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FACTS REGARDING MoRrALITy.-The duration of
human life is governed by law, the operations of
which are as regular as that of gravitation. II ia
proverbially uncertain with the individual. bnt
there few things less subject to uctuaton than
the average duration of life with multitude of
individuals. Take 10 900 persons in the nrme Of
life; 200 will die the first ten years, 500 the newt
ten, LOO the next ten, and on till all have pass
ed away; 10 GOO persons at the age of 25 will at
tain the age of 81 years, on average at the oa
of 49, IS years; at the age of 49, g. and at the aye
OF 90, u; The average age at death of all born is
about 50 years; one quarter die previous to
years; half before IL those who pass this point
enjoy an advantage refused to one-haif of the hui
man family. Truly, in the midst of life we are in
death. OF the 1000 600 on the earth it is esti
mated that 49, 1888 1913 die every year, 9l 1874 every
day. $3.50 every hour, 60 every minute, or one
every second. The deaths are balanced bv m
equal number of births. We also note the campa-
rative mortality in the chief countries of EUROPE,
as given by DR.. Far: In England one person dies
in every As; in France, in every Az in Prussia, in
every S8; in Austria, in every 49, in Russia, in
every %. 1t will be seen that the lowest rata If
mortality exists in England. The annexed table
shows the percentages of mortality of the various
cities in the limited States.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-04

{TPTHERE WILL BE A SERVICE at ST
49, a. Fanls Church on THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING
t.h INST at o'clock when SER ION will b. dflivered
os t neI Key MILO NAHAND u of New York
MEMS CHURCH UNION nv " VIC ma - S 9,t
II PIHERE WILL BE A LECTURE BEFORE
vi n TTHH YOUNG MEMS CHURCH Union nv The Rev
SIA HAN d. D., Professor Of the General Theological
FgPshnIpaTvy' NJ y at the EW SSENBLY ROOMS, On
FhlDA9 ENEN1> G. the 5h instant, at O'clock Doors
open at o'clock Suniect-HONER IS A PROPHET AMI
l I q N -.
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RESPONSIBILITY OF LIQUOR DEALgRs-One clansc
of bill in relation to the sale of intov;cotinC
liquors, which has passed the Massachusetts House
OF Representatives, provides that the husband wife
parent, child, guardian employer of anv person
VINO hereafter may have the habit of drinking spi
rituous or intoxicating liquors to excess, NAV in
an action against any person or persons who shall
sell or deliver unlawfuly to the person having such
habit recover as damages any amount not ex.
ceeding $500, and not less than $2l.
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WooD! W0oD ! WooDlIl
sAvE2 PEI GENT by buying your osd at office NJ f,v
Steam Fra Wood Nil,
No EcESs s@a=EF.
JAMES Il. JOHNSON
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H. C. SPALDIrG, ESQ. 80 WV
wish for som circulars large show hills to bring
your Crphac Pills more paTticu arly before customers
II you have any thng Of the kiud, please send me
One OF my Gus TONER'S subject severe Sick Head
IN one ho,T By RoUr Pts, which sent ! er.
respectfully yours, W. B. WILKES.
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from the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
Cepalic Pills accomplish the object for which they er
made, viz: Cure Of headache in all its forms
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-04
LADD, WEBSTER & Co.'s
tt c H It's TITCH
S z w I " G. III Il HIN ES
FOR FAMILIES AND MANUFACTURERS.
No. l3l BALTIsoRE STREET,
s24-d Between Calvert and South streets.

PARKER BROTHERS LONDON CLUB SAUCE This
celebrated Sauce fast supersedng others From the
richness and decacy Of Its favor it has attained popu.
iary almost as great IN this country in Europe For
sale by all hrst-csss grocers and by their agents,
GREEN Y0E, Importers,
oSi-tf ss West Baltimor straat
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NEW GooDs.


GABRIEL D. CLARK,
For Holiday presents has for sale every description Of fine
WATCHES, JEwELRV, SILVER AND PLATED WARE at his
stote' CORNER OF oaiVert ana water streets. DAFT
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-04

O0O BUSHELS PRIME CLOVERsEED. inst
%OO received and for sale by
CARR, GEESE Il CO.
81 Spears wharf
100 BUSHELS PRIME TIMOTHY SEED
IOO just received and for sale by
CARR, GEESE L CO,
q Spears wharf
ENAMiLY AND EXTRA FLOUR, lust received
L and for sale by CARR, GEESE 4 GO
Fl Spears wharf
VENISON AND WHITE BEANS for sale nv
CARR, GEESE Y CO..
q Spears wharf.
DOSENDALE CEMENT, for sale in lots to suit
IL purchasers, by CARR, GEESE Il CO.
le-ou q Spears wharf
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-04

BY the use Of these Pills the periodic attacks of Nervous
Or Sick Headache be prevented; if taken at the
commencement OF attack immediate relief from pain
and sickness win be obtained.
fhey seldom fail in removing the Nausea and Headache
to which females are SO subject
Ihey act gently upon the Understanding Costiuness
For LterGrp Men, Students, Delicate Females and all
erSons OF sedsntary habits, they valuable as Lara
ttre' mproVinghe appetite giving and oigor to the
ugesve organs, and restoring the natural elasticity an
trength of the whole system
The PILLS are the result Of long investga
on and carefully conducted experiments having been in
use many years. during which they have prevented
ana renewed vast amount of pain and suffering from
eaoache' whether originating in the Nervous system CT
from Geranged state of the stomach.
They are ely vegetable in their conposition and
may DC taken at all times with perfect safety without
making any change of Diet ard the absence Of ann dis
agreeable taste renders easy to administer te to ci
dren. " Wv"
BEWARE OF COUNTERFFPTsy
The genuine have FIVE signatures of Henry C. spadtnro
each Box
Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers in Medicines
Box will be sent by mail prepaid on recent of the
PRICE 25 CENTS.
All orders should be addressed to
HENRY C. SPALDTNG,
4s Cedar Sree, New York.
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Spring TRADE.
FEBRUARY 1861.
FIVE HUNDRED CASES
NGLISH AND CONTINENTAL, GOODS,
DIRECT IMPORTATION,
AT UNUSUAL LOW PRICES
WHOLESALE; AND RETAIL
HAMILTON EASTER d. CO.,
1879, POI AND 2O3 BALTIMORE STREET,
Have now opened and fer SALE
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
Large assortments in
PARIS PRINTED LAWNS, ORGANIZES, AND
BAREGES,
ONE THOUSAND PIECES FRENCH CHINTZES,
Very b=st qualities.
FIVE HUNDRED PIECES LYONS, FANCY AND
BLACK SILKS,
ENTIRE NEW STYLES,
FANCY DRESS GOODS,
L0W-PRICED TO FINEST QUALITIES.
Our stock throughout the season will be
fglS-tfr KEPT FULL AND COMPLETE.
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DR.. A. A. BLANDY,
SUCCESSOR TO DR.. c. A. HARRIS.
o'o-tIr 81 NORTH CHARLES STREET
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If there is any foundation whatsoever for the
very suspicious telegram received here yesterday,
our old acquaintance, General AMPUD1A, is a
splendid illustration of the truth of the we'll known
couplet which assures US that
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MARRIED.
;, IN the 3ls March. BIZ Rev Isaac p Cook FREngprCy
hkIE to Miss MAHALA COOK.
= On the Slst March, by Rev. II. Fu7loug JACKSON
!, 'GEN RITZ to Miss GE0kGIANA NICHOLSON oil =,
this city. '4-0'N' e OF
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DIED
On the I'd in, tant, JAMES CLEMENTS apaI % ,.,., ,
volunteer in the Mexican war. e % Se"' :: d
IN the LIST instant after pOtracte Illness Mrs FTIz
BETH TURNER, wife of the late Joha Turner IN tho IN
of her aye 'A>i' III VIC IN
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-. s BAvERFoRD, PA, Feb c, 1861
SIR: wish yOu!o send one more box Of your Cenhs
lie Pills, haze received great deal Of benefit from them
Yours. respectfully.
MARY ANN STOIKHOUSE.
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p0BE E 'E' 5, BROWN CO., 'A"''l 'AV'l
10 nI No 2 GERMAN I;F STREET, Baltimore.
AND FOREIGN Manu- ACTJRERs' AGENTS,
ForT 16 "a BAL g5ARTELTE,s 18TH AXDBLAY LINENS
4 H2EH P P4FET Flax S5 SPNNING CO.'S re-
DUNDEE SS So RRlAPEKS DAMAsK, &c
,-,-onr,,,, CANVASS PADNINGS, all grades
I'D Il i3a IoFs AI6S SYss
* HITTING COTTON, Domestic and German
H OF s. and threads superior article for sale by
n2itf 40 Baltimore st, between Gay and p Fdsr,ck
GLOVES of Cloth, Merino, Cotton and WooI
~ Also, HalfiIose of Nerino, Cotton and Wool
matt 40 Baltimore st between Gay and IFA lsdsfc
M ERINO, WOULLEN, COTTON AND GAUZE
I'VE SHIRTS and DRAWERS for Lads Gents and CHI
GTS: T3i "9%i and Cotton Hose OF all kinds Also
nzl.tf No 40 faIt between ay and Fl dsfick.
SELLING OFF all Wool Shirts and Drawers
~ at very low prices. Call and examine.
n2atf 80 Baltimore st, between Cav and Frederick
XEPHYR WURSTED, Chenille and Embroi-
matt q B.more St. between Gay and d F 4AdSNk
WO0LLEN KNITTING YARNS, of Merino
w and Saxony Wool, a large assortment,
n2t 20 Baltimore ST. between Gay and Ffederick
SOCIAL MANUFACTURING COMPANY5S
fe29.tf FRICK. PHILLIPS : CO.
A RKWRIGHT FINE COTTONS.
ssf Just received and Fk Fl i2e 3y
REYNOLD' S BLUE SATINETS.
fsss y cases in store and for f FRi6yy
DONTOOSJC UNION CLOTHS.
and sale By '"' 0''S' GREENS anu Mixtures in sof
fs28.tf FRIcK, Phillips Co
pARKER'S UNION CASSIMERS AND SAT
a n StO and alah-
fe28-tf FRfCK, PHILLIPS L co.
NJ EVANSVILLE FINE BLEACRED
fsss GorfoNS in store and f Rk fss By
WAUREGAN MILLS COTTON, of all grades
~ in store and for saleby
NOTICE TO SAVANNAH SHIPPERS.
~ OFFICE OF CEoMwELL's STEAMSHIP LIYE,2
GhTeClloTng order has been received the oce of
CENTRAL RAILROAD OFFICE, :
All goods consigned to AMEs fo qarh q F66
ing agent not subject 10 duties, under tie Confederate
Ji when shipped 10 parcels separate and distinct
same same beng Forwarded to him and received prior the
FREE: adding only charge for making entry at Custom
HOUSE 9 very small item.
YaIcF expenses on goods transported over their Road ex-
cept those IN the annexed list and consigned above
u w. ADAMS, General Superintendent.
TO EXEMPT FROM DUTY CERTAIN COMMODITIES THEREIN
NAMED, AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES
Congrsss assembled That the following articles shall be
exempt from duty and admitted fee into said States 10
Bacon, pork hams lard, beef fish of all knds WHEAT
and Hour Of wheat, and -four OF other grains indian
corn and meal barley and barley rye and rye -four
oats and oat meal gunpowder and all the materials Of
Tl'a made lead in all forms of every descrp
ton am munitions OF war and military accoutrements
natural state. AN'0 III 'lieli
will please be governed in accordance with The
ABOVE order and instruct their ConSgnees to name some
merchant IN tavannah who will be prepared to emf and
pass all diae goods through the Custom Honse in order
to avoid delay anu expense. "
ap32t SAMUEL #. PEARCE, Agent
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From the Southern Path Finder New Orleans, Lal
Try them you that afflicted, and we are sure tina
your testimony be added the already numerous lis
mat has rec ievd benefits that other medicine can pr
duce.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-04

tFrom the Democrat, st. Cloud Mimi
| If you are, have been troubled the headae
send for box (Cephaic Plls) 50 that may have the
| in case of an attack.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-04

From the Examiner, Norfolk, Va
They have been tested in more than thousand cases
with entire success
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S;, Secretary OF the Treasury.
A. schell, Esq, Collector of Customs. New York,

me French army has been increased to a million
of me Men nenng equal to about twenty part
the navy, the police force, the spies and 40 forth
making formidable public service. ~ " ''
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ltrom the Kanawha Valley Star, Kanawha, Val
We are sure that suffering from the headache
who try them, will stick to them.
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AZ. r M4soGyILLE, CONN, Feb 5, 1861.
SIR have tried your Cephalic Pills and like them so
ceL that want you to send dollars worth more
Part OF these for the neighborS, to whom gave
lew out of tn first box got from you
Send the Pills by mall, and obige
Your ObedieDt servant,
JAMES KENNEDY.
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IRON the Advertiser, Providence, Ri
The Cephalic Pills are said to be remarkable eectve
remedy for the headache and Of the very best for tina
very frequent complaint which has been discovered
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-04
This Afternoons Report.
FOREIGN ARRITAL.

ELrr HALIFAX, Sept. 8.
The Arabia, from Liverpool Aug. "a, via
Queenstown the 18th, has arrived.
Cotton steady. Sales of two thousand
bales, including one thousand to spectators
and exporters, the market closing firm.
Manchester advices favorable.
Breadstuffs inactive.
Provisions-sman transactions.
London consols closed for money eliza
9ls.
Cotton seed is being regularly shipped to
India from Suez
Protestadts are to be allowed 10 omen
schools in France.
A company of Hay tien soldiers arriving at
POnte landau, while being refreshed, were
set upon by the people, and number msssa
cred. The troops retaliated the next day by
destroying the whole town. One hundred
and fifty persons were killed.
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ACROSS THE POTOMAC.
This Mornings Report.
FROaI WASHINGTON.
Nrw YOnK, Sept 8
The steamer Arago arrived to-day.

The steamer Arago arrived to-day.
An officer Of the returning expedition
from Hatterss, reports having seen near
Hampton Roads & strange steamer, having
what appeared TO be fosting battery. II
was believed it Was the intention to OBJ
struct communication between Fortress
Monroe and Hampton.
The Courier des Etat Unis, having gone
into new hands, viii hereafter drop adYo-
eating southern rebellion. i a- 5'
Tammany Hall Democracy last night
elected full delegation of loya!ists to the
Syracuse Convention.
Times Washington correspondent:
It has been determined by the Govern
ment to hold the position at Cape Hatteras
although the original intention was to de-.
stroy and abandon the works, but now il
will be made 8 rendezvous for army and
naval forces. This expedition is but the
commencement Of operations of which the
naval department has made ample prepar-
ations and which will be rapidly develop
ed.
The propeller Herbert arrived yesterday,
having brought as a prize a small slOOp
taken the day previous.
AAN 10 ANoNAAJ AO1NO0 Win AONOANOAo anu
primers, ammunition, including 1000
pounds percussion caps, blankets, surgical
instruments, medicines &c. She was work
ed by three men, one of whom escaped to
the Virginia shore. The others were taken
prisoners. The sloop is said TO have taken
on the freight in Washington. 'a
The Herbert shelled the WoOds,and beach
near the Rappahannock without discover
ing any rebels
The Herald correspondent sends the fol-
lowing despatch -rt
A dispatch has been received here to-day
from Richmond, via Louisville, announcing
the death of JEFF Davis. That accounts for
the display Of flags on the rebel ramparts
at half-mast to-day.
The rebels at Munson's Hill are prsctic-
ing their artillery in throwing their balls
and shell into the adjacent houses, coAlpell-
ing the inmates, chiefly women and chill
dren TO fee 10 the woods for safety.
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GRBAF NATIONAL B6BFEi
-. BALTIAORE 3 OHI0. laRoAD. !.

dsgalaad. aaroh @, 81. IS sa5sriaf' y :
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FROM WAsHINGTON,

WARRINGTON, Sept. g.
Heavy firing is heard on the Virginia
side this morning, but the reports are con.
Trajectory concerning it. H
The Mayor of Washington has appointed
Jas. q. Bradley Corporation Attorney, in
place of Jas. NJ. Carlisle, resigned
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=, Y ss..5 s5.i. n5af.L .is koad d HogF able
Asst s9.llth. Wet, ei1rth vest anti Southt7s7f =
FULL CONNECTIONS with al tbrOugil resiea
% Rniladel phia and New York, 10 the East-gfs -
south, ~ i:s Washington 1srlnch Roa6--kf pleVs-
land and Pittsburgh, Central Ohio and E[ar - and
Eouth west. --- l'-EI
Throush Tickets 20 Raltimors, Philadolthss vsv
YORK o. Boston give the privilege Of Wing over Al
any OF tbs int0rmediatS cltie8. Two Doiiaf1 = a.
hoaa sive the privilege Of visiting Washington Cfy
1n noIt8 -rF-.| E n ~ -.1T -
This = the ONLY route that esn furDish Fhrouvh
'Alezsi % 7beggago Checka 70 Waehingtdu CIfV
Eere Is Low as By any otker Route.
- lseping Oars on all Hight Trains l3aca
ASK for Tickets By baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
le 81 aH A-ia j. q. SuELIVAN
- . -, General Western Agent.
sst d fssss5os's.su asnsTs II FisSS. SS1a; a..
9i=AzsIT af1 o. sam sifE
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ReporIsd DeaIh Of Jem Davis.

AyEasue aud nueOnfrmed dispatch re.
ports the death of JEFF. Davis at Richmond.
1t is not safe 70 put too much confidence in
the report notwithstanding the, fact that
Davis has been sick for some days. We
trust there Is nc foundation for the report
for We like to see every man fulfil his des-
tiny, and It Is generally conceded that he
was "bOrn to be hung" The gallOWs should
not be cheated Of its just dues.
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ACQUVTTRD..

CINCINNATI, Sept. 3.
John W. Brown, arrested on Saturday
on charge of selling arms to the rebels,
was LonOrably acquitted this morning, there
being no evidence whatever against him.
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AaiI 3qaaa.
JJ44E'EE4EI-eANR& J E4'E4I a z - 1FOIRDO4T R0lf
ls5l. -EUHEIEB ABBAEuEMrrV-

On and % aiisE s9ndsy, August 10 ls, Trains rr6
- oaiy lsundays axco1tgd) - foll011-
~ ~ 4 =; IN Saissso 5tolDlng q Befsa es.i
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STIlL LATER

We learn that a dispatch was received
abOat nine o'clock last evening from Col
Crosamsn, who bad come up from Grafton
TO Hanningtou with about 500 men, stating
that the rebels were still at Worthington, end
that be intended to attack them at day break
this morning.
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GoMMERCIAL..
NKW YoRR nIARKKT-sep,. 3


EL0UR-Market sta'e &c belter with only lin
tied supply Offering other grades dull aud unchanged.
Receipts 203l2bhls.- l t-
sales 9i1Ibbls at 81 SOaSI,s5 for supsrnne state;
81 509l,70 tor common 70 medium extra western /;
% O5e5,l0 Tor Shipping brands extra round hooDed
Ohio S4,69@S4,7O extra state, S4,2@Sli35 superhne
western. .-. t-., ...-.--
CANADIAN FLOUR.-Market nominal y
RYE FI0UR-MArket steady at 2,S0e1s, 80 for
the range OF fine and superfine.
WHEAT-marEet about lc per bush better, the
supply is quite limited. Receipts 446O8 bush o
sales 1900 bush at los o1lOS MilWaugee club; ll6e
ais for winter red Western; l2Sc white western;
i33c prime new white Michigan.
q RYE-Msrket Quisti sO,gGO for westerni G5c9
BARLKY-Markst dull and nOlninAlly nm
chsnged. .f.lU .--~-.---
C0RN-Market may be quoted Ashade frmer.-
Sales of 5000 bush. at 49c6o5O for mixed western.
OATS-Unchanged;2 2@S5cH Tor Canadian wsstsrn
and state.
PORK-Dull and heavy; sales leo Dbls ct Sl4, ,OO9
L, 50 tor mess, 5000 prime. l-pt -+I'lo7
BEEF-mRrkst steady. n g 1a p
CUT nIEAT8-MRrket dull, 1lf Hsil .la
s-LlARD-Market heavy and sales 100 bbis western
at SfG1szc.
BUTTER Selling at Gallo foC Ohio; lOe l4s<c
CHEEsE-MAIkst steady at sa7c common to
prime. taa u r.|s.
WHIsKY-Mnrkst unch ,nsed. sales At I7c.
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Terms % - re si91:: e; 's;s y::a @
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AL tho trains going Nest ward Connect al Cleveland
Wiz W sraiIs LOT toledo Ohcagoi 0Olanbus, Oipcin-
nat, 81 Louis ESi and al the trEiRs going eastward
eonfeot af Dunkirk with tho t71ins of ths ~ n EE
Railroad, and at Bunslo with those Of the New YorS
OsasfAl aAo Baaal0 : New fofk City kailroads. -
tsvslSS6 Niass "a, 4 ~ eiiiA A. suaifss
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BUFFALO RIARKKT-sept 8.
nv TrIrazApu

FLOUR-Market unchanged.
WHEAT-Market quiet. Sales COO bush No. 2
Chicago spring at 7sHe; liCO0 bush white winter at
h5c. rTl4 ...r RI" M
CORN-Market firm. Sales ssOOO bush st :ss1ke;
1900 bush at Sc
OATs-Stesdy. Sales 2s, 900 ush as z5e
UFR EIGHTB-Firm, IL on corn, lSon wheat 20
New York.
LAKE IlIPORTs-lO0OO 600 bbls -four; Oi.C0O bus
wheat; ll6G00 corn. 5000 rye.
CANAL EXPORTs-6OOo bbls hoar; / i, 900 bus
vile t; s3 600 bush corn. $500 bush oats. = ~
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0iLEvEAAND 3 ERIE B. B. =


I;ssA. \. NIGHT EXPREsS ma TE-stonnins = =,
siEerdi Ashtabula and PainesFiIls oply; s1Id
- arrives at Cleveland ct 4izsA =, =
lesOJ A. n. HALL ThA4A-StOpptng at All Ststious
-Frri- except s0ybrook, Uniongilla, Perry Man
tor end Hioklide, and arrive Ct OisTaia1d
lz;5o P H. - EXPRESS TRAIE-stobpinR 4 e.
-Fa rarf, Golneelfs Aahiscuia and PainesEiiia
kG0OAH0 0DAFI0H TRAI5 viii leave Cosinsa-if
81 o:O0 A. n, stopping at ali stations, snd
arriving at cleveland at 9.l0 A. r. -tr--f
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OONEECrIoEs


- lhsetions are usade q AIoSrostili ,-s1,,.
an-ky d tai,lllad and hssaTk n II u 49, ~, s
We We fua15h{i Dayton and Cinciunafi IL ~ ~
I'LL VITA FREMONT 8 Indiana = ~ srd ~ 5r.iIasS
Hiss9i ne ntat lfal Southern 3 Noifbe--1 r-,liS
49, 80 4gteSJ ahd ab1sh hlilroadH 75g 1is17- -
toiti Satlano1l 4lrf 3kynsS To11n11orS
ssl5Ys 2 y ltsas ~ Louls and ali points u - 49,
tIai1s arrive In Cleveland from roiaso - ~.
Hs.t y ~ Ah.s s5 ,. NJ and ssl5 =. = 1s,-5
Ulsvsland. AHg. I9, 1871. y ~ -.
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HEA7Y RECzrPTs OF GRAIE.-The Chicago
Tribune ssys that the receipts Of graip ih
thgt city during last week amounted %
2-323, ,0s9 bushels. --T -r0
F7Whsa in South Carolina, few years ego,
an cid gentleman who had been brought up
in Charleston and thonght it the commercial
Wondet 81 the New World, said to, Us one
6ay,1 a see BY my LAST paper that last week
ug.isss than ten thousand bushels Of corn
re rscef fyed IA thst cityl just think Of i
Ten thousand hnahsls Of corn IN enc Fsekla
hds5s. l-- tltfl
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o4PTURE OF 4 REBEL TEssEL
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5satdwaTe

DRESERVE KETTLES.-POR-
III UELAlN and Tin Lined, Of aIl sizes and unu
slally cheap. For sails By qOLWELL 4 co.,
jy2 l1at l4s Ontario at. 3,
DORCELAIN LINED SAUCE
a Z FANS ene Stew Kettles, For sale By
COLWELL & CO.,
iy29 l43 Ontario street.
IRON, STEEL. NAILS. GLASS.
u and everything wanted BY builders IN the hard
ware line, cheap Ht OOLWBLL CO.,
lY2g Is IA ID L. .l4S Ontario &C.
IRON AND NJ lis WARE
Il HOUSE, Nos. 81, 6s, 66 and 81 River street, cnG
bs IS 81 and 95 on the Doch, Cleveland, Ohio.
w. OARET. MORRISON FOSTER
W.F CAREY d CO.,
WHOLESALE AGHECTY FOR THE SALE or
SHOEdBERGER's
J u n la T A n A SIT
C6mzloa and CiareoaI Sheet Troz,
JUHIATA BOILER PLATE,
FIRING PBQW AND BLISTER STEEII, STEDI
I-sa PlOp Wings, BAR IRnE, JROTOFf
WINDOW GLASS, GRIND- .e
STONES, Nm. o.
BARR'S Oelebratsd Firo ProofsAEEs, SC, .st nan.
ulsotnrara' pr.c-F. 70 VI. HaJEa
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RFREL FLAGS an HALF MAST.
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