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Prince Imperial Chan,pagne.

Prince Imperial Champagne,
FROM DE yENoGE K CO., EPERNAY, FRANCE
This Wine has hitherto been confined the tables
continent of Europe and has only recently been
this Market where its RARE QUALITY PURITY COM
bned with the moderate price Which ii is offered
unprecedented a popularity every section
country.
E. V. HAUGHWONT,
Sole Importer,
Nos. ass, 400 and 1872 Broadway
ny 212mIulhSSa New York
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CofPEHsaIIrH AND SHEET lion Work. Messrs
Leay Front and Fulton Streets between Notre
eae and julie streets are both practical excellent work
men and psepAssd e execute everything In their line with
great facility and finish. See their advertisement
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The PNte1sS Y,Oke Shirts.

A FIT GUARANTEED!
Owing to LARGELY INCREASED SALES, we are in
duced to conccde benefit customers making MA
TERIAL REDUCTION in the prices of the
Popular Patent Yoke shirts!
BEST QUALITY, ST per Former price, $50
SECOND :. 10 -. =. Il
THIRD l6 :. :. Is
Many other goods have prices the pro-
portion.
We attention to unusually large assortment Of
CLOTHING,
OF DIFFEREN GRADES
FOR MEN AND BOYS.
FURNISHING GOODS, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
..-u ALFRED AIUNRoE l. CO.,
"sroRY BulLplsc,"
ms 2p6t Corner Camp and Common streets.
.NesO Cas,pettsg.
J. d CAMERON &c CO.,
oMe Ia4 Canal Street,
and Tapestry Capeng of the celebrated of
Crossleys & Sons and others.
BIGELow BRUSSELS and wILToNs-new patterns
THREE-PLY AND INGRATNs, of the best makers.
RUGS, BAIZEs, DOOR MATS etc.
Curtain Materials.
We would call attention the descrp.
of Brocatee Satin de Lain worsted Curtain Mate
Muslin Curtains Table and Piano Covers Cords
Trimmings, etc.
Window Shades and COrnices.
In this branch of business pains is get up
the newest styles, and stock has superior.
OIL CLoTHs-3 feet to "A feet wide of choice quality and
nex patterns ms 2p6t
d Thomas s. Turner,
Recommendations STREET ................l4
1oUA VIE GAPS.
Men and Bows,
CHILDREN AND INFANTS.
Ladies', Misses and ChiIdren,s
FANCY GOODS, .
IN ALL THE DIFFERENT VARIETIES
CENTS BLACK SILK HATS,
GBXTs' EXTRA BLACK srIR GAPS,
GENUINE FRENCH BEAVER HATS,
Broadway Agony ".
1rooE. zE4az:S AND ElyEGxeo zEaz:s
BY WHOLE ALE.
ms 2p6
Fresh Importation.
CARPETINGs.
VIII open MONDAY, and beautiful patterns of VEL
VET TAPESTRY celebrated manufacture of John
Crosley Sons which will be sold at GREAT REDUCTION
on former prices.
GEORGE L. MARINE,
40 Canal street,
nEs 2pSt Tonro Buildings.
Floor OIL Cloths.
GEoR CT l.. NAIRNE,
ISO... CANAL STREET .............12O
Near Royal, Touro Buildings
nent.
TAELE OIL. CI0TfI-.-i and e. Wide
ms 2pst
Curtain Goods.
TRANSPARENT WINDOW SHADES,
Beautiful Assortment-New Designs
DAMAsKs GoRNICEs BANDS
LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS.
Also
PIANO AND TABLE CoyERs-of all qualities.
GEORGE l.. MARINE,
ms 2p3t 100 Canal street.
.W0alteL Ornaments.
Just received from Paris beautiful assortment Of
BRONZE AND MARBLE CLOCKS,
BRONZE AND PORCELAIN VASES
BRONZE STATUES AND CANDELEBRAs,
PORCELAIN CANDLE STICKS
BISCUIT GROUPS, etc, etc, etc.
LION L PINsARD,
ms 2ptf 81 and Sc ROYAL street, corner Benvie
Notice.
have the honor to inform my patrons that owing to i'm.
in my Store, have transferred the SHAVING
ROOM the door, and attention will be paid as
heretofore.
I. B. BORON,
ms 2ptf 81 ST. Charles street
HOstetfes''s Riftcrs.
COO Dozen in store sale by
WOODMAN & DEMENT,
n2S 2p,f Corner Magazine and Common streets
Ri Curb. Soda.
go kegs Biz arb Soda, in and for sale by
WOODMAN & BESIENT
ms 2pf Corner Magazine and Common
Fairbanks
S Il 4 n d A r d ALES
Manufactured exclusively by the
Original Inventors,
T.. s. r. FAIRBANKS & CO.,
And for sale at their
PRINCIPAL SOUTHERN WAREHOUSE.
FAIRBANKS & CO.,
No. 90 Camp street
Also, Agent for LILIES BURGLAR AND FIRE-PRoor
SAFES. ,9s on,e
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Dental Surgeon.

DIR. GEORGE w. SMITH
Has removed from No III Canal street the opposite side
No. M one door from Rampant where he will be pleased
ceye his old friends and others who may desire his professional
services
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Hs- Word OF Caution--The xvell-earned
reputation Of Platform and Counter Scales has
manufacturers and vendors Of imperfect and worthless
to offer them Fairbanks Scales. hsve
stamped them :. Fairbanks PATENT, purchasers have
thereby frequently been subject fraud imposition.
era such instances have recently brought notice
New Orleans and other Southern cities We have
with honorable competitors who transact business in their
but regarding the perpetrators Of the above frauds
pursuing alike unjust and dishonest, this
method Of cautionng the public against their inpositions
Fairbanks Scales manufactured by the original
ard for sale at their Principal Southern Warehouse
Ne. 90 Camp street. New Orleans.
MI 2pH FAIRBANKS & co. II
HS-The Great English Remcdy-.Sir James
CLARKE's CELEBRATED FEMALE Pills Prepared from pre-
scrpton of Sir Clarke, NJ d. Physician Extraordinary
the Queen.
This well known Medicine is imposition, but a
remedy for Female Difficulties and Distractions any cause
whatever and although powerful remedy they moth
Ing hurtful to the constitution.
To Married Ladies' 1t is peculiarly suited will, in short
time, bring on the monthly period with regularity
These Pills have FAIL where the drec
tons the second of the pamphlet well obse ed
Foe full particulars get pamphlet free, of agent
n Bsl 90 and six postage stamps enclosed any author
lied Agent will insure bottle, containing fifty pills. b,
turn of mail
General for the United States JOB MOSES Rochester
N. Y, J. WRIGHT & CO., New Orleans Wholesale Agents,
and sold by all respectable Druggists feS 2ply&W
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1T Cures at Once.

The quickest and the remedy the hence
in such disorders Piles Salt Reum Scroula, fact,
every kind of cutaneous Eruptions Cuts Wounds Bruises
Eyspcas, and all of the genus DAILEY'S MAGICAL
PAIN EXTRACTOR is the only real quick ehecual cure
to DC obtained Try and you will be without
For sale in New Orleans, Wholesale and retail, by
j. WRIGHT & CO.,
81 and ISL Chartres street,
General Agents for the South all
be addressed. nos 2p3seodSltW
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a9-The great drawback to persons emigra
ting 10 The Western country is the great fear they have
ii The Fever most direfu Of all diseases Every
ay We hear persons STACKED by this disease and made help
les in tle without Of aordng relief In
ye ii the great remedy DR. Hostetter has pre-
sessd s celebrated BITTERs whose curative powers for
iii diseases stomach have been universally acknowledged
Tie Bcrs prepared after long experience and deep study
have the encomiums Of the most eminent
well IN classes from part Of country To those
Who their many vrues all is them, and
Judge for themselves. respectively.
Sold in New Orleans Wholesale and RETAIL by j. WRIGHT
Co. and ISL Charities street sole agents for the Southern
States and should be addressed and by drug
gists and dealers generally everywhere.
Aa-See advertisement. ms 2p6t<W
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~ Spring Bcds--35 to 90 SO for the best
Spring Bed IN owcs Patent Ne SIS Broadway
New York Exanins # OF address the ELLIPTIC BED
SPRING COMPANY, their DESCRIPTIVE circular Special
y The trade and local agencies y2a 2p&Wly
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Eas.l's Sh0sc Cases,

EN1'L's SNOIU Cases,
OF THE LATEST AND FINEST STYLE,
FOR
JOSEPH McMASTER,
AT FAIRBANKS 4 Co.'S Scale Warehouse,
MO 2p6t6w 90 Camp street New Orleans
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NAVY BLUE BUSINESS SuIrs, Erc.-A splendid
~ blue and striped ceyrot business suits and
ehoee patterns Of satin and velvet vests cut n be
ana a1e sdvcrtsed in another column as having lust bean
opesd = Leiston hne clothing store corner Of ST
Charles and Canal streets 3 y -
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Nesc Store! Cheap Goods !!

CRoCKERY, CHINA, Glassware.
HoUsE-FuRNisHlNc GOODS!
Nos. g. AND a GRArIER STREET NEAR CAMP.
WHITE CHINA DINNER SETS, IRON STONE DINNER
SETS,
IRON STONE TEA SETS IRON STONE TOILET SETS
RICH DECORATED CHINA DINNER SETS,
RICH DECORATED CHINA TEA SETS,
RICH DECORATED TOILET SETS,
PLATED FORKS AND SPOONS
PLATED PITCHERS AND
PICKLE STANDS.
PLATED LIQUOR STANDS,
PLATED cAsToRs,
PLATED WATERS,
". PLATED TEA SETS.
CUT GLASSWARE,
PRESSED GLASSWARE,
JAPANNED TRAYS LAMPS,
PLATE WARMERS, HAT RACKS,
FIRE SETS, FIRE STANDS, TENDERS
CANE CHAIRS TUBS, BRUSHES,
JOS. ROGERS 4 SONS TABLE CUTLERY,
TIN WARE, WOODEN WARE, JAPANiD WARE,
BASKETS. BATH TUBS, BUCKETS, BUSTERS.
AND EVERY VARIETY OF 5wHY
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES.
WE INVITE THE ATTENTION OF OUR FRIENDS
AND THE PUBLIC TO EXAMINE OUR EXTENSIVE
STOCK BEFORE THEY BUY ELSEWHERE WE ARE
SELLING GOODS AT
LOWER PRICES
THAN OTHER EsTA EASEMENTS IN OUR LINE.
P. R. FELL & MARSH,
62 AND Ga GRAyIER STREET
NJ 2ntf RETMEEN CAMP AND MAG AzINE srprErc
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Southern SesUi,sg Machine Depot.
No. 80 CANAL STREET.
1900 MACHINES TO ARRIVE.
In the whole list o. MACHINES, have rapidly
into favor and use
sLOAT C0.'S ELLIPTIC SEWING MACHINE
1t is great and decided improvement all others
It an improvement the Wheeler Wilson's Is mora
simple and far easier learn has Leather ns Lighter
and costs city per cent less "' @'
AND is WARRANTED
TO BE U IoR
TO ANY MACHINE IN THE WORLD.
NJ s. HEDRICK,
Agent
b. caution the public beware of Wheeler Wilson'S
complicated Leather Pad Machines oil 2p2m6W
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Floor OIL Cloths.
GEoR G. e l.. N AIR e,
CANAL STREET.
Near Royal, Touro Buildings
large assortment to "a feet wide any apart
nent.
TABLE OIL CLoTH-.-i and 64 Wide.
ms 2n3t
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New Smyrna Figs.
50 cases In drums, half drums and Or drums.
Landing steamship Noses Taylor
A. f. COCHRAN 4 HALL,
Is New Ieyee and II Fulton street.
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Now landing and for sale by
A. +. COCHRAN HALL,
l3 New Levee and IL Fulton st.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-02-23
LITERARY.

Murray, of London, has in press new work OF
Italy, its Antiquities and its Picture Galleries. BY
| Lord Broughton, author of "Travels in Albania )
! but better known as Sir John Cam Hobhouse
Mr. Parton's researches in Nashville for material:
| for his biography of Jackson have been very sue
cessful. In two three days he discovered such a
mass of matter, that the mere copying involved ar
| expenditure of $3.50.
| copy of Dante, belonging to Orsini, with hi:
autograph, sold for 6Of. at recent book sale in
| Paris.
new volume of Tales, by Charles Dickens
| is announced among the literary anticipations o
| the day.
| H. Herme, Secretary of the Academy of Fine
Arts at Brussels, well known by his "HiStorv of the
City of Brussels" is publishing new "History OF
Charles the Fifth,' from original sources The
first volume of the work has just appeared.
In Paris there is much talk about the Forthcoming
drama of Alexandra Dumas, the son. This is, it is
said, to be entitled ole Pere Prologue" and those
who have received communication of parts of the
plot and of the dialogue say that it will be next to
impossible the piece should be performed to the end
for there parts of it that will shock even Pa
risian audience.
Mr.. Bentley will publish almost Immediately, in
one volume, ''The Life of Charles James Fox" by
Lord John Russell.
The Empress Eugene is busily engaged in col
lecting autographs of the Bonaparte family. She
collects everything they wrote everything belong
enough to fill twenty-five volumes, which she has
richly bound in her library.
In the Library of the Castle of Belem, Portugal,
an autograph report has been found from the hand
of Jean Nicot, Segneur de Vilemain, who, in
| 1860, Ambassador of Francis H. at the Court
of Lisbon. In this document the Segneur Nicot
states that Flemish merchant had made him ac-
quainted with plant of peculiarly pleasant TASTE
This plant was the tobacco, bearing now the Latin
name Herba Nicotiana.
DIR. Doran, an old literary gossip, who knows
more about the personal affairs of modern authors
than, perhaps, any one living, is engaged as the
aAi ifnr tha forth n.
| be published by Bentley.
Leigh Hunt now seventy-fve years DID, has COM
menced series of reflective papers for the Specta-
tor, edited by his son. He calls the papers The
Occasional and they consist chiefly on piquant COM
| ments on men and things
| The list of German booksellers for 1859, gives
| the names of two thousand three hundred and
] eighty-fve tirms-forty-one more than last year.
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Setpplng sntelii9enes.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, Feb. %.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
load ISn s B. K9ofE nkn fTGm in ballast
Ser oaoine g. Reed days from Matanzas to the
steamug Tgress, Saw OF New Point on saturday W eve
ming brig j. H. Kent from Sagua la Grande for Balti-
schr. Exchange, Wilson, from Monrovia W C. A., 4tf ult
Mary Caroline Stevens Heaps for cape PaImas s REPORTS
Jan 10TH A. " Driver cook Of Monrvia fell over,
Ha, Bar sfa%an nds1 g MsEn SnTSnia 20 da,d died &
sshT Assa .as1 1 TiPs davs from Franklin to Kelsey
ss eya sG moosles Pssee FgRtOR Il Rn days from New Orleans
bound north.
via Hampton ROais-guapq ~ = 70 FpFn Gsril & Mur.
Steamship Locust Point French New York-Samuel j.
. Ship Sebastian Cabot, Watts, New oreans-Kelsey &
, schr. Bloomfield. Murphy, New YorE-w Rhoads &
ARRIVALS FROM BALTIMORE.
PaGmas Phan Ramsay New York 2st inst
steamer Louisiana Rasss 3 YorfoE, fF2 isth ns iS. s
AieTanf2lR RhfSE EffeRq8a f6R BaLf63RE fa 3
sT EERs E anaG sms SfE o2St TS b a naf nf
Steamer H l. caT AsFERN lls1 hRaNfs5iPfia F6R4s End inst
%s Ps 5 sIis Maccag
eph zSe % Prso G a nce
or Cardgnas; len Loeser Port au Prinee-CId. steamship
star of the West, Aspnwal barks d. Trojan, Matanzas
star New Orleans schrs Rebecca, City Point j. A. Stany
and Pearl North CarHina Southern Belle Savannah D. b.
MaIneT CharsstCn; White Cloud Petersbgrg Thomas Hol-
SUSAN and r Brown, Charleston; Fleetwood Aiexan-
dria: A. Y. Bedell Norfolk.
PHILADELPHIA February 2l.Arr. bark Dorothea. Bor-
deauX; schrs A. Sanders and Marnah NJ North Carroll
ma; Alvarado, Richmond
BOSTON February 2O-Arr. bark Sarah Ann, N Orleans;
brig ii. c. Berry, Mobile.
SOUTHERN PORTS.
RICHMOND, February I9.Ar. schrs f. Nickerson Bos-
ton; Jos Garcion, Portland.
CHARLESTON, February 19-Cld. ship Rubens Havre;
brig Pepito Barcelona chrs L. s. Levering Phadelphia
\. b. Borden, West Indies.
Feb. l9.-Arr. brig Billow, Philadelpha-Crd steam
ship Isabel, Havana ship Caroline Liverpool bark Wal
than, Cronstdt schrs. j. W. Webster and Geo Davis New
York. - -
MOBILE, February l9-CTd. ships Ronachan, Liverpool
Anna Decatur, Boston, bark p Flood, schrs A. Title
Ephraim Anna, and Sarah Mills, Providence
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PRICE TWO CENTS

FEMALE SoLDIER.-At the Imperial Court of
Paris, on the 22nd ult., the of one Herrewegan
formerly corporal in the Belgian army was call
ed on. "Present!" cried a tall, masculine woman.
rising. "What are your" asked the president. Gan
old soldier" said she dan old soldier! You mean
of course cantiniere?" No, SIR | was first a pri-
vate soldier, afterwards corporal in the 18th
Regiment of Belgium, and have gained the decor
alton of the Iron Cross for distinguished services
Her advocate then explained that in 1880, being
married to Belgian sergeant, VIII Ise regiment was
in the citadel of Antwerp, she in order to enter the
citadel, into which strangers were not admitted,
disguised herself as man and enlisted for two
years. She served so well that she was made a cor
p"ral Some time after the revolution, her regi-
ment, having gone over to the popular side, was
sent to attack house at Berchem, in which some
Dutch troops had barricaded themselves; and she,
In heavy fire. and in spite of the hesitation of her
comrades, beat down the door with the butt end of
her musket, whereby the house was carried. On
another occasion, at Louvain, in the midst of
combat large barrel of gunpowder accidentally
exploded, wounding several men, all the soldiers
near fled in dismay, but she proceeded with the
greatest calm to afford relief to the wounded after
this affair she made her known, and the King of
the Belgians conferred on her the Iron Cross. She
subsequently served for some years as cantnere,
and obtained a small pension. The advocate then
went on to say that on the death of her husband,
which took place some years ago, she married a
poor workman residing in Paris Lately she and
her husband fell into Distress and the latter became
nfrm. To give HIM relief she some time ago stole
purse from lady in omnibus. Detected in
the act and with the purse her. she
demned to years Imprisonment by the tribunal
of correctional police. 1t was against the con-
demnation that she appealed. But the court,
though it listened with great interest to the tale of
the woman's life, obliged to confirm the previ-
Gus Judgment.
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SUPREME Court OF THE UNITED STArEs.-MoNDA AY,
Feb. II, iS59.-On motion of R. II. Gillet, William
W. Mann, Esq, of New York. was admitted an at
torney and counsellor of this court.
On motion of Hon. Reverdy johnson, Hon.
Abram b. Gin, of New York, was admitted an at
torney and counsellor Of this court
No. 6l. The New York and Liverpool United
States Mail Steamship Company, claimants of the
Rumball, Gbeant Appeal from the circuit court
United States for the southern district of New
York. Mr.. Justice Clifford delivered the opinion OF
the court, affirming the decree of the said circuit
court in this cause, with costs and interest.
No. 5S. The White Water Valley Canal Com
pany, plaintiff in error, u.s. Henry Valette In er-
ror to the circuit court United States for the dis
trict of Indiana. Mr. Justice Campbell delivered
the opinion of the court, affirming the Judgment o
the said circuit court in this cause, with costs and
interest.
No. so. The people of the State of New York
ca rel Asa Cutler ct al, plaintiffs in error Us. Edgar
preme court ofthe State of New York. Mr.. Jus
tlce OrIer delivered the opinion Of tie court, at
hrming the Judgment of the said supreme court in
this cause, with costs.
No. 62. John Pemberton, liquidator of the Mer
chants Insurance Company, appellant u.s. Edward
Lockett, Jas. G. Berret and Henry d. johnson
Appeal from circuit court United States for the
District of Columbia. Mr.. Justice Nelson delivered
the opinion of the court the decree of the
said circuit court, with costs, and remanding the
cause with directions to dismiss the complainant
bill.
No. 81. Daniel Poorman ct al, plaintiffs in er
ror, Us. Woodward and Dusenbury. In error tc
the circuit court United States for the outherr
district of Ohio Mr.. Justice Catron delivered the
opinion of the court, affirming the Judgment of the
said court in this cause with costs and interest.
No. 292. James d. Porter ct al., plaintiffs in er
ror, Us. Bushrod W. Foley. In error to the court
OF appeals for the State of Kentucky. Mr.. CHIEF
Justice Taney delivered the opinion of the court
dismssing this cause for the want of jurisdiction.
No. 76. ofDecember term, 1857. John n. Ahl
appellant, Us. Roswell B. Johnson; and
No. n of December term, 1857. John B. Irvine
appellant, VIM. r. Marshall ct al. Appeals from
the supreme court of the Territory of Minnesota
Mr.. Chief Justice Taney delivered the opinion o.
the court, directing the mandates in these tc
be reformed, and directed to the supreme court O
the State of Minnesota.
No. 20. Chas Balance, appellant, u.s. Rob-
Forsyth ct al. Mr.. Chief Justice Taney delivered
the opinion of the court, overruing the application
of Messrs Balance and Williams in this cause.
No. 60. Russell Sturgis, libellant and appellant
Us. John Clough ct al, claimants of the steamboat
K. l.. Mabey, &c. The argument of this cause wa.
commenced by Mr.. Benedict for the appellant
Adjourned until tomorrow, II o'clock, A. NJ.
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The market for Groceries has been a still to-
day. and the only sale hear offs 200 hhds Cuba Sugar
made Saturday evening, exact terms not public.
The Provision market is frmer very quiet and no
sales have oeen made public to day.
The demand for Whiskey continues limited and prices
ABOUT the same Wequote nominay at 26h cts. for
drudge and Sa2o cts for Pennsylvania and Ohio bbs
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET. Feb a1-Tbe
market for Beef Cattle very firm again to-day and
last market prices fully The
up about 600 each at the Bulls Head and Wardells max
ing 200 head in ALL which disposed of at from IS
to sO5O, the latter for prime qualitythe bulk of the
sales ranging at from SO to SO the loo lbs.
About $50 Cows and Calves were disposed of at War
dells at from $50 to S45 for fresh Cows $50 $50
springers, and SIS to $50 for dry Cows-the market
OF Hogs, the receipts at Phillips yard were 1866 sales
ranging at from S. to 50 the 100 lbs net which rather
better.
OF Sheep the receipts and sales 3oOO prices
ranging at from 81 to So each, condition, being
equal to 9alO cts. per h. dressed.
WILMINGTON MARKETS. February 21.-TuRpEN.
TINE.-Sales Saturday of l ,lS5 bbs and to-day Of
2l2 do at 81 80 for virgin and yellow Dip and s7O for
hard per $50 lbs.
SPIRIrs-Saes on Saturday of $50 bbs at 40 cts per
RoSIN.-Sales to-day of 900 bbls Common, at 81 10
per bbl., for assorted sizes.
TAR-saes Saturday of 3O4 bbls at s1SO per bbl :;
and to-day of 145 do at same price.
The Cincinnati Gazette, of Monday, says:
There was good demand for bulk meats on Saturday
at 6& for shoulders and S for Sides with
900 lbs Holders met buyers pretty freely these
bacon SlueS were IN request, with sales at
94 Shoulders held *, but heard of
Barrel Lard firm at II for prime, with dis
position to operate freely the part either buyers
sellers. Flour in limited demand SIS SOFAS 60 for
superfne change in grain. Sugar and Moasses
stagnant The fears entertained of overflow added
the dullness previously existing Whiskey in mode
rate request at 2A cts The market entirely bare
pearash and prime article would sell to moderate
tent at cts. per lb
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK, Feb. 22-Cotton is dull. Sales to-day OF
only 800 bales Flour is buoyant Sales of Is 500 bbls
State, $5.30G5.50 Ohio, S64O(G650 Southern s6d625
Wheat is firm Sales of $4,000 bushels. Red, 140145
cs White 1659175 Corn is firm Sales of II 900
bushels. White, s0@s4 cts Po closed buoyant Mess,
Sl75001S.25 Prime, $l3 25. Lard is firm at IL d121s
cts Whiskey is quiet Sugar is heavy at decline of
r. Sales at 6l9S cts. Coffee is firm but quiet at Va
Il cts for Rio Molasses is heavy at 40 Spirits
pentine is dull. Rice is quiet
CINCINNATI, Feb. 22-FlGur is dull but prices are un-
changed Whskey is dull at 254 cts. Provisions are
dull Lard II Il tGl2% cts
The river is still rising, but very slowly.
PHILADELPHIA Feb. 22-Flour is firm at S5S7kM
631h. Wheat closes with advancing tendency; sales
at loo cts. for white red 140l45 Corn is steady at
79yns cts. Whiskey is dull at 2Su29 cts.
MOBILE, Feb 2l-Coton-Sales of 900 bales to-day at
10b cts for middling decline of CT