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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-07

Heigh Hoi We arerhaviag Winter In
earnest. Snow hsli on Monday night Two
or three inches deep and another installiheLt
came on Tuesday night Since then, the
jingle Of merry sleish-bells has rendered our
streets vocal With their music The young
folks arc having high old time. ~
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-07

Christmas Ball-R Perry of the Calf
House. Carey will give a Ball on Christmas
ening Mr.. r knows how to Keep hotel
and viii do the agreeable on the occasion,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.
nEAR IN MIND

CT-Thnt the TRIBUNE has the larr-
est circulation, and is, therefore, thU
best mediuu for advertising, in Seneca
Ceunty.-E1
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-07

The Celebrated Dwarf, Gen. Sammy
Bellman, twenty eight years old. Only 3S
ineheS high weighing So pounds, iS now on
exhibition at the Davis House. lie is a great
curiosity. Go and see him.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-07
C1rhc stntion.

Trains on the Cleveland and Toledo Road
pass CLYDE Station as follows; Going East,
Buffalo E1 6:33 a m, Ny. Ex SAG p. M.
Ding West, Thr'o. 1856 a. m, Chi FIX. 10;
20 y m.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-07

The German Reform Congregation,
We learn, realized handsome sum, as the
proceeds Of their Festival, at Loesser's Hall
on Thursday and Friday evenings last. It
will be expended in furnishing and deeOtat-
ing their new building, now rapidly ap.
preaching completion. ... EH..-.,r
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-07

Geo. G. Benhnm Of Columbus is pre-.
Paring for the press m able article on the
growth Of Ohio, taking, as a basis, the re.
cent census. 1t will appear soon.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-07

jas. Sanford has collected s 44,5l, In
Reed townshiP, for the Kansas Relief Fund.
II every township would do as mueh We
would be satisfied.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-07

Would you cave yourself from sunsrihe
amer eating, or from hcidity q the s,omach
or burning sensation or indigestiong uss
Hrrrick Aliens Cold Medal saicrat,s. Nsv
or use Soda II you can procure uds artielo.
Il viii strengthen weak stomaehs aud relieve
dyspepsn; isa saving Va the quantity oi
flour &c. &c. Try Il. GrOocrs aud Drug
gists most an cell IT,
The Wholesale AGENT in TiAin is H. A. Bus
kirk & lro. Sanduslv, d. Whitney, Hos.
mcr & Wells and N. J Buyer Toledo, May
a Hathaway, and by all New York Whole
sale Grccers and by most Of the GrOocrs In
Cleveland
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-07

''Et Tu Brute''--Ths editor Of the An
vrETIsEL desires TO know if we me in favor
Of a popular expression ip regard to Posi-
master. We answer, not such "popularer.
Pressiony as that by wbiel, he wiggled into
the Office. II you call that submitting the
matter 10 lhe people. we are "fernenst,, H.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-07
Timn & Ft. Wayne Rail
Road.

Ofdes ofths Tiank ~ R.Rco
DeesnibeT, ie5a
TIE Once Of ts coiaPany is pela anently I.eatsd
IN Thu, and the vsriaus roasas s,.upie, ~, H -
2nd story Of rombs Block eornrt ii Msin 49, ps
'use,: MS. RGMFlELD, sseiy.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-07

Fresh Vaccine Virus, a superior arti
ele' can be had at Dubois 4 Co.'S Drug Store
See advertisement.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-07

Annmei Moofinn ofthe Scncca Coun-
" Agricuitnral Society--Tto Socitty met
pursuant V notice At he Court Housc IN Til
30, on Saturday, November 9Th lse0. and
Was called . order BY the President, Who
sielsd the object of The meeting.
The Seeretary read ne minutes Of last most. b.
'sg ehieh, on u''tion, vere approved as
The Treasurer then read snd submitted his
ascount Of De receipts and disburaemsnts for
past year ss follows;
Leander Stem. Treasurer. in sect with the
Sencca County Agricultural Sucicty, Dr..
Nor. &th, lt59. To bal. on hand
per seet rsadscsd snOa,O7
Iau. 2Hh. le60, To amount rcd.
Of ". Rceme. yrs. rent of
Fair Grounds, from Apl. lst'b9
to Apl let 90 Q0.OO
o e. 30 10 reed. isi day Of Fair
for entries, tickets aud badges 9O2.I9
" lth reo'd 81 day do do 10 T9t.Qi
" 9TH reed % do do do do Qos IA
"97th Of Secretary Tor entries 9775
Nov Goth reed Off. Eyler, mem.
bership fee LOO
" 23d reed oil W. Roeme rent
Of Fair Grounds for I yr.. Apr.
lstls60 70 Apr. Let 1861. on,On
" 23d reed County order l35.O0
Total. ...."........ .sQsa5 81
Or.
BY payment Of ordsrs drawn nv
Scct'y FROM Nos. 3s9 70 5s5 IN.
clnsiye excepting 39l, az, 4e6,
400, 4s5, 5Oe, sisand $40 not yet
presented 1927 60
Bal on hand Si3i9.s9
On motion Of Jamea N. Patterson the se.
sasr H.TN
y II. Pittenger moved that the PRECEDENT
appoint a Committec Of three to audit tho
acct. n The Treasurer which motion prevail.
ed snd the President appointed W. W Am.
strong, Peter Naunes, and George s. Christ.
lip such Committee.
On motion said committee was requested
10 hand their report 10 SsC'v and the Scc'v.
was directed 70 publish such report With the
minetcs Of this meeting, which report is as
follows!
To the officers and members Of the Seneca
60. Ag1 Society.
Your committee arpoihtedto audit the acct
of L. Stem, Treas, beg leave % rerort that
tney have examined the account as submit.
ted 10y sHid Treasurer and also the vouchers
therein referred to, aud end the same 10 be
correct.
GEo s. CnanrLiF,
W. w. AANsrRoNa.
The Secretary reported the estimated in.
debIedncss af the Society, for unpaid Premi.
ums aud outstanding accounts 10 be about
S2OO, leaving q balance in the Treasury I'm
appropriated Of about Slll9,S2.
The meeting then ptoceeded to elect Off. .
GERS Tor ensuing year, when the following
named officers were dnly elected, viz:
Presideni, lewis Balzcli. Tihia o.
Vice Pres. Thos. j. Baker, Mclmore, O.
Treasurer, Leander Stem. Tidin, o.
Secretary. j. n PittsBgsr, Tifin, o.
BosRp oF MANAoEns.
Gamaliel covles, Melmors, O.
Erastus Jones, SEN. Republic, q.
j. II. BrinkerhoG, McCutchcnsville, o.
Geo. W. Lutz, Fort Seneca, o.
Willipm Barriek. Tihn. O.
The President atlvised the Society that be
did not wish TO attend As delegate at ne
meeting Of the State Board on the 5th prori
mo, and requested the society to select Del.
egate 10 act in his place.
Whcrtupon on motion Of II. Pittenger.
Leander Stem' was duly appointed such de-.
gate.
On motion the meeting then adjourned with
out day.
Irwla RA1rErrt Pea
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-07

A Wokn "a Gtdofnt -Alwavs keep the
partst Saltratts u bs Nuad ~ ths hisrhat
Your customers should Be able 20 supply
themselyss With = Psrfcctly pare apd uellth
most fsstidious housckcepcr Manuactured
and for sale q Wholesale hy n, y. DuL.nd
a Co, Ftfp0n, Monroe Co, MY. ID.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-07
VaIuable Farm For Sale,

' lnow oifer, at private sale, my
fsrm laying one mile ioaih OF Timu, on the M9ha IL
Road oontain,ns l01 uers' i3s acres Of Viii b is iu
aooa state y ue haance very heavily
SC. Ne.
There Is good HeaEe and Bsrn % ,hspreniSps and
number ofoat building.l and up sacsIlsnt We'll OF
Water AZ the door, a. wen as Cisferu C,,sr A. ~ "
The Famii' gresent occupied asa
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-07
To Cubs.

Az m induccncut 20 gctnug up Clan'' We
oefer tbe TnnupE at the following rates.
Club Of 6, year, in advance, 81 -, each
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-07
Dairy Farm

and 10 suitable fes DairY or nihsf purposss
There is no better rlianca for huvine farm In Sen.
sea euuAy win seliittoseiher or "a lots 10 suit pur
stassTs, At fsirfais and on tasy terms.
JOSEPH MrCLELLAND.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-07

sOuder & Carpenter have large and
superior stock Of Goods for the Winter trade.
See advertisements.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-07
1Htiu agtttIg 1nbapt,


sandasky, Daytaa a Cincinaoii n. ".
Fss-snger Train, .. this rad nOo leav'
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-07

We recommend to our dyspeptic friend
fair trial Of the East India Dyspsptio Cure
for sale by Dubois 4 Co.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-07

The Commissioners are in session this
week .U.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-07

There We te a35 nSrsfOts. cast in Novom
Der than in October.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-07

'HN"f NA'a " VS. NilN gN'N aNN
sV-A reduction Of per cent. from the above rates
WI be made for Cash.
The space occupied by lOunsi Of the type composing
the BODY Of tbs advertisement, will be considered a
squae
Al transient advertisements, together With Adminis
Uuion, Attachmeut, Read AMI Ditch Notices, bs
p'd iorin aivanre.
Advertisements Inverted for an indsdnitS trs will
be charged for until OFlered out
When yearly advertisements are inserted, one o.
mnte changes will be allowed.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-07
Timn RetaiI lInrI,el.

[CoHsefed weekly, by u. A. BU8RiRK h Bro
WhuleIaie sad Retail ioaleu IN Groceries and pro
duee % al kindS, 5ht shuh's Rloek TifuO.1 .
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-07

The Sandusky was frozen over solid, last
week affurding the boys excellent skating
privileges.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-07
TO POETSl

We will send the TRpuSE aud copy Of
Godey's Lady's Book or tho Ailnntie Month
| ly. one year. to the person who vii send out
Carrier IN acceptable New Ysars Address, ol
not more t,an $50 nor l,ss than 100 lines, BY
the 25th Of December. Said address, to be
accepted, must recount in lively verse the 10.
cal incidents Of our town and county. as well
as matters and things in general.
Taxes niue: bs paid by the 2Otb Of De.
cember.
The Commissioners are in session this
week .U.
The SAndusky was frozen over solid, last
week affording the boys excellent skating
privileges.
Dressed Hogs have made their appear
anee in this market. They bring from q, 90
to IS so.
All Virginia, Maryland, Kentucky
and Western money taken at par, on sub.
seriptiOn. at this Office. Bring il along.
The Episcopal Fair has been in prog.
ress, at LOessers Hall, this week, with emi.
nent success.
We recommend to our dyspeptic friend,
a fair trial Of the East India Dyspsptio Cure.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-07
!. Going North.
Going South

this otaNlon ~ loalNHat
Going South. Going North.
Miail......li:50A 50AN Man,. .4.5n r y
N. Y. Ex. ..ll:tOru n. '. TX. san 4 v
Way Fra Mondays, WAY Frt. Tuesdays
Wednesdays and Thursdays and
Fridays. .4;55r " Saturd's. &C.. 7Fu
Thro n. Daily AZ Thr'o Frt Daily rn
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-07

Taxes mus: y. paid by the 2Oh Of De.
cember.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-07

The Episcopal Fair has been in prog.
ress, at LOessers Hall, this week, with emf
nsnt success.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-07
M $40.

| have made arrangements 10
Keep on hand large supply Of the Choicest Musie -
args surply y iVstfeosivei, and huy hssy -musis
will be fufniseed,
tiHyits the ladies 70 call AID examine nv rev stock
j. PELAN.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-07

Dressed IIogs have made their appear
anee in this market. They bring from q, 90
TO 81, so.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-07

For Sale at this OGlice.
One Full scholar.hipin tho Eclectic College Of Msdi.
Inc, Cincinnati, Ohio.
rhs above viii be sold very eheap foI CaIh.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-07

All Virginia, Maryland, Kentucky
and Western money taken at par, on sub.
scription. at this Office. Bring il along.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-21

LIFE IN THE FIJI IsLANps.-This morning n
number of women came from Mbau TO strangle a
poor woman to whom have been giving medi
cine for some time. 1 succeeded Ia preventing
them from strangling her. but they very nearly
succeeded in burying her alive unknown to me-
thought should like to see how she was going
on, fearing they would be doing something with
her; and when got into the kero (town) l under
stood that Versni, the nephew the chief Of this
place, had ordered her to be buried immediate
ly went to him, and found him digging her grave
with his own hands. urged him by all means
TO desist, and succeeded. He ordered the grave
to be q He'd up again, and engaged to leave the
woman. TO me. He rubbed his hands together,
shying Dear me, have dirtied my hands for
nothing;" evidently somewhat disappointed. /
saw the woman before went TO him, and found
that she did not wish to die, and seemed much
pleased OF the idea of living little longer. Ratu
Mara, Mbau chief to whom she belongs, had sent
word for her to be strang'ed ] gave her some med
icino and food. She did not at all willing TO
die. A message came the next morning 10 inform
me that she was dead. expect they assisted her
after all; though they said they did not.--,Ioh,,
Hunt. 4Biasionarsl IN de CanBiILs -aa-a --- 4
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-21
Lesena Of the I.adY aoalva.

A gentlemen who resides in this vicinity, a
native Of England. showed M programme Of
the PROCESSION at the great Fair at Coventry,
EpRlrnd, Monday, jane 26lh. 1913 II is
printed on pieco of broad, superb ribbon, and
is certainly the mostsnperior thing Of the kind
we ever saw. We presume many Of our reads
ers will remember the legend Of the LADY Cos
DIVA, in whose honor the procession was given.
The anniversary has been kept "since time
immemorial" on the dpY, but the largest aud
grsndesl procession ever had ia England was
At Coventry. on the occasion for which the
programme we have alluded to, was printed
The legend Of the "Fair L'ddye" is Interests
ing, aud we give an epi,ume of il:
The story Of Lady Godiya has been woven
into poetry ne we'll aa prose. and is known the
world over. Her Husbaud, Earl Leofric, was
captain. general Of all The forces under King
Canute, aud exercised bis power IN laying
heavy taxes on his suhiects. Those Of CovenI
ry were ground to the earth by his oppression
aud through their suiietings could not move
his iron heart, they filled The soul of The gems
Lle Godiva with the deepest morrow Impeled
by her sympathies she cDnstantly, but in vain
besought her lord to lessen the burdens of the
reopie. But once. being received after long
uuEtnCt WIN thtuuhthrtlC ffIfcllpnt ne III MS
sudden Joy asked her TO make any request, aud
he would grant il. Taking advantage of his
kindness, she petitioned for his subjects. The
stern old earl was fairly caught, but he hoped
70 extrieaie himself by imposing a condition
as brutal as It was cruel Knowing the mod
esty Of his lovely wife, he promised to grant
her u quest, provided she would ride nsked
through the streets Of Coventry. "Auy thing"
she replied. "for my suffering people " lie
was asi0nished; bot, thinking she would fail !
in the hour Of trial, promised to fulf his part
Of the contract. Godlva appointed day; fud
ing she was detpTmiued, ordered the people to |
darken thefronts Of their houses and shut them
selves up while the Lady Godiva was passing. !
They joyfully obeyed, and the blushing, friehls |
ened benefactress, with her long tresses stream
ing over her form, rode unclad through the |
streets. All was silent aud deserted; but one |
man, tailor. could not restrain his curiosity, |
aud peeped forth from an upper window to |
get sight Of her In a moment, GOdiva's chars
ger stopped aud neighed. The fair rider, be.
ing startled, turned her face and saw the uu-
fortunate tbilor. Instantly the poor fellows |
eyes dropped out Of his head, in punishment
OF his mesnnes'.
SO runs the tradition, aud SO IL has ruu from |
time immemorial. In the time of Richard ! :, |
a painting was placed 10 Trinity church, rep
resenting the earl and his wife--the former |
holding 10 his hand u charter, on which is
inscribed,
~, Lsofric, for the love Of thee,
Doe make Coventrie tOl-free."
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-21
y Our MississippI valIsy Is de.tined % bsoOm

&4-0ur Mississippi valley Is destined to become
the garden of the world, but dead weight on
Its population is the miasm which sngsnders bill
liOus diseases all over It. Could an absolute anti
dOts be found to the malaria which exhale from
its marshes 1t is impossible to over estimate the
consequences to our prosperity. We congratulate
our fellow citizens and fellow sufferers around u.s.
on the announcement, important II true, that DR..
]. G. Aver the celebrated medico Chemist of the
East, has discovered just such an antdote-his
"Agus Cure" which is supplied at price that can
exclude no ono from its benefits, and that is said
to euro Fever and Ague and kindred diseases, To a
moral esrtAnty.-Famiiy Nsitsr, Aemphi,.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-21
Kew York Market.

New YoRE, April 10.
! FLOUR--Sales 8 $40 brls at .a5a5,9O for
superfne state; 5.aO@5,95 for extra do; s. 30
for supeifoe western. S ,4O@5,75 FOR common to
medium extra do; 5,qO@Gle for shipping
brands Of eStfa round hoop Ohio, closing dull,
and common grades very heavy.
wHlsKY-Rules FIRM, with pretty good de-
mand: sales Of 200 brls at 9ly6c.
WHEAT-Spring nominal at I, I,9O@I % for
Chicago and l,2j@i,27 for Milwaukee Clui !;
shippers are not 10 market; sales 3, 800 bush
good white Canada at so; 90 do white Miehi.
gan at l,7O; 5000 do prime red southern at
40.
RYE-s6@s7c.
BARLEY-canaja East sold. delivered in
Boston, at Sc.
4 OORN-Soles of ! 900 bush at 7iJ6@75c
aiioat and delivered, for mixed western; 76a
7Se for White Jersey aud Southern, aud 7Gc
for yellow Jersey.
oATs-plonty 'api dull, at 43@4Ie. for
Western CANADIAN aud State.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-21
NEws rrEMs.

: Two women named S,rawbtidge aud Keatin,
quarreled in Philadelphia last week and Mrs. X
fell down stairs and broke her neck
Hauson's Piano Mandatory, Central street
n H.. was destroyed by FIRE on Wednesday,
Loss S20,O0O.
A revenue cutter has arrived at Charleston
from brunswick, Ca She reports that on the
4th inst, OH the coast Of Georgia, she heard
sharp firing for over ao hour.
The suspenon of Allen, Neil 4 On bankers.
of Boslon is announced. The liabilities are
small aud their assets will probably cover tho
amount
Mrs. Thompson, IN Brooklyn Court. yester
day, obtained verdict Of SS,U01 for ininriaa
sustained by a collision on the Hudson River
Railroad in January last
Hon. Tom Marshall, Of Kentucky sttemp,ed
I, lecture at Rochester, N Y, on Saturday
night, but was SO drunk that some of the few
who composed the audience left in disgust
The engine house Of the Il. h @. r. r.. AZ
Tefre Hante, Ind, was unroofed by wind
storm on Monday evening. Que man was killed
aud four engines badly damaged,
The office Of the Oity Collector at Chicago
was broken open on Monday uight and 81 900
currency, aud Sl7 900 in checks and treasury
warrants stolen. No clue was had TO the thief
Mr.. a. b. Stockwell and Miss Kate L. Rooney
arrived 10 Springfield. Mass at l:55, few
days ago, went TO a hotel, got spliced, ate din
ner' aud went AWAY on the 1919 train. Quick
time!
The brewers Of Indianapolis held a meeting
on Saturday, aud resolved IN cons, quence of
the high price Of nalt to advance the price of
beer 70 ceuts a keg after Monday last.
Late sdvices state that the Freuch expedition
to China had reached Capetown, embracing
numerous vessels Of war, aud about 4 900
tronps. Some English vessels belonging TO the
same expedition had also arrived.
The National Union party Of New York met
In Convention at Troy. Fifty>two countips
were represented, Washington Hunt and Hon.
Brastus Brooks were chosen delegates at large
to the National Convention at Baltimore.
Messrs. Levi & Co, large retail dry goods
firm OF Philadelphia, who suspended payment
in 1857, owing over a million of dollars. yess
terday paid the last instsllment of their entire
Indebtedness, amounting to $4,000.
Valparaiso advces Of 18th March state that
peace had been declared between Peru aud Ec-
uador, and Gen. Castilla, with the squadron
and troops, had returned TO Callao. Beverly |
S. Clarkns, Minister 10 Guatemala, died on
the l7lh Of March.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-21

A mAtronly cat in New Orleans, says the Cres.
kittens and puppy, and the whole family are
now doing bette than might be expected. The
puppy is as complete young dog as any Boosting
legitimate maternity ever was, except in the mat
tsrs Of feet and ears, which are exactly those Of
;ho feline species. In other respects e Is all dog
and one Of the prettisst We ever saw, with SYM
metTical form and close haired glossy tan eolored
hide. II looks like rat terrier. The curious
little hybrid sucks away among its brother and
sister Kittens as II il was just as good ~ any Of
them, and Is evidently the object Of the special
care and affection Of his mother.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-21

ONaSSlrI, April 20.
FLoUR-sales Of 800 brls at 5.5O@5.5 .55 for
suPer6ue. and 5.6O@5.9O for ezra. The rec eipls
continue light.
WHISKY-Sales Of GOO bbls at l73Ia
lIJSc. the latter rate for wagon.
GR0oERIES-Ths market continues with
outany important change. Sugar sells at n Z
TO sISc. % hhds sold At s3zc. and % do at
SIC. MolAsses unchanged and dull at Is to
46c. The demand is quite moderate. Coffee
firm, aud scarce. Prime sells readily al I4JSc.
WHEAT-ThsTs is good demand Tor prime
White at ,5s@i.3s, and for prime ted al so
al 80; spring is dull. and good deal Offering .
ssles Of 800 bush prime red at 81; 4s0 do at
l ,32; 400 do white at Sc.
coRN--Firm at 4ia45c for ear Ia hulk, and
46c. for shslled; sales 400 bush ear. from land
ing. at 4Jo.
oATs-SAles Of 500 bush 10 bulk al 45e.
RYE-s5c Tor prime. -.
BARLkY--salfs Of !. 900 bush SpTlrs Al
7sei do prime fall a. e0e.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-21

@za- During the connagration of Canton caused
by the bOmbardment of the British, the extensive
medical warehouse Of our country man, DR.. J. O.
Aver of Lowell, (the depot Of his Cherry Pectornl
and oathartic Pills. for chi'a) was totally de-
stroyeJ. He now makes demand upon our gov
ernmont for indemnity from the loss of his prop
srty and hence will grow another nut to cra,k
with our elder brother Johnny. Stick to ii Doc
teri and IL our Government maintains our rights
wherever your Pills are sold. we shall only be
unprotected In tracts that are very barren.-Re'
former, Trenton, N. J.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-21

An EXTRA PAssENoER.-An amusing scene
took place on the steamer Baltimore, just as she
was leaving for Cleveland. A rough looking ge-
nus came aboard with powerful bull dog at his
heels. Walking directly into the office, the indi-
viduAl said TO the clerk;
"Stranger, want 10 leave my dog in this here
Office tilt the boat staitsj I'm afraid somebody will
steal him."
"You can I do IT," said the clerk cake him
out"
"Wsll, stranger, that's cfueli but you're both
dispositioned alike, and he's kinder company fol
you"
"Take him out" roared the clerk.
"Well, stranger, l don't think you're honest,
and you want watching. Here, Bull, sit down
here and watch that fellow sharp" and the indi-
viduAl turned on his heels, saying-"Put him oat
stranger, If he's troublesome"
The dog lay there when the boat started, the
clerk giving him the better part Of his Office.