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Interesting from New Mexico.

Santa FL, Aug. 17-Ssven hundred and fifty
troops from Fort Fillmore were surrendered
to three hundred Texan Rangers, and released
on parole. The Texans retained the arms and
horses belonging to the three companies of
mounted rifemen.
Gen. VIM Pelham and Ool clements have
been arrested by Federal authority, suspected
Of giving i'm proper information to the Texans
at Fort Bliss. Col. Clements took the oath
and was released, but Gen. Pelham refused.
Dol. Canhy mas suspended the writ OF ha6sas
corpus in New Mexico.
Fort hanson has been burnt by Dol. Candy 8
orders. Col. Candy is the Federal comman-
dant In the Depar tment Of New Mexico.
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FROM WESTERN VIRGINIA.
A CONFEDERArE VICTORY.

dALI1roLIs, OHIO. August ga battle oc-
Cured at point named Gross Lanes, on the
zo'n OF August, which is stated to have been
bloody one. Colonel Tyler's force was 900,
ana was surrounded at breakfast time 200
are missing. After a desperate fight they
were cut through and scattered. The follow
ing Federal officers are known TO have been
xiiled: Captains Dye, ShurtEs and Sterling.
Adjatant L. Deforest, Lieutenant Warrentz.
Sergeant-Major Long and others; all the
federal Held officers were not hurt. The
confederate forces are reported to have been
5000 strong, including 400 cavalry. Taeir loss
was heavy. Tor couI SO the latter statement
Is q mere speculation Of ths enemy.l
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Gossip Of Washington Correspond nts-.. The
Female Rebels 't---Absl.tiSn C0nauis A p
psiatsd-.--A Fight Near AT Hand---Skts.

6ossip Of Washington CSrfespsndsnts-..Ths
"femaIc Rebels 't---Absl.tisn Conauis A p
psintsd-..-A Fight Near AT Hand---Skts.
misbing, &c.
WAsHIsdfoS, Aug. 20 "A special dispatch
10 the New York TIM says the captured f.
males have been placed in 4 comm cd ,ous
dwelling, and that several have been arrested
besides those named previously. Special to
Commercial says Mrs. Grenho W, aunt 10 Mr
Douglas. is among the arrested.
Mr.. Tarman. an Old anti-siavery nan, has
bean appointed Consul to Bristol
Political arrests are no. 10 be nu oiishsd here.
after.
Inc Republican, OF this morning, says the,
d battle across the Potomac cannot be avoided
many days longer.
Eiihu Barrett has been appointed Cousn,
to Newcastle, England
Advices from Virginia report eyarythins
4alet, eut thefe are strong Indications 6,
an attacK Within 4 short time, The Ohm
iederates are IN possession OF Bailsy's Gross
Roads, and are bringing UP baggage from
Springfield, for miles distant
Special to the Herasa, last night M TON
O'Clock, says the Franklin Brigade and fiye
Nav York regiments we're ordered 10 advance
two and d half miles OF Baiiey's Gross Roads
Eriy this morning the Uonfederatas opened
iIe upon them vita two riilea Cannon, anon,
y quarter Of Il miie beyond Baiiey's Gross
Roads, driving in the Federal piekeIs and foi.
towing them within one mile aud IL half OF
trankIin's Brigade. Taree thousand Feds.
rails, With hive cannon, marcoed 10 u pom,
near the crossing, and 500 weIe sont INTO al
aoJl cent corn-tieid. the CoItedera;es u1e now
500 yards distant.
lsEcosD DIsFAToH.l
The correspondent OF the New York Times
expresses The opinion that the Oonfedera tes
must make an attack al an early day. From,
information received, the correspondent says
Large Numbers Of troops are IN and abou
ID anassas, and are scattered ON the roads
leading from Ric 1moni and towards Stras.
burg"
the correspondent Of the Hsroid says "the
Confederates not only maintain their Old lines,
bat have eE croached half mile, and occupy
several important strategic points,
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More Arrests-Orlgin Of the Hatteras Expedi.

NEW YoRK, Aug. 29.-Wm. Patrick, Wall
street broker, was sent to Fort Lafayette to-
day.
Ellis b. Schnabei was also sent to Fort
Lafayette by Connecticut Marshal, charged
with preaching secession, advocating peace,
and other reasonable doctrines.
David Wilmot, au thor of the Wiimo. Pro
viso, is reported to be dying from a cancer In
the stomach.
The Commercial to-day says that the Cap
tain of Maine vessel, captured by priva-
teer in Mayo, had escaped and brought valu
able information regarding the fortified tions
at Hatteras Inlet. The sams paper says
doubtless ere this he has guided a naval ex.
petition there, which will operate in the re-.
duction of the batteries"
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~ held in the CLERKS Once Of the Court Of Hast-
nSs ror sns said city, on Monday the sth day Of
Samuel J. Harrison. ..........."..Pltf,l
Thomas h. Ellis, Richard s. Ellis, Jr., tIsDxsr.
F ,". Ellis, Jr., and Margaret <.
E Flu h;.:; -; ;S;s s,:: !. =;
s ausa:d sna
Dollars, with legal interest thereon from the
Ing Sssya sa: Tat &. d fowhsssn
Ellis, IL, II not resident Of the State OF Viz
=; sss2a cs. %osg n Il:
publication oa, hereof. and DO what may be nssss.
.u s-.law4w 70. HOWARD, Cl,k.
NOTICE 10 FAkMEks:-My Mil is in
~ complete order for manufacturing the best
to have them converted into four. or any portion
Of them. for family use, VIII be ground on short
good quality and in good ord or, this mill viii
make - good hour as any other in the State
The mill is large, and has room enough to spread
the wheat, and even to store good deal Of -four.
Besides the strict attention Of competent mill
ers, Will give strict personal attention. TO the
At difference Of ten cents per hushsl. whore
1 ADDRESS 'Ai'Asa 81 "A'1 WR RIi +. GAINES,
an I--stawzw* Richmond, Va
CksoC55 I ny, dLAssWAKE,a c;. 2 lbsad.
sy, dlsss JAR. Tamblsrs. Dssantsss. Looking
o! =. Wood Buckets oa't0'' t s.; MOTT
DRDSTKADS, TABLES, CHAIRS, 1c.-
d On hand and for sale shsep. Wood and Cane
sa cAss, o'.f: I:sS''''d' Tan
I RsssiviaS Til. morning. per express. q b.s.
kess selected Peaches. Piums and koetaEines; for
TOTTON 8ATTa FOB COMFOK Ts.-Fsr-
N IA 49, n~~ - A~l. frv
INN ;' a :; is';' s Il use: ga
Ooinl. .,s: ;:s.ivss, iss eaaess Of Gal
lyao 70: la1 Bro.d s., ssovs s.h.
GT6CKS And DIES.-s 5soefs and Diss.
..r 0IAf e 3. I zs Co. Il.
4 vEKYFINE1 MPUTATIN6 C151 Tor
au ss''s Csr roHn Ia. Z. Dsi US +.
GUNPOWDER TKA1.--lss psoEs9es, Of =
81 800 p.'TI j: q. 3. iS45SssSoHr:
Sf0NE CHIENs-zn .l..s. from 9slIe.s .
fs...sy. .e.s.. l 1sss :. : r az =.
nLOCks AND IOOKINa-aLAssKs.-o.
M II: 81: IS. : ). =.
y hard Iarss Lei q CTesksrY aad 6lessx sEs;
EU Corner NAH ssl iStk IL.
n6WTE.KEIVEB xN6 zxfIEEExX
D tW0KOe-xora aAs ~
IE1fHE1.-M sidss UDpss ksazkss; 8 Klp
= 49, ~ 'Al' JONI !. GORDON .sos.
1z1-K sssss - e ;3A ft5s27. |. ,.,rr.-
IN 60 ~ 60 N1l{ 80
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IMITATION WORCESTER SAuoR.-Take one gal.
Ion ripe tomatoes. wash, and simmer them il
three quarts of water boil it half down and
drained, add two tablsspoonsful OF ginger
TWO OF mace, two OF black pepper, TWO OF
salt, one OF cloves, one Of cayenne let them
simmer IN juice until reduced TO one quart
pour In half pint OF tho best vinegar, lhsr
pour the whole through a hair seive, bottle In
nah pint bottle, cork down tightly, seal, and
keep In a cool place.
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MT0R tETTERS-- Rsmaiains IN the RIf,e-
August, 1881. '"' 'S'" osy Of
fnolishsd by authority Of Act Of Congress
~ ne paper having the largest circulation il IN
Distfict where printed. - nav
pisase say they are ADvERTIsEp
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To 1MPARr Gloss TO SHIFTS AND CoILAps
10 one tablespoonful of starch put one OF
cold water beat very smooth, and add an.
other tablespoonful or Water. Tnen pour on
Doilng water until 1t becomes the consistency
reg uired. Add q little melted white gnm
tabout the size of pea before melted, } and a
lew shreds OF white wax. This will give the
article a clear, glossy appearance.
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ApVAFos IN fRlcs s-Soirits OF turpsntine
has risen in value to 81 10 per gallon, whole
sale price, in New York, in conseq uence of the
blockade of the North Carolina ports, aud the
small Quantity in market. Before the block.
mon rosin, which, before the blockade. sold
for fl SO per barrel, now commands from q, so
to IS.
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MOVEMENT of Texan TrnAnS

INV ORLEANS, Aug. 29.-fivs hundred
Texas troops, Capt. Lee commanding, ar
rived this evening, after a tiresome overland
march, aud all in good health and spirits
Another detachment of one thousand is ex-
pected to reach here tomorrow.
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70 dog. rins H gass SHIFTS.
ds:: S SH4aK s11e sIHsHAM sElxrs.
s dox. STRIPED CALICO sHIRTS
For sale BY GEO aAauIRR, ys.,
ty9s % sssiD street.
"A ILITAKY CLOTHsNss Wa have inst
itary 20 dozen Elue tiannei Shirts, 2es pairs
Cottonads Pants, for camp use; SEQ pairs Biue
csssir ere Pants suitable for artillery purposes
NOAH WALKgR j. CO.,
jyS Corner Main and i<tn streets.
ZEN, BALD WIN WILLIAMS re-
due, to call and ssttis them. VS. VIII send them
far our limited force will periait, snd nope
when they are presented our friends will prompt
KEEn, BALDWIN Z WILLIAMS,
tyn ns and ns Main street.
MILITARY OLOTHINs.
so pair, Heavy Oo.ton.as PArTs.
700 pairs Blaak o..s!lnsrs PANTS. suisAhls ios
Artillery companies.
moan WALKEa d Co.,
jazz Corner Aain aud lsth or Pearl ats.
CUMN1K CLOTHING 800
pAsRAooTT. HAKRis i Go
Hare or hand-
Fine fansy CMsstEr sra sTITS
Fancy Liasn BUTTS.
ES1ey C0tt0nAdS SUiTSs
Fancy sir VGaTS.
Fancy MsYsa.lles VESTS
While Linen GOATS
Ia,sp and md sIs .ss.s, L,asa soa
Fancy Cashmere FACTS. sissriss.
Under SKIRTS and DEk WEES.
sUspxNDERs and sobEs,
Which they are selling very low, sSf cash.
pARgAUG7., aAR2IS h Co.,
10 S.-ts Ia Main street
TIRENstsAW'S CAsafM Err rs - WgTH2.
~ RKLL'S CAsSIMsKE YOUNG WIS.
TOMS -MILLER'S CAssIMERES-
ALI OF Southern NAE ufsc:urs, now iE bad, and
will be made to order In the latest styles. ethel
for citizens or military wear. Remember, thts II
Southern r1&nufaesory. and hss been fer the lss
II years. II has not sprung MP from the necessity
Of the causes. Being 3 practical man ct the bust
ness, land not having climbed ia At the back IN
dow, over other people . shouldsrs,l l latter my
san give the customers the hsEees OF that kaow'
tsdge.
Call at the large and new store, but old s.Ard
| ia MS:a street snh ssJ VIZ. Ira SMITH.
VEEN, BALDWIN h WILLIAMS beg Il
n keep their friends advised Of their remova
| seven doors shove their old stand. 70 thsir new
once, Nos lie and Iis, Eafn street, whore they
are prepared 70 serve them vita Civil and Ailf
tsry Clothing, IS thay may dssirs.
We have secured the services Of Massrs. Y. 8
AoxLR0Y and r. J. ADAMS, with other expert
snesd cutters, and having Q large forss OF opera
hvss, we invite orders srom military sonrAnis q
and o.hers. tys
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KILLED Br LIaHTEINa.--On the oh of Au-
gust, son OF Mr.. Joseph Hackney, of Rus
sell county, Va, went ont hunting accompa-
MED by negro boy. On the newt morning
they were both found dead, with their dog, at
the foot Of a tree that had been struck by
lightning.
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The Fl xht In Fairfax C0unty-Seyeral Hessians
Killed and Woanded-Mail Contractors Sus-
pocfed.
WAsxIHaIoH. Aug. 2a.-Several Federals
we're killed and wounded in skirmish on the
Virginia side Of the river ON Tuesday.
Inquiries are being made a. to the loyalty
fmail contractors in Maryland. Kentucky
and Missouri, and much valuable informa.
ton IL elected
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l5ooxBUsfIBLs DREssRs.-Sulpha. e Of salt,
or or soda, mixed in small quaint with the
starch in which summer dresses or ladies'
skirts are "done mp" on the authority of DR..
Oding. Of Guys Hospital, London, will make
them absolutely incombustible.
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DEATH OF F8MALE Oz9TREARIAs.-Mrs.
Mary Parmen ter. Of Rochester. died recently
at the age of 1924 years. For century she
had never known but one day sickness, ex.
rept that lie ciden,al to thirteen additions &c
the American populate
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ESCAPE FROM JAIL.-Jnhn v Duncan
charged with the murder Of G. W. A. Raine.
and VIM. Ball, charged with rape, escaped
from Jail at Abingdon, Va, last Monday
night.
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Bass miss II A
Barnes mrs i y
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b~caanuan mrs A
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ok coo WOErH Ga CLOTHING AMI
VsV.CNW CAVITY fURRt6RiNO GOODS HOk

SAL At CUsT FeK UAsH. 20 VLOoE rms WHuI41
STcCK.-The subscriber ass say!ses from the
proprietor to ofs1 tho wheis s.csk ON hand. ~
ADORE noticed, and Invites a aatio1 10 the Essort
mszt, knowing ths Opportunity an excellent cns
TO purchase good fabrics, sEaos cp In she best Bsn
req. The ssosk has al been made rr within ths
is.st al. eight months. AND pres spte rsre oppor
ionises. Dress, Froek And Business Coass; Doe
sxin and Fancy Csssinsxs FAnts; Csssimsrs, Mar
ssilies, SILK ard Cashmere Vests, Use, Shirts.
Drawer hAndksrehisfs, Gloves, Socks. shaw .,
Collars. Aeek-Ties and Scarf. All selected ut
tho best markets for retail trade.
Nsrshants Waiting the city fos Srr.ax purchases
ere invited 10 an exAminat alton, - We think money
ssr Do mads, and Nc oEsr those insv cor ents Sca
tAs purpose q raising money.
W. T. fUrNly, Agsrt.
usA Ysax.
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More Citizens 10 b. c eaxig csd 20 the - Bas-
lic' '-naiIs II, m Nv. d
BALTIMORE, Aug, 30.-Daniei Dicizes, the
editor OF the Hagerstown AriI, and General
McKaig, of Allegheny county, have been ar
rested
It is reported here that the Confederates
are taking rails and materials to connect Win.
chester and Stras burg by railroad.
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= promptly md denidAdig repudjataA ~ IN
ADMINISTRATION, and the most satisfnctnrv
sviderce D. given that n will not - nermi nd a
@ dictate the objects 80 be atfatasd 80 the vrr
rne p1rp .se Of ths party TO which W. refer IL
tiiesed u - 70 saks advantage cf the existins
tate OF innings 70 free all the negroes I'm tn
youfnern states Slavery, they contend. Wa
tne csuse Of the present war. and tnat the
war ehould not cease until the cause Of II i,
removed. The evidence Of the existsnce Of
sucn an organisation Il strorg, and Il is SAID
= De assnmine definite shape and excessive
proportions. Money 10 sustain and ADVANCE
y 10 Freely given, ard the Government, we
VIZ toid. mas been pressed to give IL counte
lance and support. It cannot be doubted
.nss many thousands at the North who are
sner9etieally sustaining the Administration
prosecuting the war 70 put down treason
ma rebellion and re- es tablish the Union
would refuse to sustefn It In prosecu ting q
var TO abolish slavery Thus Tar the Gov.
Tnmsnt has done nothing. unless the conl7s.
cation act may b. 90 construed, to encourage
ne men engaged In forming this organiz..
ton, and there Is good reason TO believe tina.
1t will not. Should this party succeed ir
making the war conflict Of the North aeains.
the South, and fres institutions agains. slave
10 stitu tons. the Sou tn would become a INIT
ind the North would be broken into fscticns
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Rice harvesting has been commenced In
some sections Of South Carolina, and will soon
become general.
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Rspsrted Arrest In virginia.
6AL1InoR1, Aug. 3o.-Prtvats letters SAP
PROPRIETOR a. ths Bsrksisy Springs. and have
sent him 10 Richmnnai.
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A SEASOVABIE MEDICs y E.-doiid O..
"A tTste CT Masnesis, one Of the bass aperisa s
aud estaAstie medicines IN use, cad mnsh more
portable than the solution or lien.i Citrate Of
NAXnesle, cns hctsls befaK 81 1&i 70 three or fam
Of The lSttsy A. this se1zoa ot tina year Il IL very
Hse!sssp taas such pEscasssIaa saortd DC n
the hands Of travellers A2d s1iafefs II ID agree.
able 70 the taste. and mpeh prsIorabls 10 kpaom
kaits. Gsi1nts Powders, sAI olLsl pure .kivss. :
1cg sale 6 4xA0k 4 kAKHE rfus etoys. 10
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THE PAKTf AID POLITICAL ASPECT OF AFFAIRS.
TIE Pawtucket (R. II Gazette, n Journal
"A..A NC. -A'@ - A--
parties at the N ortn snonio % anitaa ard har-
monious In support OF the government, has q
long article r. vie wing the party end political
aspect Oh Tue WI Aues soA. wn'cn gives
pretty gooo lde6 OF the actual conditlon CT
thirgs in that section. We quote portion
of the article:
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-24
From NewYorIC,

NV YoRk, April .9a.-The schooner
Hannah Morton, from Boston 10 Baltimore,
and tue three mastpd schooner. =. n. Ben.
net, for Baltimore, with .beef, pork, whisky,
clothing, &C., have been seized BY the
Government steamer Mercury. The steam-
or Vixen Is on simiInr duty at the en-.
trance Of Long Island Sound.
Tile schooner o. +. iLeofer, from York
river, Virginia, brought as passengers, ".
Evans, lady and family, g. v. Snuthwell
and lady, James Cross and family, who,
with several others, were compelled to
leave Williamsburg for expressing them
selves for the Umion. The feeling was
bitter against them.
II was the Postmaster of Philadelphia
who was for u time in the hands OF the
mob at Baltimore. charged With being u
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Rro1n sIl,eourI.

ISpEREXbExcE No., April 23.-There arc
ten companies in all organized In this
county, nil arranged aud provided for any
emergency that may arrive. Three COM
Paries have been formed in tlis,cit aud
alsI one artillery company. The armiug
of the people and forming themselves Into
companies Is for home protection. They
are disposed to entertain. friendly relations
with thei5 neiEhbots but are prepared to
meet thttnin hostile array II invaded. It
is thonght upper Missouri will soon hare
twenty thousand men enrolled for the de-
fence of her soil against ali invaders
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The Union In arIssourI.

ST.. LoUIs. April 2s.-At Lexington,
Mo-, between 200 and $40 Union men as
sembled in the 3rd Ward, yesterday After-
noOu, aud raised the stars and stripes, aud
Expressed their determination to adhere to
them to tile last. Speeches were made l,y
Msssrs, Field, Crittendeu, Cooley, aud 9th
CrS. The most nnbounded enthusiasm
prevailed, and the speakers were greeted
with great applause.
A largc and enthusiastic meeting seces-
sion meeting was held 10 this county on
Saturday lsst, which was addressed by
Hon. Samuel Il. Woodson, Dr. Garden, Of
the Legislature, and many others. The res
olutions were strong aud to the poiut,
thinking Gov. Jackson for his manly reply
to Einc0ln's call.
SONG six military companies are already
formed inSthe county-severnl Numbering
l0a9ntn. EIe military spirit is high
The county Of Lafayette is equal to the
The old Union aag was
heisted j 9<old Town, but was soon torn
down.
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from nc cola Rtelo55. y

Fnnr KE4RxEy, April as.-C. u. c p.
?. Express Coach passed at 4 p NJ, lr'nE-
ing the following items from ths guid re-
Riols:
: DENVER, IOth.4yery rich euych dig.
g'nEs were recsntty foquds' al the heSl
waters of NAzquiz river, about fifty miles
west of this city. They resemble the
Blue river guIch miues, AFTER two years
trial. The bed rock has been reached on
the South Ynzqniz river, ut Buckeye bar,
and over eight dollars 10 the pan Obtained.
There Is great excitement again about
silver Lodges. Some ufzthem, by careful
n'ssys, yield over ~ per ccnt pure silver
rom surtace ore.
The miners are nearly MI NJ work, doing
well. The snow in the western Inines is
three feet deep. The weather here 5 very
hne aud grass Isabundunt Tor stock. Sew
eftl hundred Indians are the vicinity
and In snne insiAncea have caused trouble.
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S@GREATDRAwRAUK to person emigra-
ting to the extreme south and western
country, is the fear they have ot the Fever
md AGue-the most direful OF all diseases.
Every day we hear of persons attacked ny
this disease, and made helpless in short
time, without any means OftafFording re-
lief. In view of the great demand for a
remedy DR.. Hostctter has presented his
Celebrated Stomach Bitters, whose curu-
tive powers for all diseases of the stomach
haze been universally acknowledge.
The Bittersr prepared after long expert
ence and deep study, have received the
encomiums of the most eminent physicians,
as we'll as all classes from every part OF
our country. To those who doubt their
many virtues, all we cansay isio try them,
and judge for themselves respectively
Sold by druggists aud dealers generally
everywhere.
Ga-see advertisement in another col
umn.
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NEW YORE, April "a Flour-lttle more activity
but prices generally without Important change sales
SSSlU for super state, S5.15GS925 for extra state
chiefly $o,l5@t5,20; Sh@6lO for super Western,
SSr3! E99'&9 for common to medium extra western;
closing steady. Corn Meal In fair request; sales at
S&se5. Whisky more active; sales at lie. Wheat
IN only moderate demand for export and home con.
delivered: 9li Waukle Cub 81 26@ 49, delivered,
and red state $3.50, delivered.
CIScTSNGII, ApFil 23.-RuSlnEaI continues to be
neglected to great eXtent small aleF Of extra Flour
At S!Ib9 $50. Whisky 21kc aud dull Mess Pork
declined to Lard to &c; $1,000 lbs heavy bulk
nominal. Money mRrkRt quiet and unchanged. :