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By the use of these Pills the periodic attacks OF
Nsrrors or Sick Headache may be prevented; and
IL takeHat the commencement of an attack imme-
date relief from pain and sickness will be obtained.
They seldom fail IN removing the Nausea and
Headache to which females are 80 subject.
They act gently upon the bowels,-rsmoving Cos
tirsnsss.
For Literary Men, Students, Delicate Females,
and all persons Of ssdentdrp habits, they are val
usbe as Laxative, improving the appetite, giving
tone and riRor to the digestive organs, and re
storing the natural elasticity and strength of the
whole system.
The CEPHALIC PILLS are the result of long
investigation and carefully conducted experiments,
having been In use many years, during which time
they have prevented and relieved q vast amount of
pain and suffering from Headache, whether orlsi
mating in the nsrcors 81 stem or from dersnged
state of tho stomach.
They are entirely vegetable IN their composition,
and may be taken at all times with perfect safety
without making any change of diet, and the ab-
S,ncs 0 any disagrssnbie taste renders IL easy to
adDliHtster them 10 children.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
The genuine have FIVE signatures of Henry C.
Spaldins on each Box.
Sold BY Druggists and all other Dealers in Medi-
cinee.
Box will be sent BY mail prepaid on reoeipto
the
PRICE, IS CENTS.
AL orders should be addressed to
HENRY G. SPALDIN6.
A. CEDAR STREET, New YORK.
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.bsS .E Iasss i he'd: ss' $3.50 Jpay.ry lsnsy
hofk' inssrs" payable IN January and July.
lons psysbls Il April ga 6esobsr, WI,
y: ss's: q S i!s: e M ::::s
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NoTB.-Bonds No. 1000, and below of this series,
issued June, 1857, and bonds No. 201, and above
thai, dated August, 1857, payable at the Phoenix
Bank, New York CITY, in 1887.
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From the ELamins,, Norfolk, Va
Cephslic pIlls accomplish the object fo, wbiob
they were MADE, VIZ: Cure Of headache in ali it's
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PLUMBER AND GAS FILTER,
ee removed 70 the corner of Twelfth and & gfs
De 10 prepared 70 introduce Water and Gas Upon
sapsfsction. e'
Hs has on hsrd o lot Of COOKING and other
eTQNES, WHICH 10 will sell less than cost as lie
wshoe W ket ro on them. no n
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WORN OF soSaFSs;ot sssors r,r,x.S
OF az Styles AID QxaIstiss.
AT a eRKAT SACRIFICE ON cosr
Sfoss Jor Reaf asd Rzfsve, f.~ ST.,

'"sJ0 hesf oad Ffxfsrss Ter Sale.
Az The stoek In 9. p. HooyER,s STORE.
Z0ef Lsdler. Gents, chIldfen'r asa II
-, ,,Cseryaln SHOES Also. TRkV-VN
E5tN1 Trunks are nov being sold. Ce,t -
ereet sacntces usual retail sell stpr,cee
stoeca mnch below original cost. The atfrrtlou OF
~ geosie n solicited. "a g-eat Induoemepts will
LIE above comprises . large stock NJ the hpes,
SSu a.. Tor ladies' and gentlemen
Tbs store Ne for rent and the f,xt,,.. e., al.
AHai on re prenlses, Iron Hall.
~; 1:nU ne enove stock, either IN whole mr. In
-. w ss sod q Private sale. To aay one de-
nrons o. entering the Boot, Shoe and Trnst Rnsi
sxs;n H. .ressnssS better opportunity than may
Psrsons indsSssd vim confer . fsvor n, ,,o,,,I,
-..k NO sestlng their accounts. rST6'
Boo's AND s4h ss. 10 sUII TIE
,wsH rev manefAoflrinr al kipds of Roors
- SnyEe. and CONSTANTLY reccsy1ns oSS.s
s1kry oi eAstern made worn Of everv a. a
IL. xttlvn, maze expressly % order and viIIKHy
ZIG ~ pech lower prics than has NV " 1
srfaelss ehsfseo IN Una eltJ for mach lnIeri.r
s5 mao. Y n gsI, n ssS ssa shoe. s s..,sru Ct
!" ssore sno q ne lowest pIicee Give "A 4 ca
saIt sl4 felartn 4 sko.
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F'ort the Eraminer, No,foEt, Va.
cases, with entire success.
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GAS FIXTU RES.

nars IN STORE and are CA y rccolvinf, GAS
EIfTOhbS OF entirely New Patterns and 1esIfns
end superior In style 70 ANYTHING heretnsore
onered IN this market We invite oitizens ecaereI
70 call ape examine our stock of Gas and Water
Fixtures, feeling confident that ye have the Ts.t
selected stock 10 Washington wv
Al Work IN the above line Entrusted 20 cur care
u,.u MYERS q MesHAN.
ndk o-u Sf6 ID street
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WIN. C.. FILLER,
YPsILAHrI, Mich, Ian, 1891

YPsILAnrI, Mich, Jan. "a, 1851.
MIR; sFALDIss-Sir: Not long since | sent to you
lor box ri Cephac Pills for The cure of the Ner-
vous head ache and Cost veness, aud received the
dneed TO send for more ~ '"'' W.
Please send by return mail. Direct to
A. X. WHEELER
Ypsilant, Mich.
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NoIR-The bonds numbered 25l6 and below, L.
sued in January, 1857; No $40, and Above that
New York CITY.
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tOIHs. 80 80
F'ora The Examiner, Norfolk, Va.
Trey nave been tested IN more than a thou "a nd
From the Democrat, ST. Cloud, Minr
II Jou are. or have been troubled with the head
sche, send lot box, tCephalic Pills 40 that Won
may nave them In case Of an.atteck.
From tie Adrertissr, P,or;dsr... RI
me Cephaile PIlls are said to be a remarkably
edocnve remedy for the headache, and one Of The
has ever been discovered. "i'
From the Western Il. 4. Ga.st,s. Ckicnso. Ill.,
We, we sseaInly endorse MIR. spalding, and his un-
From ths Rorauta VALLEY Sior, Knna,rIn IN
9 are sure that persons suffering with the head =
ache, who try them, viii stick to them.
fron' ths Southern rGth Finder Nsry O,lson, In
81, if, them you that are afflicted and we ARC surs
numerous iIst that has received benefts fiat ~
oiHer medicine can produce. 'N> "'
From the 81. Louis Democrat
The immense demand for the Article (ce,b,l;o
rhis) Is rapid, increasing. NV
From hs Gazette, Ddrerport, IoSra
MI SPadIng would not connect bjs mama Nth
oil o. ''oie rs ala not kHoU TO possess real merit
From the Adrsrtiser, Proride,e,. RI
The testimony in their favor Ia strong from, n.
most respectful 9 quarters "''n 'h'
From the Daily Nslcs, Newport, RI,
Cephallo Pills are taking the place of all Kinds
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THE FOLLOWING ENDORSEMENTS OF
SPALDING,S
CEPHALIC PILLS,
WILL CONVINCE ALL WHO SUFFER
FROM
II E A D ACHE
THAT
A SPEEDY AND SURE CURE
Is WITHIN THEIR REACH.

As these Tcstimoniols mere unsolicited BIZ
Mr.. SPALDING, they afford Hnguestion-
abie proof Of the efficacy ofthts
truly scientific discovery.
MAsoSvILLK, Conn.,, Feb. S, 1851.
Mr. sPALpIrG-Sir: have tried your Cephallc
Pills, and like them so tosH that want ion to
send me two dollars worth more.
Pnrt OF these are for the neighbors, to whom |
gave few gut OF the first box got from yo1.
Your ob't servant, ' J.. JAMES MES KENNEDY.
HAvBRFoRD, Pa, Feb. 6, 1861.
Ms , ST. " wish you 70 send NE
gTeat deal J benefit from them
Yours respectfully,
SPRUCE CREEK HTsIIssI ,os, Co. Pa,
II. G.. SPALDTNs-SIr: You will please ssnd me-
tive boxes OF your CephalIc PILLS. Send them i'm
RESPECTFULLY yours. JNO. 3. sIMONs.
p 81 hare used one Dor Of yoa1 Pills. ond fad
h.u1 excellent.
BELLE VERNON, Ohio, Jan. Is, 1861.
HENRY sPALpIHG, EsQ.: Please find inclossd
tTeniJ hye cents, f9r which send me other box
% y} o1r Gephaho flls. They are truly the best
Direct A. SLOWER, PM,
Belle Vernon, Wyandot co., d.
BEVERLY. Mass, Dec. IL, is6a.
n. c. sPALDINg. Eeq I wish for some circulars
or Isrse snow nliIs, 10 bring your Cephslio Pills
Onenf my outomers, who Is sub jeot to severe
Sick Heafaohe. usually lasting two days) ,cns
cured q an attack iR one hOEr by yoxy Pills which
Respectfully yours, w. b. WILKES.
RErsoLDsBuRS, FRANkLIN Co., Ohio,(
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NofH.-These bonds are dated January, 1877
PAYABLE at Bank of Commerce., New York, in
November, 1sS6-intorest payable In January and
July of each rear.
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5; ss. 20; :ss sss': ssS.: =
10 e-lr
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a:si sS1d: sss nv NJ! .s 5sy
able in January and July.
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IS. SS; 5;; Be-. !! scas 5. 1900 q: ss.' Ivy
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From the Democrat, ST. Cloud, Minr,
III Jou are, or have been troubled with the b.,d
ache send lot box, tCephalio pills,) 40 that Won
may nave them In case Of an attack
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KErNoLDsBuRs, FRANKLIN Co., Ohio,l

WI 1'OI@D ~ NANhLLN CO'I UHiO,(
January 8, 1851.
lork-Desr Sir: Inelosed find twenty five cents.
,25,) Tor which send box of Cephallo Pills"
Senn 70 adhress OF Kew. VIM. G. Filler, Reynolds
hu-g Ffanklin oopnty. Ohio
rorr Piits tro'k like eha,na-cpys Headache
almost tHSf0nteT.
Truly yours, VIM, C.. FILLER
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As these TcstimonioLs mere unsolicited by
Mr.. srALDISG, they afford unguestion-
dbte proOf Of the e6cacy ofthtS
truth scientific HiSroreru
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From the ST. Lopis Democrat
% ne immense demand for the article (Ceph,lie
PllIs)Is rapidly increasing. WV" '"e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-27

The GEORGIA MusKErs.-The ten cases OF mus
kets seized by Superintendent Kennedy from the Mon
tceo On the 22d January he still retains possesson
Of notwithstanding considerable buster and the seizure
of vessels the part of Gov. Brown, Of Georgia, and
also strenuous exertions by Messrs. Lamar and Crom.
well Of ths city to wrest them away. Our trouble
seems TO be that the real owners do not come forward
and claim them. Mr.. Kennedy has given bonds for the
safe keeping Of the arms and we believe matters in
other respects, retain their status quo Last Friday
Messrs. Lamar and Cromwell called the Superin-
tcndcnt but believe the result Of the interview was
not specially satisfactory TO thoee gentlemen. Goc.
Brora seized The three Nese.Y York ressels ter hours
after his eisi.
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be bound ,by any agreement On the other side, but
would ir<ist on taking vote according TO the propo
sions a. they stand ON the journal.
Mr.. CORWIN moved to postpone the vote on the
first resolution in The series reported by BIN as Chair
man of the Committee IN order 70 consider that pro-
posing an amendment TO the Constitution.
Mr. HICKMAN excessively moved call OF the
House, adjournment, etc., but they were al Vo'ea
down,
The Question was stated as on Mr.. Corwin's motion.
Mr. BURNETT demanded the Yeas and Nays, cay
ing il the decaratry resolution as proposes be post
poned, il would prevent vote on the Cnttenden
proposition.
The SPEAKER did not seem to understand the
question. .... J.,
Mr.. HASKIN was satisfied that vote could not be
taken tonight, and moved to adjourn. Negatiyed
Mr.. CORWINS motion was disagreed TO-, and with
out proceeding further, at 8 o'clock the House ad'
j0urned. .......
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MEETING or THE REPUBLICAN CENTRAL CLUB.-
This association, Of the relics Of the memorable
campaign of 1860, has continued 10 hold regular meet
iDgs for the discussion Of patriotic eubjects. At lie
stated meeting held ast night in the Cooper Institute,
Simeon Draper presiding, the Hon. Henry j. Ray
mond was the principal speaker and large audience
were assembled 10 hear him. Mr.. Raymond spoke, Of
course on the politics and Republican policy Of the
day and bis tone was, the main point, in favor Of
compromise urging strongly the good qualities of the
bill Of Chas Francis Adams of Massachusetts,, for the
settlement of national difficulties on the ground that
its adoption would Secure the favor Of the Border
States.
After dwelliBg on what had proved itself TO be the
"Kansas lesson" Mr. Raymond considered the Ena-
bling Act for Hew-Mexico, recommended by Mr..
Adans and said that by his recent visit 10 Washington
be had satisfied hnsef that the people Of the Border
States for the UniOn they had frequently cent
North for material aid TO carry AN election bus never
had they ssked Of the North for LEES than now. They
asked simply that such an enabling act should DO
passed in order that they might stand OH their own
ground, and on 1t they would DO sure TO win for
freedom.
The audience here became very critical; more than
dozen Of them put 10 ptby remarks, suggesting
difficulties with the Enabling act, others making
speeches contradictory TO the speaker, many asking
pointed questions, such az few but Mr. Raymond could
have answered 80 satisfactorily All Of them brehthed
pretty strong anti.compronise feeling In reference
10 the policy Of the new Administration, be thought
the Quakers idea was right: Friend, / will not
strike thee, but will hold thee uneasy Some of
the necessary forts should be retaken and the others
let 90. Let the Government collect the revenue Gy
yesss; resistance would require the rebels to strike
the first blow and the responsibility would be their
own. At the close, Mr. Raymond was loudly ap-
pauded. Chauncey shaGer made an excellent speech
of fifteen minutes
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should be stationed here, subject to mercless
rnies. and the sight Of sneh contemplate actlons

should be stationed here, subject to mercless
gales, and the sight Of spch Contemplate actions
as are daily occurring, syld stln be unable TO
raise dissenting voice or deprecatDg hand
Again, we could, without any trouble whatever,
land our troops o. Fort Pickens; but no, we
cannot; unless orders arrive, we are powerless.
1t is burning shame that the brave and gallant
Lieut.. Slemmer, who sadly needs reenforcements,
should not have the troops we have on beard,
and which we're originally intended for him.
This officer is o fitting cO-equal with Major An.
derson, and deserves much praise for his conduct
upon ssany trying occasions. 1t is tho opinion OF
many that were it not for our presence Fort
Pickens would have been attacked several days
since. As it is, our large guns are terror to
them--they knowing fully well that in case OF
necessity we should use them, aud that IN o
manner 10 do terrible execution.
The frigate Sabine and sloop-of-war st. LOUIS
are lying alongside Us. The Macedonian lett US
on Saturday for Vera Cruz "a recent gale
| drifted us seventy miles to leeward.)
We are totally in the dark as to how afair'
are progressing at the North. The one thing we
care and hope for is that an immediate settle
ment. one way or the other, may be consum
| mated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-27

George W. King, who has kept hotel at Oxford,
Benton County, Indiana, and is now, together with
two other men, confined in the county jail, on the
charge of numbering one Doctor J. II. Rowe, writes
% THr TRIBUNE for information as TO the whereabouts
Of the said DR.. Rowe. Mr.. King says DR.. r. left his
hotel on the night of the ssth Of August 1852 clandcs-
timely in his debt. lie left with a sorrel mare and
an old buggy painted green. DIR. Rowe is reported to
be from Sussex County, New-Jersey, is about feet
or Q inches in hight dark whiskers and dark eyes,
and Il rather reserved in his manners. Mr. Kngoers
$50 reward for information as TO his whereabouts or
1900 for his return TO Oxford, Benton Co.. Indiana.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-27
The Oboe Indian Troubles.

NEbNAskt JIlf, Iue5day, Eco. 70, IbOI,
The communication from this place in regard TO the
Otoo Indiana published In the papers of the 2lst,
erroneous. The Indian Agent, though long con-
followed the instructions Of the Department, which he
will earlesely continue to execute although his own
life aud the peace Of his family have been endangered
by the lawless mob.
The Indians Were accomplishing until about
thirty Of them were induced by few debased white
men TO come TO this city, knowing the agent un-
able to reach them. The whites were making threats
and not the Indians.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-27
HE Santa Fe Mail.
IspEPgyDENcE, Tuesday, Feb.

n INDEPENDENCE, Tuesday, Feb. 20, I6bI.
The Santa Fe mall with dates to the 98th ult., ar
rived here to-day.
Business at Santa Fe was extremely dull except in
provisions, which commanded good prices and quick
sales.
This mail came in with an escort Of soldiers, and
their stock giving out the cause Of the delay.
The weather on the Plains was fine and warm.
Thousands of Indians were seen on the road and
among them the Prince of Devils, SantarHk, the Kowa
chief Ie offered the party molesta'ion. The con-
ducor says that the commanding Sanlarak
as though he was great friend to the whites and for
fear he will be shot by those whom he has injured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-27

PRTsYNT PoR Cor. CoRCoRAS OF TIRE 69rH REaI-
MESr-The Irish citizens of San Francisco have pre-
pared large and beautiful medal of gold, on each
side Of which is round enameled wreath OF sham
rock and on one side inscription which tells s OVID
story. Ii reads as follows:
Prescribed the seth Regiment n. Y s. NJ. by the i.hmer
San Francisco CAL in approval of the manly course pnsuee
favor of he Prince Of Wales during his visit to SewYok sss
Francisco Jan l. 1861.
On the reverse the medal has the flag Of the Union,
a rising sum- and the motto " Erin 90 Brilgb." Col.
Corcoran as the representative of the regiment Will
OF course, be the recipient ofthis beautiful gift.
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Later from Denver CITY.

FoRT KEtRsEY, Tuesday, Feb. 20, 1861.
Mr. Frosts mule train, consisting of five wagons
from 81. Joseph for Pixies Peak, passed here early
this morning being the first Of the seaeon. The teams
were in good CONDITION. Weather clear and warm.
The Central Overland, and California and Pixies
Peak Express coaches passed here at a. H. with the
following:
DEsyER, Saturday, Feb o. 1861.
The miningprospects daily improving, and qdartz
mills will he turning ont considerable gold Pay
ing dggings are now being worked along the Platte
short distance above this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-27

HIGHLY IvTFREsrISG RUNoR.-We learn from ad'
thoiity indisputsble that gentleman, highly dis,in
guished, and prominent member Of the Virginia Con-
venion, emphatcally asserted to friend, with whom
he was in conversation about the crisis" Go home
and tell your people all is we'll and that the Fourth Of
July win be celebrated under the stars and strpes"-
Norfolk Herald, Feb. rs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-27

WAsHsGTos DEscRiBED.-This is the ute OF aweh
got mp book containing 2iO pages descriptive OF the
Capital City aud very handy for the visitor to have
with him. beside containing much useful information
for the general reader.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-27
North Carolina.

RALEIGH, Tuesday, Feb 2C, 1861.
The Legislature adjourned yesterday morning There
il some talk Of an extra session ii the events Of the
next few weeks are unfavorble TO compromise.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-27

The Fall River steamboat line to Boston announce
that the hour of departure of their boats will be
changed, on Thursday next, to p. m from this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-27
The Canadian Parliament.

ToRoSro, Tuesday, Feb. 90, 1861.
A proclamation has been issued converting Para-
nen on the 10th of March, for the dispatch Of bust.
Z
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New-yersey Legislature.

TREsToR, Tuesday, Feb. %, 1861.
The Legislature Of New.Jersey passed resolutions
to-day to meet hereafter at clock a. M, and to ad-
iourn sine die on the 9Th Of March,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-27
The fOous Of our Bank statement Tor Tie pas. weed
1891 THE PENNSYLVANIA 1861
lOOl CENTRAL RAILROAD lOOA
GREAT DOUBLE-TRACK ROUTE; u,,,
iAe grRns'2 GREAT SHORT LINE 10 THE WEST

Tie ssRHey 81 ihT sic spSRT rI ITSE no THE WEST
Office No Aston House corner GA o. sTess .y ~ H..
,na,i Cbie.so ST. Louis Sc Paul. Nashville Memphis New:
oIesn, and s other towns In the Wost NORTHWEST ard
srs for speed sud comfort BY route
Through trains for the West leave York foot OF Court
l,nd st Morning Express Evening Express p M
Sleeping and smoking cars all the trains.
Fare always low and the tune ssquck, n By any other
route. -.
v tis route Freighs Of al descriptions be forwarded TO
and from any point on the Railroads Ohio Kentucky Indiana
Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, Missouri, by RAILROAD d.
RECT the nsyigable rivers Of the West by
SIC amers nom pid,burgh -
The of Freight to and from any point Of the we s tse
by Other Railroad Companies Merchants and shippers intrus
ing the transportation OF their Freight this Company can ey
with couaeenoo its speedy transit Inc
TIis Company aso maintains Emgrsn. Acoommodan'n
lime by which parties iysng Westward enjoy chep Sna
comfortable mode Of oneha the lrsfcsss es
OF fne j. T. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent No. Asiof house.
LEECH Co, Freight Agents. =. ,,,r,, :. .
No 1 Astor House and No South WiiiamN
MCDONALD BlSCHofF, Emisram Agents,
rNncu FMIs General snpt Altoona, Pa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-27
yuarkets-Rsported BIZ telegram.

BALTIMORE Feb 26FLouR dull; Ohio and Howard street
81 3t WHEAT firm CoRs lower with declining ten denes
Mixed a5d5c Yellow 5Sd60c Provisions dull but unchanged
Coffee firm al l2fdl3c WHISKY higher.
PHtIADKLPHIl Feb. 26-FLouR hrm and scarce 81 ~ 70
WHEAr declining; Red 81 7g9 81 %; White 81 t6del So
CoRS dull st 50 sc CoYyxz 2dl3c WHISKY dull 7AS
lSc.
Ntx.Oux,Ss Feb 2s-CorroS-sales TO day, 5000 bales,
Middns To- dlic sales Of the past three days oaes
receipts Of the three days 900 against bales during the
,sme period last wear receipts less than last $4,000 bales
do at all Southern ports col 400 bales su9AR 69yant fa9tc
MoIASsgs 2it d21c EXCHANGE on London S79s4 premium
OF New olk, ldi discount. . -, ca,
CrSriyyGrI FEB 26-fLouR generally unchanged. WHrrr
I1c bu, holders ask l4c the close BACON In better de-
msnd Shoulders 7tc Sides s!Glote, and holders densc
al aa'' 'ROsToN WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT
Bosroy Tuesday Feb. 70, 1851
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-27

4 GENTLEyIAN's RESIDENCE FOR SALE,
~ TO IFT or EXCuANGE Gofimprovsd City fiopcry.l
fine HOUSE and sTABLE with u Lot; q oolas ssosi
" nnntss by Car. rom the Ferry The Grounds are ven ~
ON, with Grape Vines, Fruit Trees 10 Apply 70 W. v"
BROWER, No. eCoenties slip, NeT'iorS =. Egiss :
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-27

LEI the protection duty of twenty four per cent. be
be crushed sugar.