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Shirts m AIDE 20 Order from Measure.
D. siLLECK COX ls0 Broad ~ay corner Of Liberty It,
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PORTLAND, JAM TO- 1850.
. The steamer Anglo Saxon will leave for ST. john N. B.,
on Sunday morning, and returning on Wednesday or
Thursday will sail for Liverpool on the 2Sth.
The Hungarian leaves for Liverpool at two O'Clock p NJ
to morrow.
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Singers Sewing Machines, For Famf-
<s Aiors and N manufacturing purposes unequalled
They durable capable Of doing grcser variety
Of work and Of earning money than any machines IN
the msrtet
The new family Machines $50 and s7s, attracting
T. n SINGER 4 co 4ss Broadway, NY.
No l6O Fulton street. Brooklyn
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Crfstadrro's HAIR Dye, wigs and Tou
ceeste best the world. Wholesale and reAd AND Tia D.
privately applied No. Aston Houael
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Goura ud's Poud're Subtitle UprOoss Hair
from bv forehesds upper lips p> OF she oody 81
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1000 Photographs Daily-24 for 81
quiet cheap and perfect twelve at sitting, HOLMES
gallery. Bis broadway.
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sfpeer's Sewing NTachin q

All tho Celebrated Grnndjean's Hair
Compositions for sae Wholesale and RETAIL n LAfORES 70
sou,h Fourth IT Get, Philadelphia.
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Personal IntellIgence.
Oscanyan Is creating Juror in me country with his
interesting lectures on Turkey
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Arrests to be Mado for tho Senate Har-
per's Ferry Committee.

CLEvyIASD, Ohio, Jan. 20, 1890
Messrs Giddngs, Plumb and John Brown Jr, have not
yet been arrested the got behalf Of
the Senate Harpers Ferry ccmmltsr. Inc papers
scnt hero to the Marshal, who holds them, and has
sent back for instructions They have not been served
yet.
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The Dra e. OF the Sussex County q nd
Consolidated Lo;ieries Of Delaware
FRANCE BROADBENTs 4 CO.,
nANA0kRS

The res.lsturs Of Tie State Of Delaware a It's last session
having given TO France Brnadbents Co lottery
twenty years. the Undersigned Commissioner appointed
by the O0vanor OF said stale supentepd the dra
lottery do hrreby certify that The following the
bers drawn THE day
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Wheeler & Wilson'S Sewing Machines.
OAce 606 Broadway, New FORK.
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SUSSEX OouxTv--CLAss II. JANUARY 20. lseo
81, 10, q, IS, II, 7, 10, Ga, 50, "a, 2s, So, 65.
CsSsoImArED LorrHRY-CIAss p JAMuA1Y 20 ls6o
IL, 81, IS, AZ, 2s, %, 40, IS, ls, Ga, 20, IS.
January 20, l6o0
JOHN DALE.
JOHN W. WALKER, $C0mmiGoonorA
Alfred b wOOTTgN,
FRANCE BROADBENTS CO.,
Wilmington Delaware
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Defiance Salamondor S0fes-With Pa
tent proof ocAs and Also Are bur.
gAr proof dsboard and parlor 6afe Depot 63 Murray st.
corner OF College place. ROBERT N. PATRICK.
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Earthquake In South Carolina and
Georgia.
AUGUSTA, Jan 20, 1850
Shocks Of earthquake felt at Charleston, Augusta
Macon and other points at six O'Clock last evening
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HollOway's Pals and Ointmont.-Dfp.
iberia, ar)atna and prevail TO alarming extent
among children BY using these remeces the symp-
toms Of the diAease much grief and trouble viii be avoided
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Commerce OF Baltimore.
BALnxoRE, Jan. %. 1890
Exports of the week. $3.50 1853
Increase corresponding period last year 1857
Imports of the week. 325 $40
Increase corresponding period last year 23 l19
Commerce OF PhiladeDpnia.
PHIIADEIPrnA Jan. 20, 1880
Exports Of the week ~, o65
Imports Of the week.. e10235
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Campbell, Apothecary and Chemist,
Of Eighth Twenty eighth street. The pro-
pretor constantly in attendance.
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Cheap Imported Shoes ut M. L. TffIps,
57 Broadway-Juu received Of osught
at auction which be sold third than heretofore.
slippers 81 to 81 rs, with buckles xvs style Of
heels 81 Is Cork sole boots, q kid, s.
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The "Rfggs Truss.'-The ATultip0dal
Pad coutyasA the Opeutngs while Alss The cord pu
injury Watsr presf ceanly and durable No. as Brosas
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Mrs. Windows SouthinG Syrup.
Millions OF bottles used year Ia Tho United
States for children teehing with failing succesa Res
immediate and certain. Only 70 cents Q bottie.
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DR.. Marsh Continues To- Apply HIS RaAi-
al Cure truss win success eestua perAnent ouree II
hernia rupture. HARSA CO., No vesey arsst r. Z.
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mother should be; and you may know, Sophy,
by your own feelings, how it would seem 10
have son decide that she should not live in the
house with you"
"Yes, have seen that difficulty all the time, Z"
said SoPhy. -.
"But promise faithfully, that if, after six
months trial, you find it impossible TO assume
your rightful place without breaking the peace,
l will get another house and we will begin
again"
81 don't mean 10 say" remarked Sophy,
shat ! am never to blame or that I am aIWaVs
just as amiable as should be, and don't mean
that your mother is always unkind or exactinp;
sometimes she does things should not expect
of her. This morning when Bridget was busy,
she cleaned the brass kettle herself, for fssr
should stain my hands with doing it,"
Alfred augured well from this spirit of con-
cessiOn; and SOphy went 10 rest in q very hope
ful frame Of mind, Only, before she undressed,
she looked in the glass to see If that spot had
disappeared from her cheek. No it was there,
red and gloomy. What could it BET A mark
set on her for the thoughts she had indulged in
through the day!
SOPhy rose early the next morning, eager to
begin the work Of reformation. Greatly 20
Bridget's amazsment she directed that the chi.
"a oAu AePAAu1l tAAo ivory -uaAAulou hulN6h anu
silver forks, the best coffee pot and the pretty
buff colOred waiter should be placed upon the
table. But old Mrs, Clinton's astonishment,
when she sat down to breakfast quite threw
Budget into the shade
"Whst on earth is the meaning Of all thisi"
she asked .
Il think, mother" said sophy, pleasantly, :
'that we may as we'll begin to have the good of
our things littlei it is hardly worth while to
keep them all the time put up for company"
"And you mean to use all these for every
dayl" cried the old lady.
''Yes, ma'sm," replied Sophy.
"Wed ought to be economical" I" said the old
lady, reasoning the matter, as Alfred happened
to be present. bridget will break all the china
an htV1 the handles off these knives in
month, and all the polish of the tea board, and
the cOtfee-pOt covered with scratches And
what folly to wear out these napkins and yel
low them up, just for nobody but ourselves!"
81 don't think Bridget will be quite SO des-
trucLiVe as all that, mOther,n said Alfred, smi-
ling "SOphy will caution her, and watch
little at first to see that she takes proper care
Of the things. It is much Pleasanter to have
the table nicely SET the same food tastes good
deal better"
"Well," said The old lady, obviously; ''but
it wears things out to use them"
"In that case, 3" replied he. 81 hope we shall
be able to replace them"
So the meal went of comfortably, and Mr..
Clinton departed to his office.
|. (CORelHdsd on Monday
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The old man sat BY the chimney side.
His face was Wrinkled aud wan ..
And he leaned both hands his stout oak cane,
As II all hiswOrk was done. El-a
His coat was Of good old-hshloned gray.
The pockets we're deep and wide,
Where his 'spees'' and hia steei tobIeco box,
Lay sRugly side BY side, 81. 81. .....
The old man liked to stir the Gre, ..-..-.
SO near him the tongs were kept;
Sometimes he mused ss he gazsd at the Goals,
Sometimes be sat and slept.
What saw he in the smbers thOrei
All pictures Of other yeara .-.
And now and thenthey WAksnsd smlls',
But OflenoF started tears,
His good wife sat on the other side,
In = high backed, hag-ssat chair; ~
I see meath the pile Of her muslin cap
Ths sheen Of her Hivery hair.
Thsre's happy lock On her aged face,
As she bu.ily knits by him.
And nellie tAkes up the stitches dropped,
For grandmother's eyes dim.
Their children come and read the news, .
To pass the time each day;
How Il sfirs the blood in the old mans heart,
To hear Of the world sWsy.
'Tls homsly sr enc told you SO,
But pleasant tits to view;
At least thought 1t so myself
And skstehod 1t down for you. s.
Be kind unto the old my friend,
They're worn with this worlds strife,
Though bruvely once psrehsnce they fought,
The stern, fierce battle Of life.
They taught the youthful feet to climb,
Upward llfe's rugged steep;
Then let US gently lead them down VI a-
To where the weary sleep. .
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HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE!! HAIR DYE!!l
Wm. A. Bachelors Hair Dye.
The only harmless and reliable Dye kaOaoR.
The ORIGINAL and best 10 the world


The Original and best 10 the world.
A others limitations and should bs avOi ed if
you wish TO csc pc ridieule.
e GRAY, RED. or RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to
beautiful and natural BROWN or BLACK, without the
least rTiury 10 Hair Skin.
CFFIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
awarded to VIM A. Bstehsor sncs Is g. and $1,000
nppheaO have 10 made the Hair Of the patrons Of
Ois famous Dyes. . ls...H.
WN. A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces color
No; 70 be distinguished from nature and is WARRANTED
not inus in the leas however long may be coniihu-
ed and the i'll effect Of other hair rCmsded the hair
inyigorstsd for lifo BY this splendid dye
Made, sold applied I'm private rOom,l at the Wig
Factory, Ne z99 Broadway, N. Y.
Sold all cities and towns Of the United sutsf By Drug
gists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
q The sennine has the and address upon sfss
plate engraving four sides Of each bA, Of
VIM A. BACHELOR,
janlI No. S3 Broadway, NY.
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MORNING LEADER.
SATURDAY MORNING, Jan Is, 1850,


~ Plain end OTnamehtal pFn iI Of every description
dOng 4 the Printing Establishment of the LfADHR Ofee
on lho latest improved and Rapid steam Prsssus Ia
tue best sylu, GU short nscn ana reasonable rutss
Pariculat attention paid blank work Eyery dsserp-
tton Of binding donh, especially BlRnz Books Ledgeis
Journals, Sules Books, Receiving Books, ku., ke.
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OFfICE OF Tbs AUDITOR OF STATE,
COLUMBUS, D January lS, 1860 :
1, ROBERT w. IATLER, Auditor OF ate hereby cpifT
thai the foregoing Is a coTrecf COPY Of The
srATEHENT OF GONDITI OF THE Pr NII
lskALl IRE INSURANCE COMPANY, Of Brooklyn
New YoIk maze to this Office for the year
1852 ana now on file her in
WITNESS my Hand aud Seal Officially
JAa3 W. TAYLER Auditor,
Il. F. BRAYT0E, Insurance Agent,
ATWA1ER BUILDINGS. CLEVELAND
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IMPORTANT no FEMALES


DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
The combination of ingredients in these Pills the
suit of long and Extensive practice They mild iu
their operation and in correcting all ilrsgularles
painful menshUations removing all distractions whshsr
from cold otherwise, headschs pain the side papl
taton CT the heart vhes ali affections hyster
fatigue pain in the bHek and limbs disturbed seep
which arises from interruption OF nature.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
the commencement Of new era in the treatment Of
those irregularities and Obs,rucons which have consigned
many thousands Of the young the beautiful the be-
loved TO premature grave No female enjoy good
health unless she rsEnlar and Whenever an obstrucn
tskes place the general health begins to decline
d. DIR, CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
the most eoual remedy known for all complaints
peculiar to Females To all classes they invaluable
inducing with certinty periodical rsgu arty- They are
kaoWn thousands who used them different peri
Ods tbroulhout the cOuat having the sanction of some
Of ths most eminent physicians America Explicit d.
rect5ns stating whsn and when they should be used
with ench bOxths price One Dollar each box Containing
" Pills.
valuable pamphlet 20 be had free Of the Agents Pills
BY mail prompy by enclosing the price to Ihs Genera
Agent Sold BY Druggists generally.
R. B. HUTCHINGS, General Agent.
lss Chambers street, New York.
C5-Sold in Cleveland at WM. Fl SLE IS aad GAYLORD
HAMMOND'S- dsc7eowd& RIO
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THE OLD FOLKS, ROOM.

1dy- For City News see third page.
For Market Reports and Marine News see fourth
nara
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Boarding..
Gnnraptrs.

ERgFavinE and LiIhOgTaphIDE,
RRAINERD & BURRIDGE,WOOD
II ENGRAVERS AND LITHoGRPHERS Bank
Street, Cleveland, o.
POBERT GILL-SILVER AND
~ Electro Platter Dlor Platter and ManufactOr-cOT-
Of Ontario and Prospect SIS (up stars Cleveland %
prepared to repate SpOrns Forks Cas- tors Sc, and
Plated 20 rdeT Bell Hanging promptly attended TO,
prices reasonable. i122dtl6
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6OteIs.
HOTEL DUMAS
Oarrts.

&1OOOO MONEY ADVANC.
BlOsOOO ED-In 10 suit-ut the old
stand aud we'll known WAGNER'S OFFICE-on secur-
ties OF everg kind viz Dry GDOds, Hardware Gold and
Silver Plate, Watches Diamonds, JtwelTy, Fire arms,
Clothing, Furniture CuTpss, amos, Mirrors Paintings.
General Merchandise aud Personal property and articles
value the most satisfactory terms. Business strictly
TTvate Established 1851 Watches and Jswey for sale
bargains
VIM WAGNER, Cflcs No. s Water St
Corner Superior s., over Geo. A Davis Co.'S Clothing
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Mrs. HELEN N. WRIGHT, AIatron.
Mr. Law BUTTLES, Blsiness Assistant.


Parents assured that while boarding pupils contribute
much more than Day pupils 70 he support the psrmalsney
and ofeho instutiOn enabled by syst eu-
atc arrangement OF ther time their study their feerea-
eTuptOnS Of home and society," do vastly more aud be
ter for them than for day pppls and brd 10 them
advantages that cannot b. secured in day school
II is therefore, hObed that all who come from sbrOa will
enter boarding pupils and that citizens Of CeFeland
Wi 50 Tar they make il convenient do So send
their as boarding pupils thus advancing the pros
they should, and justly be proud; and the same
time be more than repud BY the greater advantsg
by secured
No pains will be spared 10 render their connection with
the Institution both pleasant and pi able Il will bs ths
constant care and effort q all in any way cnunscted with
the management Of the Institution secure the highest
liberal education
Superior sdTsntsges are afforded to those who wish to
attend 10 Instrumental Mnsc Vocal Music French Draw
ing and Painting these departments are under the
;harge Of teachers who devote thsmselVelv 70 their re-
snecve 'aftments and have thus attained high degree
Of cEC eilenee.
Mons SubIt, native Of Paris fine scholar and superior
nnguist Dcmg teacher bg prnesslOn teaches with care
and precision rarely ooserged and he resfts in the Sem
learning 70 speak the language correctly sud uency
Pupils from the city whose parents desire It, viii be al
lowed 20 spend the Sabbath at home but deduction will
be made from the bills Of such, expense is thereby
saved 10 the Seminary indeed " greatly prefer 70
have all remain with US without interruption through the
Day pupils desiring the services Of the Omnibus fr m
their homes 10 the Seminary and hack n be accUmmnda-
ed Il arsasonable rate BY applying the Omnibus oce
CitizeIs and others are invited to call and examine the
Institution and its beautiful surroundings and satisfy Them
selves that Advantages superior those here offered are
IBRhs:-EoT Boald and Tuition per Term Of Twenty
weeks SlO0 For Tuition Of Day PUPILS, from SI5 SO
Bill payable IN aagaes No pupils received for less than
For further information and admission, address
deels a s. N. SANFORD. Principal
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CIOtbimp
Cleveland Female 3 Seminary.
$. n. SANFORD, A. u Principal.
THIs NOBLE INsIITUTION will

iHIS NOBLE INSTITUTION will
- enter ugon its NEXT TERM on Thursday, Fe5Tuary
s'h' Is6O under the following abls and eEperisnced
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.
sN. SANFORD, a N PRINCIPAL,
NatuIaland Moral Sciences.
m Mrs. N. L. H. SANFORD.
- - - Associate Principal.
NaluTal HlstQTJ and Phj sislogy.
Miss LINDA T.. GUILFORD,
Mathematics sud English Grammar.
Miss JULIA s. HOPK Ms,
Rhetoric, Criticism, and English Literature
. Miss HANNAH B. SMITH,
Latin, Greek and History.
Miss JULIA L. HUGGtNS,
Arithmetic, Geography and Historv
Miss SARAH A. NOBLE
f.. Mrs.. S. c. BARRETT,
Mrs. ELIZA sHEPHERD
Mons. FERDINAND sUBIT, N D..
French Language aud Literature.
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8tmi1tg Mlatbines.
THE HIGHEST PREMIUM
Il A3AIN AWARDED 10 the
WHEELER & WILSON MACHINE,

By the Committee at ths Fair Of the American Institute in
New YORK; al the National Far held ChicHgo; and
beyond doubt that the
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CLOAKS!

..t-a a.i.
- This will be excellent opportunity for Ladies 20
supply themselves with HeeessaTg article Of dress,
our stock must be closed out duoing tho thirty
Il is KNOWN that keep the lHTg stock and this n
LH REAL RASHIONABLE G oaks 10 the City. The
following will Indicate the rsduotiOnI
From s25 to SIS. .
From S22tO SIS
From $40 to SlA
Prom SIS 10 $l2
FrUm SIG to Sl2.
From Sll to Sll- ... .. Pa.
From SI2 to 50. -
Frum SIOto $3.50. ...a
. From 50 81.
FrUm SIS los a
From $40 70 $40.
From S2s to Sl9.
~ Exclusively for Cash, ct .rE ...
janl2 s7sUPERIOR ST.
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WHEELER & WILSON MACHINE

stands t and f0remCst in all where an Exhibition
Is had showing the merits Of derent kinds And no as
interested pes Will dispute the justice and prJprieV Of
these decisions test OF years hard use has
sltished all competent judges that
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STA EMEN
- THE CONDITION o. TIE
PHgIIX PIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
NAME AND LocATIO

o. TAX CITY o. BRoOKLYE. NEW YORK,
On The ihrtt ar day Of December 1859 ma le the
Audn rof Uhio p1uan - the statute Of thar state,
passed Apnl sth, l5s6.
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liabilities

LIABILITIES.
Losses adjusted and due, VI. Fire.
Sl0.s5hi Inland Navigation. nothing
Loss adjusted and not due, VIZ: FirT.
Nothing; Inland Navigation, No.
thing.
Losses unadiusied an I in susDsuss
awaiting prO.fs, VIZ: Fire, S37 o.
Inland NaVigatiOn, s. 600.
Losses claimed but resisted by ne
l,ompanY. VIZ: Fire. $500; Ialani
NaFlgatlOn. Nuthins
All other claims against the Com
Dany, NO-hiHg.
Total Lia5ili'iss......---.....
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DGmtistru.
DENTISTRY

DENTISTRY
AT 2II SUPERIOR ST ....
IF YOUR TEETH ARE GOOD,
4 read tho following lines II teeth bad, read
hem with great If you have teeth at all hsp:
fact that Isl daily exhibited in the Streets the social
circle ard in the paroT by the hUmbeS peasant and the
pOudest sutOcrat that hundre Of persons lose good
Of teeth for the OF the timely aid Of good and
hful dentist poor and inferior operation is many
than at ALL II your teeth good have
hem examined by good dentist and keep them in order
II pSOr time should be lost but have them repaired the
the bster and that which Burns the
ne Of all diseases All irregularities Of the teeth should
ue attended TO In childhood aud youth.
All persons desFOus Of fine dental operations are uVit
cd to oa at my where particular attention tss
the preEer vatiOu OF the natural teeth where the
90 auTTrr rrrnHm Frgau
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The rams Of this COmpany Is THE PHERIX FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY !" and IS locatsa IN tbs CITY of
BroOKiYn, County Of Kings, state Of New York.
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E5-sOld in Cleveland at wM FIiLE's and GAYLORD
& HAMMONDs- dscTeowdkW:R2O
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-14
New York Market.

NEw YoRK, Feb. -.
FLoUR-sales of 1900 bbls at S. 5.O5@5, Is for
super6ne state and western; 5,3O@5, As for extra
state; 5,sO@5 ,95 for shipping brands extra round
honp Ohio.
WHIsKY-Stcady; sales 500 bbls al 249<@
25c' chiefly at the latter price, aud closing quiet
WHEAT-Quet aud unchanged. demand
chiefly for local milling; sales 5000 bush very
handsome Milwaukee Club at ], ,05 delivered
alongside ship.
RYE-Dull at SIC.
BARLEY--Sales 37.40O bush at 69c for in.
ferior to round State.
ooRN-sales 81 900 bush at 7s@79c for
new white and Yellow.
oATs--Fhm at 44@46c for Western, oana>
dian and State.
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Cincinnati Market.

ONoINN lrI, Feb 10.
FL0UR-3l2 brls Family and Extra Family
sold at 6,OO@6.95, 900 brls superfine, at s So
and 100 do extra at 5,75
WHIsKY-The market is buoysnt, and prices
higher. Sales 300 bbls at 0OJS@2OcsS the
latter rate for wagon
GROCERIES-Sales Of 4U0 brls Molasses,
at dc; GO hhds sugar, at S@s3lc. and ] so bags
Coffee at l2@i3c.
WHEAT SO@l 30 for prime white, / ESQ
l ,2S for prime red.
CoRN-Ear Corn continues in fair demand,
and prices steady, at 4s@49c in bulk shelled
10 In good demand, at 55c sacked, buyers furnS
ishing sacks.
oATs-47@4sc in bulk; sales 400 bush in
sucks, at 4sc; $50 do do at 49@5Oc
RYE-We quote at SEC.
BARLEY-The demand is fair and prices
stdady, at 65@6sc for prime fall. and 5s@63c
for fair to goOd sales 300 bush prime fall at Csc
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NOTICE.

| WARN those who may be induced, by rep,
resentatlona, against purchasing Dental Lamp
or any OF the improvements connected herewith,
from Or. Hartupee or n. w. Comatock, who have no
right To manufAeture sell the above mentioned inn
pfovements, the rights being ,eeured 70 me by let
ters patent, employed II. w. Comstook to assist
me N the manufsetory and sale Of my Improve
ment, but finding him TO be q man unsuitable for
my business, discharged him from my employ,
since which discharge he has been trying to induce
men TO manufacture my invention Tor himself, At
Night, and hide 10 undef theaF benches during the
my rights.
Mylnvention was patented In 1857, and In Nov 4,
1883, applied for And obtained Caveat protecting
me In the improvements ! may make upon my In
vention during the present year. X. W Comstock
is aware OF this fact bat his easy conscience and
his ideas Of Justice and honesty prompt him to try
70 induce men TO manuiaeturs Dental Lamps At
night. Knowing that he has no right 10 manu- fAo :
ture or sell @y invention, he seeks to misead oth-
era bg trying to induce them 70 do his work AZ
n. w, Comstoek
Comstosk, az wsll a. those who N axe for, or pur-
chase from, the Aforesaid comstoek any part of my
inyention, may expect 10 Be held resi- onsibge Ae-
ooFding TO the Law proteet, NJ me IN my gtghts.
kDWARD CONWAY,
bhte-t Dayton, Ohio.