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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-06-07

Meeting at Cambridge.-The Republi-
cans of Jackson Township had fine meet
ing on Friday evening last. The time for
the assembling of the meeting was announc-
ed by the friPg OF thirtythree rounds from
the cannon. The Germantown Pand dis.
coursed soul stirring music. The meeting
was organized by calling S. Meredith to
preside, and appointing W. II. Sharpe Sec
rotary. Hon. Q. z. Morton was then intro
duced. who for an hour held the audience
in close attention by an argument, which
for truth. logic and fairness. we have seldom
heard excelled. He discussed the great is
sue now before the country in manner
which must have convinced every nearer.
that the old doctrine of the Republican ia
Tiers is the doctrine of the Republicans OF
1860, and that the position of the Democ-
racy of the present day, so far it has
been defined, is a broad and fearful depart
ure from the old landmarks OF our patriotic
fathers. He showed up the "sqaatser SOW
ereignty" of Douglas in all its contemplate
Of tie present administration, and invoked
the aid of all honest men in placing Honest
old Abe" in TIE place OF the present incum.
bent.
George w. Julian, Esq was then pre-
scented to the meeting, and for q few minutes
reviewed the great question now dividing
the American people.
Nelson Trusler, Esq. oil Fayette. also
addressed the meeting. but being compelled
TO leave IN the train, we did not hear his
speech. AS we know him to be a good and
true Republican,, we know it was all right.
The meeting was largely attended. Mil
tons Dublin. aud all the neighboring villa
ges were fully represented. The citizens
OF C.moriIge had made excellent arrange
meuts for the comfort of those attending
the meeting, and better set Of active, live
Republicans is not to be. 70 and any place.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-06-07

FLAxsEEp.-We copy from the Spring
field Ohio Republic. the following article in
regard to flax seed
We are glad to learn that number of
gentlemen interested in the growth of flax
seed, held a Convention here last Saturday.
and agreed upon some measures relative To
procuring protective duty on imported
seed.
This is step in the right direction and
We hope may meet the success which it de-
msnds.
Under the tariff of 40, which imposes
duty of 20 per cent on foreign flax seed.
numerous mills sprung up throughout this
State. and the prices paid for seed were so
remunerstive TO the farmer, that the amount
grown was more than quadrupled in ten
years. In the last few years it has been
found that the straw of the flax seed can be
proftably worked into amaterial for cord
age. for upholstering. and for fine paper
Works have been erected at various points
in Ohio and Indiana. for this purpose, aud it
is not too much TO hope that few years
will find them Turning out from the flax
straw. fibre from which we may make our
own linens.
When the tariff was changed in SO, 81,
in accordance with the radical idea OF the
alteration, the duty on seed was reduced
from costs to l5cts. but by singular con-
struction of Secretary Cobb. even this d.
minished duty has not been levied, but Lin.
seed has been brought in free.
TIE result has been the loss Of more than
million of dollars TO the Government III
the way of duties. and the depression Of the
manufacture and growth in the west. The
crushers complain that they will be com
PEELED 10 close their factories. and that they
are no longer able to pay such price as
will encourage and extend the growing OF
seed Year by year since the unfortunate
and unwise construction Of the tariff of ST
by the Secretary Of the Treasury. the crop
! has steadily diminished and must soon, un-
der continuance of present conditions. be
totally rooted out.
There are but few articles Of western
growth for which protection is asked from
the Gene raj Government. and it needs only
that western Representatives should demand
earnestly, and insist firmly on recognition
Of our rights.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-04-26
Commercial Advertiser.
The Blind Mans Orison.

The following lines we're written by lady, Mis-
LIoyd, now Mr,- Howell, ane received the high com
rIinlent Of being published among the poems Of tn
yreat Milton, as having been recently discovered.
= am oil and blinI.
Men point AZ ule A. smitteh by Gods :r0~n,
Aeaistei alI deserted u my kiud,
Yet 1 a down
lam weak, yet strong,
nluruur not that Nc !1ngrr se-
Poor, OF, aud helpless, I the more belOagr
Father suprsrae 70 Thee
o OnlercifuI one,
When men are flrth-s;, then Thou art most neari
When friends pass by, my weaknesses to shun,
Thy chariot hear
Thy glorious face
T. Ieaaing toward M. and its holy light
Shines 10 upon ny lonely dwsilag place
AnI there Is no more night
o. ny beuIeI knee,
1 recognize Thy purpOsr, clearly shown
Wy vision Thou hast dimmsd that may
ThyseR, Thyself alone.
have naurhi to fear;
This darkness j. The shallow % Thy wing
B-nea Il am almost saerrt-here
Caa eorae 10 evil thing
o. seem - stand
Trembling, where foot II mortal He'er hath been,
Wrapped in the radiance from Thy sinle.s land,
Which e:s hath never seem
Visions and s0i
shapes % res % -nilent beauty Tsunl me thrOug,
From angel lips seem 20 hear ;he fOv
or soft aad holy song
II j. nothing now,
When heaven j. Opeang my sightlsss eyes
When airs nom Paradise refresh my brow
The easth IN darkness licz-
In a purer cline
Nv beirr sis VITA r.spsuru-waves Of thought
Roll in upon my spirt-strains sublime
BREAK ~ uns0usht-
Give my Tyre,
I feel the strings % gift divine,
Within my bosom lows unearlhIy fire
Lit by ~ skill % mine. -GOspet BGHHeT-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-04-26
CUARLEs w. VINCENT,

CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER The undersigned would IN
form his friends public that he has taken and
tted up the premises Fort street opposite e Brewer
o. s.ore a. CARPENTER SHOP, and would solicit that
uatruage heretofore literally bestowed All Orders IN
m VARIOUS branches Building Plans, Specifications and
Cgntracts attended with promptness and dispatch
CHARLES ". VINCENT.
n B-DOORS, WINDOW SASH. and all other articles per
tn, 70 souse hniing constantly and for sale o.
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Continues business the store IN Makes new ne
proof building. the stand Isc.ntiy occupied hE hr-
IT,g,uauu- corner of Queen and k4ahuUa"u streets
Ctroor1eters oservatio=s Of the sun ana stars
,vftb a transit instrument accurately ADJUSTED 70 the
,iisr ~ Honolulu Particular attention given u hne
.~b r-rairiuc and quadrant glasses sivered
anu alJLs.s' :4-tf
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-04-26
AVIS Al PUBLIC.

Les SousSign6s, ayant etc NOMINEES Agents pour les
Assureurs maritimes de Paris ct de Bordeaux,
prsviennent le public general ct les Capt.
tain,- de uaVres marchands fraueais, qui vlsitent
les ports de ce royaume, en- particulier, que dams
tous les cas- davaries, gui auraient lieu dams ces
parages, lis devront, faire constater ct veriher
les fats deyant eux pour legaliser leurs recia-
nations cOntre les dts asSureurs.
slif FL HOFFSCHIAfGER STAPENHpkSr.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-04-26

PAPER
ESECEIVED PER LATE ARRIVALS:
z 3 Best ruled and uaruled Eollscdp,
Letter Paper,
ladies' SMALL plain AMI ruled do. do,
colorei and -!lt do do,
Commercial Note Paper, ruled and plain
Account Paper, cap size.
letter size.
For sales prices 8 per ream, according to quality
Also
To arrive by WASHINGTON ALISTON and SiREN, in
voices # PER selected expressly the Honolulu trade
143-lm IL n NtillNEh-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-04-26

III. W. SEVERANCE,
ship Chandler and Commission MerchHnt, Honolulu, :
REFERS To
Captain T.. T. SNcw, Honolulu
Me-srs. j.. e. WATERMAN * Co.
WILLIAMS Haven. New London.
MCiiUER = MERRILL, san Francisco
SWIFT y ALLEN, New Bedford.
IIryRy A.. PEIECr. Boston
II. ". SEVERANCE viii continue the ship Chanilery and
the OLD stand. Every description oi
ship Chaudery Merchandise required by shipping viii he
kent on hand f0r sale at low rates. i+5u
WILCOX. RICHARDS ~ CO.,
ship Chaudrrs General Merchandise, and Commits
sion Merchants Hpioulu, II. l.
Keep constantly hand full supply Of every description OF
uIerciau.i-e required by whale ships and others.
Money advanced at the lowest rates
References;
Messrs. SWIFT * ALLEN, New Beltord
GDEoN, ALLEN = SOS-
VIZ. WILCOX,
WI. GIFFOEp,
Messrs. THOMAS Knowles X Co,
WESTON HuwLASr, Esq,
FREDERCK PAEKEE. Esq,
Messrs. Wa PHLIIFs y SONS.
IIsxRY \ PrEncE. Esq, Boston.
Mcssrs. EUTLEE. SisE = Co,
Cu,s W Brooks. San Francisco.
NIessrs. MORGAN. Stone Co,
WILLIAMS X HAvESs. New London
&. 4. WILLIAMS * Co. Honolulu
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TO LET !

- TIE LARGE AND COMIODIOUS
=; KuahsIualu Street formerly occupied by
.z-.ix ). r. Co.buru. Please apply 70
!. -. CARTER.
2OD-3n Commercial Advertiser Office.
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HAWAIIAN ISLANDS. APRIL %, 1860.
lwdljncs an0 3lr2l G5tltr.
FOl: LIE !.

-. THE FIR ENIiSE,S q y i III + w EST SID r
e few rods '9Vet the trst bridge, kno"n
shady Bower premises and at occupied
ly capt McILtyre. Inquire Uf
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ID. y. FETTSER.

Dealer in General Me-chauIise, Ho, Hawaii ships supplied
40 shortest notice, reasonable terms
~ ~. - - - r,r-.I
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TO LET!
4 s STORE TO LET IN Nmmamm Street

5.N Tnat Stand recently 0ccGI1I ~ 4 ; LIegN0rn, M
Nuuauu Street below King Street. a Retail store is
fitted gas fixtures, and has spacious yard u tie
every respect wei adapted the retail business
For particulars, apply to --.-----
20 SIN A. :. CLEGHORN.
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AGENT FOR THE

The undersigned takes notify Merchants, ship Master
Sc-. been duly appointed Is Agent for Il
New Board Of Underwriters. -
I3-u ALIEN J. CARI"klGliI
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-04-26

INSURANCE CARDS.
AGENT FOR LLOfD'S
The undersigned NOTIFY Merchants, ship and
Stpruast-r- that he las received the appointment o
AGENT al these Islands for LLOND's LONDON
1854 IL Z JANioN,
FLORESS STAPEN ENHORST.
Agent f Dresden Board Of Underwriters All
average against the said Underwriters. occurring 10
or about Kingdom, will have be certified before him
l-tf
rI,UE NORTUERN ASSURANCE COMPA.
nv Established 1850 For Fire and Life Assuranc" at
home nd abroad
Capital EI.2J9.76O. Sterling.
uei has been appointed Agent for the Saniwch
Islands Il. c. JANION.
z-tf At Honolulu
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AGENT FOR THE

IlNCTUOWT 7
The undersigned bts leave notify Merchants, ship owners
and ship masters, that he has received the appointment o.
AGENT "a these Islands for the LIVERPOOL UNDER
WRITER'S ASSOCIATION
Ia u JANl'N
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-04-26
L IL MOOD.

Manufacturer Importer Dealer in Boots and Shoes feyery
description. Findings, Pump, SO Rigging, Harness,
sni Patent L.ahers. Calf. Goat, Hog, and Buck skins
Trunks yais,s Sparring Gloves, Fos and Masks, Black
Ing Brushes Hosiery. &C Brick Shoe store, corner "t
F5rt and Merchant SIS. Honolulu. IL l. l-u
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TO LET!
Ia AT TsAIAINA - THE III w ALA
80 HOTEL BUILDING lately occupied 10y I. L. Merritt
10y Possession given Immediately Rent reasonable
Apply to
I'll. c. HECCK.
1qots Agent L. II. Authon.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-04-26

la THE .OlRDING HOUSE IN THE
- % of the White Horse Hotel" with y separate bed
rooms all furnished Inquire the premises. Hit
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j. WORTH,

WaaIua Oahu Dealer ia General Merchandise Country ITO
dBc.-s1cb A. Corn. Beans. PauaIas Butter Eggs, &c
53-tf
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UTAI& AHEE.
THOMAS SPENCER,

Shin Chamber Dealer General Merchandise aud aI.- a
Merchant. Honolulu, Oahu : l. keeps constantly on ' M ~
assortment 81 every ce-cIlltl'A % e'7
qu.rei Eh1l-shif- AMI others
shipping furnished with all kinds oi groctrs VISIONS 49,
al the shortest notice the lowest market PfiisS
II Money advanced wlalgrs' uls al the lowest rats.
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FOR SALE OR TO LET,

-, THE FORETOP PREMISES ON KING
H..57 street Terms liberal. Apply to
sslA. lOO-f 9. W. VINCENT, Fort street, honolulu
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ROLES n CO..

shin Chambers and Commission Merchants and Dealers IN
General NIsr-itriiS- Iahaiul, Maui Whalers ia shed
with recruits shortest notice IN exchange Tor ii'
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w. =. ALDRICH,
- AMOS
~ COOKE,

Importers AMI Wholesale Retail dealers in General Nler,
caa,l-e stand, uf tie King and school
st- near the large Stone Church. Also the store
flerly occupied c. IL Nicholson. ia King street, 0ppo-
-, the Searnlus Chapel. for Dr. Jaynes' Medi-
- IOJ-tI
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GEORGE SIDERS.

manufacturer and in Tin, Sheet Iron, and Copper ware
SUNNI Eaksrs Tin and Copper Pumps, Bathing Tubs,
Foot aud shower Baths. and Zinc Roofing, and gem
- - ,lfs,,.rb i-tf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-01
(sIYcerOle 0f Arnicn.

AS remedy for Bruises, Cuts, Burns and
n scaids, the Glyoerole Of ArnieA is unrivalled.-
II has more thAn three tmes the strength Of Tine
ture OF ArnieA and causes neither pain nor suf1en
ing In Its application. Prepared by
Jan90 J. W. DIETRICH, sd ut.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-01
NEWS ITEMS,


The amount Of money raised aud deposited
for the family Of Old ossawAtomie Brown, Ia
81, 800
A man in the vicinity Of North Adams, Mass.,
lost his wife, married another, and had one
child. ali in the year 1859. Fast.
: Henry d. Gilpen, U. s. Attorney, General un~
der Van Buren. and Ex Mayor Of Philadelphia,
died in that city Jan. 90.
A bill has been introduced into the Alabama
Legislature to protect females from insult and
injury a, public assemblies.
The Emperor Napoleon has just purchased
the London (England) Morning Chronicle fOr
a sum equal to $4,000. to act as his daily or
gan IN England.
Peter Harvey, Of Boston. will publish next
summer his personal recollectIons Of Daniel
Webster, with whom he had the most friendly
relations.
Henry Welsh and MoCliptOck, Of Pittsburg.
are the most prominent candidates for Treasurer
Of State Of the United States, vice Casey, de-
ceased.
jackson, the American Deer, was beaten by
James Rowan, at HAcnsy Wick, near London n,
on Christmas day, a ten mile race, in Sc minutes
and "a seconds.
The trial Of George P. Burnham, late Mas
sachssetts State Liquor Agent. has been as
signed to take place on the First Monday Of
February next, in the Superior Court.
The New London Star says that Neal Dow
Of Cortland, the father Of the Maine Law, has
become enslaved by the terrible habit which 1t
has been Of late the effort Of his life publicly
to reform.
Chatauqua Lake, in New York, is said TO be
the highest body of water which has ever been
navigated by steam. II is 700 feet above the
level of Lake Erie
A copper coin has been found 10 Nadsw aska,
Me-, = or n. beneath the surface Of the ground.
On one side is inscribed "Georgius Rex. l7l6."
and on the other the word " Hibernia," with
two pairs Of shears.
The speeches Of Hon. Abram Lincoln, de-
livered in the Illinois canvass with Mr.. Doug-
las, in 1853, are in process Of publication by a
house in Chicago. Mr. Douglas speeches are
also given.
Mr.. b. Il. Mackie, a lawyer, committed suIS
eide at his clearinghouse, 324 Monroe ST., N.
Y city, by taking poison. He died on We'd
nesday morning. He was a man Of Incorporate
habits.
MIR. John Burnside, the New ohcans mer~
chant, has purchased another sugar plantation
in St. James Parish, for which he paid $780,
900. He has now about two million dollars
invested in sugar estates and slaves. He went
to New Orleans withodAa dollar, and is still a
young man.
Two thousand dollars have been subscribed
towards the erection Of the New Jersey Mons
ument to the Revolutionary heroes. The esti-
mated cost $4,000. The work will not be
commenced until SIS, 900 have been subscribed.
The steamer A. o. Tyler, with 500 tons OF
freight, going from Cincinnati to New Orleans,
struck an old wreck and sunk in thirteen feet
of water thirty miles below Cincinnati, on Fri.
day morning, Steamer valued at $25, 900; in.
sured for SIS 900.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-01
Hscnan ana savers.

The sporting editor Of the New York Trib-
une says he has II from reliable source
that Heenan's late opponent, John Morrissy,
is anxious 10 take bets 10 any amount against
Heenan. He has bets already out to the
amount Of 5000, in different stakes, that
Heenan does not whip Sayers and while
he has not been at all backward in offering
TO stake his money on the result, thus far
he has found plenty Of takers. II is also
said that MorrisSy, last week, received a
letter from Tom Sayers, inclosing draft for
e500, which tho latter desires Morrissy to
stake for him to the best advantage. It is
also arranged between them that if Morrissy
bets his own money at Odds and afterward,
on seeing Say ers, is dissatisfied with him,
Sayers is to take tho bets of his hands
Morrissy intends sailing for England on tho
10th Of March, in order to bs In time for
the. 6ght, and will taAe $25, 900 with him TO
continue his betting. Should Heenan sue
ceed in conquering Sayers and winning the
champion belt from England's fstio hero
Morrissy will Instantly challenge the vic,
tor, and insist upon fighting him in England
at the earliest possible moment and before
either Of them shall rsturn TO this country
Morrissy states it as his determination,
however, TO fight no more battles in America
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-01

We GIVE 1T UP We copy the following
from the Cincinnati Press:
In referring to this matter the other day,
we expressed some doubt as to the correct
ness of the New York Tribunes statement
that Adah lsaacs Menken was the wife of
John Heenan, as she had already one hus-
band here but Saturdays Tribune thus
disposes of the question
We made the announcement originally upon the
authority OF the lady herae and have since receiy
cd communication over her own signature in
which she reiterAtea the statement that she is the
vile OF MIR. hcenan and further adds that she "is
proud C bearing that relation to the braveSt in
the world"
We suppose Adah Isaacs knows whether
she is Heenans wife or not. She ought to,
certainly, as the nuptials could not have
boen 30 remote as to impair her naturally
eYry good memory of so interesting an
event. But how about her Cincinnati hus-
band2 She had one here and may have still.
We should suppose the fact of her marriage
to Heenan might interfere with her relation
to Menken; or are we behind the times in
these connubial matters2 Pray, how is it
Is Adah lsaacs Mrs Menken or Mrs. Hee,
nan; Mrs. Menken II Heenan or Mrs. Heenan.
Menken7 Droll relation and extraordinary
affair altogether-is it not "
II the Tribune man don't lie, it is our
opinion that Adah is about as God d,forsaken
piece of frail femininity as ever gloried in
shame.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-01
City Council.
CITY COUNCIL CnANBEH,
TUEsnAx EvxsIso, Jan. 81, 1860.

OITY COUNCIL CnAhDKH,
TUzsrAy Eyxsrso, Jan. 81, 1860.
Present-Messrs. Decker. wigelm. Phillips,
Bimm, Shank, Kiersted, Boyle, Gilliland, ButE
Lutz, Thomas and Bomberger.
The minutes Of last meeting were read and
approved,
A petition from Daniel WetEel, for permis
sion to build platform across the sidewalk in
front Of his carriage shop, was received and
granted.
A petition was received from citizens resi-
dento on Quitman street, south Of Richard street.
asking that Council order the curbing and gut
tering of Quitman street, and that the sides
walks be gravelIed as far south as Glover street
Referred to the Trustees Of the 9th Ward.
A communication was received from Messrs.
Huffman and Dry den. stating that in accordance
with their appointment they had visited Coz
lumbus for the purpose Of assisting our meme
Der of the State Boord Of Equalization in pros
curing reduction upon the valuation Of real
estate in our city, the result being reduction
Of eight per cent amounting to 81 i,596, ,424.-
Communication received, and the expenses Of
the Committee ordered to be paid.
A communication was received from Mayor
Iddings, announcing the resignation Of police
officer William Van Doren, and nominating
Samuel Abbott to fill the vacancy thus occa
stoned accompanying which was recOmmen-
dation Of Mr. Abbott, signed by number Of
citizens.
Mr.. Kiersted moved the appointment Of the
nominee Of Mayor Iddings
Mr Gilllaud moved as an amendment that
the appointment be deferred one week. Amend
ment lost, and the vote on the original motion
was taken, resulting in the confirmation Of
the nomination.
BY Mr.. Thomas, That The Street Commission
er be and is hereby authorized to have Wyan-
dot street grSyelsd.
By Mr.. Thomas. That the owners Of lots
No 1856. 1887, 1875, and 1876, on Jackson
street be notified to gravel their sidewalks ia
ten days.
By Mr.. LutE. That the property holders OF
XeDia Avenue from Wayne street to the cOrPO'
ration line, be notified to curb and gutter, and
grade and gravel their sidewalk within 81
days.
By Mr.. LutE, That s. d. Bradford be nOti
fed to gravel the sidewalk in front Of his 10
on Richard street, within ten days. and in cas-
the work is not done in that time the Trustee
Of the Sixth Ward be AuthoriEed 10 put III
same under contract. the contractors to take tn
property for pay.
The bill Of the German paper for printing
was taken up and discussed, the ground 70
the discussion being that the paper had pub
lishsd the city exhibit in the English languag
instead Of the German. The account was 70
iened TO the committee on printing.
After passing upon the bills presented. oOur
Gil adjourned.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-01
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI. an. 81.
FLoUR-SuPerfno is held at 5.65; sales OF
800 brls at 5.55 for supsrfne, and 5.75@5, 80
for extra.
WHISKY 1000 bbls atat 1916, In,
cluding that from wagon.
WHEAT--saIes Of 800 bush prime white,
at .35 and $50 do prime red at 1928.
CoRN-SAles 800 bush 10 bulk at SOC.
oATs-sales 500 bush, in bulk at 49e.
RYE-Tho market continues dull, and prices
are nominal at 81.
BARLEY-SAlss 200 bush prime fall al
67o., 300 do at 7Oc., but this is above the mar
ket.
GROoERIES-Thsre is no change IN III,
market; the demand is quite moderate at preyi
Gus prices.
GLOVER SEFD-The market is steady
with fair demsud at 4,90; sales Of 100 barrel
at 4 80.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-01
Corn and fluniOn PInsteFs.

EOR the cure and allsyiAtion Of Corns. :
Il For sale by J. w. DIRTRIcH,
jan9o Phillips House, ad street.