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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-03

80, To MANY VOTERS OF MONROE
Elks WARD.--In compliance with your request.
and in accordance with my own inclination. an
nOunce my sell canddate for the Office of MAGlS-
TRATE, and respectfully solicit your votes IN the
NH SO~tde. ADOLPHUS GARY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-03

MONROE WARD. - The following
1eH ticket will he supported for Monroe Ward
Mt the Ward elections on Wednesday, the 4th day
Of April next:
CCUNCILNEN.
8. D. DenOOn. L. w. CHE zebrOok,
ID. J. Saunders. Capt. J. q. Cabell,
Fleming Griffin.
ALDERMEN.
y. H. Starke. y.W. Beverage,
N C. LipscOynh. C. G. Elicit,
luh Il-ttie W. w Timberlake.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-03

a JEFFERSON WARD ELECTION.
HES CITY COUNCIL.
Richard o. Hask,ns, James NJ. Talbot,
VIM. Holt Richardson. A. Y. Stokes,
DIR. J. w. Gariick
HUsTiNGs COURT.
VIM. Taylor, X. d. Sanxy,
Geo. F.. Sadler. Alfred Inloes,
Thomas +. Ballard
NH 29-tde+ MANY VOTERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-03

WHO'S A CANDIDATE for the
~ Office of HIGH CONSTABLE: }. ii.
Who's j. ri. McCURDEY? Deputy Collector OF
City Taxes. NH tide
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-03

e MON ROE WARD.-We commend
Ak4 til. following ticket to the voters Of
MONROE WARD. We have consulted many Of
them, who give it their hearty approval:
CITY COUNCIL.
David J. Saunders, l.. w. Glazebrook,
Joseph F. Powell. CIV. H. Tyler,
Charles C.. Elicit.
HUSTINGS COURT.
John +. Regnaut, John w: Beveridse.
n c. Llpscombe. W. w. Tim:erlake,
JOHN +. Regnault.
NH 29-tdef MANY VOTERS.
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xEI.I.INa OUr BELOW tVsI

~ JEWELRY. WATCH a.
CV3 The uGtsrsigr cd fakes IN, .'ss ~,
Ak anuncs ID the pubic, ,lat ee,T9 t'a I'M MI
the LlTHOGRAPnICP lNynEESxayiS!,
MENT OF Messrs. RfTCHlE d.
In consequence Of this change IN ~, ss AL
am obliged 10 rsii out ny pressn, sigas h.
want u FINE JEWELRi, "Ateh M "a. y
will End it greatly to their interest 70 Mi Gu
EARLY CALL, AS | only In's na 70 n tae sssS
FOR COST short time. The taiahuu9u vER
viii. be sold At auction. ,o IL x an ..sss,.
NH Mimi Rstwsan yth ard lysh suss''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-03

HEE<r NTAUE LINE FVN Inrr''
- AN MOCK The Accom- NVps
STAGE LINE y, ne s, e.
place, viii ieave Richmond on ftEspb > ~
FRIDAYS. at q A. Nj, aud arrive IN rappaff@
mock at 4 +. NJ. Returning. VIII le.ye ispes.n :.
mock on WEDNESDAYS and SAT KpAis' J.
A. Nj. :, and arrive Ia Riehmond at ) I. ,.n. a.,
Grace streets. ..s,..
IA Fare through. and to all places on ,bs re- ~, V
81. u,h SO-lmH X. W. BRiNNeh 4 w
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- 80, C,oYu,Nc xTOsiI

ONE.PWICE 10 IWv - an j3.-l
- NEW STORE AND NEW o vosls i
would respectfully invite ths asil 10 ss
my iaonds and the pabi.e ts ~ tract ssss
at. AIe..,s B,eed.u 4 Fos's. aad - .Ssd
ASSOKrMENT OF GOODS. vaicn -. IN !, ~
most happy ~ make W ., :h.fbs n ~ 'SSsis0N,
seasols prices. Mario broad sTs''
B.-cuTTING prompt, silsaass" w.
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NEW SaDDlE AND nlKsln

Richmond, and to use my name a. bay .cf aaA
March 9th. 1850. HM. A. HlfE
In taking charge o. the above Iusist.
generally. and hope by strict attention. To has'hs'
tOSecure aud Merlt q literal share 81 patfeasss
Repairing done neatly and Al the ssofis,: D.
tice. JAS. TEMfLE NAN'
NH Sim 18th st.. opposite Exch.sss hvlsA
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Factory on Franklin street, betss,, LAT
REPfAiRiNG done with uss,Ds,s a.,
NH 29-lm" 'aS s'saa |
oA0Eis4G, FOX SALE-A yer, snra,,o,,-----~
J4SC3K hsndl CARRIAGE, A. teif s'sss
~ nal cost at VIC OF
GEO. A.; AINSLlH's. 10Th
l.ln % o. Between Nam srdCs,
oIei&G EIAGES, BUGG,,x
IEEE FOR SALE TIE snIsctibs. "a. H.
49, changing his business and VII ns s.ets
sale his stock of CARRIAGES. RocT'IVWasiAs
AND BUGGl ES, with and without Ian.
own make, at greatly reduced prlcss. nm, s " u
great care. Give him cal, as he II dst.srrsa
to sell at all hazards. John 60rs
NH lin Corner of 9th and Bro,j !,
nAfisAR, OH! MAN, Man. Thar A.,
tSS1E2 but dust; therefore wby grisvs anl
A'changes of life, for il lesvs, ss, Nv
dreary waste to contemplate upon. So nov i.< a.
llOquiZlng.
Mr.. EDITOR: AS said in nv las, aivsr. ssr,.,
had been studylng astronomy, of course pse !.
expected to hear OF some great phenouena v.' !
have discovered, but in examining the ssms,,,
found there was a my stery beyond the comp,ebss
sion Oi man, and rs had no desire To tmild rox.
OF Babylon, therefore | gave 1t out and went ),
solldlties. y"
/ ala now still in the ring 10 trade for sp,th,,
from the bowels OF the earth to the moput.is h.
SD tina. push along. keep MOVING; for II n VA,
than setting aside ard dreaming. sishlns And wa,
ing hfes tide. for IN LIES earnest battle those On
prevail who daily march onward and never a,
fail. HAGAN's John
18th ST.. Creek Nation, Richmond. Il,
r. ST. promised the public romance Of NJ,
life, which will 10 Forthcoming III due time.
ia U-3m
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49, sent myse,f to the voters of this CITY
a candidate for the MAYORALTY Of this city!
mh aO-tde JOSEfH MA1O.
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49, THE SHERiFFALTY OF HEN
IN RICO COUNTY, hereby announce
myself candidate for the above office. Should It
be the pleasure of the voters To elect me, shall
he ever grateful. and will use every exertiOn to
discharge the duties thereof faithfully and Impair
TALLY. lmht -tdl JACOB s. ATLEE.
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WA. HOLT s, sSsMtAAsss ~ i

lA>n sr. Orros,Ts kxcHAHsx msslsm -
WeSi must rssp<c,ts.b. ssa,sissss.i
LII rsepds ard sussossess. anasn22 rs Sei
raliv. ehat e Is 400 tp rscssyt - IN he ssias
v{sss2s "a CL0fHs. CAeSl y ~ - e.. :, d ~
iSGSs which 3 weak - Aaspy 70 ~ snsA
most SUPERIOR styls. and - fsss'ss =
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x@ RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE
HEE to my fellow citizens TINT ] am again 2
candidate for the office Of SUPERINTENDENT
OF STREETS. NH 3O-5tl NJ. BATES.
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TO THE VOTERS OF HENRI.
0S COL respectfully announce myself 2
candidate for election tor COMMISSIONING OF
THE REVENUE in the Lower District, at the
election in NAV. and very respectfully solicit your
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-03

US COUNTl.-FELLOwC !rlzENs:.l am
candidate for Re eeetlen g tps oce Of GOMMs s
tr,ct Of HeurIcU county, and respectfully solicit
support at the election to take place % snH
use nv utmost efforts in the faithful discharge OF
the duties Of my office. ,rro>
mh l5-lmA VIZ. LA w lON.
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~ spectfully announce my self q candidate
for re- election to the Office of GRAIN MEASu-
RER. tmh D-tdefl Cart. HENRY DAVIS.
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@ MANAG Err OF THE POOR
0a HOUSE, Having been solcited by
naay friends t. announce nysslf 2 candidate
p,osniss 10 discharge the duties Of the Office with
hdelity and to the best Of my ahility, i elected
Mh tide JAMES l.. PHILLIPS
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s s!eHss ;s.':'''' :
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TO THE vOTERSOF THE CITY
~ OF RICHMOND most respectful y
announce myself candidate for e-electinn 10 the
CAPTAINCY OF The NIGHT MATCH
NH l9-tdes A. WILLIAMSON.
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% TOTHE VOTERS OF DISTRICT
d,date for re election to the office Of CONSrA-
BL for the above district and respectfully solicit
your votes in May next.
NH % tide" GEO. w. THOMAS.
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M MAIN STREET
Has now in store, and on storage. LATELY feee 'a
per ships lnvincible. Niagara and Star d ihsWss
and from the prime, pal glass factories OF Tie oeaE
try, the LARGEST ana most complete assortasai
goods he has ever been able Ia offer Ia the ust
Virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee. he ssi
confident he can compete with the 70 psgs u
houses Of the North: and as an assurance ~
ability tn do so, he will duplicate at tie sane prc"
any Dii purchased OF n re- packing house al -
North withia the past twelve Wonths Ale'ti
sent to him Will receive his personal attsalna
Goods carefully packed and forwarded pFonpa'
NH Is I'm
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- TO rHE VOTERS In JEFFER.
UA SON WARD.-At the request VI many
tok .SSUS
nby-l0s 5000 A. A. RAINk.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-06

S psaker's chair. That syriopsis was used
o. andestinely and meanly against the Demo-
Q rats by certain gentleman tn the other side.
Mr. Porter interrupting- One word
Mr.. Davis-Not now, witt till give you
the opportunity.
Various gentlemen on the Republican side
called Mr.. Porter to order.
Mr.. Davis-The Dred 8 colt decision is right;
but ! do not give it the Interpretation which
the President does in his message. 1 said that
in my opinion that any man who takes the
ground that tho CoDstitu ion rer-ss establishes
slavery in the Territorie 8. could not carry q
single township in my State. There is not
word in that synopsis that shows that |
named the Dred Scott decision. only alluded
to the Presidents opinion. He Davis then
referred to the Congressional canvass of In
diana, saying that he appealed from packed
Convention to the majority of the people, and
was triumphantly sustained. [Cries Of let
the report be read.
Mr.. Porter hoped that Mr.. Miles, who was
still! in possession of the floor, would allow
the extract to be road.
Mr.. Miles wanted some distinct understand
ing; but the purport of it was lost in the gen.
era confusion.
Mr.. Porter-I understand the gentleman
from South Carolina, yielded the floor that
the extract might be read, In order that I
might reply to the assault of my colleague.
Mr.. Miles, it would not be fair to DOLBY
indiscretion what could not be done directly.
Mr.. Porter, wish to ssy-(Cries "Go on,
20 on" Miles.)
Mr.. Miles-If the gentleman from Indiana,
desires the floor he will under take to read what
his colleague Davis objects 10.
Mr.. Davis, I do not object to the reading
oft.
Mr.. Rutfen-I object to Mr.. Miles yielding
the floor for that purpose. [Cries, "Too late ",
Mr.. Ruffen--It is not too late. [cries of eco
on" to Mr.. Miles, and calls from the Rep'abIi-
can side for the reading of the extract
Mr.. Porter again rose. Mr.. John Cochrane
iuterposed point of order. He had been
recognized by the Clerk, but yieldId the aoor
to Mr.. Miles. If he did so be hIped the bat.
tie would be permitted to g. on.
Mr.. Ruffen-I think such proceedings dis-
reputable. Let us sdjour until to- morrow,
["No," "no," from the Republican side.1
Gentlemen can talk ov or their personal mat.
tors at another time.
Mr.. Porter said he would read the extract
himself. He was willing that the question
between himself and ais colleague should 20
to the country. [Derisive laug6ter.l
Mr.. Davis said respect all the decisions
at the Supreme Court, and will obey them all
but I have right to put my own coustrnc ction
on them to differ from the President.
Mr.. Dunn--I won't ask you to yield,
The confusion became worse han evor, the
Clerk endeavoring to suppress disorder.
Mr.. Dunn said he spoke to the people Of
Indiana who knew that all he said was true,
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Three Days Later from Europe-Arri-
val of the Bohemian.

PORTLAND, Me-, January 5.-The steamship
Bohemtam arrived this evening, from Liver
pool 2lst oia Queenstown, on the 22d ult.
The america reached Liverpool on the 9th.
The Meeting Of the Congress ia definitely
fixed for the goth ofJanuary. Representative
OF the Powers have nearly all been announced,
including Count Cavour for Sardinia.
The London Times on the execution of John
Brown rdicules Northern sympathy when too
late, and predicts the matter will tend to
strengthen the South.
The weather In England and France had
been very severe, but had moderated.
Jerome Napoleon's health 10 improving.
The reported reduction in the French tariff
will apply principally to Cotton. Tho Bourse
closed at 70f. $50. Nta.
Tho Spanish forces were concentrated at
Centa; but the Moors were still the assailants
Another engagement is reported disastrous to
the Moors.
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From Pixies Peak.

LEAvEswoRrH, January 5.--Tbe Pikos
Peak Express, which left Denver City Decem-
Der %, has arrived here, bringing $4,000
worth of dust.
Much dissatisfaction existed with regard TO
The Provisional Government recently organ
ICED, and it was generally regarded as fail
ure. Attempts to collect the taxes levied by
the Bislature were unsuccessful in the min
ing districts, and general want of confidence
in the adequate power and protection of the
government was felt. The people look to a
speedy organization of the Territory by Con.
gress as indispensable.
Mining continued on limited scale In the
intervals of warm weather.
Building was rapidly progressing in Denver
CITY, but there was great scarcity Of mate
rails, -
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Numerous political arrests are reported in
Naples.
The reported abdicstiou Of the Emperor of
Austria Is unfounded. r-rsa, -F.-. ...-.a.,-s,
Austria was reducing her army. ,,o.,. ...
Affairs in Hungary daily grow moro threat
ening. 9a.a. .Ny
Important submissions have been made to
Prussia in Caucassia.
The ship William Stenon, from Mobile for
Liverpool, was burnt at sea. The crew we're
saved,
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RIVER NEWS.

The Ohio continued to decline here yester-
day, and the river was fuller Of floating ice than it
has been at any time since the interruption Of nay.
cation. In the afternoon large masses, some Of
past che city.
The weather was modera'e yesterday for the sea-
Wednesday. '
. The wharf is still barren Of business, but several
boats loading for the South yesterday The rates
fOf New Orleans 75c per brl. for flour; 81 Is for
whisky; 81 for Pork, and i0c. per 100 lbs. freight.
The Louisville and st. Louis mails failed last
night.
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COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS.
Monetary ana Commercial.


The Bankers generally spoke yesterday of
u, slightly easier feeling In financial circles and
SUD held the opinion that Money will be easier after
ehis week. Some of the Bankers, however, perceived
no Improvement, but reported the demand equal to
that of Tuesday and Wednesday.
The Discount houses are lending as freely as they
lee privileged TO do to their customers but COM
PEELED, as may be supposed, to reject number of ap
plications, though they come from reliable sources
The inside rate for rstclass Paper continues to be
at l5@92.
Eastern Exchange was very firm, yesterday. with
most dealers who paid y, and often none, for all
good Checks, and sold as much as they desired at y
premium.
Gold was quiet at &t64, and New Orleans in re.
quest at 4C89a buying and SsC14 selling rate
In UncurTent Money there was no alteration from
our last ot9tions.
The Flour market was unchanged, yesterday,
with but moderate demand, and Whisky remained
without variation in price, while Grains were as last
quoted. The feeling In Provisions was morein favor
OF buyers than on Wednesday, but quotations con-
tinued the same Groceries were the same as they
have been during the week The receipts of Hogs
were larger yesterday than was expected, but they
met with ready sale at full prices, 2,652 changing
hands at Sc 250no IS.
The Imports and Exports OF various articles dur
ing the twenty four hours ending Yesterday noon,
were:
lMpoRrs.-Flour, 800 brs.; Whisky, 4se barrels;
Corn se4 bushels; Wheat l,2lo bushels; Oats, Ss46
ousnels barley, ~ oushels, hogs, 4,sW nead FORK
Coffee, SO bags; Apples, $50 brls Butter, l0l kegs;
Cheese, 1877 boxes; Potatoes; 2A brls.
5ExPoRrs.-F 1886 brls.; Whisky, 54s barrels;
Wheat, 80 bushels; Pork and Bacon, % hhds 1865
tierces, S74 brs., 10 boxes; Sugar, Al hhds Molas.
l42 brls Coffee, lle bags Cheese, J6 boxes; Salt,
Is brls.
The following is comparative statement of the
Exports exclusive Of spocie) from New York to
foreign ports for the week and since January L.
1857, 1858. 1850,
Fer the week.......S s 54i,43 $ 6y9,j03 Sl,5l3 l32
Previously reported. T0,952,4gS 596797A 65,773 S3s
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT S
SpALDINe's PREPARED GLUE
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
sPALDINGs PREPARED GLrE!
SAVE THE PIECES!

gCONOMY! DISPATCH,
HT "A Stitch In Ti,ns saves Niue .o-9a
As accidents will happen, even In well-rsgulstsd
iamiies It is very desirable TO have some cheap and
convenient way for repairing Furniture. Toys Crock
cry, &C.
sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
Meets all such emergencies, and no household otn
afford to be withoutit. 1t Is always ready and Mp 90
the sticking point. There is longer necessity lor
imping chairs spintered veneers, headless dolls end
broken cradles 1t ID just tbs article for cone, shell
and other ornamental work, so popular with ladies
of refinement and taste.
This admirable preparation Is used cold, being
chemically held In solution, and possessing all tue
valuable qualities of the best cabinet glue.
IL may be used In the place OF ordinary mucilaee,
being vastly more adhesive. . .....
"UsEEUL IN EVERY HOUSE"
N. B.-A Brush accompanies each bottle. Price
IS cents. ....-..
Wholesale Depot, No. 80 Platt-street, N. Y.
Address HENRY c. sPALDING d CO.,
Box No. 5000 New York,
Put up for Dealers in Gases containing four, eight
and twelve dozen-a beautiful Lithosraph Show.card
accompanying each package.
ar A single package of BPALDINGS PRE-
PARED GLUE will savo ten times its cost annually
to every household. -Sa
Sold by all prominent statoners, Druggists, Hard
ware and Furniture Dealers, GrOoers eud Fancy
Stores,
Country Merchants should mako note Of sPALD.
iHGS PREPARED GLUE, when making mp their
list. 1t vii! stand any climate. 1.|..f
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUEi4
USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE.
sPALDINGS PREPARED GLUE,
.. SOLD BY sTArIONEBS.
sPALDINas PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD BIZ DRUGGISTS.
sPALDINa's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY HARDWARE DEALERs.
sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY HoUsE-FURNIsHING STORES.
sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD BY FURNITURE DEALERS.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY FANOY-GOODs DEALERs,
sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD BY GR0OTRs.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY COUNTRY MERCHANTS GENERALLY
Manufactured by
HENRY G. SPALDING &c CO.,
80 Plaft-st., New York.
Address Poatofice, Box No. 3,6OO.
Annexed is an Alphabetical List Of Articles which
II damaged, may be restored to their original
strength and usefulness by
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FOR SALE.

LVOR SALE-GAME-Deer, poult ry and
H all kinds of produce, wholesale and retail, at
No. 7 Burnet House, between Vine and Race, by
ja6aws NEGBV LEACH.
EVOR SALE--The best Coal Oil, Boston
u Kerosine,) free from smoke or smell also
Lamps, Chmneys, Wicks, &c-is to be had at No.
College Building, Walnut-street, between Fourth
and fifth Ja5bs
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AUCTION SALES

A UCTION SALE.-BY JACOB GRAFT
IA 4 CO.-Sales room No. lS East Fourth-street
January 7, at 916 o'clock, a quantity of excellent
Furniture.
ALSO-Counters and Show cases. DC.
la6 JACOB GRAFT, Auctioneer.
A UCTION SALE.-BY JACOB GRAFT
IN & CO-Furniture at Auction. Will be sold on
MONDAY MORNING, January 9, at on o'clock, at
No. 56 West Ninth street. between John and Mound
the Furniture of q family, consisting OF three ma
hogany hair cloth sofas, leather armchair, center
tables. parar chairs window blinds, clock,
candeabras oil. paintings, Brussels carpet, &c. |;
sideboard extension table, stove, chairs, dining
and tea ware, plated ware, glassware water cooler,
&c. /; mahogany and cottage bedsteads, mattresses,
wardrobe. marbe-top dressing bureaus, do wash.
stands tables, carpets chairs, settee, &C. coal
cooking stove aud fixtures, sofa aud kitchen furn-
ture. JACOB GRAFT, Auctoneer,
Jas No. Is East Fourth street.
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BOARDING.

D0ARDING-Several gentlemen can get
A0 good board in private family by calling at 2s6
sixth-street between John street and Western row.
TERMS $3 per week. Also the front paror for rent,
with board suitable fer physician or dentist ja5h'
D0ARDING-Two gentlemen can obtain
AD pleasant room and board in a private family,
at 1852 Plum street. also, few day boarders wanted
at SO per week. Ja4.d'
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LOST.

n .OST--MONEY-On Wednesday, some.
IA where between Fifth and Eighth.streets, and
east of Main, a $40 and 50 BILL The loser is poor
man aud In need of It,. The finder will be rewarded
by leaving II at this Office ja6bs
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-06

NNUK KENT-FUH N1SHEU--H y WI 8
VI Apply at No. 227 Broadway. ja5b'
EyOR Rents TORE AND CELLAR
Il Suitable for grocery or wholesale liquor store.
Also three Rooms for families. No. 90 Pearl.street,
within one door Of Western'row. Inquire on the
premises Ja5D'
EVOR RENT-COTTAGE-0 East Sixth
E street, two squares above Baum, west side
Three rooms and basement front and bsck yards
Rent IS per month. Inquire at No. Sc West Third
street, or on the premises. Ia5b'
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FOR RENT.

E'OR RENT-H0USE-Th story brick
NJ house, No. 27 George-street, between Smith
and Mound contains nine rooms. with gas; also,
bath room. cistern and hydrant. For terms, apply
to JOHN 2UMSTEIN, southwest corner Fifth and
Walnut ja6.bs
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-06

nYSTER'S.-Lots of 'sm, and Of the finest
" quality at FERGUSON'S,
desl Corner Ninth and Vine.
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Since jan l.....$7l ~ i SeO,379 231 s6s,2s7,Ol5
Of course, no mail wac received from the East last
eyeniag the latest dates from New Jrk being those
OF Tuesday evening. Money was IT, II active, and
the best Paper selling at 79S per ,:nt with calls
loansat6.
The Deposits at the United States ssay Office, New
York, in December were Gold, 10000; Silver,
S22,0O0 Total, 81, $4,000 Gold bars stamped S6e,-
S66lH
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n I'i Antwerp Co. thus quoted Land Warrants in

Buving. Selling.
10 acre Warrants, per acre.....Sl 90 81 10
80 acre Warrants, per acre.." So ~
l20 acre Warrants, per acre.. 10 10
100 acre Warrants, per acre." 10 rs
CINCINNATI MARK ET-I VrsRy ..
FLOUR-Tbe market remains " hout change
The demand is but moderate, and chiefly local. The
sales confined to 700 barrels at IS S035 40 for
superfne and S5 465 60 for extra The receipts are
moderate.
WHISKY-A dull market, and without change in
prices: sales of 1000 barrels at 2lc, including that
from wagon.
HOGS, The supply was better to-day, being about
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