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pROrOsAL.s FOR ARMY TRANSPORT,

PMMIOod,.S rOh Nm Ny TRANSPORTED
- lin Ioposais Will be received at the Quar-
'tofmas5Ssr Vehefa Om9e until u M, the Let
uay OF october next Tor the transportation of mill
tary supplies during the years 1853 and 1861 on The
following routes:
i. From Forts Leavenworth and RiIAy In the
territory OF Kansas. from Fort Laramie, in the
west bank Of the Missouri river north Of Fort ca
venworth and south of Latitude - deg NTH a,
which are no or may be tablished in the Tsr,;'
tory of Nebraska south of atitude "a de- ROTH n.
longitude ia deg. west and In the Terr;,ol ~
Utah north oflattude 40 deg north and west of
q From Forts Leaysnworth and iley in the rsr
Trtory of ksnsas and from tha ~ VIC ct
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was troubled with Infsmmatory Rheumatism
for long time, and could find nothing 70 relieve
C0gswe's Medical salt, which entirely cured me-
would advice all who are NJ ictaf to give il tris
JACOB HOWSWtfSER, Reading, Pa.
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THE BEST COUGH SYRUP IN THE
i WORLD. 800 -
The beet CogSH SYRUP in the y9,id -

This article ie prepared ny q chemist, and il pro
nounced BY medical me 4, and those who have used
it. to be the best preparation for Corghs Colds, Ca
Cold. and preventive Of that hon Of diseases, Goa
sumption. ... fr .-fl. f-f4-a. ...-
Persons " no sing should use it. IL 10 pleasant to
the taste soens clears and strengt hens the voice,
aays all irritation OF the throat and lungs, and Pro
vents taking cold. -H' 10
, III Bottles IS and 50 cents and 81. Sold by all
druggists In Washington, Georgetown and Aiexan-
dTla. ~ --. 90 I1-0
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PIiceg 81; Chronic package, S2-5o. sold by all
Drug sists IN Washington, Georg etown, and vicin-
lty ana wherever the Star Is real Depot In Wash
tngton, Il. p. MILLBURN & CO., Willard
Hotel; D. c. TAYLOR 4 CO., General Agents,
20 Dock street. Phllarelnhia. An
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AND kEMEPY foR pYsPEPsih, WExK

PREPARED BY A CHEMIST.
BOTTLES II, Is and 50 cents and one dollar.
THE GREATEST DIsCQYERY IN MEDICAL
SCIENCE.
HARTSHORNESC URE-ALL should be kept
in al families in Case of accidents sudden sick
cures to get q ply sician.
II oures pain In any part Of the system ami 10 used
externally and internally.
III As the frequent changes of the weather bro
duee . bad Cold, Rheumatism, Pain In the Liinbe
get bottle. 1t acts upon the Nerves, Muscles,
sinews, Blood and Bones; and by its warming cleo
tromagnetlo power, e1pes all pain from the system
Get q hottie and try il.
n. B.zn you have q Cough, use HARTs-
GHERkf-it il the best Cough Syrup in the
ifyou are Bilious. seHARTsBORN MES 4 NrI.
BILIOUS PILLS. They act upon the Liver, $50
ma IN and Bowels, carrying of al Bile and Foul Sc
TIE above medicines 70 be had at sill Drug Stores
N Washlngton city; KlDWELL CISSELL ai
Georgetown; ii. PEEL Co., Alexandria.
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TOBIAS, OPTICIAN,
l. AS Penn. AVENUE, BET. ~ AND 9Th Sra.

+2b fssS AVENUE, BET. ~ AND 9Th Srs.
L most respectfully inform my friends and the
public generally, that have removed 10 the ~
above place, where may ways be found, toZSS
CHS or having GLRssEs T Sxed to suit al sirbt,
20 my esgabi , and TIE satisfaction have
llsorlmiua 10 from the many testimonials in this cty
and elsewhere, that have of the most eminsnt gem
my sdverisemsnt IN the National Inteigenoer to he
Ieal as a s,ide 70 those VINO wish to la well suited
ther do warrant mine any other Glasses to snit
you Tor space Of SIX years, you will read in m
This new phase to to i'm s.1
Doctors had business. will not impose upon or
them believe such nonsense can only ada ,hat n
your eyes DO not undergo change, then viii war
You will at al time. find in my. Establishment
sns s' Ev nnd vel s1se'tsd stock o
sa d RSsk lo4sepseJ TELEsCopEs I Micro IayS-
kERs and ENGRAyEERsA GEHsskMyA sTS
rsny OIL othe' useful Onslos annex few Of tbs
From his E1es!isrey, "a. Gcrernor Of Viys,.;a.
them S neat sHnes from
nght, and corresponding with his tescriot nr
'''' '''' hlT HENRY stl f. Visa
Rom fas late Hor Jxds. By,le,
va.reoommendsdt Mr.. Jno. TOBIAS AZ A. mn iIifnl
sad Ss that M ToSas sses%s5 3
comprehend them by inspection, and some sliy III
measurement, and he has made me pair or 9nac1a
oies that suit me admirably. A. p. BUTLER.
Ffonn ths Hon. Secretary of Stat, o> v;,x,.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
p,.- c. a. IN. RICHMOND. Dec. 81. ia5s
scies yon sent him, and discovering thas the fpcus
was Precisely suitable To my vision kindv oaareis
20 enclose them to you, to have new Glasses sphst;
tnted l have since received them, and am grati6ad
that the Glasses fully meet my espectst,on aoS
give my eyes CREST relief. Tie pebbles yon gu sa
used are really superb enclose herein The nnns
oiyour Oil. Very respectfully, &c
JOHN TOBIAS, Esq., Washington %. C,
FSou Prof. Bdehs
" AsHN6ToN, Feb. "A, 1asa
1Srnlshed by Mr.. Tobias with great sati,fsnt;n1ns
They are clear, of exoellent and well mounted.
III Please observe that my Establishment |. On
Penn. avenue, between a. aud 9Th stTeets " oA
TOBIAS AMBROTYPE ROOMS.
Where you Will obtain q good Liksness 40 u.l IN
any other Establ lshmant and At moderate charges.
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WASHINGTON SEWING ROOMS,
i, the tms to sss s FIJI G, and
SHIRTS made up 70 order; The subscriber is pre-,
shortest notice. All descriptions Of Sewing done
SHIRT BOSOMS, COLLARS, and WRIST
BANDS neatlJ stitched. "a '-I =
mar Ia-tf VI. q. MOVES
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ARRIVALS At PRINCIPAL HOTELS

NATIONAL HOTEL.-Thos Berry Mo: 7 n
stone, ID Z; u Berry and son, do; NJ Wilcox Pa;
I !, Z Latham, Ny; L Jones, do; a ID Cooley, Pa;
w vi Sanderson, D; : Weston, y c; r II Weston
eoi y a k MaI1Gi I; w Love and lady, Miss;
1Aider "a; Glbbon, Pa; Gen Bsrnetf, Pixies
fesn : stone; Nd; FIiserysnt, Team; W Il
Element, "; W Strader, do; w o. Brlen. Nd; II
PG%S SSIs, No; 4 SSathsats. y; W3odhUll, Nd;
Ala Miss VI Halnes, do Miss & HaiDes do: = &;
MI, e w WOoltOn, ga; w BaIknap Nv:
4 Underwood, Miss; w Chafee and lady Pa: =
JsnnInss, Ala; HouEh, Nd.
WlLLAHDS, HOTEL.-H L Kendril NY; A
= SaNlTd: do; E Ranfolph. Ps; F. stasst. rs 4;
SNewmso, ny; Gre@noUgh do; b Van Gull :,
SMI55c IA: DS; De BLosoawden, do; J VI roIney,
SGrbIn, Va; Mrs X C9Tbin, do; Miss r Coroin, d.;
90, MISS l.. Platt, do; W J Sanron aud family =; :
MIS- Manner. do; G Brown and lady, do; ~ r Van
Denzen, Ga; T Lewis, Pa; r ] Tisule.a do; III
ats"n, NY; A McM-iion AID lady, DO; Oil
do. S"'oio"'
BROWNS HOTEL.-C Conrad Pa: r :
Bake, do; ID Allen, NY; A Con yden %; ri w
SathsrMood, Pa; U Eliot. NC; T. % Rando pr,
Nelson, Md. ' "
,KiRKW0OQ HOUSE, Jones, Neb: ID r
BInlvart, Va; Van b il, Pa: ] Davis ny; j
7 Wright, No; j Johnston, Ky; J Priest Pa; h
Gallagher, Md -
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A NY PIECE OF MUSIC SENT TO ANY
"A part Of the world postage fEesl by addressine
the Piano, M aIodeon, and Music Store of John +.
~. LIS, Washington, ID. G..
Music neatly bound Instruments csrefulIv re-
paired Pianos rented Piano Stools. Piano Covers
al JOHN F. ELLlS'S, 500 Pa. avenue, between
Two Two Upright Pianos for rent, of very fine tone,
sc oetayes, neat finish, take up very ANAL space
ly1s JOHN =. ELLIS
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SUGAR. BACON, DO.
~ 90 hhds. New Orleans SUGAR,
500 ohoIoe HAMS,
SO plain do. -
5,eoo lbs. SHOULDERS,
loo bags Rio and Java COFFEE.
iT barrels hRe Old WHISKY.
TO do. common do,
IS do. BRANDY.
Just received and for saIs by
ma H-eou MURRAY & SEMMFs.
COLUMBIAN COLLEGE : - =
n. s,,, ,s pKEbP p;Ai .S DEPARTMENT..
Informed that there will be few va Pubic sfe
Tor new pupils, and but few. For term. Nha1 ~
signed. WIN r fiGGnT9 , ggpder-
IsB- WAb Chairman Of tbs Faanltv
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IMPORTANT ----
i TO THE CITIZENS OF
WASHINGTON AND kORGETOWN.
HEALTH, ECONOMY. AND COMFORT!
McDonnells Catawba Ginger Wine.
The Great Southern Plantation and Family
Remedy and Beverage.


McDonnelIs Catawba Ginger Wine.
The Great Southern Plantation and Family
Remedy and Beverage.
No more Ftrsr and Asrs.-No more Cholera. C,nrnr,
gesttoH, or FiatnIeacyM!
For these complaints the CATAWBA GINGER
MN = IS a. vNyALiia ssME9T f and SEKySSIiyE
BA GRkPE G GIN Err and for
purity Of quality aEd richness u favor, Is une-
SS s s.xsSRs Of
whilst its Tome and InvigoTailng Properties have
secured for i a WORLD WIDE RErUrATioH and UN
The Wineisprc erulnsnt'y ads pied to the Female
per of Sedentary Habits. being NOH-iNTOX-
ICATlNG. and IN imPartlng HEALTH AND VisoR
No FAMILY sHoULD BE WITHOUT IT.
we ASK f2f 1t a triai from AL satisfied that SIN
the Union.
Who5 rs psp9,I5 Nsrs g, st. Baltimore
CAur,oSs wIHNDtING sagASG aSs: co,s,,.
them all, and, disposed to profit bv my Experience
sPEkGAif ft5 III On Its CURE.
d.nos ,a% seds IN SsS' SS.G
js u DS WHY
THE SECRET kTp ISMF hFilKITEEs OF YOUTH
Just pnblished gratiS, the 25tA thousdrd
A few WORDS on the Rational Treatment without
Medicine, OfSpeTmat0rrhea IT Local -aH~
Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, \3SiA&A
Genital and Nervous Debility. Pre- \S1
mature Decay OF the System, Impo-
tenoy and lmPedDents to Marriage
generally,
BY b. DE LANEY, M. ID.
The important fact that the msny alarming COM
plants orig mating In the impr udence and solitude
OF youth may he easily removed WITHOUT MEDICINE
is in this small tract clearly domonstrsted and the
entirely new and highly successful treatment. ~
adopted by the Author, fully explained. by means
OF which everyone Is enabled to cure NsKLF per
fecty aud at the least possible coat, thereby avoid
Ing all the advertised nostrums Of the day. 20
sent to any address, gratis and post free, in a
sealed envelope, by remIttng post paIdl two post
age stamps to DIR. b. DE LANEG, 90 East 81 ST
street. New York City. maS0-tr
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NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled To the RI hit of pre-amptlou
TO any OF the land Is within the townships and
parts of townships above mentioned, Is required to
establish the sama to the sat saction Of the repister
and receiver of the proper land office, aud max. pay
nent hsT9r as soon a. pTdoic1bl, tter seeing this
meneauent of the public sale OF the lands embracing
the tract claimed; otherwise such claim will be for
ieited. o.. JOS. =. WILSON,
Acting Com'r OF the General Land Ofhoe
NOTE.-Under the regulations of the departmept
as heretofore aud now existing, no payment can be
maze Tor advertising procanatlons except to such
publishers as are SpEc IIty authorized to publish by
the Commissioner otthe General Land Office.
ie 3-laWi3W
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pGTb bEI.RS, LYONS cELEBRATE LATE INSECT "
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AYERS cATHARTIC PILLS,

DR.. J.. c. AVER & CO..
PRICE, a. PER BorTIE: STa Ror,-
.E&sold BY z. d. GILMAN, washiu rton. - S e.:
SELL, 0sorgstovn, and BY all Druegsu svsr,Ghs,. III
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t'eT Die &en9n, ftnnenp unD tdbglnp tbr Uaupt
nte9eno. SeBt, MO id) le er3dblen mill, Iebe
lp ellf eaB e5 t1ur etu Scnnenffrabl III. Der
aus nielnen 6rablln98taBen in n.siayr Chime.
tun9 3eblleben, nno felne e1entlCbe @jelhlhte.
0et SoanenltraRl abe. traf mid 5u 6ran!fart
AM Wfdn, Dohm ib nit mtinen Yater uno
meinem Sruoer @eorg sur at0nans oeS Sli
lers SscpOlo 9erelIt mar. @S iii mir meniR in
oef @r'anerun8 8eblieben BON ben 9lan3encen
Uelfen, Die man oolt 5a gbren pes peutldea
%ollets 81b; t9 mar pamaIa utera,bu Sabre
alt uno pteler Prunf Der Gelemou!en. pes
lpfslencen Solfs, paa pen gsbrafenen, nit 6a.
zen 9etpIdten O1len entbuItllti5 3uiaudjle.
ioe Dem osutiaen Safer Ielber, lsiatDelte hid,
Hnld dJIid. ls e Hz
&tebe Wtania, ricf Der StcnpFiua Ie6baIt
p'elettt b1t nas site 0af Zen asb.aieaeu nab
NH 9alen 8elp dten OAfen fiit ben psutldea
sta'ler Iel0t yebalten, ano BET bat carum in
fepr 8uIem @eruA bel ibn seltanoen. z
@a III moalth, Gag mctn mistser Scbn
Hf9t pat, laste Die &Gni5lI libgin0. unp pas
9ale 0olf Dat n1ebr 9Jlut5t aus Gut aul Bra
ten, ata om &llIer. Utr aber oauerie rie Sey
renlcnte uao Der Sratense,u& aar Al lanae. u.
ol aller QuBen duf Oen Nailer a:rid,tet !plren
D 9ttenlluo an Die 1SAtcr te5 fisinfn op0s
nil5ttt,n Sarlten pcn Wedltnblc8 cad,te, loud
tp MD gang leiie BON Ger 6drltentrs5ane .tert.
CAB mesner 'SHreilec 6rtosrife eth ;3eiben,
uno TtOtlId}en Wa1bes pertteBea mir Beue. |
9eTel8t zen unlersr 9cuperqaats, Der liebeu
9elleIIr, oen Nomer, unO II lapteu ii unlern
2SaSen, fer unS mabl1m purt cas- 0clfsae
orange tsnruta IN sine tubiggre 1Str1Be
DraDle HaAoem mir Gem reutlChen &auel
9epnlrt3t uno len Sditn argeIdaut wcll
tD'r nc1 etne anpeCe SulDlguraellblt an reteu.
uno eor Dem 8oai9 bes @eilteS noIten mir uns
0'u5e'I, 'ebt IN tleter @prful9t utb 9iebe, uuo
DaaNpttea mraJn n mr. 5. e(m Ort, mo-
OtuilAlanos SiDBt,r uno beel4fer Didter.
Tarlf 9etc,en mprDcr, unp Die ltese 6rau pou.
len mir be9ruEen, Die ielae Wtuttsr mar. Der
6raH 0tatp Goibe U,llten wtrsunlern Seu9
pla1en!
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ss irtb1S . ffe en-.
A. Stag Sale Sta9 0alle
N 9anoOers nlbe Braltitr.,
9e9enlber oem 6lupuermnrft,

ilnter yettnnS ucn Sobn Yeter.
x yer nsfrsetdnetf rlaubt RG fnen psfbrtsn rsnrhsn
Hnp fsm Snpltium I'M a1oemetasn bic T's'' o''""N'"
a,,.s. am ia MatpF'n NOntas ben 10. 5ouuar
S Rsat.src Gn8 iteier betannsn unD besbt,n
in0 sBrrqsft in brs nsa sisDe unS IN.
nrsr Slfltnag gar sef slssn eanuis ~ biinaea ua6
Nu ntt Der :oerfuJuna tag bte neue ad 6aNs
ar pI0R1pfe m treanDts aafuIrtuns 10 rie cesce.
Spellen uno QSstranft >9aatbe 0slu une 0iauSrl
mDre's erwErbeu ire. $3.50 '''
3xioa'Fs n14te Der tutrSsldnsts boraaf aufmsrfTam
oaGsS " 9Unee IT, fOnpsrn bas bsOn s,s bes arDssrcs
ISpm e'neer6tsts 8ar.MCm NIT fetuet DcrtreaIi&ea
unP o eile oa &c icw bts botsn uno bsqa men
r.g gum 1aE5s sinaesnOs 5aa nsae Sta sane III e
a gta tas @rp0ane uuterbataas uaD aseli.
BsH 0'r5nn8en IN SGl;tnors ma ren peroen - o
Sa e! 9stnuns efs osrpalp be 5taa safe srn pub
= y tt apretasr. <eue beebrt aeree emplie b 1d
O' O'rr.ifloen pe4d9t nassp1 r' f|
Sans, tmt sfs ur q s4.
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Welt I1 1nrft:S5Dfel
aA h4 &c Dft5
fiir EerIOaen, iuelde ppOl lNts Wafier benubsn.

fir NeEIDnen, melde 010llAts lDQiIer benubfn.
Der neune Ab Gnitt In 8ssus auf bts gro Grm
riiit ts Drr au tor febenten gpGfe smsrie
ae 8erVrbnnnasn pirb purmir sur Mori far me
BttteltStea putSsr 6a eetarta tnttatnen s5sammnn
gsn hren6 ssbenblabt wsrten iplen.
l5hs ~ .. Suter, MGferinaenisur
runh pifb tterat Ssrast uup SHst SO @as.r uub
bem Stati.Gtpe tcn GAIT baB wcuu her Of pie de
ntsudier, spebnsr % etter nes Souies eSer o..
Oaa ss et a = lem essIrsn 9ueyant Iaufen Iarn
srlanDen ene SSt, paB oenIelbu metr spaner
n0pnfr rfD osr4 IT, ban frasr, psfss lbumGstas
NanlsN go SuaHsrs our@s Geleren rssbu tn treea b
ne 5trase, SaHs slee pDer tn e,usm 80 Gobt
osm guut'ua lbr eia Hen ptrOnsu Unnamed nii6ietea
por Sraeen auueen r0e Der betrtfttfe 6auseertlmer
oocr yswpnntr enes 3aaies Ia cine Sratt ron G msbr
GIs $40 rt, t1ut.e Sant22mt
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NbetAticbcs x3SetnDauS
MsAiil BON ID. Bartz.

~, z4 SparpHr, twGen German lu. QOmbarkar
~tas l0wte arp BET s5laiAe Sersaptt " 'V'' 's'u'
and ast 9sHsuIns wsrsa Ootse gDtne per Gus.nb nie
5a 5a 9a"Oas5@ <vsOsate Ysefsn ias 5aas arsFert
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2sR 4 5 I Q :, 8aItlmprs9 aBeesFa eyg8efm
sGsa .a z9s1rq.a eatt iausaabmt 6ss 6gnsta6s| urf
"SS' ss''fs per Ug9s sR Die Esdscr ssal6ee.
DER %n'der" wtsO stenfaGs IN gBafeinatpn unn
I2sRsssltng I.t tssIt$ SWeS Gs6str .6en abSna,aifa
gSr9 be gOif Strfsaset tBaet ser tdglt5e gDe6er
abluns,
- Das go6enBEatt bes Baltimore ggedfs
srpetnt ieSsn Brea1 unb fgfet idtsti4 81 IN unbes
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The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-21
tBy Telegraph
New York Stock Market.

New YORK, March l9-P. NJ.
Stocks lower: Chicago and Rock Island, 5s1l; Cum.
berland Coal Company 23s; Illinois, 66A: New York
Central, 79 Reading, 4sx Virginia Skies, 9776 (;
United States Fyes, Of 1874 l0i Galona and Chicago
67l6: Pacific Mail, IA
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-21
River Newa

PITTsBURG, March l9-M.-River eleven feet,
by the pier mark, and rising at the rate of one
inch per hour. The weather is stormy. Con-
siderable damage has been done in this neigh
borhood by the violence of the winds. Sew
eral steamers broke from their moorings this
morning, but suffered no injury. Arrived
Alma, Bay City and Nat. Holmes. Departed
Jennie Gray.
LOUISVILLE, March 19-M.- .-Riverstationary,
with eight feet nine inches in the canal, and
six feet nine inches in the pass. Considerable
snow fell last night; now melted. Weather
cold and blustery. Mercury As.
ST. LOUIS, March 19-P. M.-Riyer station
airy at this point. Nothing new from the up
per streams. Weather clear and cold.
ST.. LOUIS, March Pop. M.-The river is
rising slowly at this point. The Mississippi is
out Of its banks below Keokuk, and rising rap
idly. The Illinois is bank-full and swelling
slowly. The Missouri is falling, but is still in
good boatingcopdition. Rained all the afternoon
and still continues, with no prospect of its ces-
sation.
PIrTsBuRo, March 2O--P. M.-Riyer II feet
and stationary. Departed-Melrose for Nash
vile, and Council Bluff for st. Louis.
LOUISVILLE, March 2O-P. M.-River rising
with feet on the falls.
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MARKETS.
Cincinnati Produce Market.
SATURDAY EVENING, Marcl

SATURDAY EVENING, March ~.
rlOVR-rhc demand is fair and the market steady
The sslee comprise l,eN brls. supcrlne, delivered
ArfN I, ~ ~ 20 l0O do. at s. 80, and 80 extra al
~ ScfS, S> hris were received the last twenty foui
wn1SKY-PriCcs are &c. lower, with sales Of 2OC
htls, az stsc., including wagon, aud 100 brls. high
prOpfat stAc,
PRovfSI0NS-The market was rather quiet
to-day. About 20QO brls. mess Pork sold, chiefly IL
MI contracts, at Sl7 81, and 200 do at Sls. 2oQQl
hs. bulk Sides sold on private terms and l09 hhds
BACON Sides at 9,ac. Tho feeling at the close was
easier. Nothing done in Lard. 90 tierces country
Hams, in pickle, sold at e4c.
SLARCH-A sale Of 100 boxes at &C.
GROCERIES-Sugar in fair demand, with sales ol
$50 hhds at 6AdTisc. Molasses steady 100 brls sold
et Sc, Coffee firm, with sales OF 200 bagsat l2dl2Ac
for fair aud good.
wHEAT-There is n continued active demand for
the finer grades for shipment and prices are firm
but the lower grades rather caser sales Of 40o
bushels lair Red at 81 2jdl 26; go do good do at
81 10 100 do good White at 81 49, 800 do. fair do at
3e 800 do. do. do. at 81 IS, and 500 do. do do at
CORN-The market ia steady, with fair demand
at T@7Sc.; sales Of 2,4OO bushels, In Covington at
,BARLEY-The market is firm at zoe. for prime
Fall.
RYE-The market is dull and prices are droopng
we now quote 9Oc. as the ruling rate.
QATS-A fair demand, and prices arc steady Al
6266Jc.
SEED-Sales 100 bushels Clover from store at S6 u.s.
and co. at SC at depot. Market dull.
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LOST

II .OST CHILD. - Little giri-"Lizzie"-
~ about three years old. Had on calico dress,
shoeS and stockings; nothing on its head. Can talk
residing at No. 35 Stone vt, marI9-b1
,OST.-A roll of Money, amounting to
MA Twenty-four Dollars and Seventy-fy Cents
The Under will be rewarded by leaving IL at Pollock
McCall's, 232 Walnut street. marl9-b+
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by Telegraph
New Orleans Market.

New ORLEANS, March 10.
COtton--the market is unchanged; sales of 5000
bales before the reception of the Weser's adyices.
The effect Of her news has not yet transpred.
Lard Arm mt llAc
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A CARD.

ENDREsS' NATIONAL COFFEE AND
low theater oysters. Coffee, Meals and Dinners,
served Up In superior style, at all hours,
N. H. An elegant Ladies' Dining and RefresiiD,e ent
Saloon attached, and conducted In the most satisfac
sorry manner. %
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Arrival of the New Mexican Mail,

ST. LOUIS, March 19.-The New Mexican
Mail, with dates to the 1st instant, reached In
dependence this evening. The news is unim-
portant.
Mr.. Allison arrived at Independence yester-
day from Pixies Peak. He reports it a hum
bug. No money there, and there is no pro-
bability Of there being any.
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(By Telegraph
New York Market.
NEW YoR.

NEw YORK, March W.. NJ.
Cotton buoyant; sales 5000 bales.
Flour advanced; sales II 900 brls.
Wheat quiet. Corn firn sales IL 900 bushels at 9Oc
for mixed, and s709lc..for Yellow.
Pork heavy at Si7 75@ls J714 for mess and Sl3 fol
prime.
Whisky firm at 2s11d2gc.
Dressed Hogs quiet ut S@pSl5o Lard, in kegs, lsc.
Leather-Ligh and middle qualities advanced Nc
sales at 3l@3c. Sole Leather Is firm at 22C0261Sc.
Oils dull and unchanged.
Hides unchanged.
Tallow and Tobacco quiet.
Bacon firm at 5R691sc.
Sugar steady at 7@7Ac. MolHsses quiet ut 4Oc.
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WANTED.

w ANTED -BOARDING-B By young
w lady, in a private family, centrally located
where there are but few or other boartlers. Ad.
dress box 1000. 2l.Wt
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STRANGERS GUIDE.

looks AND STATIONERY.
Appleaate Co., No. 45 Main ct.
BRAND AND STENCIL CUTTER.
j. ID. Mackenzie, $50 Walnut ct.
CABINET MAKERS HARDWARE.
j. L., Wayne d Son, 124 Main 81.
C0NFECTI0NERs.
Il, Hedger, 81 Walnut ct.
Myers 81 Co., 40 Main st.
Il, Myers s. Co., 80 Main ct.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
Kennel, Dudley 81 Co., IL Main st.
Compton g. Hughes, Agents, 3S Main st.
J. A. Patterson, 115 Main st.
J. A. Patterson, 1917 Walnut st.
Henry Often, 1873 Mainst
FANCY GOODS AND JEWELRY.
Gardiner's Auction House, 164 Main st.
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS.
Louis Silk g. Co., 1874 Main ct.
Mills & Woodruff; 75 Main at.
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC FRUITS.
John HitcbelI, o College Building, Walnut st.
GRoCERS AND COMMISSION.
DOllens.dE andeNyerlen, 80 Main st.
Rogers, Sons g. Co., 81 Mainst.
TAFT a. Son, 25 walnutst.
Stem, Trenchnrd ~ Co. Cor Walnut & Columbia
sweeney 81 moLellnnd, ID Main ct.
GUNS AND PISTOLS.
r. Powell, 100 Main st.
John Griffith, 1865 Main at.
HARDWARE AND IRON.
Hauser e. Merna, 1872 Main st.
HOUSE FACTORY AND LUMBER YARD.
Hinkle, Guild g. Co., 385 West Front
LoCKsMITH AND BELL HANGER.
Davis $. Hunt, So Sycamore at
LOOKING GLASSES, ETC.
J. c. Cowpland, o East Fourth st.
Vim, WiayyclI, Ir,, 30 West Fourth st.
John w. Beesley, 1O5 Main st.
MERCHANT TAILoRe.
Surle q Jennings, 1872 Walnut st.
Samuel Boyd, 1872 Walnut st.
PAPER MANUFACTURERS.
Bnchelor, DeCnmp g. Co., 81 Walnut vt.
Nixon g. Chntfield, 77and 20 Walnut at.
REAL ESTATE.
Il. Vance e. Co., 2O0 Main at.
sADDLERY & CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS.
Hunter, Edmeston & Co., 16S Main st.
STARCH MANUFACTURERS.
T. g. G.. Fox, 81 Walnut st.
STATIONERs.
Anderson, Gates g. Wright, 112 Main ct.
SUGAR-CANE AND GRAIN MILLS.
Hedges, Free s. CO., q Main ST.
TRUNKS AND CARPET BAGS.
G. w. ShoIl, 81 Walnutst
| WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
BegRs 81 Smith, q West Fourth st.
Nathan Escales & Co., 100 Walnut st..
ii. Beatus, ~ Main st.
G. Oscamp, 81 Main st.
| Oscamp g. Bro, 1OS Main st.
Goldsmith, BarlthOuse IL Co., ~ Main st.
| VIM. WenninR, 2O8 Main at.
| w. G. Swift, 157 Main st.
WINDOW SHADES AND OIL CLOTHS.
| SnOwden Otte, 21 West Fourth st.
| Sawyer Kirk, College Hail. Walnutst.
WIRE CLOTH AND PRODUCTS.
$. G.. Burnett 81 Co., ~ Walnut st.
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE.
Ryan & EaEthing, 40 Main st:. st:
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Suicide.

MILWAUKEE, March ia man, who regis
tered his name as w. c. Jackson, of Rochester,
N. Y, was found dead in his bed, at the Now
hall House, last evening. He probably com
mitted suicide, as laudanum was found on his
person.