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Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-14
R 0 w i E RS
Infallible Rheumatism Medicine.
FOR CURING RHErrUAT1sN

FOR CURING RHEUMATISM,
Aud reinvigOTRting the general system.
As the Phoenix rises from the ashes of its fires re-
animated with new life, so does this medicine reinyir-
crate the whole system, and overcome dseases)
The removal and permanent cure of Rheumatism,
Stubborn Ulcers Cutaneous Eruptions, Swelling
of the Glands, and all diseases arising from
an iniudicous use of Mercury.
1t stimulates to action the absorbents and secre-
tons, drives pain of all kinds from the body, and re-
duces all swellmgs in incredible short time as all
know who have used the medicine
In the aboye-named diseases this preparation Is
gE~ Umequallcd to the known w orId.
AS the medicine will recommend itself when once
used, certificates are considered unnecessary This
valuable preparation is made with the greatest care
from the best materials.
N. Bit contains no Mercurial preparation what
ever. None genuine unless the gritten signature of
JAS. II. BoYCE, appear on the label. Prepared only
by
JAS. n. EOXCE.
Importer, Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
Corner Of and Second streets, Sacramento.
Sold at
RICE, COFFIN, & co IS Drug Store,
)an22-myis p d street. Marysvile.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-14

SWEEPSTAKES for two year ODDS Mile heats. En-
trance $500; forfeit 800. Free for all two year Odds
on the Pacific coast Three or more to make race.
To name and close February I'D, 1860.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-14
In the aboye-named diseases this preparations
EE- UnequalIcd to the known w OrId.

JAS. n. EOXOE.
Importer, Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
Corner Of X and Second streets, Sacramento.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-14
FIFTH DAY-FRIDAY, April 81.

TIT UNLII TUUN lHILE III OL :
JOCKEY CLUB PURSE OF $1,000. Four mile
heats. With inside stake of $1,000; forfeit 900
Two or more to make a race To name and close
February 22d, 1860.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-14
LAST DAY-sATURDAY, April rs.

CITIZENS PURSE, $500. Mile heats; best three
in FIVE. Free for all ages.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-14
MARYS WILLIE

Is REGULARLY in receipt Of invoices Of FINE
GOODS from the following celebrated manufacturers
J.B MILLER & co. New York,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-14

THIRD DAY-WEDNESDAY, April 25.
PURSE 5000. Mile heats. Free for all ages.
FOURTH DAY-THURSDAY, April 90
PURSE $500 Two mile heats. Free for all ages.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-14

large audiences.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-01


AAninsators le Of FurDiture Pictures vines &c. 10
- BY trdsr Of Administrator 70 closs On estste.
Gala VIII embrace articles OF Furniture, lreman
- assr dist.nuuon ir,m ne esta.e wsches, Jswelry
6aumerAtsi r. folovs;-ss bottles @ dsa0 Cognac,
,rs. Bros Sherry gst7; u bottle: raspSsrry Brsndy
.eert Port ~asDum. Bourbon bottles old Blown s
do nssshs g DO Cutter Bourbon Whlsksy :, DO pssoo
lIandy, sherry Port Wine. 40 baskets ulage Mumm
oonnpAxne Aho. boxes part ulage, Havana segArA
ALSO.
IN nasdve foo Cl aims sesls (aew)
1lAdys god Watch, In perfect order.
double barrel twist Gun, made BY Luben Of the ines
aubbs. varraStsd N perfect order.
ALSO,
~ oil Psntngs Of ancient and modern masters embrac
- hndkcapes figures, interiors, 10.
ktCcks other Securities belonging to the estate VIII
- ND = e nsrosans 81 change uness dsposed Of ~ pr
~ sale.
ALSO,
o he above WIN be sold importers and dealers stick
q nne mp orted and domestic comprising IL oo VIZ
Ouhaa cp0ras ZArzueaa LAn0rmaA Ion ,uc.s PrensadA
MedIAnoa Lonche HegAas
LnnAre part the finest grade among which are Ca
1nneo Fgar0a EspA loa Luna and her svore brands In
1o1 and ahs boxes; aso small lot Of dne Plantations IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-01
y LARGE SALE OF FURNITURE,

LARGE BALE or FURNITURE,
To satisfy Mortgage OF 5000
&C ULUk NTH. Auctionger Oil day Thursday,
saeDcns at io,s O'Clock precisely, AL The cntenis Of The
No IS West Eleventh street. near Fifth avenue.
PARLOks CONTAIN
Eastwood Hufp richly and covered with the hnet
0th centre and aide Tables kegares and
eosnos Stands.
- celebrated ars selscsed with great by the former
OWnog, without regard 70 crst-
LOOKING GLASSES.
bu reP and mAntel IN Ape gold frames Curtains and win
dOW fhadea Of the best qualify Carpets Of vtvc but little
ven; richly do GRATED Psran fgurs and china Vases with
unHbey o nne maute clock and other Ornaments
P1AROPORrE
1aewocd caso, richly carved legs. nhh with pearl pearl
nnUu ety full and 1ne instrument
BEDROOMS
furnished with Bureaus and BedeAda
Vsng and hair xAttresseg, &c-
DINING ROOM
eAs hs usual quantity OF Crockery and 0lA2wAre, with
- ever Tea service and Ice Peher Wafer spoonk Fork
- h. extension dinner and Tee Table and Carpet
n 9uctOnser VIII b The prenans after o'clock 70
~ NE ark 10 HAe at lOx O'Clock precsely
os The city and ahpped By respond
- parties known 70 IL aucuoncsr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-01

q jobs HgIaIEvoyxD co. AgCrIoNlTRa.
&c property Of fayIiy decliping housekeeping,
TO Bn 1uLD AT .PUBLIO AUCTION,


A. 'oH surrss 6lb SCI AEeTIes,xSs
grvsys e .ar - SfsI,Ss snpSS;fsssss0ns
O. INA day, Thursday,
~ the elegant rcsifenre,
- Wess sIssn street between rh and Sixth avenues.
~ Ssuss wa Furnished less hsn ssr months ago and d In
sless order The furni all 70 order by Broad
HAaNIpICKsr ROSEWOOD PIAsopoRrE.
n carved rosewood Drawing Room Suits velvet medallion
Sssss IassnsoS 1sb Z. rosewood and 'i %shc
gAny Chamber Furniture, en- suite chi
nA, p S..; n,S s RCos wsrs.
ysaWtn9 Furniture covered with French brocasa OF
- rehest d. scripion, sclt rosewood frames; two suits
20: oe: .s.od Ssssr,. PLATE ss.s asst
lsl With pes rosewood tide Tables velvet noaas' .s9s
49, IsooEnurss Esy Chars covered " vsse mo-
- Rug antique laws Vases nAgoacsas rsa2
eue, fun octave, richly carved legs AND csse m1d
SsssssnTns; r.s.ood c.sterbary stool embroidered
s OOvsr; Oh Pain ioxsRciy Family hy sssres superb
~ us Fsss asser rs so-ns asras Sswa scssss On
- Cnast Of France, smugsess aanic, torn ~ yea,
vsss from fcmpsii ana n.rcasuou; srtis bronze ~.
S.ss: CUPID and rsyehs sand. olclctG
ysyss stair csrpes silver plated Roas r'sewoi ehmoer
bsdsseafs Com nodes ouch Arm Cssirs With
vsvs.,s,T AID spring Mss,ressss Bsnkss 9 nasrpsns.
- Dinner and Tea Sets She asd Fable Outery slro All
ssrd 10 lie weather Conps.sus persons vii be in sstsa
1890 pack. ship cart the goods At reasonable charge
eysases s.ssss House. 81 Nicholas and
1ceopoAD Hotel which -. bring them within few doo,s
ssessi esideScs for ssIs or 10 let Possssson medasy
vW fuTtAsr particulars INQUIRE Of the aucsioneer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-01
4 BeoLUrE SALE ON ACCOUNT OF RALISoUIsHIS0
Al iXTkAJx1iNARY OPPORTUNITY FOR HOUSE
KEEP.Ra

y. ~ PORTER auconesr, WIN .eii tAs day rsur.iAy,,
New L. 0z O'Clock The splendid rosewood oak
- ah0sAny Furniture 10 The ave residence 306 -Four
ssth street. few doors from Eighth avenue thu whole
ppg really finest offered ct public sAe f1r
.a.y yArs Only mail description given 10 tbs adver.
pV 81 the home VIZ Elegant roy veret Carpets In both
psys solid VOID Suits In satin hrocade sAtusry marble
C.r ss.nss large Pier and .snsl .rrcs r,ch lace and
esU6on Chairs In satin large collection Of hne on
1Hunss ea and dining tabes china Tea and Dinnrr Bes
law silver Cutlery, solid Silver
yAsS AZ zno sosndld rc:e. God ranofoste s.oe and
the spcnd1 for and dnish
made In the country. ChsabesS-second and hid 20
sontas beautiful Bruneis and ingram Carpets soh rse
bedsaadB siAtuary bic Dressing
ls,sss. wssAss.ds Toiss sssa Beds and Bedding pure
- ed Kitchen utenss -Onccshs Hal Stand mahogany
eka fons. Lounge Aochers Sofa Bed twenty tous uoA
v9so1nssee TAh sls Z positive and every article 70 be
- nsarly sew having So Si60v Housckeepcs VIII
- advantagsous 70 exanane he aAme-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-01

n DnrxIgfRAsoly SAL. OF ruRNIrURx CAS-.
"a 80. a. y BuHL1I. assscsssr, wil an. Aa day,
6sss ssssss centre ia cher cdS Gi Sssss %s
-: 90 e.; -: .s s1..
-. c. es,ss. BAH "a S:ssr y , ,,s..
n.'1> ~ sl sHSs e s sfSs ( A4.,-.r..a
Asc., W. HHHs s.as .:... 80 ss
8, ~ IL % :.cx !: "a !sss, ss... .ssi.nss = Z
!. It, - z 20 cs esosss 80. .c, 49,, e
- !: sss:. Z. -: nm. - = -
~ ~, Surssass fssisE is.eii.i.sns nj and in We.
sss,so q s,sry cssrpsss sossd nd shVgea Il p..s
rssssssss rsssnss s..sassy % Psi sin.' &C.. s
80 "a SS,, 49,, go, g. "a varae Furniture fsn'
. pqs1on NOTICE. FAMILY pscIxrre HOUSE.
SsSs ~ 49, ~ fa!ss,s !. ~ :s~ssss 49,
-. s.cssss $3.50 - !say s - ~ -: !: ~
sss lss = ssi:S. g 81 = = fs.s -, ~
$50 i 81. -. -: IS: 10 a.: = o.:
s ~: . - s =. :: 50 sss.: '
4kso' .. ss. on s..., :. i.
ss::: Ss Es = ss ss ,ss s:ss.. =. sd
~ ~ ssssss. on xoss,ss s' Hssri .a'
49, .y $500. ns. sSSs S n s nSsa ~
S.:s,sa s. sse,s =. 5 -.i ~aS 'ss Sssaaas Of Ne
"A UQS1QN 4ALD-0Y HOUSEHOLD ruRHrrURR,
49, ~ 49, snx.xs So n CaIsrAL Al,
0lxUess oesoPy, VII oen thm dny, II: November,
go :;.:s - -: 81 -: ~ : = -:
- S1 nssM lv.sa sasbh Wv rabi~s Air ana huss
m11sSe. @.se - fnlyAin cArpstinx, on Ulcxh B~fs
=: - fss. - sas sp Ss'ss s ~
4 UHroH Hos1gn-ro pARvr1 m WAR or yun.
a. .nsrs = $3.50 fv.s - sc.:-sssyns vll s-ii
- -. ssa 'svss wA - C.sgss o,s:sxsss r.dor
- n "a ~ oshw Furniture h psyt IL wkaas "a
- ban fos tAsce tsys n = West Eevesh strset
n uQyIor sALE-2g .rgnrIrunA rArHr1.Qs
a Dpam =. By PkkU " - rnur day. ~ 100
q -, = - Butler street. Erscsiys esmprsrs geser1
e. hsrAvisss 90 VIOLA Of valuable cccss. u~psn on
slslHs ssvrs 10
AtCnIoN nor,cR-ooEsr AsLE's sALn or pRv
- sod Fansv eoods -nufag 1HssS VIII ssl thss dsy,
y hk vc;ock. At iss William stree, CLc,~s Y eAsaess
.h~v~ hosery oiove. y-sases sce5, ClobiGs ssstns
.. CARR, Coesxtle
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-01

m d1'a scrsi6caSA
OAoo Mooile Osto Railroad per cent bosds
2ooD YoW Yort and Harlem Railroad 81 bonda
~ YeTO uAus nnd Alton Railroad n ago bouds
- lrRsn oounsy Mining and Msnuf Co lss mtg bonda
- regular n's on Monday, Nov Regular Auetoa sales
e n1nebs and eonds Monday fhurpAay,
az vAen required l1k occck a the salssroo
Wlnam street. Mershanta hAn
mnnnD bUuah spld private
yHnuni Don,l ASSERT IA pfOOLAY,
AuououHar and Stock nrok~r.
No Wiltau arNel near an
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-01

n BURKE, AueTIoNIER, OFFICE LIS BowERY
~. will sell on Tbursday, LIST m November los O'Clock
on the premises all the Furniture OF the three houss $50
Henry street. corsAtnx OF rsswood and mahogany suis
Sofas Bureans, Lsunges velvet ingram and Brussels
pets oco,hs 40 one OAK srsnsou IAbls two Of oak
nnlce Chairs large assortment 81 Beds Bedding, table
Linen &c Aln Glassware. Crockery, and Ytchen Ware
Sale positive ~ he house mua be vacated Tho day OF e
EDWARD scHErcK, AucrIc NlsR, cHrLp RINs
u POhY-ByB. y. II. eCHnNCK On Friday, "a inst,
at O'Clock a their pa'esrorp, Nc. Al BrcanwAy very
small bay Pony wArraned perfectly sound kind and GENTLE
has always ben used BY okidysn-
LTDWARD BCHENCK, AUCrI0NEBR. - CARRIAGES
u WAGONS AND HARAH&s-By g. .. h HgHsK.
On Friday. instant At or och. At heir saiesron, koi
too seated box wagon, built 70 order In Tie be
ner and neyer nsed light Top and rod wAgona double and
angie HAruEna Ac
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-01

o,elosh, bsr sassroon, 20 li RoAdwsy. mox~xs sas
Of the entire stoch Of manmacturer
nispce sale consisting Of rosewood black walnut
hasany Psrlor suts IN various coverini crossword and
hrAny Chamber tuiA, Dining room Furniture NJ vArsoas
linda Cerue fabea hekcres sdebosrds Corner stAnda
supersos quality. and Be positively sold ressrve
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-01

WILiItM ABBOTT. AUTHORITARIAN VIRTUE OF
w acksgte mortgage will sell Thursdsy, the hrs ~
Noyen Der loh o'clc,k. he con,s Of the oystsr and
The ferry oonsug Of forty Chairs and rsbes with
Cloths Casters large quantity cf Crockery bususs wagoa
CT. KLBNCK, Attorney for MortgageeL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-01

ERKrCH urLLrxRr.-nns DAvrDson 20 ~
B~< chev hss Ne plessurs " snsunce "a 80
has Just received frou Der asen's N fss ~ ~ 80
1hus6ay rert eer.nt sebcat1n o ra1An W ~
Millinery u he veyy bet wotes ecmpr5a ~ No. o.
rSps evss Op~ys sytan Has, firm M eAdnG
sssasashs ssA n ai~-~&er ssrcss 49, q Brcsdvsy
NM T-TTs EOCU NO ms gfoTrH AvrrUH UP
nj airs m open bar n.sery sscr roons rhlrsisy,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-01

Dny GOODS. 90. So
a FOB THIRTY DAn.
uYns wHo 81. STOCK III .
oo Sa1Icfsa.o dSr soaS@ =
OPPOSITE *. " s ssSiDwAE4 Horn
AoO p.rro.1s X ;sSss W. ;. found 90 ..aA
III sJSI '';a
s snx s sasSy snEs..:::.:::::.a n, @ 80.
LOO Pisces wv WxasUrrx 1usiIaa. iis per ys.d
go . a vGEsCa "a, gALIoon ...-..,,ss6s.
hSs s4NSass Ss!s zsD Hxani sa
500 needle vo:ssd sssSa ooLIIRS n s.sA
io0 Linen osmbre nAspK s.; per d0
.I RsMs soSSs sT4 .ss SlQy.s, =,
EDWARD LAxBERY . co.
- At 1Hoss HOST ss saS Tnl' cLoAxs
".s' 70, y sf.f;E ~ ;etsssfs
sA1%i iSs i H$sssSus VIZ zGrvAv1a.
s s. ca % %so ssy mu
broadway to fashionable coas and pay sAor
TO CALL AND EXAMINE.
Our stock Of Cosis the largest In zoe ely o. New York
ssn sny ossr mousse ~. he e S 'l'< p ~
~ DAYS
N. BAH our goods warranted a. represented.
CRYSTAL pALACs EMPORIUM.
No. 2s2 Bo~ery nu
W. r. RoskRrs
ssr s.EoS 4, Z !, OUT MUST =.
1NerIsH cARPrrINa. onoLoTHs h.
wuuuCu SoySaS ~~ryNo-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-01

UCTIoN NOTICE PARTIES ABOUT REMOVING
a yin spd 70 ther sd,Ants 70 70 call IN he grsa .esro
Pour hcrre fur removing fxml cs IN The country
city All binds stAanAry paintings pier mirrou peno
fortrs nd removed and = our rss
90 cs pec1 "a ana shipped Of the wurd FAm 10
vii ind As IN sxressss w.y 11fs proprs.or
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-01

unHRY a. LEEDS. AucTzoHEER-HRxRyH n. LEEDS
II Co viii sell II auction rhurufay Frfay Nov
ard q l0h O'Clock ~ the ae1room q NAxAAu street.
sale OF Japanese and other Fancy ooodz sorprsns
consisting Of suberb miaoo Csnnes shAwi BoIca silver
ing Arquered cabinet fraya china
Ac Also emhrdter~d Fire scresna japanese Broosna,
Bowl Top: rre ecreene sAs Lon Skins and ohsr goois
Also nns blAc mArbs Clo-k. bronss Group vAse
Fxurvs, komsn bronze Vases. and
variety OF wax Figures parlorA
largo marble vAsea ktstuAry, exar
mined above ne dAy before The salaL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-01

Auctoreer will se 1hursday November at 10 c'osx
al rs william street extensive sortment
Birmingham. Sheffield and &c Hardware Cutlery A.
comprAng In 900 dzen pairs NJ skate straps 30
nels and lAoiea' skates; Also slx No Are svea
very nne cozble barrel Guns; Also lis dozen sheffield
fiss embracing apers mill hand and dat hassrd.
ccnd cut do. smooth half round round hssd 10
also "a dczn Bgns Co.'S 70 inch Hsncssws AD asoref
goods from jobs@r OF removal trgehev With
large lot OF I'm ware embracing Di,per GresrA wash Bs
sins aIk and Water PATS. MIX Psna Match safes nc Rs
Eyre Ward Co and sanderson's celebrated table and
pcchet Cutlery kcb shears, Butcher Knives 40
socket ChSsels iron Shoges pord spades
cut TAchs shinglng Hatche,s. Ac Ierns four nontha
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-01

~ ~ tht 6sy. ~ o'cioek ~ octave rs~ewcod
rs.otsrse ohs~r Oh. scsos. wssev ~, cpe .snc-
esny FasoStrss o~ssve, rsno Fool one 0roe~~ ss
~ ard 80 Howe SEWING Hsrhire ara family Sewing
s-ehise ~ erdev q A. JnyYaEs Attorney Tor mon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-01
IosRPH HDoKxAE. AucrIorxEa

NJ DOUGHTY, ACCrrOrHER, Will SILL ON rHrS
WI cay, rov. l. a lQk o'coca - No ls yalson er--L
b<tweeu kaeAu william s,resa ~ orisx az y " Joues
FOR ~ vknm rceewccd psssw ora
IN mshsasy Casss three rAbsee one sfs two Oscmasa
four ~9ce Chss sr<~natn Table e-sy rAais 90
Es..ssn< oss hsr~a csspcA fesAssr Bed sM nurssrcs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-01
FINANCIAL.

nrvrcr on rHs MrCHrG An SOUTHERN AND WORTH
~ srn Indiana Ksi,rnsd Cnmranv No - wi,sm stree, =
October 81 1900 The ris due Vovem-er y,
lso de hs mortgage also The dnklng frnd bmfs n
this cenrany wi b. rsif he Bark of Nmth Amer.s ~
Wal street Parties Pooling the Frat b1ds 81 his
guessed 70 seave her snt s-t-nre
uis cGc>. EM. nffsBDhT, slient
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-30
[By Telegraph
New York Market.

New YORK, April 2s-P. M.-Cotton dull
and unchanged: sales 500 bales at HE. for
middling uplands i .l.la.. ...'.
Flour opened quite firm, holders asking 10
@20c. advance, but with only q moderate
inquiry, chiefly for the supply of the Eastern
and local trade; market closed dull and
heavy at an advance of 50l0c. over yester-
days prices: sales 900 brls. at S. 45(a5 80 for
super6ne State; $5 55 for extra State; So As
@5 90 for superfine Western; So 5000 for
common to medium extra Western, and Sc 20
@6 80 for shipping brands extra round-hoop
Ohio. ..t0-. ...
Canadian Flour also has slightly improved
with moderate demand: sales 800 bbs., at
So 80(97 80 for common TO choice extra.
Rye Flour steady, with moderate sales, at
So 50(G4 20 for common to choice superfne.
Corn Meal quiet, at prices nominally un-
changed. Whisky dull sales 300 brls., at
22Ic. .iruH fIe-t... .r I'D. ..
AT the opening Wheat was firmly heidi
holders insist upon &c. advance, but with
scarcely any export or inquiry, and only a
limited local trade. The market closed dub
and heavy at yesterdays prices sales of a.
600 bushels Chicago spring Mt 81 2S@l 20;
1000 bushels inferior white Canada at 81 so;
1900 bushels Milwaukee Club at 81 32G
l 80; 4,300 bushels winter red Illinois at
81 43; 5000 bushels white California at pri-
vate terms. Rye dull at Sac. lr Iof -.
Barley in moderate request at 7O@S2c:
sales within day or two of 10000 bushels at
prices within the range. At the opening.
Corn was firmly held at 2@3c. advance, but
market closed dull and heavy at Yesterday
quotations: sales of $4,000 bushels at 70c,
for mixed Western; 80@821zc. for yellow
Southern; S4@sbc. for white Southern. Dat,
unchanged; moderate demand at 400 4415c
for Western and Canadian, and 45Ia45xc
for State. . ...I--... .,. - -
Pork dull and without materIl change
sales Of 525 brls. at SIT 8l@l7 81 for new
mess $l7 so for old mess SIT 43 for thir
mess; $l4 25 for new prime; aJId $l2 81 fol
old. Beef dull and unchanged: sales of III
brls. at S4(94 &c for country prime $5(a5 &c
for country mess; 81 75@l0 80 for repacked
Western; and $ll@l2 25 for extra mess
Prime mess Beef dull and nominally un.
changed. Beef Hams quiet at $l2 4O6l2 N
for Western, and $l2 50014 for State Cut
Meats dull and unchanged; sales of 80 pack
ages at 999Sc. for Hams, and 7G171zc. for
! Shoulders. Bacon dull and unchanged.
Lard steady with fair demand: sales OF
800 brls at l014@ll1sc. Butter is selling al
| l0@l5c. for Ohio, and lO@20c. for State,
Cheese steady, at 10@l21Sc. for inferior to
| prime. Coffee-the market is quite steady:
sales of 1000 bags onprivate terms. Sugar
An active business has been done to-day Al
| full prices: sales of 1000 hhds. nj 5ISIa5c
| for Cuba; 7h@7Ac. for Porto Rico; j OOC
Melado, part 10 60 10 Baltimore. at 4slc
! Molasses: sales of 200 hhds, Cuba Muscoyado
at 3lcj 25 hhds. Porto Rico at 4Oc.. and by
auction, 100 hhds. Porto Rico at 2ia3le.: ~
hhds Cuba Muscovado at 25c., cash.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-30
COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS.
Monetary and Commercial.

The demand for Money during the present
week will probably be larger than it was the
last, as the amount ofpaper maturing on the
4th proximo is heavy, and includes consid-
cradle portion OF notes and bills that have
been renewed. No doubt this Indebtedness
will be promptly met, as arrangements have
already been made for much of it; and more
over our merchants and manufacturers have
rarely been in stronger or more healthful
condition than they now are. ia-I .s-. f
The week in Third-street will be quite ac-
tive, but as capital will be sufficient for the
transaction of all the business done, we an
ticipate no stringency. Many persons sup
pose that trade will extend further into the
season this year than usual, and that fair
business will be carried on even up to July.
Eastern Exchange will probably preserve
its present rate this week, as the demand
must continue large; good part of the col
lections maturing on the 4th being due to
Eastern creditors. t.u..7. ..l.
The prevailing rates of Exchange and Coin
are ag follows.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-30
American Foudpe.. for Appearances.

What tendency there Is in this American
world of ours TO value appearances rather
than rsdlitesi One half Of our families are
occupied constantly In the struggle to keep
up appearances. The fault commences very
early in the history of our families. Our
young mechanics OF merchants marry early,
and II is well they should do so, provided they
would be content with simple style of living
suited 10 their means, and be satisfied with
increasing their furniture and dress and other
family expenses only as they are prospered
But the young mechanic feels too often, when
he marties that he must live in the same style
that the bosses do. His wlfe--too frequently
a young, gay, dashing, thoughtless girl
feels even more ambition than he does, and
the pair start in life with furniture above
their means. Every thing then must corre-
spond, and dress and expenses of living be-
come extravagant Then follows the inev-
liable Bridget, whose waste and board and
wages amount to large sum. Then COM
mences the lifelong struggle to keep up ap-
pearances. The struggle isa hard one against
the wind and tide and current. The man
may work hard and earn much but he and
his wife started wrong. For the first year
the wife should have done her own work.
She would have been the better for it. She
should have been contented with palmer
furniture, designed for use and not ornament,
and he should have been contented with less
luxurious eating, and drinking and smoking.
Oh, this struggle to keep up appearances is
terrible to young mechanic It is hard,
hard life to be all the time striving to gain
and TO keep the front seats in society when
property does not warrant il.
The young merchant, too, often makes the
same mistakes. His career, his struggle and
his end will be similar to that of the mechanic,
upon Slightly more dangerous scale, and,
generally with more ambitious wife. There
is wrong feeling about both husband and
wife that their respectability and even their
success in business will depend upon the
| style they assume. The young merchant is
in more danger of shipwreck in keeping up
appearances, than the young mechanic. The
| work Of the latter furnishes an income known
before hand, while the profits of the former
are uncertain. The former will likewise
labor under the constant temptation of striv-
| ing to get rich too fast, and will strain his
means and his credit to keep up appearances
as thriving merchant.
Young professional men have the same
rocks before them in the voyage of life.
Many spend their whole existence in rowing
againstIwind and tide. Their young wives,
| too, have more ambition---more pride of rank
and station---and more Of the foolish notions
of idleness and luxury. Few of them are
fitted for their condition, and they have the
| sad prospect before them of a struggle 10
keep up appearances. When will men learn
to be contented with the station in which
God has placed them2---Hdryord Conn.,
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