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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-08-24
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-08-24
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Baltimore, 81. Nusut 1860.
Wao aui ren amitanb bingeweien, bB an un6 mad 6cm
cCntO ,pc9iilt, SOl9s, wel4e 6Sen nod prof1iren woQen. wer-
BEN ~wpelt6un, wetn ie aui Die Office tonnilet unb ibe ~Orebnum-
gen 3aBlen. Die ritltSnoi9eu Steuern bon 1859 fms in ben Sdn-
een Der b%etreftnten Seauter, INN 0eribtItdb Ober uneerweiti9 etn-
~9ereben su Wertcl, 2B nj. 6. 8attant,
MtDpS Stabt.@ Collector.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-08-24
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Palu9ier gtal1elle Spbn NO8er BON g. Caro-
tina bra6 beioe Seine.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-08-24
Qlbreiie Des Wrin,en ppn aSaIts BON ouebec

Montreal, %. gng. Der Prir5 uer>
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Gonlite wuroe bier nit Gbrelbe5eu9un9en
i6erbduft.
2apY 6rantliu 1T ebenfaNS bier an9etUmmen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-08-24
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Or. Spbn Y, Eran,
Np. 1927 Norp s., Str., unterbaIb W1ferfr,
Iua2O, 9mI PPHabelpbiG.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-08-24
SSdh MptterNnut.

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burg" Capt. s. u. ~g8te0mani wiro befimurt AMI Otenita9 ben
%. 5. Nts. u65 Ob9em 0afen erpe6trt rn6 bietet Ha1Iaaieren in
Der bequem einseribteten eriten u6 5peiten @aiite cine quite @ele.
genbeit CUR ~lebetabrt.
lSe9en Sradt lno paia9e icenoe man i1 an ben CAPTAIN an
8OrO, Corners gSbarf, 6eaS goint, GSer an
GebrIber 86ninAer, &
I022-2S So. % 9Th. GbarIeSitr. Hp Stoir8.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-08-24
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ob gut ~oefrOtnetes 8aus unb SdrcirertOIs baltcn InS SoIieIbc
II ben biIt9iten Wsarftpreten Anter ben annebmbarIen geSu1mins
gen perFauien.
Csb2iD Samuel Burnett.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-08-24

Sleuer &au0eretn.

9eute, 8reita9 atenb, ftn6,t in Der gup5pnia Sale, SO 2SC
9anallr., cine 8srIammlmn8 itatt, CUR 9rltnOuns zines nelsl
8duperetu3, lppSl eulnbet
j q. Ott, prob. Sefr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-08-24
Samuel Burnett.
RdnhnI,.


8,SOO,OOO wnR Sams nnc SdreincrbpTA.
100, 900 GcbinbeI unb 2attcn ,um Wsrfouf
@tr lertsn bic Iutmertiamteit pluttli6er Run6ei ouf uTiere
9rSBe Rtecerl99e BON Ban. un6 MusboIa bon allen @rten, Nuans
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Nc. ITO St9btttr. Mbarf, coer gde bon Gutap nno @errtanItr.
Su22s Burns & Sloan.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-08-24
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Steiubride warce eb~enfall8 we99erinen uao
aud} lpn1t maro piet Sdaben augeridtet, MAJ
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3weite 9epei6e.
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llm9egeno ein9elaufen:
0er Stltrm pebnte i9 big Greltpn unr
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Ientabuen be8 leeteren Staate8 5uilden bteler
beioen Yuntten puroen lebr 6el6aOi9t. Dai
@elcile Der 8abn itber SerIep GitY wurbe bud=
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Bpit pl.rOe bielen Nadmitta9 uuf Der Sam.
beuz uno Ambpps@ Isl enbabn aufgebalten, iuoen1
Die llerberldmemnlun9 ben Damn 3wifber
ben Nielel unp benz &anol Bel GarbpiQe meg,
9~eri1ien bate.
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8AAMbeins mnS framsSfffAe 0Neine.

&#E&k Infer Eager bierpon ut 10 wobl aIprtrt, bS mir gRie.
beroertiufern ratben, bel uu8 spr3uIpreten uno lids bic
@aare gu beiebea. Sir 6amilHn9e6raud f6nnen mir nit 5edt
nner1t letSit .a~o9eSc9enen VSr1ter' Eramtaer, @p9bemer wnS an
oere feline Nbeinpelne empfeblen.
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Mp, 379 VSeIt- NoIfimnreHroer
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-21
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS,


NOTICE TO ALL WHOM n, MAY CON.
~ ,tkR N.-Notice is hereby given, that there arc
pending before the City Council Of the city of CD-
clmnnati, The following Ordinances to- wit;
10 establish the grade of West -alley from Park
alley to Ramsay's north lire
10 establish the grade Of Canal or Grandin.street
from Central avenue to Plum street
10 grade ard pave. With bOwder-stone Grandin-
alley, fr' Ia Eim-street to Plum street,
10 grade ana pave, with bowlder-ston-, Grandin.
street, tr9m Plnm-street to Central l-avenue
10 grace and pave, with bpwldcT. stone. Thorn
aI11ey rom hace-street to Elm.street
10 grade ana pave with limestone, ,Charlotte-
street, from CeDtrll-aYenue to the Miami Canal.
10 regrade, repair and rave, with brick, the side
MNalhs on Nlnth-street, from Central. avenue to
70 grade and pave, with brick the unpayed sido.
walks on Elm-street, from Court-street to South
10 grade and pave, with brick the sidewalks on
to Rose street ~
To grade, repair and pave The sidewalks on the
Ctnal-street.
To grade, repair and pave, with brick, the side-
street ~ ~
To regrade and pave with brick, the sidewalk, on
lhe east SIDE 0f Baymiller-streeti from Hopkins
In pursuance of the law said Ordinances were
twice read, laid on the table. and the Clerk in
siructed to give four weeks notice of the pendency
of the same. -
The law requires all claims for damages that nav
accrue nom said improvement TO he filed in writing
Win the Dity Clerk, setting forth the amount Of
pratlon OF the Il required for the publication of
final action. E ava
pOi6 DIV SAM. L CoRwINE, City Clerk.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-21
EBy Telegraph
Nazu VnwI, AL

NEW YORK, November 2O-P. M.-Ashes
nominal, at 70 % for Pots aud Pearls
sales Of 800 bales chiefly for home spinSns quo'o
1, lo9f opened rather steady with a modeTate lob.
to Operates the market is ReSYgs mo dttipS9'0a
Iather easier sales OF 5000 brs at 81 S65 for
ers Westen 5 q or scmSoS Sass - tS sGs for s
IRA MeateInJ e 2aa5 40 for shipping brands extra
Ing sales Of 45o brls at s77 40 for Common to
1Sited ehoiiee extra Bye Flour continues heavy With
upsrine Corn meal heavy and declining; sales Of
WhisiIp pbbsaSySIHe besSyy sng ats az sS g.
l9ei '''''' u 'OO Dii'' az lo'S9
Wheat opened quiet and steady with scarcely apv
tendency downward Market for sterlins Exc
change continues very heavy; sales Of 20 900 Bushels
posed about 81 Ia bushels White Kept5e2v SaT Sd2
AZ aDV9t 81 4O l,l0O bushels Chicago white South.
Ai AAiiehg45 az 81 30@ 20. Rye dull and heavy at IS
@ose, Barley continues heavy, with limited sales
tle more doing for export; sales Is. go Bushels at
IN stoIe and ailoat, for mixed WESTERN 66c
yellog. Oats dull and heavy at 36e537sc for West
baIrcls az sl6 6O@l6 75. Mess $40 758iI at close
, tnerS was little more tone to the market for fG-
Rald lQg the privilege of delivering l. 900 barrels
Mess i9tsl7 5o9 Aprilnext There also little more
9g ~ barrels taken for present delivery al 500 and
Ky barrels for March delivery at S5i all favorite
Beef dull and heayy sales $50 barrels at ssaIO for
hel Mess slO 300 extra do prime and country
9 ness hOinlnal Prime Mess Beef and Beef Hams are
auii and nominally UNCHANGED. Cut de ats heavy
lower with small sales at 7Ase for Shoulders 10
yilS; mans smoked Meats dull with trhing sales at
li59@lIfe. Tor Sides, Dressed Hogs very dull at
~ ior bacon slies 200 boxes city Cumberland cut
hlaqies l9r December and January delivery az exc
l2Gl25Sc. 7' ' iAV N"iiSi' a.
Butter DUH, at lO9l5c for Ohio, aud r5a2lc for
etsts t1sts Oheese steady et9@llc. -
.Cofieo very quiet, hear of only small zaIas IN
thepofl We quote Bio ordinary 10 prime l2'Ssdl5c;
taiacaiDol ls'aWloi LaRuayra, HJ6l5c.: Java, lB3
lsc and ~: Domingo, l2yae. The latter cash Sa-
ssI heaFy, o9agoc for fair refined sale to-day 200
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-21
INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI
SHORT LINE RAILROAD,
Shortest Route by 80 Miles,


No CHANGE OF OARS TO INDIANAP.
~ OLhSI at which place it unites-Ya1EsFrssssgF5
Mlth railroads for ard from all pointstg
In the West and North ugsr. '-N4---S2tS
THREE PASSENGER TRAINS
Leave Leave Cincinnati daily from the foot Of Miu ana
5i4O a. W.-OHICAGo MAIL.-Arrive, :. T.,
dianapols at l0A7 A. NJ Chicago at s p M ~
I5HO A. M.-Terre Haute and Lafayette Ao,oua
n,odaf9 f9ii-arr j. stet indianapolis at 4:5O n Nj
Y PsM.-CHlCAGO EXPRESS-Arrjves AZ Indl
annapolis il0A5P. M; Chicago at 1880 A. nj A""'
sleepin Ca Iiare attached TO ali niRbt-traIns q.
change of cars. SO "'NA'"u'
- BE sure you In the right tichet-ofaca befor.
you purchase your ticket, and ask for tiobetz Via
Lawrencekurg and Indianapolis ~
Fare the same, and time shorter than by snv otha,
route. W ''''ii " any v'nS
Baggage checked through ,
THROUGH TlCKE good until uBettoan ne oh,
talneu az the ticket offices, at Spencer Hoase pornay
North-west corner Of Broad way apd Tront. NJ
6urnei House corner; at the Walnut-street Honss.
80 East Third street. and at Depot Ofiice font ~
tdI on Ir3nt7street, where all necessary infOrms
0mnibuses run to ana from eacD train, and VIZ
eau or passengera st ell hotels, and ali parts Of the
city, by leaving address at their office N
Hp<l Ii. q. LORD, President
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-21
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
Financial Affairs.

FINANCIAL affairs underwent a marked
change yesterday, and for the worse, too; the
unsettled feeling and the demand for Money
increasing. The market became quite close
and all the Bankers reported demand IN
excess OF the supply. A good deal of un-
doubted Paper was rejected at the Banks
and forced into the street. Ipterest-rateS
were quoted at l0@l2 per cent. in the reg
uiar quarters, but there was no trouble In
using capital on excellent securities at l50
ls per cent. There was little disposition to
discount for any one who could be put off.
and the aggregate negotiations of the day
were limited.
Rumors prevailed of several failures.
Other suspensions will doubtless occur; but
the large and strong houses will have no
trouble, as they are in excellent condition.
Eastern Exchange was steady and in good
demand, and New Orleans lower, owing to
the announcement that New York Checks
had advanced there to Is prem.
Gold was in better demand at preyious
rates, and Time-bils were without chance.
Uncurrent Money was quite unsettled, and
the rates Of some Of the Bankers were aug
mentedi as win be seen from our quotations
Indiana Stock y; Pennsylvania Gnteriorl
Ai Virginia Except Wheeling City and
pranchesh z Missouri, 3; Iowa and Wis
eonsin, q Illinois, 10 Maryland Gnterior). Y;
tennessee l9Zi Michigan and Canada, q
dGlscount Alabama, Georgia and the Caro-
mas Except Interior Alabama which is lOl
8 discount. ~
The six Banks thrown out at Chicago, and
also the upper Bank of Canada, when pur-
chased at all, go at 20 discount.
me present rates Of Exchange and Coin
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-21
Daily Produce Marker.

TUESDAY EVENING, November 20.
HoGS-About 1000 head were received during tbs
last twenty four hours. The market remainss nn 1ne
settled Holders ask Sc 10 to S. 80 but these r5ts
seem 10 be above the views Of buyers ho nav
thlng over s6@6 10 reluctantly There was a liItls
more disposlllon to buy in the morning, but after
position disappeared, and the market closed faf and
Hhealyo Jhe sales were 400, averaging 23O pounds
30 pounds So 2S iSa aTeTSe5G m % 9 g5
% 20 70 ~; Ihs receipts during the wees were about
iIostVV az ngau against $4,000 the corresponding week
PROVISIONS Mess Pork is nominal. 1t can bo
age, and lO4e in cooperage lot was otepo6
l4c delivered at ferre Haute. IiOsO pieces Green
Hums, indicating an advance for the Latter. The
Mealher pefhg so very favorable, there was an i'm
pig piT0Fegp GSmand in the morning, but the market
WHISkY-A dull and unsettled market: I,225 brIs
500 at 51se and 400 do at &c., closing dull at the
oFLoUR dull and unsettled. superane sold at
GR0CERlEs The market is dull land and the demand
95te lilnlted We quote Sugar at 7@Sc.; Molasses
GRA1N-;The market for Wheat continues dulI
az iurther decline in red was established closing
prime at SLOT sales Of 900 bush. prime red SIos9 s
~ $40 90. at 9lc Corn is dull but without any
Cange IN prices sales of 800 bush at lower dennts
at 55c Oats are dull and the demand limited Al 9Sc
IN IN bulk Rye s dull and lc lover closing at $50
continues dull the brewers are paying s0eas5c for
prime isl the latter rate for strictly prime; malt
Qualities are unsalable the only sale reported was
l6u Dnhh prime fall at soc.
HAI-Ths demand is fair and the market steadv
az Sio bO@l6 per tun for prime Timothy in bales,
,CHEEsE-The demand continues fair at okc for
shlpping lots OF Western Reserve; lOc for Hamburg.
and blc tor English Dairy sales of 22O boxes West
BIITER- Prime roll continues in fair demand nj
lt@ql6c. for Central Ohio and Western Reserve:
TSSmmOn ls dull at 9Mllc.: sales of 80 hrkins oh
mssteTn bi Reserve at age; 20 tubs do at l5j<c.
o,AIfLES--Ihere is moderate local demand AT
POTATOkS-The demand for exnart is anita
limited, and the market dull and heavy AT 31535s
per Dushel for prime NeshannOcks, on arrival
o ORANBERhIES--rhe market is dull al ss 5Oa
20 Fer barrel, the latter rate for prime berries IN
large barrels, in the small way 'H
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-21

TALLOW-We quote rendered at 91$@
:9A4c;; and but limited demand, prices tend
ing downward.
WHISKY-A dull market and prices lc.
lower, closing dull and unsettled. The cur
rent rate each day was as follows: for raw,
Ihursday and Friday, l6%c; Saturday and
Monday, l6c. and yesterday l5Kc., with some
sales at l5c t.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-21
1BRQ6GH WITHOUT 0HANGB OF oARs.
RROAD GAUGE

1BRaSGH WITHOUT OHANGs OF OARs,
TIVE RAILY TRAINS FOR WIN,
4;26 A, n and 5i35 p NJ s:sss.i. = ~
2 p. nj aud 5;:S5 z. M. ' - -''
Mttcheli Accommodation leaves at 2 P M
une traiE for Evansville at ds2a A n
70 me trains connect At st. Louis for ali points IN
Kansas md Nebraska, Hannibal. Dnincy and K a.. -
Eatchez and New OrleanB, - ~
One through train on Sunday at 5:3A p M. ,s.
Returning, fast line leaves East ST I,otis SunaaVr
SnSGePPtSed at A. NJ arriving ct Cincinnati ai
Express train leaves 81. Louis daily tz.2O p. Is
arriving at Cincinnati at S::3O A. M -
Fer through tickets to all points West ana Roufh
please apply at the ofices Walnut street House, ba
tween Sixth SeYenth-streeta; No. Burnet Horse
oorneE ONCE North west corner Front and Broad
way; Spencer House Ofhce No, 5 East Third street
M at the Depot, corner Front and Mills
mnibHnes call for passe- GERS
GEO. B. MCCLELLAN,
aplt General Superintendent
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-21
tby 1ciegrapn.I
Now York nIoner md stncL nInrl,nt.

NEW York, November 20.-The Bank
Committee has already purchased 100000 worth of
Sterling Bills The Committee will continue in
sesston daily until the entire s250O,O0O Is taken
Regular drawers sold to. day at l0iGl06 The Banks
discounted largely to-day, but outside paper has
been nearly unsaleable. A rumor that the Metro.
Politan Bank is about to stop the redemption Of
state and Eastern currency, is without foundation.
discount on Unctrrent Money Is about ne follows:
Illinois and Wisconsin lldl5; Iowa and North Oar-
oltna 81 Virginia 3; South Carolina S; interior Ala.
bama 10; Mobile 3; New Orleans 2; Ohio, indiana
apd Kentucky lH@lk; Maryland aud Pennsylva-
mia A@l Baltimore y. a- a.r
Stocks lower: Chicago and Rock Island bIJS;
Cleveland and Toledo 2f Chicago, Burlington and
lumbns aud Cincinnati 80; Illinois Central scrip
532ii Delaware, Lacrosse aud Northern 75 Michigan
Southern l3A; do. Guaranteed 27A, Michigan Cen-
tral 46h; Reading l3A Harlem l44s; do. Preferred
Sl9; Hudson 434; Erie 27Si New York Central 72A;
Cumberland s. -
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-21
TBy telegraph
New York Cattle Marker.

New York, November 2O.-Receipts of
beef very heayy; market dull at 5k@s4e The
plesPeets for Tomorrow are unfaYorable Sheen
snd Lambs 50c; lower, and dull at the reduetion'
e"lhe l0Nsr and dull dressed 6A97Ne,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-21
prices declined to 30@33c. No chance in
other kinds. We quote: 0.,-I -

OHELSE-Ihe market has not changed
essentially, during the week; the demand
has been fair, and prices steady all the week
The sales comprise $500 boxes at 914@9J$c.
for Western Reserve; lOc. for Hamburg and
lie. for English Dairy. The stock still in
creases.
CANDLES AND SOAP-Tbe deroond for
Candles is fair and the market steady. Soen
unchanged. We quote: 'F
TaIloW Candles do,tI,ta n,a-aaa
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-21
RAILROADS..
LITTLE MIAMI
COLUMBUS AND xENIA
fH r#nr AND
CINCINNATI, HAMILTON &DAYTOR
Railroads.

I'm AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNE n
SoO NJ ram kXPR PI Fs1Frog ssgsrt e. iSnSTs GINS
oinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Depot-Tof H17,{I.
Ton, kiohmOnd Indiasapolis, .Logansport, Dayton
ra:3O A, NJ. EXFREss-From Little miaro,
BBepot, sna irom Clnen9atis Hemilton and Dayton
golnmbus,, Crestline and Pittsburg; via Ooiumb1S
@SIeupenvllle @ and PittsbuTg; via Columbus, BelaiI
burg; sls9 fer sprlpeheld and Delaware -
r,si39 A. ~, ENPH ESS = From Cincinnati.
ten for Springfield Tijuana aud sandnsty; and Veith
Dayton and Michigan Road for Troy, Pi1ua. sidney,
Lima, Fort Wayne and Chicago, Also fSr 'Tole3c
Detroit and all points in Canada Connects al Wo1s
hlton for Oxford, &c DD'
son Depot-Accommodation for Hamilton and wa,
10 A. M. ExPR Rss-Fro,n Little m,on,n,
pOt-COnnocte via Colunbus and Beiair and Ran
wood; via Columbus, Beair and Pittsbura: Via
Solumbus Crestline and Pittsburg, and via Ooium
g29.3lS, g2.3S ?. M; ExPEEs s--FEpm oinotnna.i
field, Urbans BeIeontens and KeStoD siso sRTn q,
Bpayton fer Oolumbusi connects via Hamilton for
RichImond. Indiaqapolis, and all points West
Dayton Dogt-F0r Hamilton and all Way ststions SSS
connects ut Hamilton for Oxford &c
II. M,.from Little Miami Depot-Accommo
os Ss9n on i2r stopping at ali Way Stations
y. M.-From Little Miami Depot-h oe,ror,,
0aIS p IN % %AEfnis ExPR PiRsoRgs9g q Way Stations
Lima, Fort Wayne and Chicago; also Tor Toledo
geIOit ana ell points In Canada: cOnueets vis
Hamilton for Richmond, Boganspork, &c -
IL II. Ne EHPRESS-Erom Little Miami De
Pot-Copntcts via Columbus, Steubeuviiie aud Pitfa
burg; via Columbus Orestline and Pittsbnrg Vic
Columbus and Cleveland; via Columbus BeisiT and
Benwo0d; and via Columbus, Belair and Piftsburq
SLEEPIHG--OARS ON THIS TRAIN.
bor all information and Through Tickets pleast
apply at the Ofhces southeast corner Of Front Rnc
broadway west side of Yine-strcet, between th,
Postotce ard the Burnet House; No 8 East Third.
street Depot - '
Trains run by Columbus time, which Jssevep min.
utes faster than Cincinnati tine -
p. W. SrRABER, General Ticket Agent
Omnibuses cell for passengers by leaving direotiozs
at the Ticket Ofiices s,,31
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mir. KARSHNER,S PAqRNT TeTRT

hR. kARSHNER,S PATENT EIRC-
~ ~ TRO.THERAPEUTIO BATHS - GURES
PERfORMED BY THEM; Mr.. NJ. Champlain, But
ter Merchant 243 Central avenue Mercnrial Affeo.
ton and Paralysis Of the right leg. w. A. Stacey,
Plumber, 253 Central avenue, Strieture partial
Paralysis and extreme Nervousness. Jas IL White,
Attorney at-law, 26O Walnut street, Rheumatism of
ten years standing. NJ; Snyder. Attorney -at-iaw,
Patrick, Merchant Tailor, ZIG Yine-street, Asth,
matte and Catarrhal Affection. Mr. Hsuston Tin.
per at Dawss9's Tn.shop George Asthma,
Dyspersla and nervous prOstration. VIM. .Dick,
carpenter AZ Barr-street, Palpitaton of the Heart
and How Of blood to the brain. MIR. Adams Guyan.
dot, Va, Paralysis of the entire right side. Mrs
DR., Wombaugh, 220 Barr. street, 1ncipient Con.
sumption. Miss Kate Doherty, GeorRe-street Gel.
lular Dropsy and nervous debility. Mrs. Highwar.
Qen, Iifhn, Ohio, Falling ofthe Womb and Hysteria
Ihese Baths are in successful operation at Ala
est Fifth street, between Mound aud Park under
the charge of DR.. N. Smith BoyntOn. The Doctor
leters all those wishing TO try these Baths to the
ab9ye5named persons, and to many more if desired,
All Chronic and Nervous Ailments treated with
equal success. Scrofula, Narcotic, and all mineral
poisons abstracted from the system Patients will
not tlke cold after taking these baths in the codest
Weather. .S Call and get. pamphlet, giving the
No other baths like them in the city. Consultation
Infee. 0thce RouTs from A. NJ. to 81 P NJ MRS
BOlETON viii attend to the ladies. For further
call or address, inclosing STAMP,
o DE. N. SMITH B0YNTON,
oczo-u -. Cincinnati, Ohio,
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Flat Caps.

k0A REAlIS FLAT CAP, WHITE ANIl
SOO Blue, Woye and Laid, II, II, i6 and is lbs
OF the best quality, for sale low
NIXON, 6HATFIELD WOODS,
nol3 ~ and 20 Walnut at
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The New York telegram to the Chamber
oi commerce yesterday was again unfayor-
able. TO operations in Produce, and our city
market was, as for many days previous. de.
eldedly dull. Flour remained dull and uu-
settled, Sg superfne selling moderately at 81 SO.
tMhsky was likewise, with sales of l,225
barrels, closing dull at I5o. Groceries were
nnaltered, and in limited request. Red
wheat had further declined, and Rye was
lower but Barley, Oats and Corn were un-
changed in price. -
- The weather was very favorable for cutting
Hogs, and In the morning there was a better
demand for them, but the market was lain
agIi at me close. Buyers and sellers we're
still unable 10 agree the latter asking S6 I5
as 30, and the former Offering Sons 10
usually. Nearly 5000 head were received.
and some 800 sold at So 2O98 rs. The re-,
selPts "a during the week ending last evening
Were 1000 head againss 10000 last year.
Provisions were very dali; mess Pork
oelng nominal and purehaseable at $l5 rs.
Hreen Meats 100 pieces were disposed of