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THE METROPOLITAN
Washing Machine.

lT\HIS wonderful Machine is remarkable for IN,
Il following properties which it is warranted t.
possess. 1t does not wear the clothes and nevel
breaks button. 1t cleanses thoroughly the mos
delicate clothing, and rinses clear 1t is very SIN
pie. very strong and durable and can hardly ge
out of repair. 1t is light and portable, and whar
| not in use takes more room than the commo,
wash tubs common hand can with ease anl
perfect safety to the clothing. wash faster and bet
ter than four washerwomen by hand.
This machine has been greatly improved since
1898. and is now perfect. 1t now operates much
more easily, and weighs only between 60 and &c
pounds. all put up, and when taken down-which
eau be done in one fourth Of a minutes Hgh,
thata child IL years OF age can move 1T about.
Why all other .Nachines Fail
is because they rub only the surfaces of the cloth
taking it for granted that the clothes are soled on
y uion the surface. and that the dirt .ust be rub
bed off as one would clean board.
Washing by Hand Is Wrong,
because the rubbing of the surface of the cloth is
wholly unnecessary and is great Of streng 9Th
as well as a great injury to the fabric
ODSERVE that the cloth soiled is always soile,l
through and through, and that it cannot he cleans
ei without being washed through and through.
The Reason chy tie Metropolitan Succeeds
is because it forces the water powerfully through
the fabric, between the pestles, and the action OF
the water displaced by the FOUNDER carries the
clothes from the outside to the centre of the tub
1reSn surface OF clothes u
the action of the FOUNDER. thus washing every
portion of the clothes thoroughly and equally.
Tile Time and Labor .Sasea
is more than one half. Washings which require
all day by hand, are hy this Machine generally
lone in less than onehaf day. The clean
sing process is done in one fourth the time Tire
cleansing. rinsing and wringng and hanging out
taken together require less than one-half the time
an'i n" person can POSSIBLY rinse well by hand
Is wi,i, this Machine Very many persons say
rai' th" VI chine is w"rth its cost for rinsnu
T'e DasutHty Of tbs II, h;ne
= ~ g.ri.t. Ion - y r. - ili not fs-
r u p w ny yssrs. wi-i, .sI.y -.r- NJ a,s'i-
.-' - w-iie., wnpi - V-ry 'r,s.,- Tn
w,.'l cost at re airs n ali ii.r vera, han l.
red machines have 'old in the last vars
taken together, don amount To two dollars and
many If them have been in constant use in larre
families
For sale by WARD 4 sou THMAYD
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ElATENT MEDICINES.

slATENT MEDICINES.
.'aynes Medicines Nc Lanes Pills,
Railways Cooks Pills,
Grailenterg Mo.fatts
Perry Davis Painkiller, Wright's
lonng Amer. Linament, Spenyer's :.
Arabian StrOns'S
McLane's Vermifugc Extract Ginger,
tahnestoch' s. Sesllitz pow'iers,
Batesman's Drops, Lau.lnum.
Godfrey's Cordial, Paregoric,
Thompson's Eye Water, Opoiildoc,
Essence Cinnamon, British Oil.
Essence Peppermint, Soda Powders,
July -. los9 WARD & SOUTHMAYD
WIoODIN WARE. 80 1oz Painted Bnck
w cts. Lag CA.r Buckets oz VII
Buckets Zinc Wash fScfr,ls for sale hv
July -. Ie59 WARD 4 SOUrEMAYD
IFoo.- - ..}E'> .-siooa s-if.e- .u ,r Al vars
ty, Sairt Sni .r.,rs i-u -Fa Cor-. l..
Patent Cors,ts. WAi,D < oUiEIAlD
rLAss"
VI 4 general issortnhai. al . -.r-. consist
ing i'll part of Tumoiers, Pr rv. ,.s.Ie- Bl-isr
dishes, Pitchers. Hintan'! quart Fl, ~k-, &c
sDo"D!.H AND BAis LIB
i 10 kegs blasting powder, III kegs Du: ont's
and Hazards powder, 1855 Ii Bar Lal
INK.
100 Gross Black Ink in assor.eI siz, ,ctti.-
a superior quality on hand aul Tor sal" hy
1toI-rOS YARNS.
~ 2.'iJ0 h COTTON YARN. asserted Nos
July b. 1883 WARD d SOUTHMAYD.
MBRELLAS. ~ doz Umbrellas for sale by
u July 81 WARD & SoUTHMAYD
SlOWDER. I33 Kegs OF the celebrated Cleye-
u land Mills Powder, warranted the best in
market For sale by
July 6, 1888. WARD 4 S0CTHAAfD.
"ERGsINE or COAL OIL.
N Prre Coal Oil and Coal Oil LAMPS O. I'm
nys ard Wieks for sale by
July 6, ISi9. WARD 4 SOUTHAAYD.
nTSTfssS g. SAEDINES.
" l2s ,lsz. fresh Cove Oysters IS doz
cans SlrJiinss. II deg cans Loi,siers. doz Shad.
doz Pie Fruits. 2 ,loz Pickles ) doz ketchup.
; doz Pepper Sauce. 'f
ItANDiES- 50 boxes steam refined Candy.
~ july p WARD 4 SOUTHMAYD.
"TABL PAPER, FIRE SCREENS, &c.
w \ large assortment Of Wall Paper, Bord-
erips. Fire Screens, Window Blinds, Re, &c.
July ~ lo.iS WARD d SOUTHNAYD.
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cases Nerzenary cases cabinet cases royal
K rose, 4 cases Heidscick's pts q.s Chamraigne;
IL boxes Sauterne white wine y boxes claret Just
rec u and for sale by -
mar >, 1867 PENXrwI, Scorr Il Co.
New! Newt!
:. oxes old dominion MI; lii9s boxes Lee
- D'tri Morning call, ju.t re- IA ! for sale by
mar y. lobJ PESSywiT. S1orT 4 Co
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CROCERIEx.
" $50 bags Rio COFFEE 100 bbls SUGAR.
"bis crushed Sugar, Lovering's Loaf Su.
gar 10 bbls MOLASSES, . half bbls do, 900
sacks SALT, Is casks SODA, 10 bags PEPPER.
40 boxes do I b papers. 5 bags ALLSPICE.
1J0 h STAR CANDLES. 20 boxes STARCH
p oeSss of SOAP, f,rsaie by
July le5e WARE GUTHIAT0
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Attention I!

IUST rcd by steamer hickman, a large va
- riety of
BOT'S CLOTHING,
coasls;lEg OF Goats, Jackets,
Pants, Vests
Of all styles AMI materials for sale chcan by
mar ., 1860. s J ADLER
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Boots s. Shoes.
OSn cases Of every iescr ption, consisting of
OOO ladies Kip, Goat, Kid aud Grain Boots
Misses do do do do
Ladies do do do Buskins
Misses do do do do
M-n's Calfand fatent Leather Shoes
do Oxford. Wellington. Union and
Jersey Ties
MOL Pump soei Brogans
do half welt 90
do Calf and Pat. Lcath. slippers
Boys do Pump soled Brogans
do do half welt do
Youths do ao do
do Morocco and Kid Boots
Infants Velvet 10 do do
Mems French Calf Boots
do Double sole ". p dc
do KiPs S y wilt do
Boys, Youths. AND CiIillfens ditto,
all If which We off r low to the trade
jan. L. lh6l ] HENRY MILL A Co
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PREPARED By
DR. j. G. AVER Il co.
LOWELL. MASS.

Soil hr Dr l.. c. White. Van Buren Mayors Il
l;rv. Fort Sath. and by all dealers in Medicine,
e-.r,wh--c
Whol-sai- by John Wright 4 Co.. New Orleans,
NUNDSlIS =
- IL .i"x Hos.-ttsTs Bittsrs. 25 Scz Bulls Sar
sapaEiiia IL .i,.z Forre.u' Wine Bittes>. doz
StnaInaeh Hittess assorted. % VOLTS .aidam
SehnspIs. Ia ,.oz Cordiais. assorted. a5 duz Gin
Ner Winr, II doz Ginger Brandy. IL doz Black
.erry BFnn.iy. II doz Brandy Cherries- II doz
Irsndy P-aehxs. ) .ssss AHeghahy Stomach
Cordial eases saddlebss and .Ambrosial WINS.
Sy- " cases Port Wine, pure juice. IL casss old
royal Holland. ~ cases CiaTetr Wine. cases
p:n~ eJs,,9e Ram. For -ai-bs
july q. WARDS SOUTHMAED.
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.rRASS s.sfs.
(" 35n coils MANILA Rope. from Il 10 inch
lust rec'd and for sale low, by
feb J6n j. hENRY, WILLIAMS
1nnA PACKAGES of every description
lOOO Of Dry Goods, suitable for Northern
Arkansas and the .urrou,ding Indian country, re-
ceiyed by late arrivals, and will be sold the
trade. j. HENRY WILLIAMS l. CO.
Jan 10. 1869.
-
"A l'o dozen chopping axes. of the following
kIn!s:
e Hunts Key and Yankee pattern,
B'utfs and Warrens, light and heavy pattern.
Collins do do do
lately reed and for sale, by
jan 20.6J ]. HENRY, WILLIAMS l. CO.
SCOTCH SNUFF
- Browns Scs&ch Snuff. in OF papers
Goodwin'ss dc bottles
do Aaccoby do do
dec l6 = J. Henry, WILLIAMS 4 Co.
RON AND STEEL.
i 1873 900 b-oi every desert ption-to wit /:
Bar Iron q 4 to in by "a to inch. BaId iron
to ) inch by l-6 to inch. Round Iron a to
a inch. Square Iron TO Ia in. Oval Iron Il
solt inch. Round Iron to a in. HoopIron
= to 2ls inch. Slab Iron to IA in by 3-s to 4
INCH Sheet Iron all sizes and qualities. Amer.
and Swede Nail rod Iron. Cast. German Spring
Steel, all sizes. American and English Blister, ali
sizes. with whici, we are prepared to furnish me-
chanies everywhere.
July $50. JNO HENRY, WILLIAMS co.
10 box Underwood and Turner'S Lemon syrup
eIeJ in store and for sale by
June " j. HENRY, WILLIAMS d Co.
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HUST REcEIrEp
~ ss.T1CeFS Schot.,s t..::c,r.s.zs
v.x.. - <es-ss, ~ .---.s ~
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BOYS CLOTHING.

lust epeaiag large {. ef Yosstiss s,'i boys
81 s.3as s7i fur eass ebe.l.D. a tie ssore OF
sss.f c}rAUEL .nUeR
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Cincinnati Produce Market.

TUESDAY EVENING, March 20.
FLOUR-The market is unchanged and
dull; good superfine is held at 81 80, but
low grades are not saleable at over 81 40;
no sale of Importance.
WHISKY-An improved demand, but
without any change in prices: sales 1900
brls. at l3K@l34c, the latter rate for
wagon. In our report yesterday we omitted
to state that there were sales of 300 brls. at
1876.
GROCERIES-The market is unchanged
and steady at 6@7Hc. for Sugar; 32@33c.
for Molasses and l3@l3Ac. for Coffee: sales
800 hhds. Sugar at 5T@7Hc. for fair to
prime, and lCO bags Coffee at 1870.
PROVISIQNS-The market was quiet to-
day, and there were no sale of importance
Good brands of country and city mess Pork
are held at SIG 75@l7. Bacon Sides are
held at 9H@l0%c. fer Rib and clear. Shout
deIs are dull at nc. Heavy bulk Sides are
in good demand at sac, but IN advance OF
| L6Nc. is asked. Prime Lard is held al
&c with a good demand at Sc.
WHEAT-Prime white is in good de.
mand, and but little on the market; it il
wanted by shippers. Red is in good local
demand. We quote prime red at 81; prime
Indiana white at 81 O5@l O9; and prime
Kentucky white at 81 lO@l IL: sales 300
bushels prime red at 81.
CORN-Ear is steady and in fair demand
at 3O@33c., at the upper and lower depots
Shelled is unchanged and nominal at 32@
35c. for mixed and white sales 400 bushels
mixed shelled at 32c, in sacks, sacks re,
turned.
OATS-The market continues dull, but
without any change in prices. We quote
them at 25c., in bulk sales 1900 bushels
al &c. 1000 bushels choice, in sacks, OF
the landing.
RYE is Steady and in fair demand at 55@
SEC. for prime: sales $50 bushels at 56c.
BARLEY-The market is dull, and prime
Fall &c. per bushel lower, closing at 65@69c
Spring is dull at 60962c. for prime: sale
100 bushels prime Fail at 7Oc.; 400 bushel
prime Fall at &c.
we quote prime Timothy at $ll@l2 per tuu
in hales, on arrival.
CHEESE-The demand continues moder
ate at SIC. for Western Reserve Sc. 70
Hamburg, and 1910. for English Dairy.
BUTTER-The receipts of prime anI
choice qualities are light, with a good de
mand, but other grades are dull; we quot
prime to good at ll@l3c, and common a
s@lOc.
APPLES-The market is dull at 81 256
l 10 per brl. for common to prime, and S
for choice.
POTATOES-The demand is limited an
local, and the market is heavy at 81 20@l 3
per brl. for prime NeshanOcks.
SEED-Clover continues in large supply
and a further reduction was made in price,
closing at 81 20 for prime. Timothy isYi
better supply, and prices declined to So 75(
2 80 for prime sales of IL brls. Cloverhs
81 %,
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ADvnRTTsWMnNTg
Places OF Holding Election.
v OITY OLHRK's oFFT0r,

ra iea- luu oNO CITY OLlRE'S OPTION, l..
NJ EgRssyAN04 gR a MFseIUTgsS
day, q march. ls6l, notice d hereby given 70 the
following places we're dssifnated 10 hold said cleo.
tioposaid election 70 DO holden on the lst day Of
fir.it wwsFdHEnslneshOuSs. TourtA-strsss. near
second wara-EngIno-h5uSo, siSth.street, near
Third ward-Griney,s once, north side Of Second.
street, between Ludlow and Lawfence.streete
Fourth Neutrality-suspicious., Yine-street, near
OoInmbiA.
Fifth Ward Engine house, vine-strest. near
sixth Ward strlnser's Saw Factory, Park
near Whitewater Canal. aa
Seventh Ward-Elm,street, near Fourtesnth
Eighth Ward Engine-house, Gutter. street, near
Ninth Ward Engine house, wobster-street, near
'Tsnt6 Ward : Ensino.h house, near thirteenth
Eleventh ward-JunctiOn Of H~smilton.road and
TSsifS ward-BrightOn Ensine-house, Bank
TRirteepthward- Ensine. house, Sycamore street,
Fourteenth ward-Engine. house, Georse-street,
between Plum and Central-Rvenue.
Fifteenth Ward-Engine-house, Filth street, near
Sixteenth w~ard-Fngiue house, north east corner
Of Freeman and Ninth. streets.
SeyenteenthWRrd-Eng house, corner Of Vance
and Front. streets.
The polls will be opened between the hours Of six
and seven O'Clock in the morning, and close at six
mmhsS SAN, i. coRwINE, City Clerk.
Times copy.l
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COAL-There is no change in the market;
the demand is quite limited, at &c. per
bushel for the best descriptions, sloat. De-
livered to consumers, this kind sells at 90
loc. Camel retails at l3c.
CATTLE. SHEEP AND H0GS-The sup
ply OF Beef Cattle has been light, aud the
market ruled firm, at full prices. The sales
add up Goo head, at all the yards. We con.
tinue to quote common at 50 5O@2 70; fair,
$3@3 IS; good, So 5O@3 70, aud prime to
choice, So 9O@4, per GENITAL, gross. Hogs in
fair demand all the week, and the market
firm, at 81 80 and S., gross, for slop and corn
fatted the supply is moderate. Sheep sell
at $2@4 per Genital, gross, and in fair de-
mand.
EGGS-The supply fell off in the fore part
of the week, and prices advanced to 9@9%c.
per dozen, shippers count, and at the close
lOc. was asked, and obtained to som ex-
tent.
FEATHERS - There is no change in
prices; the demand is moderate at 35@37c.,
on arrival, per Id.
FLOUR-The market has been quite dull
during the week, and the demand light, and
toward the close prices declined about l0c.
per brl. Holders, however, submit to the
decline with reluctance, and as soon as any
improvement in the demand takes place
they become firmer. The demand is chiefly
from the South. The sales during the week
add up 6,0O0 brls, closing at 81 50@4 60 for
supertne 81 65@4 rs for extra; and IS for
family, new standard. At the close the feel
ing was firmer, but the demand quite mod
crate. The market closed last evening with
a fTmer feeling.
FlSH-The demand is still of the most
limited nature, and the market very dull
for all kinds. Prices remain about the same
ard we continue to quote:
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NOTICE TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CON
IN .CERN.-Netice is hereby given; that there are
%einnatf, the following Ordinances, to.wit:
To establish the grade Of Maple. street, from Free.
man street to Western avenue.
To establish the grade Of Parker-street, from Ohio
To grade and pave with bowider.stone Oliver
street, from Jobn.street to Linn-street.
To grade and pave with bowlder-stone Plum
ss-oet, from water.street 800 feet south.
10 grade and pave with bowlder-stone Ailantkus-
street, from BaDk.street to Clearwater-street.
walks on the east side of Jane-street, from Sixth
street TO the north end of said street.
To grade, repair and pave with brick the side
walk on the west side of WoOd-street, from Fifth
street to the Whitewater Canal.
walk on the south side OF Eighth street, from Cen
TO repair and pave with brick the sidewalks on
Third-street, from the Miami Canal to Kilgour-
street.
10 grade and pave with brick the sidewalk on the
south side Of Fourth-street, from John street to
Central-ayenue. Ht
from Linp street to Baymiler:street-
To grade, pave and MacRdamt2e with broken
stone Parker.street, from Ohio. avenue to North
Elm-street.
TO repair with broken stene the Lebanon Turn.
pike, from the Montgomery Road to the north cor
poratiop line.
TO grade West alley, from Park.aIley to the
northern terminus OF said alley.
To grade Cross. street, from Hamburg-street
about 200 feet east to the section line.
In pursuance Of the law, SAID Ordinances were
structed to give four weeks notice Of the tendency
The law requires all claims for damages that may
accrue from said Improvement to be filed in writing
with the City Clerk, setting forth the amount Ct
damages claimed, within two weeks after the expir-
alton Of the time required for the publication OF
mai9.dw SAM, L.. COBwINB, City Clerk.
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GLASS Casks AND BARRELS IN BELGIUM.-A
patent has been taken out by A. Hubert and
U. Cantillion, Of Liege, in Belgium, for
making small casks and barrels of glass.
The idea is to apply glass in the formation of
casks of five gallons capacity and down
ward. They blow the glass in a mould of
wood OF iron, the mould being in two parts
Of the form of the cask. A certain portion
of the molten glass is introduced into the
mould on the end of the glass-blower's staff
then the mould is closed, and the glass is
blown until it assumes the form Of the
mould, and is hollow inside.
The tap hole is pierced in the cask with a
red. hot iron. Small TASKS of a barrel-shape,
made of glass, are common, but TASKS OF
ive-gallon size appear to be an extension Of
glass application to this particular purpose,
and for holding ether, oils, &C. In sltua'
lions where they are not required to be
moved about, they will answer a most ex-
cellent purpose.
al % - UIsnnsu ahfld
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FRUIT TREES FRUIT TREES

TNHE SUBSCRIBER WOULD CALL
Il the attention of those DESTROYS OF planting
Fruit and Ornamental Trees to HE large stock.
He has for sale this spring a fine assortment of
Apple, Nect9rineI STRAW berries,
Pear, Apricot, Blackberries,
Peach, Quince, GOo5eberries,
Cherry, 5hade-treeBI Cranoerrleji
Plum, Currants, Raspberries, etc.
Grape Boots and Cuttings
Also, a large stock Of Greenhouse Plants Ever
green. Deciduous and Ornamental Trees and Shrubs.
All She above Trees, Shrubs and Stocks arc now
growing and ready for Inspection in my Walnut
Hills and Wbiteoak Nurseries.
All orders left at No. 30 Fifth treet will be
promptly filled.
Descriptive Catalogues, with prices anneTed, viii
be tent, on application to J. s. COOK, Walnut Hills
Nurseries, Cincinnati.
ftp. S.-0mntbuses pass the Nurseries every hour
starting frtm Huer's Steam Bakery, 1S2 SYca-
moTe-st four doorsabOve Fifth. mh2-tf
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WHISKY-The market closed very dull;
the current rate each day was: Wednesday
and Thursday, 1876; Friday, Saturday,
Monday and yesterday, 1916; with ssme
sales Monday at BIC; the sales yesterday
were 1850 brls. at l3H@l35sc., the latter
rate for wagon.
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SUIRgERIOR GG!yBs;T OF eJNcINNATE.
plaintiff, on the 22nd day of' ootobsr, 1850, He'd ihis
o ofjeSo5t and prayer r. au q Witch Si Is 70 81 o. all, oiiaI q 3Rdsane s1s
that the said George Hatch pay 70 the said May
rate Of ten per cent. per annnm, from let September,
1860, for which lands belonging 10 plaintiff are
the fSoiiiEoWiaHgs described real estate atssa @or Jt5ssp 81
the. said, GeO.ge Hatch, and the said Rachel X.
cure The said debt Of said George Hatch. may be
sold and the proceeds applied to the payment of said
That is to say-aIl OF lot No 10, IN square No. IL,
as shown on the plat Of subdivision made bg George
Hatch, Guardian, recorded in book No. 1870, page 5T3,
Of the Records Of Hamilton. County, measuriag IS
feet in front, On the north side Of, Bank street, and
Of lot No. 1 in square No Il, in same rlat, measur-
ing 20 feet in front, on the nortb, side Of Hamiltcn-
all Of lot Nc. 81 in the "fWhitsman E6t, as shown
on = the sr, plat a.! recorded ord d in book . { NJ ~. page Sazl
extending back, along the south side az Bank-stTeet,
g feet also anSs AL y i.S Of the Sn lot Of Of grOnns n Ay so 20 e
in front on the south side Of Dayton. street, and eI-
sITsIl e. D ss5t Inc ins s ssmS ~ Si ar v lSf Il net IT. 70 1a fSTsi
with BaymiHer ST. also, all ofthe west half Of bloch
E Aver a Te s1Ggnd in in I nat r Book no. i. p a.s1 81 % BOSSSdssd
west on Denrnan-street south on Bank-street, east
By 70 feet alley, and northwardly byground Of J,
Also, all Of the lot OF ground in the east half Of the
s fsaP in S iSS5t E on 1 he on w sRi s side u lf Fre @Ss'1Eins ana 10
extending back from said street, IS feet to a ten-feel
alley; the south line being 200 feet north of. and par.
allel TO Bank-st, Also, an the lot of ground in bloch
No; J, on the same plat, measuring, so fsetin front
on the west side of Freeman-s st, and extending bach
at right angles 100 feet, bounded south on q lot CON
veyed by George Hatch to A u. Smith. Said mort.
gage being recorded in book Ne. lSe, page 3O7, q
Hamilton County Records; and defendant, Rachel
r. Hatch, Is notified that unless she ensSer or de.
muir to the said petition on or before hetwenty-thir
(23d) day Of April, 1851, the. same win be taken n
true, end judgment rendered accordingly.
& JACKSON,
fel7-tf Attorneys fef Plaintiff.
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Certificates Continually Coming.

" Out OF Justice to myself, and a duty I owe TO
Dr., ]. HEBERN and the suffering community, !
make the following statement; l have been troubled
with a cancer in my body for many years, and /
tried the skin Of the best physicians, but grew
and remained there several months, and grew
worse. heard Of DR.. ]. HEBEHH Of this city /
went and put myself under his treatment, and In
less than four weeks ! was entirely we'll, and am at
this time at work at No. $50 Eighth-st. My reli-
dence IL az No. 46 Gest st. WIN. COOPER.
p1r salve sent to every part Of the United States,
when ordered.
The Doctor is the only physician now living who
can kill and cure a Cancer without instruments or
pain. He also cures Piles aud all kinds Of Sores,
rheumatism, etc. Once, IS BaIr-sts corner 81
%Sso. DDR. j. HEBERN.
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OILS-The m4tket has been quite dull for
Linseed, and some sales were made, on ar
rival, at 26Xc.; in the small way, it is sell
ing at 63064c. Lard is in fair demand, at
e0195e. for No. l, and 75c. for No. 2. Coal
in large supply and dull, at 60@65c. for large
lots, and 70075c. in the small way, which is
a decline. Refined Petroleum is dull at soc.
Red is selling at nc. for Saponoied. Dis
titled nominal.
PROYISI0NS-A moderate demand for
mess Pork during the week at SIG 50@l6 70
for country and city brands, but holders
generally ask 25c. higher, so that it has not
been easy to buy at these rates. A good
demand for bulk Sides, and about 600,0 900
pounds sold at 81, $50 and SIC. Shoulders
dull at &C., and not much inquired for.
Bacon Sides has been in fair demand at 9A
M99Sc. for bone, 9%@9%c. for clear rib,
and lOL@l09Sc. for clear, holders asking a
shade over these rates, but Shoulders ruled
dull at &C., and not much demand. There
has been an improved demand for Lard, and
a good business has been don in tierce at
&C., with some sales of keg at 9%@9Ao,
holders asking a shade higher for both at
the close: head and gut is dull at S@SMc.
POTATOES-The market has been dull
and prices a shade lower; prime Neshan-
ocks selling at ST. 20@l 80 per brl. The
supply is large.
RIGE-The demand is quite light at 4SS@
424c, in the regular way. In the large way
41Sc. is the rate.
SALT-The market is very dull and the
demand limited for domestic of all kinds.
In foreign we do not hear of any transac.
tons; prices are nominally unchanged and
we continue to quote:
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SUGAR-A good demand all the week,
and the market has ruled quite firm, particu-
larly for the higher grades. The sales were
800 hhds. Prices have not changed, and we
continue TO quote common at 4M@5c; low
fair 5h@5kc, fair 5M@6c, good fair 6H@
6Hc,, prime 6A@7c, and choice 7H@7H
We quote refined at 5H@9Hc.
clined to 81 rs, closing dull; the receipts
are large. Timothy in better supply, and
declined to 50 1902 So it had been selling
about the middle of the week at 50 9O@3.
No change in other kinds.
TOBACCO The demand for manufac-
tured is quite moderate, at the following
rates, which we continue from our last: