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Weekly Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-11

TWENTY MILLIONS OF DOLLARS sAvED.-Mr.
Spslding has sold two millions of bottles OF his
celebrated Prepared Glue and tits estimated thai
each bottle saves at least ten dollars worth OF
broken furpiture thus making an aggregate oil
twenty millions of dollars reclaimed from total
loss by this valuable invention Having made
his Glue household word, he now proposes to
do the TOrd etill greater service by curing all
the aching heads with his Cephalic Pills, and ii
they are as good as his Glue, Headaches will
soon vanish away like snow in July.
Weekly Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-11

BRIDdET.-Missus wants you to send her a
box Of Cephalic Glue, no, bottle of Prepared
Pills,-but Pm thinking that's not just it naither;
but perhaps yell be afther knowing what it is.
Ye see she's nigh dead and gone with the Sick
Headache, and wants some more of that same as
relaived her before
DrEgsist-You must mean Spalding's Cephalic
Pills
Bridget-0ch sure now aud you've sed it,
here's the quarther and Civ me the Pills and
don't be all day about it aitber. d.
Weekly Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-11

physical fame ali the considerations shall lead you to
choose Jesus Christ he portion Of your and nse
tue world as the vestbnle Of heaven shall be satisfied
This Sabbath terminates iftytvo days privilege
IN 1850. How we'll they have hcen used shall bo told
when We shall be judged according to the deeds done
hero In the body
We are all growing old-the young are growing old and
the old growing older Unconscdusly afa being
hurried along the road Of life, and oL7 pilgrimage
Will soon be ended
Some how brief the lifs of man
Runs his trring pilgrimage
That the stretching cfa span
Buckles in his sum of nge.H
"As you flo Fact O. scenc I'd.
Let live then while we iive-iiys by iitlilre for
God-live for mAn-liye for heaven SO living 20 shall
At length safely over the narrow stream Ia
Of everlasting youth where shall grow old no more.
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n,aslaa1prl nnsn1nrlon

Be Il resolved by the Legislature OF the sisa Of Miss.
sppl That in the opinion Of those who now eonsftr
The sad Legislature The secession OF aggieYed sta
is the proper medy isr these injuries.
T. A. p CAMPBELL Speaker House Rspg
JAhEa DRANE, rresldsnt OF Ssnate.
Approved November 30lh, 1861
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TrsrTMffyfA1s FROM oLERoyM

TESTIMONIALS FROM CLERGYMEN,
On the eicaeyr the Peruvian Syrup and the benefits
they have derived iromits use;
Rev. JOHN PIKRP01NT MedGord, Mass-Its efficacy In
Salt Rheum and other Cutaueous Diseases.
Rev. WARREN BURTON, Boston, MAss.--Its efficacy in
Headache, Los pf Appetite Oppression Neuragla, Ner
yous Affections, and General Debiityi Its Value to
Clergymen
Rev. AUGUSTUS r. POPE, somervlle, kIass.-Cure for
Boils and General Debility.
Rev. sYLvANus COBB, Boston, Mass--Its Use and Rf
eaey in fsmllyi Restoration Of Strength aftor Typhoid
Res. THOMAS WHITTEaoRE, Boston. Mass-Its Use
and Value in-faraysis Dyspepsia, and Dropsy the
Chest and ADS; ut gives me new Yigor Buoyancy
Of Spirits, klasticity OF Muscle
Rev. OSBORN AR1oK Proyincetown, sass.-Its Efficacy
in st. Nitus pAnce, and Chronic Bronchitis.
Rev. EPHRAIt MUTE, Jr., Lawrence, Kansas Terrific
ry-ls Elecy in Dyspepaa, Debility Prostration, and
Adaptation q Western Climate Diseases.
Rev. RIcHARil sIETCALF. Boston, Mass-Its Use as a
the Tonic NJ L waniedn
Rev. NJ. P. WHISPER, Boston, Mass.-Its Value in Dys
pepsla ohrfAc niarrhtca, peranssment Of Liver and
Rev. ABRAwkar Jackson, walpOis, n. His Efficacy
-fAs les-, 4 .1so-
Rev. ARTII y. R. oRAwLEY, HershadA, Burmah, E. l.
Climatic Debility, Swelling ofthe Rxtrsmiies.
Prot 3. yITALIs soHERB, Boston, Mass-Its RestorA.
tive Powerfler Fever, Exhaustion OF the Nervous sys-
tenn, and Dyspepsia; Recommendation to "scholsrs,
Teachers, ChSgymen, and Editors"
Rev s. H. RIDDEL Boston, Mass-Its value in cases OF
Bronchitis Indigestion, Torpid Liver, Neuralgia and
Nervous Debility.
N. B-Pamphlets containing Letters from the above
named Gentleman and Others and giving full information
Of the syrun can he had on application TO the Agents,
IL. BRHNGHURST s. CO.,
cornersi1th and Market Streets, wilmington.
Or, N. L. Clark & Co., Proprietors,
GOODMAN BUILDINGS,
No. rs Sudbury Street, Boston.
E-soid by Druggists generally throughout the United
States. sep l4ly
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WILMINGTON. FRIDAY. JANUARY IL. 1861
Silver Platad Ware.

By HARVEY F1ILEy, No. 1920 Market ST. phlladelpha'
| MANUFACTURE Of fine Nickel Silver, aud Silver
III PateF OF Forks Spoons, ladies' Butter Knives Cas-
tori Tea Sets Urns, Kettles Walters Butter Dishes lee
Pitchers Cake Baskets Communion Ware, Cups Mugs,
Gohles, &C., with general assortment comprising none
but The best quality made Of the best materials and heary
| plated constituting them
ssrvieeable and durable article
FoR HorEts, sTEANBoATs and PRryATR FAMILIES.
As-old Ware re.pated in the besf manner feb 24-ly
Weekly Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-11
New Bost and Shoe Store

j. HN MAkTEN,
NJ w0Ul Inform his friends and the cltl.
II = zens gel rally that hs has opened BOOT
aud sHisl sfoRE on the South East corner
~ Of seveir Aanu Walnut Streets " ilmngion,
Delaware whore keeping constantly on hand
good assortment o. acIhe made work, such as eens-
mems fine and ooaIpl Boots and ssoes Ladies' CATERS
Of the bast quality 30 good assortment Of ohidreus
Shoes Of all sizes se will make TO order at the shortest
notics all kinds fcstomer work His stock Of Leather
&c. has been select frem Of the largest houses In
the city His jourHmen are good and practical work
men, and no feels cd tdent he will be able to give entre
satisfaction to all vito may Rive him a call
AA-REPAIRINQ ffone with neatness and dispatch,
sVp "a T| JOHN MARTEN.
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ahla pr it, would 80 ieit visit from In want OF
FuRs for either Ladies' Of Childrens Wear and in
specton Of my selection Of those goods satisfied am
oi my ability TO patse in every desired essential
Persons at a dlaace who find it lneonvenient
70 call personally need only name the article they wish
together with the price and instructions for sending and
forward the order to my addressmoney accompanying
aug q 6m
Weekly Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-11
Ruokwheat Meal.
HAND D T,s

DUCKWHEAT MEAL--J. WooIlens & Son celebra
ID uckwheat Meal In store and for sale at lowest no
sale sud retail prices, at @. CHANDELIER q SON,
oc 30 GIL Market street
Weekly Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-11
RBMOVAI,
BRICKsl BRICKS !
Depot for Shawls.

IL ENRY BUzBY, Market street below Fourth, has just
Ii received great variety OF
sHAWLs FOR LADIES,
sHAWLs FOR CHILDREN,
sHAwLs FOR GENTS,
At very low prices. Also, lot OF PLAIN WOOL DE
LANES IN BRIGHT C0L0RS only 3TlS cts. per yard
HENRY BUZBY'S
nov l3 No alb MARKET streat
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ORAN GE GROVE
Wits X EY.
| v. G. G.

THE PuREsT MEDICINAL AGENT EVER KNOWN,
full and nvigoratlng at the same time mild delicious
beverage L is calculated to do away with the vile
drugged stuff that palmed of the community aud
which Is injurlOus to body and mind. For sale by
V. O. GILPIN, Sole Agent,
rconcr of Tenth and Market sts., Wilmington, Del.
mar Of
Weekly Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-11
THE LIVING HOME
AND THE

And moderately INSANE,
Are now ready for ths reception of Boarders
E5-Visitors are invited on Thursday afternoons.
nov 27-tf ], A. BROWN, Proprietor
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DELAWARE LEGIsLATURE.
HOUSE OF RHpREg INITIATIVES

THURSDAY. Janusry I'd, 1901.
After prayer by the Chaplain, and the trans ction
sundry ohesf business Mr. prsgs ierk Of the
Senate, WY and informed the rorio. Aini IN
4 Senate had d oint Re olutlon, indtng tn Hon.
n Dickinsor sslppi, to address .0lnt meating
\ Of the two ifMSs requested The cEfurreree o. tia
4 ,s. Heps- here moNeg Il s2 nj -.
Weekly Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-11

A Sermon preached on The last Sabbath of the yea
By Rev. George n Wisgell, Of The Central
Presbyterian Church.
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XAd requiring
A TONIC AM Alternative MEDICINE.

NOTE.-Ths fsilAN Of IRON as q remedy for Dys-
pepsIa, bad sta4 Of the blood and the numerous
discusses causod tha M has arisen from the want Of such
preparation of shall enter the stomach 10 Pro
ToxDR state and rl iiao at with the bleod This
want the pERUViaAfbYRUp suppliea and Il does SO In
the only form In w Il possible for Iron TO enter the
circulation For lh reason the PERUVIAN SYRUP
often radically cnR diseases In which other Preparations
of Iron and other mdcines have been found to be Of
avail. O..
Certificate Of A. A. HAYES, AZ d., Of Boston.
Ills we'll known hat the medicinal effects of Protoxlde
OF Iron lost by den very hrlef exposure to air, and
that to maintain lution Of Pfonxde Of Iron, without
further oxid ation. H. been deemed impossible
In tho PERUVIAN SYRUP this desirable point Ia at
tained by c0MnisAflls IN WAY nrFoRF UNKNOWN; and
This solution may ltbare all the cltrates
and tartrateg Of the hlatesia' Meica.
A. A. HAYES, Assayor to the State Of Mass.
10 Boylaon stres; Boston
The following &tm Wbll known Cllizsnsof New York
New York. Nov. 1Tth 1853
The experience which We have had OF the PERUVIAN
SYRUP and the evidence which hiss been exhibited to
OF Its great IL the Of many diseases satisfies
that 1t Is mediena agent Of remarkable power and
deserving the attention of invalida.
JOHN y. WILLIAMS, Esq.
fr4sIdsnt Of the Metropolitan Bank
Rev. ABEL srlNENs,
Editor Christian Advocate q Journal
JOHN @. NELSON, Esq,
Firm Of Nelson 4 Richmond 81 John ST.
Rev. P. CHURCH,
Editor New York Chronicle
ISAAC v. FOWLER, ESQ.,,
Post Master, New York city.
Weekly Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-11
Ladies' One Price Fancy Fur
Store!

Ne. 7lS Arch Street,
5eiiCeer TN and SM SIS ,
Philadelphia
(Late of ais Market st)
Importer, Manufacturer OF
and Dealor in all kinds o,
FANCY FORs.
Having removed to my
New Store, 5ls Arch ST..
and being now engaged
ent rely in the Manuiac-
tue and Sale of Fancy
Furs, which, In aconrdai ce
with the tone Price prin-
ciple." | have marked at
the lowest possible prices
consistent With u Ieison
aNaN 49,. - u - 4 s.. -
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"lt iG net dying
To go unto God,
The glowing earth forBaking,
Our homeWard journey taking
Along the starry road"
Ny hsarafs Il the brosd eontrasi ,haTe made between
godly rad Au ungody old aEs shall be suggestive e.
you; what have said Fhall make you dread less tho
thought Of advancl years and their effects upon the
Weekly Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-11
AWAY from ouT God,
Away from yon heaven,
That blissful abode

This is unspeakably sad and gloomy. Let those who
are thus walking pause anu ponder these things Letthe
thought Of this desolation Of ungody old age warn
away from this state.
But this is far nom truthful picture of vrtuous and
godly old age unconsclousy the years creep and
they pass they scatter with their invisible fingers the
hoar rOss ones headi grey hairs growing upon
his and he knows It MI. His heart, however, is
growing young every The clouds and sorrows Of
age settle around him. for Christ the Of righteous
and the bright and morning star, dispels Them
Insiead Of keeping time TO the music OF the une he
quiekened by The stirring strains OF the march,
are humpled never more. Every day life grows more
real and its great objects desirable TO the good
he knows that by and BY ne shall rest after es tolls
Over-fGod," old Thomas Fuller, sends bis
wants to bed when they have d,ue theiI work. The
christian does not shrink at the thought that day lie
put of this mortal and hs clothed in garments
immortal wear Indeed he thinks 9r event az the
anre to real life. This state is rather one OF
born sntii he be dead Why thsn,p excAins an Old
Saint "shoud we greye that new child is born smong
society,"" Death IS not thought of as King Of terors by
the senesoent christian.
aThor dOst OF Death, peaceful harbor ile
Upon the margin Of eternity;
Where the rough waves Of times impetuous tide,
Their motion lose and quietly snbsdsi
Weary their heads thsy roll in droway sleep,
At the dark entrance Of fDuration's deep,
Hther our vessels in their turn retreat
here still they III d untroubed seat,
When worn with adverse passl furious strife,
Aud the hard passage ofIempes nous llfen-
Sir Richard BiaeImeJe.
How clear and fair and beautiful Is the old age Of pety
how cain serene b6nd ABOVE II. HOW
like gentle nurse and mother the earth that yields to
the pressure # the pgrn feet Truly the "hoary head
is crowr Of glory fit he found In the way righteous
ness In tbs christian who growing old with he pas
sing years and periods, all The elements Of heaven
growing, expanding, taking shape aud rpenin 80 that
length when The grat ERherer shall eolug lie just
pueks this mitnred u from the Outstfeehng rancnes
Of life here and gArue,s It up safely IN the "Falaer
house,
In mi. vi W OF it, there is nothing revolt or
plea in the Idea OF growing oldi nothing rpulsve IN
the thought Of dying. Indevd
at Is net dying
To gO unto God.
Tho glowing earth forHaking,
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It't,.'Ilss- 2 a fLUrt3 agent, Batrnore.
r. ALE&. TAYLOR, Agent. Ravre de Grace
apis u j. TOME AGENT Pert 6erosit - ~ LAW
ST. fr.~s : OLD DOMINION sTEAMBOAI

sltasfssleszzZa COMPANY.
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., VIRGINIA, AND Ian
ih r On THb; RAPP4hASNoCK RIVER
Baltimore from berth NeeGham's pier Light stree
wharf LF EEG FRIDAY AFTERNOON, at 4 O'CLOCK, ant
returning leaves fredericksburg EF cry 7 u ES )
MhNiN at O'Clock, or Immediately after the arrival
the tram O.! cars from Richmond and Washington Stopping
st 2 the regular Landings the Rapp8hanuock rivei
gong and returning, to land and receive freight and 1ag
5elgerS.
THE VIRGINIA
is comparatively and built by merchants OF Frede
rcKs2 arg and baltimore, Interested in the trade
ecGntS and farmers residing bordering
On the kappahannock, the express purpose keeping
aTS class steamer the route During the winter the Tor
ward deck has been enclosed thus 2oding complete PRO
te2tion for Horses, and other live stock Carriages Of all
sizes can ne taken on board and carried deck without
aEiT oil the wheels Her stateroon aud berth qccomIno
9tiGnS re large End commodous, and her capacity fol
T5t extensive AS passenger and freight bUat she h2s
no superior on the waters OF the Chesapeake
through freight received n Baltimore, and charges rs
Dy Z ! CAPRoN co, Bowly's wharf.
-Fa Eht received board If the Steamer " edlssGa
ana Ihursdays and on Fridays u to O'Clock, P g.
For further information and Blank Receipt Of fora use.
% the Company, apply on board or to
r. j. CAPR0N B co, Age..s,
=, ~ - No. 81 Bowly's wharf, Baltimore.
=. SLAUGHTER President, Frederick shnTr Va nbS2-i
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
SPECIAL NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS AND
OTHERS.

The claims which THE DAILY EXCHANGE makes upon
the attention OF the mercantile and business community
are SIMPLY based unon those principles
"ch every intelligent understand for they are
enterprises. lit can he shown that TIRE EXCHANGE il
an heHoTa Tor advertising, and that in point OF
ciIcuaoh II WI" not ohy Dear compa son with OF any
other commercial in this city, but that this
ton is ditiused over wider its as means q,
direct uication with the other states
will doubtless elicit that attention which shrewd saga
ces accustomed give matters that concern
Ehr individual Interests. What then 6e facsP
iced 10 refer to the large city circulation of THE EX-
CHANCE for that speaks Tor itself It's this
tp sc is to make frank OF country circus-
# because the larger proportion Of the trade of this
derived from interior extent which that circu
lion has reached ay be gathered following par
culers, which give the States which and the
lumber Of post Offices at which it is received and dstribut
ell careful collation. OF books shows that THE
IA hASGE is regularly mailed to hundred and t,csye
oces scattered through the various States and Terri
- OF the Union, and that the great bulk Of this country
Iaaton is in those States upon which the merchants o,
-, most chiefly rely for the increase and perpetua.
T.\y,Ssr trade. In MARYLAND alone TIE Ey
Is nailed taco hundred md 6f,,,,,,o ,,o. ~.
,s ,ser circulation ia the counties of our own
,ti-;, 11vsea by any other commercial manor IN
Virginia comes A' upon ths list and afe
NORTH CAROLINA,
SOUTH CAROLINA
TENNESSEE,
Pennsylvania.
OHIO,
ALABAMA,
GEORGIA.
LOUISIANA
KENTUCKY,
IOWA,
TEXAS,
and MISSISSIPPI
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IMPORTS INTO BATTINORE

COASTWISE.
NEW YoRK-Sctr. F. II. AbJoH.-233 tons gas coal,
Baltimore Gas Light Co.
NEW YORK-Schr Alexandria LoTd-2l9 TONS gas
coal Baltimore Gas Light Co.
BosToN-Schr. Henry PoySon.-23 cans matches Rob
inson and Lord; 63 bbs. mack erel, 7. R. Matthews &
Sons so hds. paper, Wheewright & Nudge; SIS bbls
mackere W. D Shurtz Co; casks oil, J. Parkhurst
Jr, X Co; cannon. guns, keg mdse. bdls sails
coils rope. bark Perices; 200 bbls bone dust order
New BEDFoRD-ScIr. Louisiana 8 casks oil, W c.
Robinson; 8 do, order.
FOREIGN.
MAITLAND, n. S.-Br. brig Time-3OO tons plaster
Kelsey & GRAY.
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ss. - "a ~ so :. 6o5I3 BIZ a =

5>-s@ssr.,--zs+ oAL4 iG0t1E ard EDSgUh5Ar
;TS7sss9STFF7s2s-2a Ma STEAG COMPANY.
] AS 3AIif LIN Except Sunday Ear PORT ~
Isl "a t-it ~ CRAZE, and THE TAThR CANAL
fae Steamboat "lAhUA srER,n Capt ]. v TonlinsGH,
2 II eho OF est Falls avenue every FU Els 0&
M 49, al. IIRJAE EVENING O'clock
&sIgrnigg leaF fORf DEPOSIT EVERY MONDAY,
y .+llN ESiAG IN FRIDAY EVENING AL Z oclock. ana
IA N'lh - Z @t2Hl'f at O'Clock, ?. 81.
g&5sage bgsthG included, 81 cents.
Freight ecsIV2d daily until o'clock carried at ior
rates and carefully attended to
81 duplicate receipts for freight will required.
Al Syas towed only at the risk OF their
me agent at taTre de trace Will attend orWarGinr
TehGndi5c consigned to him FOR any point the % q,
gaaia Canais,oF viii re ship freShts intended lmore
Philadelphia elsewhere.
The steamboat "JUhIATA,' Capt. Fred. Tomnson, Coz
be chartered any time.
JOS. las. TAYLOR, Agent Baltimore
K ALEG. TAYLOR, Agent. Rarre de Grace
apis " j. tom L, Agent, Pert ierost
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sg! Ag.gs.

GZ.-l-@9zZ-E35 RAILROAD.
follows, viz:
The Nal Train between Baltimore and Sandy Hook
lss: eS Ealtimore ally except md ~ at $50 4. NJ
The 4 RICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore 400 z.
NJ. and Frederick at 6 30 4. ".
The ELLI.oTrS MILLS TRAIN lasyes Baltimore at
On and 95 A. Ii. aud Id and $40 p NJ aud Eiicott
Mills at 40 and i0a y; y and 3l5 and 70OR,M.
Leave Baltimore 42h aud $50 A. NJ and IS and SEQ
+. w.; on Sundays at $50 A. H. only cave Washington
ut tO and 40 A. NJ AID 30 and 545 T. ~ Gu Sundays
al 80 = 81 only Tte second AMI fourth only from
ba.uaot1 stop at way POINTS The second ana fourth
trans from Baitimor- and Wasbingt with traius
on The Annapolis road
For faer information, tickets Of every kind &C. apply
e j. T. ENGLAND, gent, at camden station or at the
Ticket Chice. W P SMITH
- 1,.-- Master Of transportation.
H.. ifk aTnt
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EOD EIGN MAD Il E-ES

HAYRE, Aug. Cotton dull and dropping, n. O. bas
1i2f Ashes declined; sales of pot 39f IS pearl
Rice dull Whale oil quoted 44f d44 5. Lard 66f per
kio. Hides in request American copper, 100 sold
at 230f a235 Minnesota fetched 235f per 100 kill Anne
rican spirits S7f per hectoite. American wheat again
advanced and active at 67d6S' per 200 kill superior
allied IL Weather favorable for the harvest but as last
year the crop bad one. importers of American
wheat realizing large benefit at present Cor
nj LIrn
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1Latf0rm Souls.

Storage,
SITORAGE.-Room can be had in fir e-pro
~ Warehouse on Commerce street Apply to
JOHN HEN DERS0N y CO.,
fel3-d corne Pratt and Gon-marce streets.
STORAGE TAKEN at The lowest rates by
"a EH GARNER. iss q. E,t.ug street su2i-tf
STORAGE FOR GRAIN AND FLOUR can
- be obtained in desirable Warehouse having two water
fronts on Bowly wharf. Apply to
P. HALCOM K Co,
j2t Wood street. Bowy's wharf
SSTokA GE.--CapaCity 10 the extent Of 10000
A1barrels merchandise he obtained Hendersons
wharf Apply to JOHN HENDERSON II CO.,
mylT-tf corner Commerce and Pratt streets
GTORAGE WANTED on either Floor or Cellar
~ OF the large Warehouse No. l22 Eutaw street, oppo-
site Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot. Apply on the
premises to REP Il WOLF feS-tf
STORAGE WILL BE TAKEN At LOW
kCra,es in Warehouse Nc 63 South street.
WI. SMITH,
GT22+f GS South street.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

NEW YORK. August 27.-Cotton is frmer-sales OF
22oo bales at ls& als% cts Flour is heavy-sales of
Nv VIZ has decinin raat ogf o. ohlo
1000 bushels at decline of ld2 cts. Milwaukee Club
at Sl.o2Gl.07 Red 81 10Y gal is; White 81 23d1 s .
Kentucky ii 81 al "a. Corn has declined ct-saes of
$1,000 bushels; mixed 444S Pork is dull-Mess SIS
prime SlOdlO %. Whisky l6hG9l7 cts Sugar firm
sales of l,500 bags at 14GI5 cts Spirits Turpentine
heavy at 81 50Gl sly. Rosin closed buoyant-saes of