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VEGETABLE IXFF MEDICkVES

VEGETABLE ME MEVIEAHES
Are well known to be infalEble.
DYSPEPSIA, by thoroughly cleansing
the first and second stomachs, and creating
q flow Of pure, healthy bile, instead Of the
stale andacrid kind; NATULENCY LossoF
APPETITE, HRARTBURS, HEADAcHr, REsrLEss-
MESS, LL-TEMPEh ANXIETY, LANGuoR and
MELANCHOLY, which are the general symp-
toms Of Dyspepsia, will vanish, go o natural
consequence Of its cure.
C0STIVENESS, by cleansing the whole
length of the intestines with o solvent pro-
cess, and without violence; all violent pur-
ges leave the bowels costive within two days
FEVERS Of all kinds, by restoring the
blood to a regular circulation, through the
process Of respiration In such cases, and the
thorough solution Of all intestinal obstruction
in others.
The LIFE MEDIcnrs have been known TO
cure RHEUMATISM permanently in three
weeks; and GOVT in half that time, by re-
Moxing local Inflammation from the muscle
and Agaments Of the joints.
DRoPSIES Of ell kindsf by freeing and
Strengthening the kidneys and bladder; they
operate most delightfully."- ON these important
lOAkouhg huu ACuCC uhNO CNdE JUL Auuuu u
certain remedy for the worst cases o fGRAV.
Ell.
Also WORMS, by dislodging from the
turnings the Shiny matter to whichtheSe crea-
lures adhere.
sCURvY, ULCERS, and INvETERATE
SORES, by the perfect purity which these
LIE ArDrcrErs give to the blood, and all the
sCoRBUTIc ERUpT1oNs and BAD
C0MPLEXIoNS, by their alternative effect
, upon the fluids that feed the skin, and the
: morbid state Of which occasions all eruptive
complaints, sallow, cloudy, and other disa,
lgreeable compilations
The use Of these Pills for q very short time
. will effect an entire cure Of the skin. COM
MON COLDS and INFLUENZA will al
I ways be cured by one dose, or two in the
: worst cases.
PILES-The~ original proprietor Of these
Medicines, was cured Of Piles, of IS year'
) standing BY the use Of the Life Medicines
alone.
FEVER AID AGUE.-For this scourg,
d Of the Western country, these Medicineswil
o be found a safe, speedy, and certain remedy
Other medicines leave the system subject Il
u TeLuru VI Tue ulbedbc-h CuEo NY Iucs
Medicines is PERMANENTLY them, be ga
isfed, and be cured
BILIOUS FEVERS AND LIVER COM
PLAINTS,-G NERAL DEBILITY, Loss OF
APPETITE, and DISEASES OF FEMALEs-Th'
h Medicines have been used with the most ben
e6icial results in cases of this description
KINGS EVIL, and ~ScRoFuLA, in its wors
forms, yields to the mild yet powerful actio,
Of these remarkable Medicines. NIGH,
SwEArs, NERVOUS DEBILITY, NERVOUS Con-
PLANTS Of all kinds, PALPITATIoN OF TIL
d HEART, PAINrER's Colo, are speedily cured
MERCURIAL DISEASES. PERSON.
Mose constitutions have become impaired
i by the ~injudicious use of Mercury, will fine
these Medicines a perfect cure, as they new
= err fail to eradicate from the system, all thu
: effects of Mercury, infinitely sooner than thu
most powerful preparations OF Sarsaparilla
Prepared aud sold By
W. B. M0FFAT,
335 Broadway, New-York.
For SALE. BY ALL DRueGIsrs.
: Jan, "a, belly.
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rrocted Hands o. T;ns Rio.obss nr in n,o =,
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on thefacs ana for
SORE NlPPLES AND SORE EYES,
the Cerate rs the only thing required to cure
u should DC kept IN tne mouse OF every Fam
hE
~ Il, o,Ssr hnmors s,;nS S.om nuns.
No. I. $500 81 ~ sau.- APa:s
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Letter nav Soysa ~ ~ ss aops ina. .nis
similarly am;ctsd n ne veoU ,asd Ts was
attacked with Tetter or Sslt PSsnm oa
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-06-06
MOFFAErs9

LIFE Pills ANDPHUNKx BTTTERS.
HlHESE MEDICINES have now becn bo-
fore the public for q period Of THIRTY
YEARS and during that time have main
tanned o high character in almost every part
Of the Globe, for their extraordinary and i'm.
mediate power Of restoring perfect health TO
persons sufFering under nearly every kind OF
disease TO which the human frame is liable.
The following are among the distressing
variety Of human diseases in which the
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-06-06
Retail Price, &lper b.ttls, or uiz for e6.
WILLIAM ENGLE,
Fashionable Tailor,

HAS rs-opensd q shop on Baron Street,
Ii over n. G. Campbelts Book Store,
where he is prepared 10 make anything in his
line, in the latest and most approUed styk.
Thankful for past favors, he respectfully
%sclicits of his old friends and patrons a con.
FINANCE Of their custom. EsA- Repairing
and cutting done on abort notice.tf :
Eaton. August %, 1850.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-06-06
THOSE AFFLICTED, TRY ME-
I WILL DO YOU GOODl
Purify the Blood
DIR. wEAvER's
Canker and Salt Rheum
SYRTJPI

For the Cure Of Cdnker, Salt Rheum, Fry
sipelas, Serofalous Disease, Oataneous
Eruptions, and Eoery kind Of Disease
arising from an impure State Of Thu
Blood.
The Most Effective Blood Purifier Of the
Nineteenth Century.
TT is the prescription of an Educated PLY.
i stefan, and all who are afflicted with any
of the above named diseases, should use il
without delay. 1t will drive the diseases
from the system, and when once out on the
Skin, few applications Of
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-06-06

Of every variety usually kept in Tin Shops.
He also keeps constantly OF hand the Ia
test and most approved patterns of
COOKING & PARLoR STOVES,
all Of which he will sell as low as can be pur.
chased elsewhere in the county:
He is also prepared to attend to all orders for
Tin and Sheet Iron Roofing,
on reasonable terms. The work warranted.
neA.All orders for Repairing attended to
on short notice; and the work done in such
manner as to render general satisfaction.
His shop still kept at the old stand, one
door North Of the Odd Fellows Building.
All articles in his line sold at such rates
az to require his adherence to cash terms.
WALTER 7. MCABE.
Eaton, August %, 1860. If
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Eaton lanyard.
TIVE undersigned will pay the highes.
i price for
Good Hides.

On delivery at his tanyardin Eaton, Ohio, or
ct the shop Of A. A. Seibsrt, on Baron street
he also keeps constantly OF hand and for
sale a very superior lot of Kip and Calf skins,
Sole, Harness and Bride Leather.
MARTIN REHFUsS.
Eaton, August % 1860. If
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VIM A. SCOT
Homeopathic Physician & Surgeon


CONSTANTLY keeps at hand the specific
" remedies for all kinds Of wounds and
burns; remedies which neve have nor never
will fail to give immediate relief. They give
NO pain when applied and nothing else is ev-
e required. Every family should keep them
in the house, ashley will save you from all
suffering, as wsll as from many a large Doc
Tor bill, They cured VIM. Clayton, beyond
the expectation of every one who saw him
fall from the top of three story building on
. stone pavement To prove it, you have
only to do as Clayton did, andthen apply the
remedy. They cure by 1.-THE first intention"
which keeps down inflammation, and thereby
liberation. rs cents worth ofeach will last
one year. Office in Esq. Stephens Building,
down stairs.
P. 8. II win pay the reader to commit
the above TO memory. W. A 3
August %, ls60-'E
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A NEW ARTIOL
Or. Robsok's Stomach Bltters.

A new and delightful stomachic and Cor.
dial, for giving tone to the stomach, and for
the prevention ofbillious complaints incident
to the Western country. Try it.
As morning drink, TO assist digestion
and relieve Dyspepsia, it has no equal
ITryih
tiers. Try it.
The formula Of these Bitters, now (l86l)
the sole proprietor Of DR.. Roback, original
ed with one Of the oldest and most eminent
Medical Practitioners of the West, and il ia
directly ~predicated upon the wants Of Test
ern people.
These Bitters derive their stimulus from
the powerful tonic nature Of the roots and
herbs Of which they are composed, and as
they are, by allaying unnatural cravings Of
the stomach, directly promotive Of
TEMPERANCE
the present proprietorb believes that in making
them widely known the public welfare is sub.
served.
1t will soon be for sale by all Of DR.. 70.
back'S numerous Agents, and at Hotels, &c.
tire country over. In the meantime, orders
will be filed direct from Cincinnati in any
quantity, and at the lowest rates. It is put
up in Quart Bottles, and securely packed in
one doz. cases. Half doz. sample cases, will
however, be packed and sent to any address
if desired.
Retail Price, 81 per bsttls, or six for o..
Principal Office and sales rooms, No.
East Fourth Street, Sd building from Main
Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. Laboratory No. 81
Hammond Street.
For sale in Preble county by Ii. Brook
ms 4 Son, Eaton; s. M. Richey, New Paris
D. b Loutzenhiser, New Westviile; Jas
Hoover, Lewisburg; Murray d Bernard
Morning Sun; A. Sterling, Eldorado; S
Degginger, Fair Haven; j. H. Bohn, Cam
den; Leas q Nishwonger, West Sonora; R
Lakey Enterprise; L Chine, New Hop,
Station; Joel Lesh, Wheatville; Joseph Da
| Wis, West Alexandria and BY Druggists ant
Merchants generally throughout the Union
August %, 1860. 6m
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rs OTIS. rs cts.
SPRING REMEDY-Ev1DENcE FROM HONE
DR.. s. o. RICHARDSON'S
SHERRY NzNE.BZ7zERS. ~
THE CELEBRATED NEW ENGLAND sAa
REMEDY FOR HABITUAL C0NHTJ. tAsT
PATTON.
Jdaadice, Eever and Ag9e, General De6itt. q '
IT, and all Dtseases arising from Dc fe a.
ordered Stomach, LVer or Borss,
THEY are used and recommended BY
leading Physicians Of the country, and al
who try them pro them inyaluable.
DR.. Wm. NJ. Kerr. of Rogersville, Indisns,Sa
writes ~ that they are the moat valuable rs
medicine offered. He has recommended
them with great success, and with them made
several cures of palpita.ion of the hear Rnd As
general debility.
Geo. W. Hoffman, of Sidney, Shelby Co,
Ohio, says he was afflicted with rheumatism =
for twenty years, in all its various forms, aud
at the date ofhis letter he had been . years
well; the Bitters e~ffecting the cure, when se- q,
veral physicians attending him could do him
NO good. He says, "for rheumatism, dys. &c
pepsis, liver complaint, kidney affection, or "a.
dropsy. it . specific certain remedy"
LW Hunt writes from Delphog, Allan Co,
Ohio "a section where Fever and Ague pro ss
walls, thyt he most cheerfully recommends
them Of decided merit in all cases Of Fever 90
and Agnc Dyspepsia, and General Debility.
D. K. Galleher, M. D., writes from Van
Vert, Ohio, II most respectfully recommend 5
the Sherry Wine Bitters TO the note Of Dye d
peptic persons, and TO all who require . . .
stimulating medicine.
SUCH NEWS We RECEIVE DAILY: 20
FULL pIkEcTioNs ACCOMPANY EACH BOTTLE ss&'
They are sold by Medicine Dealers gen
orally. PticeF5 cts. per bottle.
in HARRIS q CO., 20
Cincinnati, Ohio, Proprietors forths South s
ern and Western States, TO whom addEeSs
all orders.
Sold Wholesale and retail, byJ. P Brook. is
Iirss& Son, Elton, Ohio, T. P. Simmong
Fairhaven; hurry & Bernard Morning Sun; d
Isaac johnson, West Alexandria; Josiah 4,
Davis, West Alexandrisi s, W. Hickey, New
Paris; Robert Wright, Troy; Peter Jacobs,
Hamilton. mostly
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TIN-WARE AND STOVES!

TNHE subscriber would call the attention Of
il his old friends and customers to his
present Stock of excellent
4. EIN w
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ORIGINAL LETTERS,

from members Of the Medical Profession,
Editors Of public journals, we'll known Mer-
chants and Farmers, and Ladies' Of the high
est re~spectability, giving accounts Of extra
ordinary cures wrought by the remedies, Of
which cures they themselves were
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY, JANUARY II. 1861

NY%k wig FOR water 20 the barr brig Lavaca Parker
Tor DO; schr @ Terbell Thomas, unc.
shire Weeks LIVERPOOL 2cus Mason R moi Msm
apwng Greeman, and Union, Trip, boston. brig Hop
tins Murray NYork schr Kate Merrill wicks Boston Cd
Galveston SID ship Alfred storer. . '-''Aa4''
NEW ORLEANS, Jan Arr ships Azzan (Brl Heagau
6arks Excl tswe Augsra Rio Janero; Money nick smith,
Boston: brgs Mcintyre, Mcintyre Rockpo Pamela Plum
Cienshan Buclln Rockland Cid steamship DeSoto John
son, Nfork via Havana ships Syvanus blanchard York Ill
yerpool Pelican state Morse and chas Earwe Farsei
Bristol ri. '
sth-Arr lby ted bark Kanawha, NYork
tarks Delius Leighton 2sh, ship Tara; sOh ships Arso
ma, Bullion, and bark James Watt.
dence; CID schr Maggie Bell, Glkey, Providence
NEW BEDFORD, Jan 9-sld schr Herald, Knight, Nor
NEWPORT Jan 9-Arr brig Anglo Saxon Voorhees, Coast
OF Africa via 81 Thomas for Boston
Mitchell Richmond schr Ierned Frambes Jacksoaville
ca schr Del Norte Dinsmore Portland
CORTLAND, Jan SCld bark w Pike new of Bath. 54l
S 95ths tons Budnch Liverpoo schr Ida Wormwood Ma
RICHMOND Jan s-Arr Br schr Mariner, Parr Hllsboro
den for Richmond We; Marcea Crockett Belfast for Viz.
gina; 9th, Amanda Powers, NYork; 9th, Bliss, Pease,
ST MARKS, Dec24-Cld brIgs suwannee Munroe, NYork;
In port 9Th bsTks Jacob Merrill Ross g samuel Morley
nett for Pensacola Freight to NYork Ac
SAVANNAH Jan 6-Arr steamship Montgomery, Berry,
Dodds Fleetwood John Curtis Charleston brss Mnsrys
Mcfarland Ayr Halle Jackson, Collins Maanzas Bonita
Speedway Thompson, Porand schr pequonnock, Barnes
SALEM Jan 9sld schrs Julian Knowles rangier; Belle
WILMINGTON, Jan 9--Arr schrs T a Ward Hoa and d @
ma; knight, Parks cardenas, schr Daniel Williams Hop
kins, st Kits.
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question 70 your consideration with the earnest hope
that you viii adopt such plan OF organization as WIN Sc
cure 10 the state, at all times aud under al cfouin-
stances, an efficient and reliable military force.
am unable, In tho absence of full reports from the
clerks Of the several Counties to inform you as 10 the
military strength OF the State Such reports as have
been made 10 this department shall be laid before you
do not doubt however, that the military strength Of
hcesty thousand men,
is proper this connection that call your atten-
ton to the report Of John Heriges Keeper OF Public
Arms herewith transmitted showing the number charac
ter and condition Of the public OF the State aud
respectfully recommend that you prope tr The prchass
Of such number and character Of dras fer the ISe @ the
STATE may be necessary % thoroughly arm an efficient
military force.
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Total. ........s 50 3o4,3 1862 $4,000 4,o4S,5st
We make the following extract from the semi
annual statement of the Michigan Central Rail.
road Company, ending December /, 1867
EcoM AocouSr-REcEnTs on THE RoAD-CosrRA
DR.
December 1S60.-To balance OF this nc
count per Treesurcrs report June 1850 as Dos o.
To receipts of road for six months ending
November 80, 1860. Observation-Disclosures 17s AL so
Joth,,.s..,.,s 81 254,5l7 AZ
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LSHAM G.. HARRIS.
Thc burning Yessel Seem by Ship scargo

The Burning Vessel Seen by Ship scargo.
Thomas Fowler, seaman OF ship Scargo, recently ar
rived at Boston from Calcutta gives account of the
circumstances attending the discovery of the burning
vessel, before reported A light first seen at six
p N, December T. and supposed to be the rising moon
As night came IL thought to be vessel on fire,
and The ship down towards her. Fowler states.-
When got abreast Of the burning vessel there were
people close under bows 10 wndward who hailed u.s.
and Of those who distinctly heard the voices
shouting "Ship ahoy' There Is no doubt. that there
were a good many of them and their melancholy tones
are stin ringing in my Every time we worked ship
mot stayed he and got abreast Of the wreck we heard
the people shouting The hast time we heard them
four. O'Clock next morning. and then they could not
have been far OFF for could hear them plainly saying
"Help Oh, Godl HepV' Nothing more was heard,
and when daylight appeared man sent TO the mast
bead but nothing could be The night Of the It'll of
December, $780, one that shall never forget. Poor
men-perhaps helpless women too-struggling for life
close u.s. and having ii in power and not lend
ing them helping hand There was not much sea on at
the time; there a far heavier when board
ed the Marcia for barrel of bread aud barrel Of poa
toes. The chief mate went aft and pulled on his
heavy flannel o,ohes and sad Captain lower the boat
and will be the first man get into herr and several
Of us said Lower the boat, and you will find boats
crew. for there were only two men sick at the tme
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SHIPPING NEW s.
Port or New York, January 10, 1851.


CLEARED
Steamship Huntsville, Post savannah-H Cromwell
Steamship Alabama, schenck, savannah-saml Mitchir
Steamship Thomas Swami, Ramsey, Baltimore-H orom
Ship Henry Clay, caulkins, Lerpoo-sporord Tleston
ship Peerless Qsr9. Behm Liverpool-R Cameron.
ship CGnstsati9n MulinsI LyerpoqTo osrew.
BAH Sorioan (Brem, steengrafe, Bremen-Knauth, Ma
SSass Chase aaSaasa Broo@aa
Brig Spencer, spencer suenos Ayres-J Norton Jr.
scT Psr Ian subhs I
sHs q sso Fess
sshr Pp asn E. Young s. ,SHn psasy
schr Ii Baldwin, Glover, salem-W Brown Co.
ARRIVED.
passenserr to Lgdam lieineken 9th inst passed $
steam sp Gs sr S Ky on Gsps sH
days, via Hampton Roads days. with guano, to Barr
Ship George Hurlbut Mason Liverpool Nov o. with MIDI
pa sae 70 s yar 60 heavy
ship Henrietta Treoartin Providence days in ballast 70
Bark James Montgomery, Hopkins Newcastle. Oct 81 with
BARK A%and1, gemis Havana, Dec e with and
days of Hattcras With light winds from sw and
Brig Aianca poro, Henrlgues Portlmao, Portugal, Y
Brig Santiago QBrem(, Elsenbrock, Port Patt, Dec o.
Be fha nds &
days with mdse, to T Montel 4 Barstow
Brig Ttana of Easport Folsom Cienfuegos Dec H. with
sugar, TO master. Experienced heavy weather
Brig Cook (of Cherryheld Perkins Xibara Cuba Dec
g. with sugar TO simpson Clapp.
to Smawood, Earle Co Anchored in the lower bay yes
terday afternoon.
Schr Mary 6eenish Boston, Greenish Jacme Dec a.
with coffee and logwood to Thackery Was days getting
through the passage with strong gales ls inst lat
81 spoke schr Orlando from Aux Cages for Boston; 7h
Chncoeague bearing INV rs miles, saw ship Queen Of tho
Clippers bound N.
schr Trowbndge (of New Haven't Lyons Mayaguez PR,
Dec 80, with oranges, to Gilmartin
Schr Laura Gertrude, Campbell Fernandina, 6 DAYS
Schr Mary stedman Goodale, st Marys, Ga, 8 days
schr Col sattery Kempton Charleston days with cotton
&c, TO Jonas Smith 4 Co.
Schr Waring Smith, Charleston DAYS with cotton Sc
to McCready, Mott Co.
schr Mary Elizabeth, Reed, Newborn, S dayr
Schr Dwight Davidson, Ketchum, Rappahannock days.
Schr Tlon new, New Suffolk
Schr Tangaa, Bramhall EliZabethport for Boston
Schr James Mitchell, Morris, Elzabethport for New
Haven. - -
schr Commodore Kearncy Ioring, saeo, days
Sloop Byron, Allen, Elizabehport for Saugatuck.
Steamer Wamsutta Arey New Bedford.
steamer Abaross Jones, Providence
Steamer Penguin, Williams, Providence
SAILED
Steamships Huntsville and Aabana Savannah; Nashville
Charleston lat 95 AM) Thomas Swami Baltimore; ship
Ryeson Iiverpoo barks Sparkling Sea- yenice Jex
James Welsh, Havana; schr War Eagle Kngton ia.
From Star Of the South Savannah
Cat $3.50 AND.
Wind this morningN; at sunset NV.
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Arrivals and Departures.
ARRIvAIS

RICHMOND, 4c-sk amshp Roanoke-H Williams, BENZ
Gray j Kendall Gibbs d Mensoy, Geo Merrino, Camp
beI Rogers Thos Cosbel Mrs Q Webb Mrs Belloni Mr.
Miss Seaon and servant Miss Nichols Geo Wlet
spnola w Wallack, A Wetherbee Sweet and lady,
1T Powell DIR VIM Cornick Bucklin also the LIST I'd
and IA seamen belonging TO Br ship Emma wrecked
near New Inlet, NC-and Is In the Storage
PoRT AU PRIScE-Brig Santago-F Truce.
DEPARTURES.
SAVANNAH Steamship Hunsville-Mrs and Miss Foley,
0esner Miss Dillon, Wicks, Ruger st john Saml
White, John Adams, Crane, Peck, Mrs Ira Peck, Geo
Carr wife
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Wheat has been in lively request at advanced prices
for white Western 81 60 for white Canada 3s for red
Western 81 80 for Milwaukee club, 81 27k for North
western club, 81 81 for amber Wisconsin, 81 10 81 "a
for Chicago spring, 81 62x for white Kentucky 81 35 for
red State 81 3S for red Jersey and unasceraned prices
for white California, per bushel The inquiry for
has been fair at improved prices and IS bushels have
been disposed Of at roc Tic. for mixed Western In
store aoat and delivered TIC 73c for white and vel
low Southern bushel Rye and barley have been in
active Oats have been sought after SOC. 361sc
for State, and $3.50. 36Sc for Cansda and Western,
per busheL
CoITEE-Rio was IN fair demand at loa1c. 13c. No
thing new in other kinds.
CorroS.-The demand was good, and in view OF the
favorable by the Nova Scotian prices shade
rmer closing with mddling upland at 125sc l3c The
FRncnrs-To Liverpool the engagements included
5000 bbs. -four at 50. 3D. 9s. AID. 30 900 bushels
wheat and corn, in bulk, at lod lOd, 500 boxes
and so packages tobacco at AS. 3D. To Glasgow 10
hhds. tobacco at 35s.
HAY.ales have been made or 400 bales, at 65c e0c
per 100 lbs.
Hofs were quiet at 24c 3oc. for new crop, per ID.
LAus.-Esstern were in demand at 81 so per 900.
METALS were dull and heavy, as previously reported.
NoIAsslx Sales were made Of 800 bbs New Orleans
at 35c, and 20 half bbs do do, at SOC per gallon.
0ns.-Lnseed was in limited demand at 4sc. Soc per
gallon. Other kinds were dull and nominal
PRovrsIoSs--Pork has been in better demand and $50
bhs have been sold at $40 10 81 for mess, and
s13 sla 12h for new prime per Dbl Gut meats have
been in request al Sc. SIC for hams, and 5Zc &c.
FOR shoulders per ID Dressed hogs and bacon remained
last noticed. lard was in demand, and $50 pkgs.
been saeabe and steady $50 bbs found buyers at yes
terday's prices. Nothing new in butter or cheese
RcHSales were made Of 200 tierccs at 50 go "a %
per 100 lbs
SUGARS were in moderate demand, and sales made
OF 700 hhds., chiefly New Orleans at &c 64c, with
some Cuba at 5Kc. q &c. per Id.
WHFKEy.-Sales made OF $50 lbs. at 1e1zc. 20c,
with small lots at 20Isc. per gallon.
Sales OF Real Estate Mt Auction.
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MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.

IMPAIRMENT OF PUBLIC CHARITIES AND COR
IL recton, New YORK, January 2, 1861 -NoucEA Book
~ Record win be nj the office No Bond street. and AZ
the Rounde ~ The Park Of all persons destitute and apply ng
for work and also Of all wanting aboers Persons
the above description may obtain ali the information pos
scsed by the Conn ones, free u charge ny order "
GEO KELLocK supt o. ID r.
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