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SILVER Spoons SILVER SpnnNs |

Persons going to housekeeping will every variety of
SILVER AND PLATED WARE at GABRIEL D. CLARK,S
TORE, corner Of Calvert and Water streets
B-SPANISH COIN AND OLD SILVER WANTE
myStf
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AT ADAMS SHIRT MANDATORY
MACHINE STITCHING ROOMS
GU can have your Shirts made for - cents each.
4ou buy the finest Shirt ready made, or made to
Qudty
81 quality. %
No li6 BALTIMORE STREET,
(up stairs.)
The oldest established Family Machine Stitching Rooms
WHERE the best work has always been done my22-f
To THE PUBLIC.-After eight years Of indus
rous labor have determined decline bookkeeping
My preparations hereafter be found for sale retail at
the following places Israel Grahames corner of Eutaw
and Baltimore streets Deyie Bouquets, III Baltimore
street. Seth s. Hances, Jos Baltimore street, Andrews
Thompson, East Baltimore stree; Macpherson Marshall
Marble Building, North Cha les and wholesale
Fred Hickey Sons, and also retail my former place
ofbusiness IS Baltimore street
ap25f D. C. DRISCOII
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SwEDE, UYDREss KID, AND WASH GLOVES
New for Spring.
CONSTABLE, WALKER Il CO.
apl3H l55 Baltimore street,
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WOOD WooD II WooDlll
saws 20 ran by buying at office Of City
Steam Fire Wood Mill
No. 3NoRTH STRICT.
H. JOHNSON
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HENDERSON h Co,
UNDER BARNUMS HOTEL
Have the largest stock of
FRENCH BOOTS,
CATER BOOTS.
SHOES and PUMPS
Ofany House in the United States,
With full assortment of their manufacture
Call and see. All tastes suited myS t,E
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IT IS NOT A DYE
Nor DOES 1T STAIN THE SKIN
No Introduction Needed.
NEW YORK, April Il, 1858
W 4. HAGAN, Eso.-Dear Sir: About five months since
bought two bottles of your Hair Coorng,
slrous of obtaining and would inquire where may
be found here Ny hair when quite young turned gray
lhdre used number Of articles the purpose Of restoring
IT. but did not succeed uH obtained this which has pro
dced the desired effect have been requested by
OF my friends (among them several ladies' procure
possible am much pleased with it, it has made great
Improvement in my personal appearance By answering
this you will much oblige,
Yours, very respectfully,
H. C. GooDRICH
Steamer Bridgeport, Peck Slip, New York
E9- Price so cents per bottle For by S s. HANCE
los Baltimore street W. E. HAGAN CO., Proprietor
Troy, N. Y. dI5-eoly
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MARRIED

On Tuesday, 2gth instant, JOHN W. SCRIVNER to
LH Ola 81 ODINGER, both Of Carroll county,
Md
On the 2sth instant, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, EMORY Mex.
PENII. of Baltimore, to Miss MARY /. WHITAKER, of
Hartford county, Nd
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LADD, WEBSTER & Co.'S
CELEBRATED TIGHT STITCH
FAMILY AND MANUFACTURING
Sc IVING-N1 CHIMES
myl5-u No. l3l BALTIMORE STREET.
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BY THE ARABIA.

The merchants of Philadelphia have contributed
between three and four thousand dollars to DR..
Hayes Arctic expedition.
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CLAREr AND CHAMPAGNE
40 cases low priced and fine TABLE CLARET. Duke de
Montebello" Green Seal and Hedseck CHAMPAGNE at
lowest prices, by A. J. HAMPsoN,
my23-tf 81 N. Charles St., near Pleasant
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IMPORTANT TO HoUsEKEEpRRs

IMPURTANT To HOUSEKEEPERB,
To know that they can save money by purchasing Wood
already Sawed and Split at Office ofCy Steam Fire Wood
NJ;
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ECONOMY ECoNoMYll
A DOLLAR SAVED Is TWO DOLLARS MADE
This be done by purchasing Wood already and
Split, at Office of City Steam Fire Wood Mil,
No. 2 NoRTHsTREET.
sIH.tr JAMES H. JOHNSON
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FUEL,
REDUCTION IN PRICE OF
COAL
The best quality Of Soft and Hard Goals,
at reduced price,
For sale by
j. HENRY GEESE K co,
Office South street.
WOOD-rHE SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD FOR SALE
AS USUAL. mylI-tf
PHILADELPHIA ALE.
This superior Ale neatly put in stone jugs, with
oil, and bearing my label, per de-
livered. For sale by \. J. HAMPSoN,
my23H 81 N. Charles ST., Pleasant.
BEDFORD WATER.
This celebrated Mineral Water, fresh, in gallon
emiiohns by single gallon Also, CoHGREss WATER in
bottles. For sale by A. J. HAMPsoN,
my23-n 81 N. Charles ST, Pleasant
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FLORAL FAIE-HoME OF THE FRIENDLEss-W
take great pleasure in calling attention to the
Floral Fair, which commences at Carroll Hall this
evening. The object Of this Fair is for the humane
and charitable purpose of increasing the means of
doing good in midst. The CLONE of the
Friendless,' in whose behalf the Fair has been
gotten up, is an institution which commends itself
to the sympathies of the benevolent. The annual
current expenses of the management having been
considerably in excess of the receipts, prompt and
substantial recognition of the claims of the nsttu,
ton to such support will increase its efficiency
in that sphere of usefulness which it so well occu-
pies, is certainly desirable and should be freely ac-
corded
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COUNTRY HAMS.
lot of the DORSEY Hams, from Elkridge Connois-
scurs in the article please call at
a. j. HAMPSON'S,
my26-f 81 n. Charles street
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THE YEDDo HAT.
An entirely new and original
HAT RsYOUNG MEN,
Made If WOceR Ara,r,J
WILL BE READY ON SATURDAY NEXT.
~ To he had
ONLY AT-TAYLOR'S,
my295tr Opposite Barnums.
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NOTICE TO CITIZENS AND STRANGERS HAVING
ORDERS FOR WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER AND
PLATED WARE, will find large assortment at
GABRIEL d. CLARK'S,
corner Calvert and Water streets.
WANTED-SPANISH SILVER COIS.-Highest prices
given for my manufacturing Of Silver
my5-f G. D. CLARK
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

Persons having Ambroypes Daguerenype5 deceased
friends them photographed and EN-
LARGED any Size and beautifully lored in OIL water
India Ink or IVORYTYPE, by experienced artists and
perfect kenesses guaranteed. Call at ISRAEL co 3
Photograph Department, l25 Baltimore street my3Jtf
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$40! $40! SOL SOL SOL SOL SOL

$4Ol $40 $40 $40 $40! $40! $40
$40! s4Ol $40! $40! $4Ol $4Ol $iO
so! $lOl $40! $40! $40! $40,
Si0l $40! $40! $4O $40, $40! $40! SiOl
SO $40, $40! $i0l
SOL $40! BOOTH d PARNENTER'S $40! $40,
81! s40l Sc WING M4CHINESt $40! $40;
s40 $40! Are rery strong and simple $40 $iOl
$40! $40! They cannot get ont Of order. $40! siOl
SOL si0l They sell for Forty Dollars $40 $40!
$40! $40! Agency, $50 Baltimore street. s4Ol $40
$40! siOl $40! $40!
Si0 $i0l $iOl 4Ol $iOl
$40 $40! $40! SO. $40 $i0
$lOl $40! $40 $iO $40! s4Ol s4O
$40! $iOl siOl s4Ol $4O $40 $iO
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"There is no doubt that Louis Bonaparte is
son of Admiral Verhuel, and his brother Morny
son OF General Fahault, who lived with
9 Uo the ssters-the Queen of Holland and the
H ha. OF Naples" "My opinion has always been
sneb sue widest republic cannot do so much and
mank;nd rihg harm to the intellectual progress of
homer ~ a. any 10 their consciousness of right and
oaao, 90 regime de mon oncle lie despotise eclaire
cy7at3on "''s.eSs, which applies all the arts of
an ;ndiv;duo SUBJECT people to the caprces of
"Ihe Emperor Napoleon has adro;tlv uo,aoa
what before was dubious, by means of rsr menaea
DIE Letters rich h. in delicate e ad
Walewski As Neibuhr, the Prnn esI" P'om ana
Counsellor, is publishing a book on Nor ho' he
tiquities, nothing remains to cause surnr;so AN.
France" Al Jree
JAMES BUCHANAN.
"Most unfortunately Buchanan will be- next
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aru @nnns.

CRY N6WuUAe
GREAT
" 0 VEL TIES
SPRING
SUMNER
G 4 ENTS.
JOSEPH BICKERTON d CO
ARE NOW OFFERING ONE
OF THE
LARGEST AND MOST ATTRACTIVE STOCKS OF
SILK MANTILLAS,
SILK BUSTERS,
SILK BASQUEs,
SILK JACKETS
BLACK LACE MANTILLAS,
BLACK LACE BURNOUS,
BLACK LACE PICCoLOMINIs
POINTS,
SHAWLS,
TOGETHER WITH \
VERY LARGE
BEAUTIFUL STOCK
SPRING AND SUMNER BUSTERS,
TIE MOST DESIRABLE MATERIALS
SEASON.
JOSEPH BICKERTON & co,
1873 BALTIMORE STREET,
apl3-tfr SECOND DOOR EAST OF LIGHT STREET
RLACK SILK MANTILLAs.
FRENCH LACE MANTILLAS
FRENCH LACE BURNOUS,
FRENCH LACE PICCOLOMINIS.
FRENCH LACE POINTS,
FRENCH LACE SHAWIsS,
All very LOW and in IMMENSE VARIETY.
CLOTH BUSTERS, for travelling at HALF PRICE, to
close the Spring Trade.
A GREAT ASSORTMENT OF CHfLDREN'S WRAPPINGS
THOS l. FOSTER,
my22-tfr 22s Baltimore street cor. Charles
WHOLESALE
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WE WISH TO CALL THE ATTENTION OF GENTLEMEN
to our superior SHIRT, which making largely
to order Of all qualities.
Warranted in every respect.
CONSTABLE, WALKER It CO,
mylTtf l55 Baltimore street.
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CRICKET IMPLEMENTS.
MERRILL, THOMAS & CO.,
my7tf 239 Baltimore street

SUPERIOR LOT OF GENTS DRESSING AND
BREAEFAsr ROBES, just opened
CONSTABLE, WALKER h co,
aplst tt l55 Baltimore street
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LITTLE DoLLIE DUTToN.-The first levee of this
petite specimen of femninity will take place at the
New Assembly Rooms this evening. The Boston
Post SAYS of her
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LONDON AND PARIS STYLES OF CoLLARs-Just
received.
CONSTABLE, WALKER CO.,
aplFf 1855 Baltimore street,
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VINO shall deny hereafter the artistic value of
7arnish and megilp?
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To TRAVELLERS.
Just received, supply of SOAP-BOXES, BRUSH
GUARDS, SPONGE BAGS and POCKET-CUPS
N. HYNSON JENNINGS Il co,
my25-tf IS N. Charles street.
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For LENT.
Lake Superior TROUT and WHITE FISH. Also, No l
MACK EREL, Susquehanna a1d Labrador HERRING, in
kits halves and quarter bbls all in excellent order of
fine quality, just received by
GREEN YoE,
feI6-f az Ra,t;p,ora Strsa.
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President, and not Fremont, the traveller of great
requirements, who has four times travelled the land
route to San Francisco, surveying the country over
which he passed, to whom it is owing that Califor
MIA did become a free State"
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&NDLINa W0opl KIgDLING WooDl
SAWED AND SPLIT WooD, OF ANY SIZE
At Office Of City Steam Fire Wood Mill
NJ. NORTH STREET
-in JAS H. JOHNSON
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-05-03
NEWS OF. THE WEEK.

THE NATIONAL CONVENTION of the Democrats has still been the absorbing topic of the week. Or, it has shared in the interest only with the Prize Fight And precious row they have both been. Up to the end of last week, noth- ing had been done by the National Democracy but organize and settle the contested seats. Nei- ther platform nor candidates had been agreed upon. A half dozen platforms were submitted, but all of them too broad or too deep, or too shallow for the National Democracy to stand on, and so they sank.
 ! On Monday of this week, a vote was had on a minority platform, Cincinnati platform, Dred Scott and all other decisions, Cuba, and Pacific Rail Road )whichwas adopted. Mississippi, Louis jana, Georgia, Texas, Florida and Alabama refus- ing to vote. The Delegation from Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Florida, Arkansas, and South Carolina, then withdrew from the Conven- tion. Georgia, South Carolina, and Delaware would also follow, and so the great National Democratic Party becomes divided, disorganized and disruptured on sectional issue. Where will the North go now?
 CHARLESTON, May. l.-Southern secedes ap- pointed committee of organization, and meet at noon to-day, when the organization will be perfected. Douglas professes satisfaction with the result, declaring that the Seceders don't rep resent the popular. sentiments of their states. The Wood delegation all joined the seceders.
 First special dispatch positively asserted that Caleb Cushing will vacate the chair to-day at the regular convention, and perhaps preside over the seceders' convention. ss-
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-05-03
Lesislative.

Of the 40 members of the House of Repre- sentatives from this County, 29 are--now mem bers, and II have before been members, viz:
 Hall of Winchester, in 1888, 46 and ,A.
 Beardsley of Roxbury, in 1889.
 Douglas of North Canaan, in 1s4e, '5o and '5s Cook of, Goshen, in 1850.
 Battell of Norfolk, in 1852 and '5s.
 Peck of Bridgewater in 1852.
 Brewster of Canaan, in 1853.
 Seymour of Litchfeld, Hine of New Milford
 Jennings of Warren, and Miller of New
 Hartford, in 1859.
 MT. Hall was member of the Senate,in 1s47 Of the Senators from this Coanty, Judge Goodwin was at one time member of the House Mr. Hopson and MT. Mygatt are new mem bers, but seldom have the 18th and 17th dis tricts been represented more ably
 The entire representation from this County' new and old is one which will do credit to the County and be distinguished in the Legislature for it's intelligence and usefulness
 On Tuesday night the Republicans in the Leg ;slature nominated in Senate caucus, Hon. J. G. Lamb of Norwich, President pro tenn, and in the House, Hon. Oliver H. Perry of Fairfield, for Speaker. The other party Senators nominated Hon. R. H. Winslow for President, and in the House, Hon. Henry c. Deming of Hartford, for
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-05-03
Literary Notices.

The Magazines for May have been received at our sanctum.
 TIE ATLANTIC, Boston, has its usual freight of readable and laudable papers. My Own Story" is finely conceived and pleasant told fcton Urania, poem, has many felicities of thought and language, and the chapter given of the Professors Story," though short is equally interesting with all that has gone before.
 HARpEns from Patton, Waterbury, contains an illustrated paper upon Raleigh and his City another upon the silk worm, the continuation of Ihackeray's new novel and paper by Charlotte Bronte, the last she wrote previous to her death.
 BLAcKwooD for April re-pubshed by L.Scott S Co.,, N. Y., has an admirable review of the ca. reer of Westinghouse review of Alson's His tory of Europe; good tory article on Parlia- mentary Duelling," and two or three poetical effusions. Among the latter is an admirable and beautiful translation of the Stabat Mater." See advertisement
 PETERsoS's, Philadelphia, must specially com. mend itself to the ladies for whom it is espe- cially designed. It's plates are elegant, and it's patterns useful, and we'll worth the subscription. price-at least, so we are informed by those who. ought to know.
 ARrHUR's, Philadelphia, contains many pleas ant stories-a Toilette Table" Hints to Housekeepers" Mothers Department" - Book Notices" &c., besides dozen and more Patterns for the ladies, in which Arthur ranks with the best.
 THE STUDENT AND PLAYMATE, Robinson Greene & Co.,, Boston, for May, is received.--A most excellent magazine for families. It has ar- t;cles /" About Railroads" About Cat" [" A Story about Apples, " by Jacob Abbot; Home ward Bound 7. :" Out at Sea- "The Orbs Of Heaven" Dialogues" Sc. We emade it over at once to our "wee bairns," and they have been in ecstacies over it ever since. Let every wise "parient" go and do likewise. Price $l.OO per annum. . ..= - 5.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-05-03
Comic a.ad Curious.

A late number of the Winsted Herald had in it an article rather ahead of its usual ability and sinartness. This, We are aware, is not saving much, and We hasten to assure our readers that the article was communicated, over the patriotic signature of HAu. COLUMBIA" and hence v,s not an effort of the ponderous wit who rresides over that side-shaking cotemporary. We might rescue the contributors name from tbe nh. livion in which We discovered it. and give if to the enqulring public, were we not aware that the individual wrote-not for fame, but for tbe Winsted HeyuM.
 We nave no fault whatever to find with the imaginary Journeyngs of the Winsted scrbbler especially as he seems SO we'll rersod i, tha wltcheres of whiskey and euchre, "apd the onlv polnt of the writer's meanderings we fail fully to comprehend is when upon his arrival at Winstea where 'Jericho" leaves him in despair and dark ness, he makes the abortive attempt to discove, the bearings of that " Clarke House" where he shall find Gn his eye) smoking supper and sweet sleep."
 We had hitherto supposed that "Clarke House" to be an imaginary institution in the elysan dream of what Winsted sciR be when il gets that Jail, and that the sublime editor of yt Re' 0ld had concluded with the advice of famil, friends to stick to his shop and abandon tn, insane idea of keeping hote," but we ar, happy now to announce to our travelling readers That the huge, unoccupied, unfinished barn tha rears itself opposite to the Depot on the public thoroashfare of Winsted is tavern lin pros pee.u) and is to be called Clarkes.
 Mr.fotter may as we'll sell out at a-sorf,rt and stevens may close up their bars and Kitchens for 10! in the deep valley of the Mad Rive, , new 'ravansary isto be opened capable of o;v;n. "sweet sleep and smoking suppersp .o th. "weary pilgrim" and Winsted becomes .. o.. =. the Mecca or Metropolis of the low lands os s' .s half way house to the lower (s)hades which , h, shall lind nearest at this point, on his descen from the altitude and beatitude of Etcb6el
 Hill. So be it
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-05-03
Supreme Court of Errors.
 APRIL TERM, 1860.

The Supreme Court adjourned on Fri day, after having decided the following cases:
 Danyorh V. Adanas.-New trial advised.
 Dauchyv. Salis6ury.-New trial not advised. Gold V. Ires.-New trial not advised.
 Litchfeld Bank V. March.-New trial not advised.
 Mallory v. Htchcock.- IN Nothing erroneous in the judgment of the Superior Court.
 Sharon y. Salis6u,y-New trial not advised. Mansfeld V. Manson -Remanded to Superior Court because the facts are not sufficiently found to enable this Court to advise the Superior Court Soae v. Curtis Dart-New trial not advised.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-05-03

TIE ENQUIRER commenced last week the tbir. ty-sixth volume and year of it's existence. We are happy to announce that it's career has never been so prosperous as now, if we may judge by our large and constantly increasing subscription list, and that our earnest endeavors will be con. stantly to increase its interest and enlarge its sphere of worldly prosperity until its presence shail become necessity to every family in our county.
 oar winsted contemporary also commences its "'sa.h year with this week. A smart active oantl'ng it is, for its age and size. @
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-05-03
Superior Court-April Term.

State V. Jason M. 4tDcod for abet- ting in the theft of pair of steers. One Russell confessed to having stolen the steers, but swore that Atwood advised him to the act, and shared in the profits An attempt was made to impeach Russell, and the jury were not able to agree on a verdict. Papers taken back. Sedgwick and Nun son for the Ssa,e Webster and Gillettfor prisoner
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-05-03

The philanthropic E. Merriam, looking down from his perch on Brooklyn Flights upon a Gotham lying in wickedness, suggests as a partial amelioration of it's summer tOrtures that the Croton reservoir be boarded over, and tho water therein kept cool with ice. A wag too poor himself to buy the luxury he craves.l bees that the proper quantities. of lemons, sugar, and old Otasd may be added; with quiet hint that a little arrack or old Jamaica would not injue the flavor,
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-05-03

PHs LAST TRuMp.-Unl,ss ,ho r,,., .. .u "'D.s .'.: ..' new York Herald is right in its pa- 'ne''e ~a'' mat the ' old Democratic party has hreathed its last, and to-day we en,.r rn.r new era h national poitirs," FD'' |"
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-05-03

Beloued Friends II would address you with the same word of affection, as that which you are pleased, through your speaker to address me. You are indeed to me friends beloved. I have lived among you the best part of my life, and have had little else from you but good will. Many tokens of respect and love have you giv- en me; and this purse which you have now pre- sensed sa to me with so many expressions of con. naencc and esteem, as the token only of wnat IS to me, more than all the riches of the
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-31

NEW YORK, March 80, P M-Flour q
shade frmer, with rather more inquiry for
the Eastern ana local trade, and some spec
ulative demand. The private accounts by the
Arabia are more encouraging. Sales Z 300
bbls at 5 1905 20 for super State, 25(0
35 for super western, 5 35(05 65 common
to medium extra Western; 8o@6 90 for
shipping brand extra r. H. O.; closing firm
and quiet Canadian flour steady with u
moderate demand Rye Flour in fair re-
quest at 3 70G14 40. Corn meal unchanged
Whisky is in fair request and steady !,
sales 500 bbls at 231. Wheat quiet, but in
view of the rather more favorable accounts
by the Arabia, holders exhibit less dispo-
sition to realize sales 5000 bu. inferior win
ter red at / %. Rye dull and quiet. Bar
ley quiet and unchanged sales 500 bush
at 60(8s2. Barley malt nominal 85(0
80. Pork is somewhat irregular; new is
dull and heavy, while old is a shade firmer;
sales $50 bbls ut Z 81 for new mess; II 50
for old mess; II 25 for new prime II so
m13 90 for old prime. Beef steady and
unchanged. Beef hams continue dull sales
100 bbls at II 00GGl3 90 for state L 4 90
(s0I5 Is for western. Cut meats in limited
request; sales l25 packages at &c for shoul-
ders and 9G193 for hams. Bacon quiet and
uominaIly unchanged. In lard more doing
but the market continues heavy; sales 1850
bblS at 105GGI1, including $50 barrels, ket-
tie rendered western, for April delivery, at
lie. Bntter in moderate demand, and mn
changed. Cheese firm at l0G9I21. Coffee
very firm; sales 100 bags Jamaica at l3c !;
kl00 bags Maracaibo at y. Molasses steady ;
sales $50 hhds Porto Rico at 40. Sugar
very firm; sales 500 hhds Porto Rico at I t
as and 400 hhds Cuba at 6s@74. The
auction sales of tea announced for to-day
passed off with good spirit, and at an adj
vance on last figures.
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lConsluHi,ie,tfed.


MIR. EDfroR.: ~ our conlpositors so tan-
gled up my statement upon this subject in
this mornings paper, th.tt must ask you TO
reprint it. ...--..F
! stated in substance that the Board of
Commissioners allowed DR.. 1IALLoCK $IGO
for rent Of library room, and fuel and gas
for it; $3.50 for The. services of his. sQli as
librarian; and only $3.50 for his own servi-
ces in attending to all the Township busi-
ness-as oyerseer OF the poor superintend-
ent of roads and OF schools; fence viewer :;
taking care of the property, and receiving
and seeing to the proper application OF the
moneys, OF the Township.
understand that tlle clique" are telling
about the streets that the Doctor made OATH
in the first place, to u bill by which he
claimed some $5l3, which he modified. and
reswore to claim OF only $400. This I
know y he false, from personal inyestiga-
ton, He swore only to the 500, and this
any one can satisfy himself of by inquiring
at The Auditors Office. II GIvIs.