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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-06
goytNaTON NEWS.

Cry CouNcn.-The Council met at the
usual hour; President 0oodson in the chair,
A numBet df small claims were passed
Upon, and allowed. Ia -
A petition forthe Improvement ofSesenthE
street, from Main I'd Philadelphia was re-
ferred 10 the Committee on Internal Improve.
ments. 81
"A claim of A. II. IIerod, for $l26, for board
ing prisoners IN, the jail, vas referred to the
Committee OH Ways add Msdhs
The monthly report of the City Attorney
was received and filed. II exhibits the fol-
lowing statistics of the Police Court for the
month ending April 5: Number of cases
tried, 35; amount Of fines collected, $3.50.
Mr. Howe presented a communication from
Lee & Leonard, of New York, proposing TO
furnish the city with steam fire.engines. . Re-
ferred to Committee on Fire Department
Also communication from the Mayor,
recommending Council 10 offer a reward for
the detection OF the incendiaries recently en-
gagged in firing several buildings in the city.
Mr.. Howe stated that atincendiaries had been
seen, though not caught nor identified. He
advocated a bonus for their detection, and
moved. that q reward of $50 be offered for
every conviction. Carried.
The ordinance establishing a chain-gang
was their taken up and passed. Adjourned.
Cray VS.. Cov1yGToN AND NEWPORT BRIDGE
CoMpANY.-John T. Lewis, Esq., was yester-
day appointed receiver for the earnings of the
bridge, which he is directed to pay TO the
plaintiff in the above action, to satisfy a
Judgment obtained by him for the sum Of
$l2545, about one year ago. The case had
been appealed but as no supersedids had been
ordered, proceedings below were not stayed.
We understand that an appeal will likewise
be taken on yesterday proceedings.
MAYORS CoURT.-Two trifling cases were
tried in the Police Court yesterday, and the
offenders punished by fine and imprisonment.
ISLANDER SUIT.--The case of Mr.. and Mrs.
Younger Us. VIM. Grant, being an action for
slander, in which the plaintiffs claimed dam
ages in the sum of $50 for words spoken by
the defendant, was tried before Esquire
Shrock yesterday. The evidence being cons
elusive, fine of $l2 was assessed against the
defendant
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Curlo,itie, Of RepnbIicnni.m.

The Gazette says "the peop'e of Ohio do
not take any very lively interest in such bun
combe resolutions as Mr. Blakes.
In laying down the indispensable requisites
for Republican candidate for the Chicago
nomination, the Gazette said "he must come
fully up to the standard of uncompromising
resistance to the extension of slavery into
any Territory where it is not now established
by local law" and then declared that it did
not now exist in any of the Territories by
authority of law.
But it is certain that slavery actually exists
in some of the Territories, whether with or
without law; and Mr.. Blake's resolution sim
ply directed the Judiciary Committee to in
quire into the expediency of reporting bill
giving freedom and interdicting slavery
wherever Congress has the constitutional
power to legislate on the subject.
r This the Gazette calls buncombe; yet it is
only carrying out the incorporating hos
tility" which it lays down as "the indispens-
able requisite" for the Republican candidate.
1t would. seem by this that a buncombe can
didate is what the Gazette requires and that
its idea of Republican principle is something
good for doctrine, but, in practice, buncombe.
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NEWPORT NEWS.

ACCIDENT TO THE NEWPORT BBLLE-The
heavy gale which blew from the west yes
terday so strained the engine of the ferry
boat Newport Belle that il became necessary
to lay her up for repairs.
TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-The Master
Commissioner yesterday disposed of the fol-
lowing property, at public auction, at the
door of the Courthouse:
Twelve acres of land on the Columbia
road, three miles from the city, sold to Allen
Thornton for $2,764. There was a small
frame house on the premises.
Part of lot 81, on Front-street, containing
a brick house, sold to Ira Root for 1855.
One hundred and one acres of land, on
Wels's Creek, twelve miles from Newport,
sold to H. B. Farrell for $l3 per acre.
Cottage house on York-street, adjoining
Colonel Smaley's stable, sold to George r.
Fearons for $l,l3O. The lot is 25 feet front
by 67 feet deep.
Six and one-fourth acres of land on Four
mile Creek, sold to J. Digby for $347.
Vacant lot on York-street, near Mayo, 80
feet front by 80 feet deep, sold to George R.
Fearons for 81, OBS.
Part of lot l78 on the original plat, II feet
front by 81 feet deep, sold to the same pur-
chaser for $255.
Thirty-fve acres of land on the Licking
River, two miles from the city, sold to Lewis
Betty for $3.50. ....
Part of lots All, 4I2 and Alb of the original
plat sold to James Hole for 1865. .-.
Lot Is on McCarthy-street, sold to George
Prockleman for $6l0.
Lot 80, being "a feet front by 80 feet deep,
and situated on East-row, sold to Thomas
Allen for $005.
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SAMUEL FoRRER, ESQ.,, of Dayton, has been
appointed Engineer of the Northern Division
of the Miami and Erie Canal, from Toledo to
the Indiana line. Mr.. Forrer was engaged in
the canal service of Ohio from the inception
to the completion of the canals, comprising
great portion of a long life. His capacity
and integrity have never been questioned.
He now assumes the supervision of a part of
the canals on which he has acquired the best
title to a residence by having superintended
the building of every foot of it. The politi-
cal changes of few years have retired from
the Public Works the greater part of those
who were trained in the engineering profess
ion by service in all its grades, and have made
political considerations much more promi-
nent than engineering ability or experience.
The appointment of Mr. Forrer is credtable
to Mr.. Martin, the Acting Commissioner, as
it was made outside of the political pressure,
though not outside the Republican party; and
it has secured an eminent Engineer for the
service of the State.
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Watkins VS. the L. NJ. Railroad Co. Ac-
ton submitted to Judge Collins to recover
for eighteen months services as tender of the
switch near the crossing in the Seventeenth
Ward. The plaintiff has been employed to
watch the crossing at $35 per month, and
made claim for extra services on account of
attending to the switch. The Court found
there was an implied contract to pay him for
this extra service, and allowed a judgment
for 800. ... st
Phillips for plaintiff; Wright for defendant
Adeline Gilman Vs. Chas. Gilman. A pc
titiOn for divorce. The parties were married
in February, 1859, and after a few weeks the
respondent lett without any reason, SO far
as appeared. The divorce was refused; but
leave was given to amend the petition, so as
to make it for alimony alone, on the ground
Of abandonment without utcause-and an allow
ance pendente lite was ordered to be paid to
the petitioner. W.
Baldwin for petitioner. 'i
In the Criminal Branch of this Court, l02
witnesses have been sworn to testify before
the Grand Jury, whose labOrs, it is expected,
will close to-day. t - ~. y.
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Tho CIncinnnti weekly Press.

On Thursday next will be issued the first
number Of the CINCINNATI WEEKLY PREss-
paper which the proprietors hope to crcu-
late largely, in those districts especially which
arc not reached by daily mails The favor
> with which the DAILY Pass has been re-
ceived under its present proprietors, has in
duced them to undertake this enterprise, in
which they hope also to meet, in response to
their exertions to make as good paper at as
low a price as possible, like cordial support
aud approval. The WEEKLY PREss will be
handsomely printed paper, of double
medium size, made up Of such matter as can
not fail to render it an interesting and in
structive family journal.
The proprietors do not deem it necessary
to enter into detail in advance of its con-
tents, or to put on record promises of unat-
tainable excellence. Their reputation as
journalists win be sufficient guaranty that
they will spare no pains to render a publica-
ton which makes its appearance under their
auspices as comFiete in every respect as pos
sible.
To single subscribers by mail the price of
the WEEKLY PBEss will be one dollar per
annum, payable invariably in advance.
In order to encourage the formation of
clubs, liberal deduction upon the above
price will be made, the terms of which will
be announced in future.
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LAW REPORT.
SUPERIOR COURT.

GENERAL TERM.-Joseph Landis & Co. Us.
Q. Il L. Fletcher This case was before the
action at special terms tried before Judge
Hoadley, it was alleged that in the sale of
1890 barrels of whisky credit was given
to Calvin Fletcher, on representations made
by l.. Fletcher, and these representations
were alleged to be fraudulent-all which
the defendants denied. The plaintiffs OBJ
tanned a verdict for $4,000. A motion made
to Judge Hoadley for a new trial was re-
served for the joint session. 1t was argued
by Judge Coffin and Mr.. Mitchell for plaintiff,
and by Mr.. Worthington and Judge Mat
thews for the motion.
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FOllett, Foster & Co., of Columbus, are
about to publish translation of Theophile
Gautiers Romance of the Mummy" by Mrs,
Annie 7. Wood, of Marietta, who rendered
Aoouts Question Romaine" into English.
ms story of Gautier's is very strange and
powerful one, we judge, and of absorbing
in'eres'' No doubt Mrs. W. will creditably
a'Scharge the arduous labor she has under
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DAyIs-CLARK.- On Monday, April 2, by the
Rev. Dr. ID. ". Clark, DR.. VIM. d. Davis to Miss
Fanny X. Clark, all of this city.
EDWARDs-DEMINT.-Ne Pondleton, April I,
by Rev B. +. Harmon, Albert J. Edwards and Isa
bel Demint.
.LEEDs-DEMINT.-A at the same time and
place, by the same, Larner b. Leeds and Mary De-
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OSB0RHE.--On Wednesday morning, April T. at
81 o'clock, John Thomas only son of John jay o.
borne, of New Orleans, La, aged six years.
Funeral from the residence of B. L. Brashear, No.
Ill West Seyenth-street this afternoon at O'Clock
Friends Of the family are invited to attend.
WILLIAMSQN,-W "Wednesday, April 4, OF water on
the brain, Ovid e. Williamson, jr, son Of o. C. und
u. M. Williamson.
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in TTann 1nna ORDERS TO THE POLIcE.-At Dieppe,
police established, whose duty Il 4 10 reacrs ~ a
persons from danger. The following notice
was recently issued to them; ''The bathing
ponce are requested when lady is in danger
OF drowning, TO seize her by the dress and 5ot
oy the hair which oftentimes remains In their
ghrasp. 4 Newfoundland dogs win also govern
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EFFEcT OF BAD NAME.-They have ferry
boat in New York named Fanny Fern, which
Is not at all singular; but it is a noticeable
fact that II runs In collision with more craft
than any other in those waters. Fanny is
always Tin literature) pitching into somebody.
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BaJ- W. w. WINDER, House and Sign Painter, No
i2O Third-street, between Vino and Race, Box 9S
Mechanics' and Manufacturers Exchange, No. 81
Third street
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Ds-TAKE NorIcE.-A millwright, who thoroughly
understands his business, having had fifteen years
experience, is desirous of situation Good refer
ence given Address Mechanic" Press oAice.3-aw'
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b8- At APPLICANTS new Gallery, corner Of Fifth
and Main, Picture in good case for twenty cents.
Mark the place-entrance en- Fifth.
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aB- Jon PRINTING Of every description neatly ex
ecuted at the Press Office Particular attention pait
to printing election tickets. ....
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BS- A. A. EYsTER, Clocks, Watches and Jewelry,
Nos. 3i3 and 27l Western-row.
%
bB- Bring your job Printing Of every description
to the Daily Press Office
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BI- GIFTs.-strangors and citizens wishing to buy
Books should visit A. A, KELLEY's Great Gift Book
Establishment, No. 20 West Fourth-street. All
books sold at lowest retail prices, and valuable
gift worth from 90 cents to 500, given with each
book sold ....... .. ap5-c
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rMsPALnLER's +0TI0N WTIhL 20

= =
49, WHAT 1T is RECOMMENDED TO
Dear Sir You win please send me by express = =
dozen of your Cosmetic Lotion. The - dozen
bought of you are gone, and the people are begin.
ming TO find that IL will do what it Is recommended
to. Yours respectfully, W. A. TURNEY,
MORE THAN TEN YEARS Aeo.-CINoINSATI, April
26, lSl9.-Mr. PALMER address you at this time
for the purpose Of expressing 70 you my gratitude
etable Cosmetic Lotion. in its removing from my
face an exceedingly annoying and unsghtly erup-
tion, with which have been afflicted during the
past two years, and which began 70 think was in:
durable. All the physicians had consulted had
done me no good, when obtaineda a bottle Of your
Lotion. / have now used two bottles, and II cured
my face entirely. II has done what no other rem:
edy has ever begun to do, and have tried . good
many l make these statements in hopes that IL
may induce those who are afflicted have been to
make use of the same remedy. Whoever wishes to
see me will find at my residence, sonth least
ncr of Elm and UDion-streets.
~ MRS. HANNAH G.. PATTEN.
Are YOU troubled with any kind of disease of the
skin, whether the face hands, feet or other parts
of your person 4? procure at once this king OF all
remedies, and not throw away your time, money and
health, by using second or third-Tate articles.
Prepared only by SOLON PALMER,
Manufacturer and Importer Of Perfumery,
No 80 West Fourth street
For sale by druggists generally. ap3
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HOME INTEREST.

nz- r,,. c,a.,., wa..,. 49,, -
No. ,,o o,a o., 49,, u,C.a' anu ''"'"''
AVE- 'i' ""u N'i "e'.oln-to".
To the Daily pross oa3re
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40 AT APPLEGATE's new Gallery, corner OF Fifth
and MAN, Picture in good case for twenty cents.
Mark the place-entrance en- Fifth. L
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nB- Jon PRINTING of every description neatly ex.
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to printing election tickets. ...
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lzo DetWeen flho ana race OF BOX ",
Mechanics ana Manufacturers Exchange No. 81
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Pictures akcn and put in nice gilt frames for twenty
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.......
BE- GIFTs.-strangers and citizens wishing to buy
Books should visit A. A. KRLLEY's Great Gift Book
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ArriUdls-Prioress, Madison; Ohio No. 3, Marietta;
Jacob Strader, Louisville; Bostona, Portsmouth;
Melrose, Maysville -I'
Departures Madison; Ohio No. ., Mari
eta; Bostona, Portsmouth; Jacob Strader, Louis
yille Clara Dean, Pittsburg Silver Moon, Memphis:
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H>sS ERY Is acknowledged by the most eminent
physicians, and, by the most careful druggists
tual blood purifier ever known, and to have relieved
more suffering, and effected more permanent cures,
than any preparation known TO the profession Scrof
ula Salt Rheum Erysipelas, Scald head, Scaly Erup
tons Of whatsoever nature are cured by few bottles
and the system restored to full strength and vfgOr.
Full and explicit directions for the cure Of liberated
sore legs and other corrupt and running ulcers is
given in the pamphlet with each bottle For sale by
JOHN ID. PARK, SURE, ECKSTEIN & CO., and
GEORGE NJ. DIXON. Price 81. sepl9ay
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0aI f.. .l. alga t44 a. ~ --+s-@' +'H' - p ~.
.r5fi..tu Jsa A3lgl4a alM.nG 9as 'L@
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NMwPORT NEWS.


PoLIoE CoURT--Two of the rowdies, VIM.
Girty and Emanuel Arthurs referred 10 Ia
our last issue, were arraigned before Mayor
Hawkins yesterday, and the former fined $30
and costs, and the latter $40 and costs. II IL
to be hoped that our officials will pursue the
remainder Of the gang, and bring them 10 the
punishment they deserve. The impunity
with which they have heretofore violated the
peace of the Commonwealth, has rendered
severity necessary, and lot il be applied.
NEW GAS AND WATnR-pipR FouNppRY.-1s
q. Gaylord 4 Co. are now building an ex-
tensive gas and water-pipe foundery on
Front-street Newport FIR the purpose Of
making pipes on the most Improved plans,
which they have secured for themselves
through the Patent Office at Washington.
The dimensions of the building ara lbO by
lbl feet; and the melting capacity forty tuns
per day. The members Of the above firm are
energetic, industrious, and we doubt not, the
building now in course of erection, will be
great credit to our city.
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Cincinnati Marker.

MONDAY EvEHINu, June IL
the market since Saturday; the demand Is ehleey
local, and quite moderate. The sales were s00 brls
vide range, and an unusual irrssuSriy of prioes
S.a mS aG not near q any uperhne bong offered, and
wHiSKY---The sales comprise 900 br's. at l7HM
NC, the laster rate for wagon, indicating no
PR0yIsIoNs--Mcss Pork 10 held firmly at sis,
for the best brands but in the obsenee OF sales prices
must be called nominal. Nothing done In bacon,
The asking rates are 3 aud i0c., though purchases
sSuld sSnld be made to limited extent &c Nc below
ing transpred in Lard. Prime in brls. was offered
GR0GERIEs-A good demand for s.sar. with
sales ~ $50 hhds atsS@sc Tor good flr 10 prime,
Better demand for Molssses, with salos Of SOv brs
WGExrSTResG maTiss Continues dull and h,.v,
though without quotabe change in prices; we quote
prime white at 81 2S@l Is. and prime red at sfi79
CoREThe market Is dull and unehansed we A az Quota
ear 10 bulk at 464i5c. mixed shelled Al soc., and
prime ih wnte 40 at ose'; saios OF 800 bushels ear In
oATs-There was good demand, and prices al.
sales 1900 bushels in bulk al &c. but this was below
the market 200 In bulk at ssc 800 do. In sack at
RYE-The market is dull and buyers are not Offer
BFARLEY-fhsTs /: continued good demand for
dull We quote prime fall at &c., and fair to good
.HkY-Tho market is steady, with fair demand
at SIG per tun for primo Timothy In bales on arrival
spa HHHS SISesis lgSse Ts IN wagon. liz -.
the supply, and the market rules steady At &c, for
western Reserve; sales OF 10 boxes at 10,
mand at c r W.ser 'sfsss with far SS
nsnpSi s 81 hio ths for prime yellow
do A fow small sales cf choice Central Ono Saye
IPS9TXsToEs. s.There is an improved demand but
ST 5Osi IS per bri.; Common SiGsi IS. N0''nefu
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lBy Telegraph a
New York 1TarIeae.

New YORK. June lip. M.-Cotton dull
and heavy with trihing sales at lie. for middling
Flour is shade nrmer, with fair home trade and
moderate export demand sales OF brlr at IS IS
90 20 for superne btatei IS 23@l5 as for extra do.
- 30o5 20 for supernne Western; IS 25 IS Tor CON.
mon 70 middling extra dol IS 1895 IS for shlppinr
scarcely so much frmness. Canadian Flour steady
and In fair demand: sales Of $50 brls at IS sO7 %
for common 70 choice extra Rye Flour quiet sinail
sales at % 5OQD4 20 for common TO choice superfnO
Cornmeal DUH and unchanged. f .tfI ~ - n. 4
Whisky steady and unchanged; sales Of $50 brls
at 2lhc. = -~si-f-'
Wheat full lc. lower, with moderate business doing
kie CLUB Of 81 26Ql 20 for common to very ohoios:
1000 bushels Racine At 81 Is; 5000 bushels white
Canadianj l2,050 bushel white Indiana at 81 1S
hye steady with sales Of 100 bushels &c. Barley
dull and nominal. Corn scarce and lc. better; de-
msnd chiefly Er the western trs sales Of bush
At SSfSSSHs for unsound mixed Wssterni eoc., for
s1nna shipping do; Ioc for choice westsr2 yellow:
oass heavy and duh at ssG42Hc. for STATE Western.
Pork firmer with speculative feeling: sales Of ooo
oarres az Ss 3ls 50 for new mess; sl7 ~ for old
mess; SlS 51t9l3 IS for now prime, and Sl2 50 for
old prime Beef quiet aud unchanged: sales Of 40
country mess ss@lO 50 for repacked mesa and Sli 30
@l2 20 for choice mess Prime mess Beet dull and
unchanged Boef Hams dull small salos at Si06I6
for Western, and Sl09l2c. for State. Cut Msata
steady sales Of l3t packages, at S7<o for shon-
ders, and 999Nc. for Hams. Bacon quiat aud un
sha2Eed Lard quiet and nrm sales Of 900 barrels at
butter dull and unchanged at lOai7e for Ohio ana
n@20c. for State. Cheese heavy at T@IOHo for
inferior 70 prime
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COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS.
1nTonetary ana r,owwe,.c,,,,'ol

r l1 .IHinDlonetary and CommerclaI. bilf sld
In financial circles yesterday thsrn wss a f.ir g.
tivity, but NO change Of consequsnco from Saturday
occurred In tho bankingquartsr. The Bankers men.
TONED good demsnd for Monsf. with abundant "a
oilltfes TO meet the legitimate tnonry .aaring. M
the Diseount.houses were moderate and eSneraiiy
done at the regular rates. - %" n.-''i Aan
Eastern Exchange remained about preelssiy a.
quoted on Saturday steady thUngh not active, at N
not Wiling e Buy any snonnf on Bsl,i%os. ~ SSse oS,
siders better than Y; while they sold on ali points
Cold was very dull, and New Orleans Exchange
nat AZ previous figures tho Quotations for tho lafter
a Spnphnnng irregular aud VARYING as much a. on
SSIsSr5ss Money % p.-slevisr sh.ps.d.
lllnois aud Wisconsin al iH discount - :
Flour was without nny. Important change yestsr-
aud limited IN eharactgr The Isios faaelied 500
oris, AZ s1trai ~ irregular pricss no supsrlns, e.
was u9Sltsrsd sO bis sSsnSiss SsSSs :. saP sss
Provisions were rather aelo, yesterday. no tran.
s,i asked sS fYG o bsss Lard Bacon
70, but purchases could be made y lower. a socd
sugar was ing IN good dSmSSd ana Mol.,.., a b.,,.r
rtSre.t, while Coffee ya, unehapged.
Sts do1S S ana s s tA SS
Barley Barley was nrm And In good request and oata Ad-
The Imports and Exports Of various articles during
the twenty-four hours eudfng yesterday noon were:
Curn, ,s5e bushels Checto 20 boxss Coise SO bags:
Flour 43s 9rs Hay, q balesi Hogs, s7l head Lard,
bushels; Pork and Bacon bhis y IS % bSis IL bcass
snd SO Pounds Potatoes t2i brli Sugar sls hid.
brls ''-3 I7-7T--' - -
EIpert'z Butter, sss paclssss Candles, sll boxes;
Flour, s72 brs.i HOg., - head Lard, tSt brs, and
Z R KEGS; Molssses. l2g brls.. Pork and BseQn, 20
500 bris Sugar, O. hide Salt las brlS; Wheat, S9s