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" In the jail at East Cambridge, Mass, on
me 9Th inst, the turnkey, while serving break
FAST to the prisoners, was assaulted by one of
tnen named Manning, who first threw pepper
Into his eyes, and then attempted to drag him
Into his cell. The turnkey shot the prisoner
twice, wounding him, and thus efecting his
own release
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HARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL.
H THE GREAT PAIN ANRfHTLATOR
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, WEAR
STOMACH AND WEAK BOWELS,


PREPARED RY A CHEMIST.
BoTTLEs IL, g and 50 cents and one dollar.
THE GREATEST DISCOVERYIN MEDICAL
SCIENCE.
HARTSHORE'S CURE-ALL should he kept
in all families IN case of accidents sudden sick
ness, as 1t auenty cures in eas time than is re
cures TO get PHYSICIAN.
cures pain In any part Of the system and is used
externally end internally.
HI As the frequent changes OF the weather pro-
duce a bad Cod, rheumatism, Pain in tho Limbs
and Body; also, STIFF Neck-eyeIy person should
Eeta bottle. IL acts upon the Nerves, Muscles
Sinevs, Blood and Bones and, BY It's warming cleo
tromsgnetlc power, eKpeis ali pain from The system
Set O. bottle and try Il.
N. B.-lf you hevo 3 ColEh, MSS HARTS-
HORNE'S FECTORAL SYRUP OF WILD
World.
II yon srs Bilious, Use HARTSH0GNE's
ANTI-DILIOUS PILLS. They act uyon the Liy-
ar, Stomach and Bowels, carrying OF Ell Bile and
Foul Sccretlons.
The 3bove medicines to be had st all Drug Stores
IN Washing ton city; Eidvell & CIsoell 1T Gorge
town; Ii. Peel & Co. hlexandris. ocli-tr
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IL Lot of Africans, brought by the s'Wan-
oerer,'' were recently offered for sale in Charles
ton, s. c. The price asked was only $3.50
apiece, and yet the owners found no purchasers.
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IL A movement Is on foot in the New York
Legislature to appoint commissioner to revise
and alter the charter of the city of New York
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IL Captain Rynders, of New York, Is on the
track Of another SLAYER, fitting out at that port.
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u KRISz1fL IsEfp Atf n Il 1RKEs
WITH rNEKNsH
HOME AND EUROPEAN DEMAND.

1t restores the natural color permanently aer the
thu. make: !. sre. on SAD heads. removes al dan
druf, itching and heat from the SOS p, sulets AND
ache, and may be reed upon to cure ali diseases Of
the SOAP and hair twill stop Snd keep " from fall
and 4 used by The young two or three times week,
VAL never fali or become gray; then. reader, read
the following and iadfe for yourselves:
nsssrs. o. ,. woop oo-esDtlsmen: B.vins heard .
good deal about Professor woods
hair being quite gray. made mp my I.y
prendess which 10 common with great many persoos
$50 commenced usins article. myself
s rs'" has been ., very that az. very .e
mens 81 others Tho may be but Who having
wiling Trial t they h.v. N rths,
proof and the best proof being ocular
diress them 20 m. Cor farther proof who IN and
Ny hair now its s,ur. color ana mach ,mpror.a :, an
very Ssy being gosssr and thicker and nsoi
Corner Of ooinnb. and Carroll ST., srooli5H.
Lr,rs--or, Ala, Feb Il, isss
ups roo ~ ,h,. r.,. ., ,s. "a. done
sl!ghaf diminishing for several suppose
using ycsr ssr fer .I w..Es an. sns bs,
have nne head OF hair growing ser having ss.e al
n.sls remedy now extent and advise q. who afflicted
Dim rss % res1 You %
PHrkAprLrHIA- sept D. 1851.
Ploy. woop-pesr Sir: Your RestoratINe PROVING
fe highly beneficial 10 The 'front.' aud also the bach
part OF my head almost lost coverng-v IN
have used but half pint
the my head Ia well studded prom isus
crop OF young hA and the front also receiving s beEent
have tired other preparations without beneHt What
ever think from my personal Recommendation
fndace many others to try a. Yours respectfully,
d. 4. TnonAs N. D., No. <eS Vine strssk
The Restorative is put up bottles of three sizes
VIZ: large, medium and small; the small holds y
pint, and retals for per bottle; the medium hods
at least p per cent. more proportion than the
small retalls for 81 per bottle: tho large holds .
quart 40 per cent. more In proportion, and retalls
for IS a bottle.
%. J. WOOD& CO.. i.roprietoIs. Sl2 Broadway
tabIishment. land IL Msrtet street 81 Ions. No
And sold by al good druggists and Fancy 6ood,
Dealers. no17 SIN
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DI,rcfHTYSS E skkfEH f4sRFT2s or..u
7" II - tt,
SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST.
Baitimsrs and Ohfs n stiysax.
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
TWO THROUGH TRAINS ARE NOW Run
FROM wISHfSS S s1ST FOX fHE wEsr.


TWO THROUGH TRAINS ARE NOW Rus
FROM vpshHltt u, ,!ssznSsP' S ssPday; FIR YRS,
as foliovs:
LIST. MAIL TRAIN starts az 1.S5 o. m, Sunday
excepted connecting closely at Washington June
non, for Cumberland and Peldm@nt.
I'd; THE CiNClNNATl, ST. LOUIS AND
washington NJ SEQ .. m, reaching Cincinnati al $50
IN next day, and ectIng directly with IL press
Iraln for LouIsyI!e. Cairo and the Southwest, and
foI -. lsouls, karsrs, &c.
IoElenne6rano MOUNTAIN scenery OF the Roat
N day take either the 7.<5 SEQ p m.
trans from Washington.
For Psrkershurs and ell Stations on the North
western Virgins Road take the y m. I ain. For
Msnetta and Cincinnati Railroad take the sans.
Inroufh Ilctets and bRftsSe CHECKS 20 al guar
WAY PASSENGERS for the Main stem OF tie
Baltimore and Ohso RsiIroao vii leave Washing
ton as follows;
For al points hotvsen Washington junction end
Piedmont take the 7.SS T. n. tram.
For az stations betveer Piedmont and whecinx
hte the sec y. n. Tram. To connect with the Fred
sries Traln take the s-t0 ,. m. Traln.
FOR BALTIMORE AND THE EAST.
Leave Washington for Baltimore st6ln and ,.u
g. M, anc s.E and ass N. On Sunday 81 SEP. M.
Leave Baltimore At t.s and $50 a. m. and $50 ana
$50 .. m. On Sunday ~ 80 a. m. only.
tons ana Tor Annapolis Connections.
The - @. m. and S.fn p m. are the chief connect
lnE trains for the vest, and the slo. 1ts and -
.. m. trans for the east.
and OHIO RIiirosd Ticket ofice. Washington.
Z. III. PARSONS, Agent.
noT Master Of Evaporation. Baltimore.
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United STATES MAIL LINE.
OH!y ReguIa- Ltns, and Without FSsIps
for Eigh Issrs.
FOE CALIFORNIA AND OREGON,
VIA PANAMA. RAHIskB,

AetSbsf oettsSk OstS, Sst xOfs 81 seth rsris'
CAvrIoE.-So rlsuy fraud. and lmpo- ~-acsss
sltons of yoTloEs El.c- have been lately essfS<z4
r re SGa = OIL ,vtsozo<
agent for ysGsaTe ~ the u. !. hiail Lac, PEnS
ma IN the city % New York. feels Il has duty TO
that. 20 AVOID ISFosITIoN they must &c careful 70
hid the true cface OF the Steamships OF tie q, =.
Mail Blnc, via Panama Railroad, &C 20 othof once
The Companies have ouly one Cd &c IN New Yo71.
which 10 81 III w est street, corner of MSrren
fTortlEs en- the North River. at the head Of me
III Observe my EiSr ovo- The door.
ieS J. W. IA hOND. Agent. New Ycrs.
TIE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP Cum
h,. n. rhNt ro
~ I, g, rs % tals S9;nrShs'
CALIFORNIA. sd OREGON, lsaves S1ESr
Panama twice eacs month, on the 1rTIva -
which iesSe New Orleans and New York rsCg,S-iI
on the Sth and goth of zach north WITH the a-.I
snd SIsssnrers, connectIak Wa PASAMA RAIL
T:sse sies=:shlr- hsye been inspected aud az
1ro;ec - tie Navy Department, and Guaranty Sped
The Panama Railroad t<7 mic, Ions) IA now ooru-
feted fI3m ooran 2" ooeaL. and Is crossed IN or
SYuIs Tss bsEEage % passengers Ia checked Y
are embarked at Panama by sTeaIner AZ the cora
rany's expense TIC money rald IN Ne- lork
covers ali expenses ofthe trip.
Reserve steamers are KEEP; IN port IN Panams sn1
San Francisco, to prevent detention "a case of
dent 40 fhat The route entirely rCltobls-no failure
HAVING Az occurred an eight years.
ute az Aspnwa'l.
Conductors go through BY each steamer. and tsfs
ehsrre Of ucE'ea ard children without other pro
For through ti,sets At the lowest r..,, sr,l, II
tae ssrc,, IN West street, New YORK, % ]. ".
tor. WSi-u
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xfscellanoous.
By THE rREsl bf IS f. pr THE UNITED

!, JANIS BucHAEAx. President Of the United
STATE, OF Af%sT,cs In yufsuspce Of the provisions
land district. IN the State Of Lo1sisna. and suthor-
% 81 Con-
gress the sale Of public lands do
It sRs Il h:
Of LOUISIANA, commencing on Moadoy, the sec osd
sss :is q e:
of the 70 and ss
rssurveyed, to wit; -. s- .-.r sac - Dr.. "a
South of the base line asd west of the primer pal
townships l, s. and 4, and fractional townships S
'" To.nship: rand s. and fractional township I. Of
Townships and ., of ranges
Fractional townships I, 2, snd s, of range&.
Fractional township /, OF range 5.
South Of the base line and sass Of hs principal
meridian. -
Townships Is s, Z. s. 6, and =, Of ranse1.
Townships s, and 4. of ranEe2.
Townships S, 6 and !, and fractional township 8. of
fractional township 8, of ranges ts.
Townships, of ranges. - ... -....
Fractional townships ana 9, ofranees.
Townships as, g. and 7, and fractional townships,
townships, of ranxen.
Fractional township 8, OF range12.
Township 6, of range IS T.. ..f
Lands covered y confirmed private claims, ap
Dy IOf the use oil SCHOOLS. Itary.
and other purposes, together with the swamp and
ovsrnowed," granted TO the State by the acts OF
Congress approved March g. Is49, and September %,
1851; Also oil those tracts for which the patents have
been issued or applied for by the day appointed for
the commencement of the sale, or which shall not
have been finally acted upon by that time, under the
provsons of the act of 9th August. 1912. herein
The Offering of the above mentioned lapds will be
commenced on the dsy appointed, and viii proceed
in the order in hi Oh they advertised, until the
whole shall have been offered, and the sa.es thus
cosod; but the sac shall not be kept open longe
than two weeks, and private entry of any of the
lands WILL be admitted until after the expiration Of
the two weeks
Given under my hand, at the city of Washington.
this llth day Of January, Ammo Domini Thousand
JAMES BUCHANAN.
By the President:
THos. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled to the night OF pro emptiGn
to any OF the lands within the townships and frao-
tion8l townships above mentioned, is required to
establish the same to the satisfaction of the register
and receiver of the proper land Office and make pay
mani therefor as aoom as practicable after seeing
thiy notice, and before the day appointed for the
commencement Of the pubic sale Of the lands en-
brncing the tract claimed; otherwise such claim
will be forfeited.
THOS. A. HENDRICKS.
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
NoTE.-Under the regulations of tho department.,
as heretofore and now existing, no payment oan be
made for advertising pIOcIamatlons pt to such
publishers Specially to pu blush by
the Commissioner OF tho General Land Once.
ia 1-law:Sw
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THE GREAT VITAL REGENERATOR
Il TRIESE MAR

THE GNEAT NIFAL HEG ENEKATOH
TRIE Arr
TRIESEMAR-proteoted by Royal Letters Pat
ent Of England. ard secured by the Seals Or the
Ecole de PharmaG.e de Paris and the EmpeTial Col
lege of Medicine, vienna.
No. is invaluable for relaxation, sperulatorThosa
and phy real eX haustion, and 10 tonic.
No.2 completely eIadicates all tracer OF those
diseases thot have been hitherto treated by the pau
seous and penlicious use of copavIe and ubebs.
No. has entirely sup anted tie injurious use Of
rslie!, disperslnE all the Impurities and roofing out
the venom of disease.
TRIEsEMAR, MOL. 2, and s, are prepared in the
form OF lozenge, devoid Of taste or smell and can
be carried In the waistcoat pocket. SoLD IN TIN
CASES, AND DiytDKDlNTo sKPARATE DosKs as admin
istered by Vslpeau, LaHeman, RouK. RECORD, &c.,
&c; Price Is each, Q, four case. IN one for 50,
assyns Of 80. To bs had, wholesale and retail, Of
Or, BARROW.l57 Prince street, New Yors. Inn
meclately on receiving remittance, DIR. Barrow will
forward the Triesemar to any part of the world,
securely packed and addressed according TO the in
structious of the writer. de IA sn
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THOS. A. HENDRICKS.
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.

NoTE.-Under the regulations of tho department.,
es heretofore and now existing, pay ment oan be
made for adv ertising pIocIamations to uoh
publishers as are specially authorized to publish by
the Commissioner OF tho General Land Once.
ia 20-law Sw
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PREPARED By
DR.. j.. e. AVER & co..,
LOWELL, MASS,

Price, 81 per Bottle Six Bottles for S..
ar Sod byZ d. GILMAN wash'nstnn; r. q. r. CTS
SELL Georgetown, and by all Druggists everywhere.
Ia 27-eo3mr
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.foTk.Under the regulations the depertnent,
made fos advertians prooiamstions except TO such
aoasners a. are sSsesa4y astkostzsd TO publish b.
1 h IS@ d:sensr Of the Gsnsni Lend once
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, Fer sale BY DEgssi.ts ssne.sy PriOs for lar

N. l.. CLARK CO. Projectors, Boston.
For sale in Washington by Y. ID. Gilman, Speoia
AGENT; Nnrn Pa mer, John SohwartIe, L. M.
Smith, Y. Harbsugh, II. n. Mcpherson, F. )
Walsh, Joseph Bury, Jas. II. Stone, J. :. Lovejoy,
DIR. ID. b. Clarke, ID. Ri dEeiy; and in Georsctovr
BY X. J. CIssell. and ]. l.. Kidwell. sc &-sm
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CITY LNTELLIGENCE.

ASSAULT WITH SLUNd SHoT.-Last night about
eight o'clock as two young men were passing along
Pratt street, between Sharp and Howard one of
them named Il. w. Jackson was assaulted with a
slung shot by youth named George p. Myers-
jackson received very severe blow ON the left side
OF the head which inflicted deep cut. 1t appears
that as jackson and his friend passing one OF
a crowd in which Myers was, staggered against
jackson, some words followed, when Myers struck
the blow. He says he did not use slung shot but
that he hit jackson with his watch, which he ex-
hibited at the station house all broken Each party
Officer Carr arrested Myers, who is confined in the
Middle district station for examination.
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.-On Friday morning last, Il
burthen train the Northern Central Railway.
ran off the track, near Riders Switch, some nine
miles distant from the city, making a complete
wreck Of seven cars, and totally detroying their
contents. The cars were loaded with lime and
when thrown from the track were precpated down
steep bank into stream of water, causing the
entire cargo to ''slack and be rendered worthless.
fortunately no persons were injured.
Thomas Reardon, was arrested yesterday on the
charge OF passing ten dollar bill on the Susoue-
hanna Bridge and Banking Company. He had
passed the note on Mrs. Brady who keeps store
on the Point, and stated that he had received il
from his employer. Justice Griffin committed him
for an examination.
PIcKPoCKETS.-On Saturday evening man named
Obedah Hussey, while attending the Point market
had his watch stolen by pickpocket 1t was a
patent lever silver watch and the thief sprung the
watch from the ring of the chain leaving the lat
ter dangling from the button hole of the vest.
RoBBERY.-During Friday night the meat wagon
OF Mr.. George Goforth, while standing at the Cen
tire market house, was robbed of ten hams, valued
| at $50.
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Love ONE ANoTHER.-A few days since the Super
ntendent of the House of Industry in visiting among
the poor children of his charge, called upon one
widow woman, Mrs. G., who then lived at No. 10
Mulberry street. She has two fine little girls who
attend the House School. Attention was particu-
larly called to their circumstances by the mother
applying for aid to pay her rent. She had disposed
OF every article of household furniture that could
be pleged, to exc out miserable existence and
keep her little tamiy together. ''We found her -
said the visitor, 'hard at work. making boys black
cloth caps, trimmed with braid, and bow and but
tons, lined with glazed muslin, and washeather and
with patent leather 'front.' for the making and pres
sing OF which she received tico shUnqs per dozen,
or tco cents piece. did not believe it. and asked
to see her pass-book. 1t was true" "In good
times, she said, al used to get three and sixpence
a dozen, but now the price is reduced!' She had
pledged the bed from under herself and children,
the frock from off her back and, by close applica-
tion, working from early light till dark (she could
not afford candle), with such assistance we
could give her in the way of bread, she had laid
away the money for her rent, just due. To add a
little to her store she had received another woman
into her room as lodger After a week had passed
her lodger ran away, and carried with her all the
poor widows hard-earned rent, and she could find
no trace of the thief. The agent was inexorabe,
and though sober, honest woman, to her she
must go out unless the rent was paid. What could
she do? II turned out here she had no means to
pay the ''advance" (as rent in advance is termed
in another house. To go into the street for the
night was misery and to sleep with her little girls
in the Station House was almost certain death to
| them In her extremity she applied to her friends
at the House of Industry. "Please to lend me the
three dollars, and will strive and repay it as fast
as | can" How long would the poor mother strive
to spare three dollars out of such wages With all
her exertions she could barely ten shings per
Teekl Her rent was paid her children schooled,
fed and clothed from the stores of the House of In
dustry, and an honest woman is aided in her efforts
to keep herself and children from becoming pau
pers. The specimen cap is in possession of the Su'
perintendent.
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NTI,SEHENTS

HOLIDAY STREET THEATEE.-To-night Mr.. W
Wheatley and Mr.. J. S. Clarke make their appear
ance at this Theatre. They will both appear il
Oar american Cousins. Mr.. Wheatley as Loro
Dundreary, and Mr.. Clarke as Asa Frenchard. The
afterpiece will be Mr.. and Mrs. Peter White.
FRoNT STREET THEArRE.-The entertainment of
tered at Front Street is excellent. The wonderful
Carlo family Though heretofore but poorly pa
tronized) are deserving of liberal support, ano
our citizens may rest assured that the feats of &C
tivity and skill which they perform are not to b,
witnessed every day. Unless they are better pa
tronized than they have been the troupe will leave
the city in few days. An evening spent at From
Street will not be regretted.
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SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK.
The New York Post of Saturday afternoon saws

the New lork Post OF saturday afternoon says
The stock market again weak to-day, and an i'm
poant decline has taken place in the speculative shares
There little disposition to check the downward tenden
and prices the close continue to favor the buyer
The attempt to get up "cOrner in New York Central
has gnay failed and the stock closes dull and plener
at s0GSOS. Reading fell X per cent leaving off at
4Sd4S4.
The weakest on the list Michigan common stock
which has been pressed for sale for several days The
lowest price touched was 14A The guaranteed shares
dun 46A Pacific Mail still for immedi
ate delivery and closed firmly at 77H In State stock and
railroad bonds there little change. Missouri 6s de
clined Il California rs offered at SO. The week
closes a very dull money market, but rates not
lower-d44 per cent being readily paid for call loans
Discounts range from Ak OK, which the extremes
for prime short and long paper.
The City of Baltimore took out Sl50,000. Exchange
Europe closed very firm but quiet at l09A for best
ling and 5l2k lor francs
Some interest is felt in the bank statement making up
to-day the specie movements of the week having been
more important than for time past The Sub Trea
sury has gained 81 500 600 since last Saturday.
The bids for the issue of Central Park Fund stock
opened yesterday by the Comptroller and awards
the amount OF $0S 400 made at rates ranging from
10l 10l.53 per 100 shares. The successful bidders
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POVERTY OF THE STATE OF New YoRK-Governor
Morgan, of New York, submitted to the Legisla-
ture of that State, on Thursday, a Message, an
nouncing that the State would probably be short
ly called on to pay its share towards the erection
of the monument in Independence Square Phila-
delphia, under the law of 1858, authorizing the
Commissioners to consult with like Commits
sioners from eight other States, and agree
to pay stipulated sums towards such monument
The Governor recommends the repeal of the law
on the ground ofthe reduced condition of the State
finances. New York's share, on the estimated cost
of the monument, be says, will exceed S5O,OOO.-
The Governor considers Independence Hall sutf-
cient monument to the sgners of the Declaration
of Independence, but suggests that New York will
cheerfully bear her share of expense, when better
able to do so, if monument should be deemed de-
sirable. To this movement Of the Governor, the
New York SIN thus aludes:
"Governor Morgan's message to the Legislature
virtually recommending that the great State of New
York repudiate a patriotic obligation, on the plea
of poverty, is very shabby mode of promoting
economy. We are bound in law, in honor, and by
every consideration of State pride, to contribute
our share to the Monument to the Signers of the
Declaration OF Independence. We are heartily
ashamed that our State Executive should write
such message
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[ From the Ner York Papers. !
Additional from Mexico

WASHINGTON, March ll.-New Orleans papers oil
SATURDAY last are received. They contain the de-
tails OF the news by the brig Mnattlan, from Tam
pico on the 25th ult
The Tampico papers manifested considerable alarm
as to the result Of Miramon's expedition, but they
considered Vera Cruz in most perfect state of de-
fence.
More than 1000 men, says the Prisna, can be con-
centrated there at moments notice in case of an
attack, without including the commands of Lalave
and Trcjo, or the army of Oajaca, numbering ZOO
now before Orzaba, all counted, the liberals have
for the defence of the city about G,O0O available
no more than 900 can be spared from the cities
now held at the point of the bayonet by the reac-
tionary party, and that Miramon will have to de-
pend almost entirely upon the army with which he
set out from the capital.
In the meantime the war is to be prosecuted with
vigor all through the interior
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

NEW YORK MARKETS. March IL 2-Ashes-The mar
ket steady for both kinds sales of pots at S575
pearls at S5 575(d5S7k
Flour, &c-The demand for Western Canal Flour i:
good and there is increased rmness noticeable at thu
cose Tor most kinds The better brands in small sup
ply and very firm
The sales II 400 bbls at $550G5.S0 for superfnt
Stae 50 Tor choice do So 456 rs for extra do $500
oo Tor new grades OF Western EXTRA S66 675 for ship
ping brands round hoop extra Ohio; S6S09775 for adt
do 25Gs 90 for extra Genesee and 72SS 7s
Tor st. Louis brands, now held higher.
HeaIsaies AZ SS90@750. Southern Flour Is in fair de
msnd ana the high grades still BETTER the arrivals
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TNOTECTC

yesterday coroner Sparkln held an inquest or
the body of white female infant which had beer
found by some boys in the dock at Flanagan's ole
ship yard, between Union and Long dock Tn,
jury, rendered verdict of death from drowning al
iurv