CURETON,
Agents for Lancaster. r.
April 90, ls59.-lO-Iy.
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Leaves net 2O4
Leaving risk to the purchaser, $3IG
Per-"ns VIII" de~ird need only remit the
risk on Package, tor which We will send
a Certificate as follows:
a Certificate OF Package of &c Wholes,
costs, $500
q 40 do 70 Halves $50
do do 26 Quarters 75
DO do 10 Eighths, 37t
s1I All orders addressed TO FRA.cE,
BRoADBESTs g. Co, Wilmington. Del, will
meet Win prompt attention, and the prin-
sed official drawing sent as soon rs over.
FRANCE, BROADBENTS g. co,
Managers
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HOME INTEREST.

Gs- A. A. Fyster, Clocks, Watches and
Jcwolry, Nos. Sir and 2Ti westsrn-row.
G1- Daguerrean Gallery, southwest cor
ner of Sixth and western-row, over Hannaford's
drug store Pictures taken aud put in good cases for
twenty cents. Warranted 10 please. .i,1 .;.Ir.r
E5-A great rush has been made during the
past week for those nice Hats of HILBERT BRo., at
Nos and 80 West Fifth-sireet. If you want gem
tsel Hat 60 and get one Of HrBBsRr Bso. 70
S3- Decidedly the best Photographs we
lave feen ara those made by DEWEY Co., at their
Mammoth Gallery, l22 West Fifth street. They are
put up in large Gilt Frames for only 81.
Gg-If you want good article of Clothing,
Coat, Pants or vest, 60 to FRIEL & MCGUIRE. Msr-
chant Taylors, 35t Walnut-street. Their Vest Pat
terms really beautiful, and we'll calculated to
enlist the attention Of the most fastidious. Give
them call and you will have satisfaction rendered.
G3-$1O0OO REWARD. -- Madame Elliss
Uterine Exer, is doing wonders. 1t never falls to
cure all diseases of the Uterns, the Kidneys, the
Bladder the Urothra and the 0varies. ttonly needs
one trial to convince the most skeptlcal that 1t Is
truly good medicine, and will do Just what Is
claimed for IT, Read the Advertisement In another
column, and pay particular attention to the certih.
cate of of the best Druggists In the city, In re-
gard to the Elxer For sale by =. D. Hill, Druggist,
corner Race and Filth streets; EdwardScanlan& Co.,
Main and Fourth Reinleln, Druggist, corner Eighth
aud Freeman, and Druggists throughout the city
generally Also John D. Parkss, corner Of Fourth
and Walnut
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BRIYG BACK THAT HORSE The low, unprin-
cipled, cropped-ear wretch, who so far forgot
his position as tirstclass horse thief, as to
introduce his polluted carcass into the most
fashionable thoroughfare Of the Queen City, at
the unreasonable hour of one o'clock in tho
morning, and urge, by kicks, blows and "spur-
digs tho venerable form Of our auccntly-
grey poney from his post of duty, to parts
unknown, and up to the present writing, un-
heard of, is earnestly implored by all that no
holds sacred and immaculate, to bring back
Athat poney A scamp, who would not have
respected old ago presented in such an un-
questionable shape as in/ths tmo worn form
and Rip-Vau Winklo vissago of that old sol
dier of tho turf, would rob q spawned terrapin
of his she'll or carry of the roof of an orphan
asylum. Bring back OLD GREY, or, may tho
nightmare be with you on your corn -shucks,
disease, pestilencc and four constables attend
you in your daily walks, snakes crawl in your
boots, bricks forever inhabit your old hat, be
chased down into the vale of tears by squad
Of ofrattlesnakes, and finally deliver up the ghost
astrido splintered rail, gracefully resting on
the shoulders of our grieviug local and unforr
giving senior. ' 90
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lEkEINGS.

Martin Frankenstein and Mary, his wife,
we're sent to the City Prison for ten days each,
for disorderly conduct. 1t appeared that they
were both in the habit of getting drunk and
disturbing the neighborhood. They occupied
room on the Miami Canal, between Vine and
Race.
The express train on the Indianapolis and
Cincinnati Railroad was thrown from the track
at noon yesterday, near Freeman-street, by the
breaking of the guard rail. The train was
detained about an hour by the accident.
John Donel and James Mullen, the juvenile
burglars, of whom we spoke yesterday, were
called in the Police Court yesterday, and their
trials set for Monday next.
Peter Gadsley, lad about thirteen years OF
age, was drowned in Riddles Basin, on the
Miami Canal, day before yesterday. He was
riding on plank, from which he slipped.
An old vagrant named ia ines Warner was
sent to the City Prison for six months BY
Judge Lowe, yesterday.
John White, for indecently exposing hii
person, was fined $40 and costs of prosecution
by the Police Judge, yesterday.
But twenty. eight cases were disposed of il
the Police Court yesterday. The prinoipa
charge being drunkenness. ..-.
The new Methodist Church edifce, on
Ninth street, is rapidly approaching to COM
pletiOn.
James Glenn will be tried In the Polio,
Court on Monday on charge Of assault witt
intent to kill.
Workmen arc busily engaged on tn,
foundation walls of the new Jail.
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AUCTION SALES.
A UCTTON sALE.-BY JACOB GRAI

a UCTION sALE.-BY JACOB GRAFF
IN d ,C0-Lsrge sale Of Furniture, most mos @Sf,d ef Il
October g. at nine O'clock will be sold at auction, at
our store, No. IS Hast Fourth-street, the entire
furniture of family, consisting Of rosewood socis.
bles sofa and parlor chairs covered with hair cloth;
oval marble top center table; small marble top tables
fancy seat chairs; Elizabeth obars ladies' rocking
chairs handsome large book case; fancy coal vase;
piano and stool, DO. .ue
ALSO-A pair of very handsome large French plate
mantel mirrors, new etyle frames.
ALSO--A four seated Barouohe, nearly new.
eastern make; one buggy oil paintings and engray-
ngs; oak dining extension table; oak marble top
sideboard; oak arm cane-seat chairs; China and
stoneware SETS dinner sets; glassware parfar
pitchers; Bohemian decanters and stand; walters;
knives and forks, &c.
Also Lounge and wardrobe, bedsteads, fno
dressing bureaus, do. wash-sta commodo, re'
Creshment table, toilet-ware, hre sets, hair mat
trasses cloth basket and hamper entry and side SIDE
lamps, coal and wood stoves, laundry stove carpets
furniture of all kinds.
N. B.-Lades are invited to attend this sale.
fartQ
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tBy Telegraph.I
New York Market.
NEW YORK, October

NEW YORK, October 7-P. M.
Flour market not very active, and prices
without special change: sales $500 brs. at 81 500
80 superine State; $4 6Oi rs extra State; S4 $50
so superfine Western; 81 65614 90 common to good
extra Western; IS 2055 45 inferior to good shipping
brands extra round-hoop Ohio; closing dull and
rather heavy. Canadian steady at s. 5O@16 70 for
81 40.
Wheat dull, but without important change: sales
1900 bushels at 81 for vew choice Chicago spring;
81 q for fair white Canadian; 81 35(l 40 for white
Southern. Rye scarce and botter at SEC. Barley
better sales 5000 bushels ut 95fN196c. for mixed
Western. Oats frmer: 42@Hlfc. for State; 42@Hc.
for Western and Canadian. ~
Whisky active: sales l, 900 brls. at 2s(G2s4c.
pork-Unchanged for mess and frmer for prime:
for prime. Beef unchanged sales So brls at 81 500
rs for country prince $500 for do. mess; S5f15 50
for repacked mess, and STOOL for extra mess Beef
hams in moderate request at Sl0@l7. Prime mess.
Beef quiet Gut meats steady at &c. for shoulders and
&c. for hams. Bacon quiet and NOMINAL.
Butter selling at l2hGl6c. for Ohio; l702ls. for
State.
Cheese steady at 64G9kc.
Cotton closes heavy sales $50 bales: middling On.
lands ll&c.
Tobacco moderately active; Ksntucky sf@iso,
Maryland 4A17c. -
Sugar firm. '..-
Spirits Turpentine heavy. Resin dull. '.r
The Tea sale this morning was spIrte d. but price,
unchanged.
The first sale Of Malaga fruit was s',irited bauch
raisns bought at 50 1892 s an la gers So 4oS2 S5
Tor boxes, and muscatel at So 70@4.
Lemons $3@p3 10.
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Cincinnati Produce MARKET.



/, 'FL0UR-The market hssundefgone no chauge OF
consequences; the demand Is moderate. Buperhne
would sell at 81 60@4 90, according 70 grade, but
holders ask higher prices Generally the sales were
800 brls. at - IS for superfine aud ~ mos % Tor
extra The receipts the last twenty-four hours were
WHisKY-The demand ia fair and the market
steady: sales Of go brs at latter rate
PROVISIONS There was a large business done in
Bacon and bulk meats today at full rates but there
was general willingness to sell at the prices, and
more could have been bought had there been q de-
mand; the sales add mp 400 hhds Bacon at sGp10o.:
$4,000 lbs bulk meat st To- for shoulders and eo for
sides, and % brls moss Pork at Sl4 5Otal4 TO-
GROOERIES-The market is very firm, at full
prices and In some cases further advance Is asked
for Moasses bnt none obtained. Bales Of Sugar at
7M74e Molasses very firm at 400. Cofiee steady at
l2t0l2&o.
WHEAT-There is continued good demand, and
prices are firm: sales of 100 bushels good white at
81 TO- $50 do at 81 l0 900 do fair red At 81; 800 do.
prime do 81 0o; 100 do. prime white at VI l2H.
C0RN-Thero 10 good demand for old ct 800, but
new is In but moderate demand at 60@D60c.
RYE-A fair demand, and prices are steady at
BARLEY-saies go bushels good fall at sso.; 100
do. inferior at $780,, and 300 do. prime fall at Oc
Market quiet.
Sales $50 bushels at aOo.; 800 do at 49,. and
GREEN XpPLEs-salss 2s brls, .pippIns at 81 70
per brl, Prices range from 81 % TO "a D according
CGEESE-sales $50 boxes prime Western Reserve
at s}sc., and 100 do. extra large do. 90.
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Cry IMrRovEMENTs.-The following per-
mts for building have been granted by the
Board of City improvements since our last
report: ..
To Smith e Co., addition to building on
Fourth street, between Main and Walnut.
To Charles Molten, two cottages on the south
side of Fourh-street, between Mill and Stone.
George Warrington contractor.
TO lIebler aud Force, six three-story brick
buildings on the northeast corner Of Bsymillor
and Oliver-rtrects. George Warrington con-
tractor. .
10 Samuel BOggs, repairs on the north side
of Columbia, between Ludlow and Lawrence
streets. ....-..
To Henry Myers, three-story brick building
on the west side Of Clay street, between Alll-
son and Liberty.
To Johann Mayer, brick dwelling on the
west side of John.street, between Everett and
Liberty. VIM. Groenger contractor.
To Andrew Dippel, three story brick DWELL
ing on the south side of Gest-street, between
Bavmller and Freeman.
To Henry Morten, double brick dwelling on
the north side of Frontstreet, fifty feet west
Of Vine street.