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COvINcTON NEWS.

REDEMPTION OF EoHooL SoaIP. THE amount
Of money on hand belonging 10 the School
Fund being insufficient to redeem all the OUT
stsndiug scrip, pro rata payment will bs
made on tho 18th Of March next, on all scrip
presented previous to that time. All other
will remain unredsemsd until more funds are
accumulated. \ s,.,.
ATHAcHsx CHARGED wrrx ASSAULT AND BAT
fnr.-A few days since, Mr.. Lewis Richard
son, school teschsr In South Covington, at
tempted 10 correct lad named Hsrris, aged
about thirteen years, who had been guilty Of
Some misoonduct, whsreupon the latter grew
boisterous, and . severe chastissment became
necessary. The boy was conqusrsd, but his
mother was not. Ehc had Richardson arrest
Cd, and ajury-tzial took plsce before Nsq. Har-
rison, day before yesterday, which resulted in
. Disagreement Of the Jury. II viii b. tried
. second time before Esq. Eggleston to-day.
TsurH s4HASan rxAx Ficf1oH In ASYLUM
NHsDuD. In sndssyofing 70 picture case of
human wfetcAednssBa sufaciently vivid 10
staftls there u no oca sion for. tie novelist 10
tax his brain, and paint insginsry scenes; he
needs but 70 write the phin, unvarnishsd
truth, o. developed IN almost every city Of
tsn thousand inhabItantI, and hs nsrrates .
tssssdy whose taaIs ID suiaoisntt u mar, nay,
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Diabollcai AttemIt At Assassina,ion
malignant Effort b shoot an Editor.
I One Of the most dhbellcsi and dstardly
attempts at asssssinstidt that ever occurred Ia
this city, took place evening before last.
What the causes Wsfe which led 10 Il, no one,
% yet, has besp abs 70 determines and the
fAct that II WAS failure "a only to be ssoribsd
TO circumstances over which the would-be
homicide could have no control s.
The editorial room ofthe Voiksblatt ID located
on the ground floor pf the Court house, on
Maln.strest, and ID occupied solely by Stephen
Moliter, separate room being provided for
tho remainder Of the corps Of. editors, In the
rear end Of the same building. 1t ID separated
from the Office and epmposing room by . pAr-
tition about sevsn feet high, and tho wall is
hidden 70 nearly the Same hight by the library
Of Mr.. M.
4 On Thursday evening, about seven o'clock, :
pistol was fred by some one On the sidewalk
In front Of tho room, the ball passing through
the window and directly over the editors
chair, STRIKING the bookcase and glsneing
from this over the partition Into tho eompos-
ing.room. Mr.. Molitar has not occupied the
room for some days, bit light was in II at
the time, end one Of tle sttasAss Of tho Office,
who, 1t appears, was mistaken for tho editor.
An effort was made TO discover the assassin,
but whom tho street wai reached be had dis
appeared, and every eadesyor since has met
with the same fate, I
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Penny Prssslings.

+ III farce bs tragedy escaped, how In
tenssly funny the refusal Of an offer Of mar
risge must beI ~
A sporting man wonders, though much
10 said In the Scriptures Of GsbriePs trump,
that they neglect to stats II 1t ever took .
trick.
The phrase, "bliss Of welded lifs," is
said by marriage hstsr to be the most iron
ical in the Language.
Our exchanges contain many accounts Of
death by matches. We hsve known many
more lives result from them.
= Lsvying olack mail-glving negro q
shilling for carrying . letter to the Postoh1ce.
Talk Of sensitive persons a. ws choose,
nothing 10 so sensitive as the money market.
"Cotton 10 King" hes passed into pro
verb; but when we consider the array and
attire Of fashionable women, We think the
phrase should be "Cotton is Queen"
No wonder fashionable ladies require so
many dresses; for whenever they put on q
now dress they Immediately wear It out.
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SINGULAR HALLucrSArIoN.--A man in this city
believes that hs closely resembles Christ in
face and fern, and also that he carries about
with him tho mystic power Of making every
person happy who but listens to his .plati.
tudes or touches his garments. He likewise
pretends to cure the siok by tho stroke Of his
hand, to change watsr into wine by mumbling
q few incohsrant sentences, and sfterward
changing the vessels. Unlike his prototype,
however, he is very fond Of secular smuse-
ments, and mover fails to witness theatrical
performance or an opera, to which he can
gain admission gratis; and although he ID
said to have no taste whatever, for the purpose
Of gratifying his singular curiosity, in this
respect, he besieges every one with whom hs
comes in contact, and will not be satisfied
unless they accompany him.
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LOLA MoHrEz's LEoruRa THIS EvsNIsa.--
The famous Lola Montsz will lecture this
evening, at the Melodeon, on "John Bull at
Home" and will, doubtless, fill the hall to Its
utmost capacity. Since her arrival here, her
energetic agent, Mr.. II. Burr, has received let
ters inviting her to lecture at Indianapolis,
Fort Wayne, Terre Hauts, Chicago and vaEi.
ous cities, In several Of them before literary
societies.
The Countsss Of Lsnsfoldt is said, by the
best critics, to DO particularly adapted to the
rostrum, and her lectures are represented as
strikingly original In manner, matter and
style and Of highly magnetic properties. We
have no doubt she can deliver course hero
to the great eradication Of the community
and her own pecuniary advantages, especially
% she has never before appeared ss lsctur-
ess before Cincinnati auditory.
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lBr MAGNETIC TnLnoBApH.l

NEW YoBK MAaxr, February l7-P. M.-Tho
demand In Flour for the homo trade 10 more active
barrels, At IS oS@s IS or supsrne State; Ss 2s@S 10
tor extra state; Us 0e@5 10 for supernne western;
6hiothe market closing arm; Included in sales are
2o0 barrels extra Stste to 60 TO Georgia. canadian
GuS may IS hnGs q sa
common % choice suptrnns. Corn Meal e dull, ct
and duh at $i s2@i Is per cwt Whisky lower: sales
81 sr5s jersey s we sas at
Spring; 81 1901 q for milwaukee Unb sales Of aoo
Rye quiet small sses st sc Barley quiet
$50. There is ese doing in Corn; prices, however,
Ct ss III SsSH r aass ssss i ssr Ct ssnssd
eIh. Oats in little better demand q .4N9iss; for
the auction sale, and prices have undergone no
change. Pork Is shade firmer, with rather more
ss0ns s:lss so b...es q s7 9 for OIa ms:.
$iS IS for old prime mess; is Is for Western prime
meas; S7 for city prime NESS; ss 80 for new clear;
The latter It G price icr choice City city no!udsd n the
sales are 800 barrels new mess at buyers option for
~ March q X ss i and saans Ss sss ssTs
n ness sss snd s IL Ss for ss s sssi Ham,
or %astsTn Pms me: BIZ auss q ssO
less active but prices are unchanged: sales of 100
packages, at 10. fora6 Shoulders, and. 9M@g4c. for
Hams. Bacon quiet and unchanged. Lard rules
very nrm: sales Of 40 barrels at ll@lxo The latter
price for CHOICE Butter IN good supply and dull, at
ll@l5c. for Ohio, and l1@0c. for State. Cheese 10
New Orleans at l6@4so. Sugar Arm but not active:
sales Of 80 hhds. new crop Porto Rico ct 7h07Xc.;
Tobacco 10 less aCtiye sales Of l5o hhds. Kentucky
at 4Ac.
rKw YORK Stock MARKET. February l7.-Second
Board : Stocks rather nrmer, but the changes are
Chicago aud Rock Island, s.; Bonds, .. Cleveland
and Toledo, 20. Galena and Chicago, 1sA. Cleye.
Bonds, TO- Erie, Q. Pacific Mail. sOA. New York
Central, TN. Delaware and Hudson, s3x. Tonnes
see Skies, s6x. Missouri Skies, eos.
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lingering love Of the great

oblitsrats every lingering love Of the great
comedy Of lie. e ~
A csss q this kihd bas recently occurred
In this city, In. al obssurs alley, in . tene-
mont scarcely cspable Of shaItsring ssins,
live two elderly females, their two daug
now arrived ct wornaahood, and Numerous
other small children Of both sex. Their
wrstched hovel ID almost destitute Of every
thing which might roasonstly bs termed fur
nitufe, and notwithstanding the damp and
dissgreesble atmosphere, they have lived
without fuel for several days, and . few loaves
Of bread Is all the provision the wretoned ones
have been able 70 procure during the same
period. = = q * - ~ ~
Such misery, II confined to those whose
folliss and frailties have produced II, would be
stripped Of half its horrors; but such. is not
tho case, as generally, and In this case par
ticulsrly, 1t 10 visited with double force upon
innocent children, whose youthful aspirations,
hopes, and desires, are thus early blasted. ~
I Should our city authorities assist such
wrstches ss these, tho subsistence furnished
would be wasted upon Migrants who are fire.
quenters Of such dsns Of infsmy, and tho
really deserving-thc ehildless--would bs left
to suffer as if no relief hsd been granted. For
this reason, the hand Of charity, otherwise 80
liberal, Is withheld In this instance. Their
only substance 10 procured as tho price Of that
shame which originally reduced them to the
position they now occupy. A portion of these
females have heretofore been inmates of our
JailS, but correction of this character, az is
usually the case, entirely failed to work re-
formation.
The question naturally occurs, what can be
done in the matter? Shall tho remaining chill.
dren be permitted TO continue with their
parents until they too shall follow In the foot
steps Of their elder sisters, until their virtue
shall be sold by unnatural mothsrs for priceg
We hope not. Yet the jail, whore Is oongre-
gated al the villainy Of the county, is not q
suitable receptacle for them; the poor.house,
| filed with inmates Of the same character with
thor own mothers, is little better. Besides
the odium attached to both would adhere Il
the unfortunate ones forever, and the stigma
like tho mark of Cain, would be inefacesble
An orphan asylum, one In which all friend
less and neglected children can be gathered
together, educated and directed in industria
pursuits, Is emphatically necessity. II
almost every instance, ton years of mainten.
ance in an asylum Of this kind would saw,
that number Of years of maintenance In tn,
jail OF some future period. The numerous
yagrants who are now habiiues Of the Polio'
Court, will, we think, fully sustain our asser
ton. In nothing could tho money of the be
nevolent be 80 profitably employed as in suol
an enterprise. Once organize such an institu
tion, and its future advantages would foreve
procure for It the assistance of the philan
| throplet.
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THs WRArHER AND THE WERx.-The weather
has been somewhat varied this week, but
rather cold, though pleasant. The city has
beon somewhat dull commercially, a. usual In
tho month Of February; the Wholesale houses
preparing for tho spring trade. The retail
merchants have been doing very fair busi-
moss, however, a. they generally do st sll
seasons.
The hotels have bssn tolsrably filed with
strangers; but there have bsen enough to be
comfortable. M
Amussments have been pretty well attended;
the 0pers-houss doing more than tho theatsrs,
because more attractive in its programme A
number Of balls, including mssqusrades, have
tken place, and on the whole the week was
quite lively. EA
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ARsRsr OF AN ALLEGED Sw1EDLER.-Of officer
Schuyler, Of the Thirteenth Ward police, ar
rested man who calls himself DR.. William
Lawson, last evening, and confined him In
tho Hsmmond-stseet Sta tion-house, upon .
charge Of obtaining money by false pretenses.
It appears that he mot colored woman, on
hef way from Chicago to Cincinnati, o few days
ago, who made some inquiries Of him in re-
gard to obtaininga house In this city, and
agreed to furnish her with one, provided she
gave him sufficient security. By this means
he obtained $50, and, upon his arrival, took
the woman to the Dumas House, whore hs left
hsr; but his having failed to show himself
since, his description was given to the officer,
who, 10 We have said, apprehsndsd him yes :
terdsy, and committed himto await an exami-
nation before Judge Lowe.
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NEWPORT NEWS.

CIRCUIT CouRT YEsrHRDAx.-The day was
chiefly consumed in deciding equity cases
end making orders, and granting deorees.
The Grand Jury found indictments against
Barry Taylor and Austin T. Earle, for carry
ing concealed weapons, and against John
Cooper, VIM. Robinson and Geo. Bayer, for
grand larceny. The bail Of the three latter
was fixed at $500 each. ~ as,r.,y 4.
FrxH RsMrTHD.-- Governor Mseofnn has 70.
mittsd tho fne Of 500 imposed upon John
Hare, on Monday last, for keeping q tippling.
bouse. Mr.. Msgohin Is certainly very ao-
commodating man. ;..,..
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REGULATIONS FOR LsNT.-The first day Of
Lent, or Ash Wednesday, tho present gear
falls upon the 22d Of February, tho anniver-
sary Of Washington's birthday. The fol-
lowing are the regulations for this season Of
fasting. which continues forty days and closes
with Easter Sunday; ta5 M
I. All persons who have completed their
twenty first year, and who are not exempted
from the obligation Of fasting BY sickness, de-
bllity, old sge, hard labor, or for other we'll
known reasons, ere obliged to observe al the
days Of Lent, Sundays excepted, % fasting
days. q ~ 49,. -
2. On those days bat one full meal Is al
lowed, which should be tsksn about noon.
8. A cup Of tss, coffee, or thin chocolate,
with bit Of bread or cracker, may be taken
In the morning; and COLLATION., or food, not
more than the fourth part Of an ordinary meal,
or not sxcssding eight ounces, may 10 eaten
In tho evening. q Al
4. Warm nsh Is not permitted at the COLA
ton. sls sss ,s.5a rs sg ~
s. Absence from flesh. meat Il epioined on
all the Wednesdays and Fridays Of Lent, and
on the two Saturdays of the Embsr, and the
Holy Week. \ 3 f,sa
8. The uso Of Aesh-msat 10 allowed, by dis
pensation, Ut every meal on Sundays, and at
one meal on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thuysdays
and Saturdays, with the exception Of tho two
Saturdays above named. ',sF -a
Z. Those exempt from fasting are allowed
the use Of fssh-meat at every meal on tho
days on which II tis allowed TO Others but once.
8. Fish and flesh are not allowed on any
day OF Lent ut the same meal; oysters are
fish. a ~
.. Eggs, milk, cheese and butter can bs
used without distinction Of days; but abstin-
ence from oil those Is recommended on Good
Friday.
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HIGHWAY RoBBERY.--About eleven O'Clock
last night, man named John Hamilton was
knocked down, on Seventh street, near Wal
nut and robbed Of porte-monnaie containing
between nine and ten dollars, all tho money
he had about him. at the time. The blow
seemed to have been dealt by strong arm
which wieldsd heavy slung- g-shot, and al
though quito severe one, is mot likely to
prove at all dangerous. The man resides on
Smith. street, and was accompanied thither
by some friends whom be met shortly after
the occurrence, and who furnished us with
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DEATH From rHn Brrx OF A CAr.--On Thurs
day night Of last week, o man named Stephen
Hamel, residing on Liberty-s street near Syc-
amore, being deprived Of sleep by the noise Of
some cats which occupied room i'm
msdiately over his head. arose and went up
stairs for the purpose Of driving them out Of
the house. While attempting to do SO ono Of
them jumped upon and bit his face and hands
very severely. The next day he was taken
quite ill, his face and head became swollen,
and, in spite Of the endsavors Of his physician,
he grew worse, and finally unconscious un-
til yesterday, when he died from the effect Of
the wounds the animal inflicted upon him.
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RIVER NEWS.

The Ohio 10 still rising at this point, and all
the way down from Pittsburg. Here the swell for
the twentyour hours ending last evening was about
here to Louisville and nearly sixteen feet below that
City; The upper tributaries are still contributing
freely to the main stream. $50 Al,
lowered and q slight rain fell. At midnight the
Business at the Landing was rather quiet ys.tsr.
day; freights being scarcer than they had been for
Az Or two Those for the upper ports wore
Rates OF the close Of yesterday were:
fous s t5ss .ad Sa.fss Ess 7s c wRRsa RaaS
yTmsishts, lsISB,sc, per loolbs. a.. "a.
whisky and OIL &c. per bril-; bto1es, sSc Ale. &c.
Evansville whisky and OIL, ,eoc. per bril-
Cairo Whisky and OIL, 800. per bril-; Pound
Frsights, zoo. per l09 lbs. Lr
Apples, &o, &c.: Pork, ESQ.,; Bacon In hhds 25c and
other Pound greighte 3035c per O0lps,; Keg Lard,
2oc.; Horses, $40 per head.
to shippers TO have accurate reports daily, of the
water In the channel hence to .Louisyille. The
Chamber Of Commerce gets q daily report from a
Works. The standard IL, from measurement taken sa
three years ago. at bar below the city, and is sub
ject 70 change IN low water BY cutting out and ll-
Change do not show the depth of water except on
Culloms Rifle. #"
STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
.AnRIyALs.-Jacob Strader, Louisville; Magnolia
Maysville Forest Queen Madison; Dunleith, Neville
Boston, Big Sandy; War Eagle and 8. p. hibbard
Pittsburg; Courier and II. D. Mesrs, Wheeling
Drp1RggsHs.-Ja strader, Louisville; Eores
Queen, Madison; Magnolia, Maysville; Dunieith
NSvillei Courier, Wheeling; Boston, Big Sandy
Ellen Gray, Kanewha; War Eagle, Pittaburg; CitI
Of Madison, New Orleans; Clipper, Nashville.
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CouRT or DHArH.--A very beautiful chromo-
lithographic engraving Of this grand ooncep-
tion Of Rembrandt Peale can be seen OF Wis
Wells, on Fourth street. Ono hundred thou.
sand have been issued, at ono dollar, instead
Of . limited number at ton dollars. The tints
are very fine, and.are produced by successive
printings in oil oolors. 1t is ono Of the finest
specimens Of American art.
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LsrrrRs DErAIsnD FOR Want or PosrAex--
February III: ,4s. b ,s ,.s.'. 4. IA.
M M:: Esn EHsr. TSras.sd & Sis Nv yI.s, rH,k kGy
Mr.. T. Wright, Stamford, KY.
John A. Browne, Logan, Ohio. 1s snf NJ u~i
o.. Currie, Marietta, Ohio. ig seaaa,ta
Henry d. Davis, Fulton, Ohio.
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EurPosRD EuIoIDE.-- Yesterday afternoon Q
coat and hat, together with some other arti-
clss Of male wearing apparel, were found upon
the bank Of the river, in Storrs Township, and
the circumstances surrounding them, although
nothing positive is known In regard to tho
matter, seem 70 indicate that they had bean
placed there by some ono who sfterward
threw himself into the water and was drowned.
Tho clothing is In the hands Of Constable
Scbnell, Of 6torrs, and may be sean by any
persons who have missing friends.
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MUSICAL EXAMINATION AT rHH PUBLIC
HoHooLs.- Tho lest Of tho semi. annual exsmi-
nations Of tho classes In music q the Public
Schools will take place on Monday afternoon,
from half-psst one to halfpsst four, at
the Second intermediate and Third District
Schools, on Ellen-strset, between Look and
Baum. The friends Of the pupils areearnestly
requested to attend. .,si
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II. & M. 0YsTHas.-This brand Of Balti-
more oysters is familiar to our citizens 90
household words. They osn be had ~ Robert
0rr's, No. IL West Fifth, together with other
dslicscies Of Eastern importation. If you
want tho best in market, 60 10 No. II West
Fifth. street. tttitaSs 1870 IH E
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LEcruas BsYoRa TIE CATHOLIC IxsrrrurE.
O. A. Msrzorati, Esq, from Aix-la- Chspslle,
win deliver lecture tomorrow evening, be-
fore the members Of the Catholic Institute, at
Metropolitan Hall, corner Of Ninth and Wal
NUT The exercises, it Is ssid, will be more
than ordinarily interesting, and the lecturer
will doubtless attract large audience.
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CAvAaSA's.--0ur citizens, when in want of
superb oysters, can be suited, undoubtedly, at
Cavsgna's, No. 81 West Fifth.s He
never fails in rendering entire satisfaction to
those who favor him with call. Go and pur-
chase . can, and judge Of their excellent
nuaIitiaa
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AUCTION SALES

AUCTION sALE-- By a. BRA
zz.;Sliss z:;ss: !| ::II =
9. sos and e hsn:sssscss' ssssssA sssort1snt
ooTd snoiihs "a oIsslas. tobscso, III Y \.
sssss, sssus1 T spices. bsssips, msclsss hcp;s 4.
ss e ss g co., ;.s
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LIGHT RuADlSa,--S. W. Peass 4 Co., No. 2s
West 6ixth-street, have received the New
York Homs Journal Harper's Weekly, Frank
Leslie and Ledger for this week. ~
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HuMH's ALE.---The readers attention ID
asked to the advertisement Of Mr.. Hume, on
the second page. His "Light Musty Ale"
has already acquired wide reputation.
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srEAMBoAr REGISTER.
COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS.
Monetary ana. Commercial.

Monetary and Commercial.
In Money matters there was no change of
Importance to note. The market continues to i'm.
prove slowly but steadily and rst.class borrowers
have no difficulty in obtain ing funds at lO9l2 per
cent.
Eastern Exchange was firm at H@4oc. buying and
u premium selling.
Flour and Whisky were % Unchanged @ % ysstssdsy; % Gro
ceriee remained steady, and Grains as0 except Rye
The heavy speculative demand for BloOn and Bulk
close, Bacon and Bulk Meats were offered freely for
buyers to hold OF.
Tho Imports and Exports Of various arcles for the
twenty.four hours ending yesterday noon, were:
lMpoaTs 22o barrels; Barley. ssls bushels;
Butter, l72 kegs; Corn, s,sA bushels Cheese, I3i
6Ss Hs Ssss isr SGas ss,r
and Bacon. hhds.. 60 tisrcs:, i,sss barrels and
% Wheat % eusSss Ps.iSs Sssss5 sssrs 900 hna'
ssss & hSss SS.ss Sos Sss s'i Flour S is SsS
s S.Ea and se sssS %Ss
is sa ii bsrre Wheat Isl sss Sfas SusS
Whisky, SSH barrels
Thursday's New York Times says Of WEDNESDAYS
last ~ gA "a Fft
In the Money and Exchange markets, also, the
effect was less decided than the nature Of the radical
turn In the London Discount rates would seem Ia
call for though II 10 yet too soon to know how the
change is likely 70 influence remittapces abroad, OF
Specie taken BY the Asia to-day isx460s2 The Sub.
Treasury received $4,000 for Customs, and $4,000
from other sources, and disburssd 900. The bal
ance this afternoon u $9s5, 49, There was fair en-
p!oyment for Money on call at g. per cent, but no
change In Discount rates. and rather dull day In
thst line outside Of Bank. rHH TeFf 4
Land Warrants were thus quoted in New York on
Wednesday:
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CITY NE w s. .

3 ADAnsH 'ExPRxss coxriHY.- 70 Adsms's
Express Company we continue 10 hs indebted
for Eastern and other papers, always in
advance Of the mail.
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sPALDINGps PREPARHD GLUKi

sPALDINGss PREPARED GLUKi
USEFUL IN nylsY HOUSE.
DSALDIN0'S PREPARlD GLUE,
SOLD BY BTA1I0KNBs.
sPALDINa's PREPARED GLUE.
sold By DRuGGIsTS. W35
sPALDING'B PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD By HARDWARE DHALERG. m
spALDINGs PRAPABHD GLUE,
SOLD BIZ H0UHE-FURNIHRIN0 STORES.
epALDrNGs PREPARED GLUE. g
SOLD By FURNITURR DEALHRs.
sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD BY gANUY-G00Ds DHALERs.
sPALDINa's PREPARED GLUE.
e g SOLD By GR0OERs. 90
= q BPALDING'S PREPABED GLUE.
SOLD BY COUNTRY MERCHANTS GNNERALLY
Manufactured by esi#
HENRY @. sPALDING ds co.,
Ae OedsFpst., New York.
Address Postofnes, Boz No. looo. II
Annexed d an Alphabetical List Of Articles which
n damaged. may bs restored 10 their original
strength and usefulness BY h ..,s
sPALDING,s PRKPARRD GLW.