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NEW YORK mARKET-Ian. :

lHA IELEGkAPH.
COtfOn-Dun and lower. Sales At 81 - for
middling.
EIOur-stats and Western dull, but prices gsu-
eraliy without decided change.
Sales at $40 l59I0 IS for extra State; SIl 200
II 70 for common 10 good shipping bFsuds extra
round hoop Ohio Sl1 sO912 % for trade brands.
Market closing quiet.
Whfsky-0pensd dull md closed little frnsr
Sales western st 50 2s9a "a. closing st th latter
price.
Wheat-Dull " tn q drooping tendency. saIsJ
winter red western ct 50 As aa..
Rye-Quist at 81 72Ql 70 for western.
CoRn-Quiet and hrm at 81 s. for mixed vest
srn delivered.
Oafs-Duil and 1sso lower. Sales at 81 c5
for western.
CO6ee-Quiet
Sugar-Qulet.
PofrOleum-D1Il at 5Ias2o for Crude; 74aT5
for Refined in bond, asd s4995o for Refined Erss.
POPk-Unsettled and demsnd loss active. but
improving slightly ct the close Sales at $40 rs
94S 25 for new mess; S4l 609S4l IS for 1864
mess, cash aud regular way-oIouing at SE1 50
ea1h; SS5 s09s6 90 for prime, and $40 O04O 80 for
prime mess. Also, 5000 Tbs rev mess, for Fsbru-
ary, At sellers and buyers option, ct S43 506A SO
1850 bbls 1854 mess for Janus-y, same terms, q
81 1S042 90 and $50 bills prime mess, for Febru-
ary, buyers option, at S4l 70. --- ~ -.
DreeSed HOgs-Less active. Sales at165<0
lie for western
.LI.ard---Hsavy at 2O1zeal11zo. and Imsu lot. at
2S[0245za.
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TIE GREAT REBELLIoN-Mr. Hagar's tab
leaux and dialogue, description ofthe his
tory of our rebellion, were largely attend
ed on Saturday afternoon and evening, and
passed Off very croditabIy.
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Fourth Ward Relief COmnl1sIee.---The
next meeting OF the Fourth Ward Relief Committee
will be held at the residence of n. W. Taylor, 2s4
Prospect street, THIS Monday evening" at half past
seven o'clock, C.s. HOBBS,
aacrafarv
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TIE SPECIAL IEooME TAX should be paid
By January 10th, 1865, to avoid the ten per
centum penalty thereon, and costs, as pro-
vidsd by law.
RICHARD G. PARSONS,
jan5:Is5 CoIIeotor
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LOoAl. NOTICES.

New and Untried Medicines should not al
waysreceive the entire confidence of the people, but
when remedy has been practically tested for ten
years, in the general practice of a thorough ply.
sician, as has Or. D. d. seeyls's Liquid Catsrrh
Remedy, and never failed, persons afflicted with
Catarrb should Immediately test its merits
lnnQ-ra
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NEW REVENUE CUrTERs.-Capt. Youngs, of
sandusky, has received from Washington
the specifications for letting the building
of four or five steam revenue cutters.
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For TIE FRoET.-Captain Tom. Drum
mOnd, 9th United States cavalry, leaves
this morning to rejoin his regiment in the
valley of the Shenandoah. Success attend
him.
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Eead the Iist.-Tbe following are flw Of the
fortunate purchasers Of books andl Albums at the
Metropolitan Gift Book store, No. I4s Superior
street
] Elliot, Brooklyn, o, rotary castor; Daniel 7
Ydung, indianapolis, Ind, silver watch; Miss Jen-
ME Day, Lansing, Mich, silver spoon holder; Ru-
dor, Columbus, o, rotary castor; Miss Martin, Gov
ington, Ky, opera glass: E Warner, youngstown,
c, rotary castor, Miss Holmes Buffalo, N Y, revOl-
wing butter dshi Blr southerland, Springfield,
Illinois, silver cake basket; Williams, Chicago,
Illinois, breakfast castor Master Harry Griffith,
Henry county, gold lined goblet; Hiram Smith,
Penfeld, Ohio, silver cake basket; Mrs. T. Moore,
Erie, Pa, silver ice pitcher Miss Stevens, Cleys-
land, ruby lined fruit dish George Allen, Roches-
ter, silver syrup cup; I. t. Ware, Dayton, silver
butter dish; Miss Alice Doolittlo, Elyria, elegant
silver goblet Mrs. NJ, @. Jones, Dubuque, Iowa,
gold lined gobls.; MT. Bruce, Cleveland, silver
spoon holder; B. W. Hall, Windsor, Canada West,
breakfast castor; Miss hewitt, Stark county, o.,
bronze clock; B. T. Murray, Ashland, ice pitcher
= Watson, Cass county, Indiana, engraving,
Dream Of Independence
The above are but u small portion Of the fortu-
nate patrons Of the Metropolitan, tsnee our last
list.
Don't forgetto buy your books at the MotrOpOli-
tan.
IA spleniid assOrtmc mt of Photographic Albums
Constantly on hand
Call and examine before you purchase.
An books sold at publishers prices, and gift
worth from so cents to $4,000 with each.
jensls5d&w
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Donation VisIt.---There will be donation
visit at Rev J. B. Aliens, in Brooklyn Centre. en-
Wednesday afternoon and evening, January 1lthr
1895. All are invited to attend.
ian9.Is5.Itvy.
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HEAporARrERs ID A. 2arnl

4 The regular monthly meeting of this Company Is
postponed one month. By order,
jan9lSs JB. PARSONS, Iss Sergt
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First ward. Draft AssoeIatIOn.-Ths
Ward has been d Istristed and committees appointed
to canvass for fu nds, as follows:
1st-All soutIL of Division street-Wm MoIhinch
and Peter GorIah
2d-supertor street TO Hpblio squarc-K shar-
man, A E Adams.
Sd Division and Vineyard streets-Geo Frisas.
4th--Euclid sirese to Erie-Ge0 Frisee.
4th-sherif streef-B steadnan.
sth-ssneea, ohamplain and Michigan strsets-o
stuTteYant.
7th-Oak and Hickory aIley--J Glen.
sth-Ohtsrio and Kinsman to Bolivsr-G A
Myers, WI IN Kellogg and Maj Ank1ey.
I sth-PrOspScct to Eris-L N PftkiHs George Rose,
and W Warner. .--.--
A1Oth-Erie to Gross and Euclid Plaee-E R Per-
kins and Samuel Rowan.
llth-Huro strest-A CoIwsLl, O n Abbey
16th-High and MiddIe-Robsrt Reggs and John
B;olley.
Isth-Bolivar and AIIsys;;to Huron--J Ri mes, "
G steedman, Woli, Edward Waekerman and Thos
onayle
14th-Esgle to lIi4uai--J " Lee, Holt, A
Jawett lei
10Th Canal street Walter AIdrich.
l6th-Ohio street 10 Pittsburgh, and alleys bo tn
sidss-Henry Keller, q Ozark John Gawns.
l7th-Kinsman and Pittsburgh, from Eagle to
Cross-Ffank MagOrsy, John HeGarvey.
lsth-CrOss, Hill and Ohio, from Kiuszuzu 10
canal-Fm Cottersn and Pstsr B Clsrk3- --.--
1sth-Hove street-Fred Bhitshesd
The committees. will next report at the Eagins
House this (fOhday) evening. Let there be .
rOusins meeting. What is needed ia vor,. and
money, and the Ward will be out Of the dra5r Let
Us be prompt to meet the issue.
oeFtiaoates Of membership may be obtained from Z
James " Lee, Treasurer, at the Office Of Co-I..-,
Lee. Ifyou do not see the Committees coI anu
E. CHESTER, YIN. BrETETIrCI, nm Ir hin1'
Secretary. Pr.,,j.3.
jan PISS T.
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H. L. SwEEFsER.-The Meadville ReppBH-
can contains the followiog we'll merited
compliment to this excellent railway off
GER:
The community will be glad to know
that this gentleman has declined the honor
and emoluments connected with the su-
perintency of the New York & Erie Rail
way, lately rendered him by that corpora
tion.
By the declination, Mr.. sweetser will in
in pecuniaTy point of view be the loser,
as that "Father of all Roads " could, to
secure his valuable services, well afford to
settle upon him q compensation far be-
yond the reach of the A. * C. W. Railway,
while our fsvOrite enterprise, the Atlantic
and its branches, are the gamers in secur-
ing a continuance of the service of the
most capable and efficient railroad man in
the whole country, gentleman who has
not only reduced railroading to system,
but almost if not quite II science.
Our people in this turn of the railroad
wheel, find an assurance that the same
sgreeableness which has marked the past
intercourse between the officials and en-
plOyees of the road and those having busi-
ness with them is to temper all future deal
ings as we'll. If any having either local
or selfish interest in the future of the a. &
g. W. Railway, imagined of late that clouds
were gathering over it, We feel that this
late action Of the Corporation in retaining
Mr.. S. at whatever expense has dispelled
ALL
If those in power and interest from Sala-
mauca t. Cincinnati, will give him the Ii
cense in his sphere that his knowledge of his
business and his great administrative abil-
ity entitle him to, our Werd for it, within &
twelve mOnth the great unbroken Broad
Guege from New York to st. Louis will be
known in all countries, and by no other
name than the Continental Road, ~, -
CHANGE OF 0FFICERs Mr.. H C. Marshsff,
for the past twelve years General Ticket
Agent of the Cleveland, Columbus and Gin
cinnati Railroad, has resigned and accepts
ed the General Ticket Agenay of the Tray
olers' Insurance Company, of Hartford,
Conn. By his resignation, tho company
and the public will lose the services of mn
assiduous, pOlite, faithful and energetic
officer. He viii be succeeded by .AIr. S. F.
Pierson, concerning whose ability to fill the
office there is no DOUBT Mr. Pierson has
had six years experience in the Ticket De-
partment as Chief Clerk to Mr.. Marshall,
and with the energy and businesa talent
which he possesses, will make fit repre-
sentative of this successful and popular
railroad.
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\. \. MOEEY MARKET Jan. Z.

n. Z. HONEY MARKET Jan. z.
[BT TELEGRAPH.l
HIOney-FihrI7 at 7 %.
Sterling EXohanEe-QuietG at l099s9lOsZ
for gold.
aOId-Dull aud without decided change In
quotations. Opening at %. Is, declining to 226z,
and closing at f2s5<9227. ..t
Total exports Of specie day, S5O6, 700,
EsoveFHmenISt StOeks-AotiEe and hrmsr.
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COMMERCIAL.

n0RHINa LEADMR OFFIOE,
SATURDAY EYzHTEe Jan. 7ih, 1884.
ReesiPis-Ths receipts Of Grain BY rail during
tbs tEelty four hours sniing ct ons O'Clock to-day
we're as folIaEs.
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PREsESTGTroz.-on Saturday last very
pleasant affair transpired at the Post Office.
Mr.. ]. F. TaintOr, the cashier of the Post
Office, was on that occasion presented by
the employees of the Office with hand
some suit of clothe5 and an elegant hat, as
q token Of their personal respect and cor
dial feeling. He was summoned from his
desk to the principal Office by request
from Mr.. Oakley, of tho Stamp Department,
and on entering the room found the entire
staff of clerks and employees congregated
there. He was at once addressed by De-
putty Postmaster Chamberlain, who pre-
sented him with the hat, making few
appropriate remarks. Mr.. Oakley then
presented the suit of clothe0, with a neat
little speech. Mr.. TaintOr was completely
and happily surprised, but returned thanks
for the gift in pleasant manner, referring
to the kindly relations that had always
existed between himself and those con-
nected with the Office, and expressing the
hope that these relations might continue
unimpaired. He closed by wishing all
present a happy new year. The whole
affair passed Off very successfully and
pleasantly.
THE STATE BOARD OF AGRIcULTuRE. The
following is list of the members compOs-
ing the Ohio State Board of Agriculture for
the year 1866:
Nelson J. Turney. President, Circleyille.
William F. Greer, Vies- President, Paines-
vile.
David Taylor, Treasurer, Columbus.
John II. Klippart, Secretary, Columbus,
Thomas C. Jones, Delaware.
James Fullington, Milford Centre.
VIM. B. McLung, Troy,
J. ". Ross, Perrysburg.
H. R. Donnelly, Wooster.
James Buckingham, GAINESVILLE.
D. Mcmillan, Jr., Xenia.
S@CLEvELAED SUNDAY SCHOOL UNIoS.-The e
annual meeting of the Cleveland Sunday
School Union will be held this evening in
the Second Presbyterian Church ut seven
o'clock
Friends of the cause are invited to at
tend.
Cleveland, Jan. 9, 1866.
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b. w. CAGE,
Governmental,

ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE, I
CLEvELAED, o., jan. 3d. 1865. !
ATOTIOE.-ON AND AFTER THIS
date Horses offered for sale to the United States
viii be inspected at this Gov. rnmsnt C1TIsl on iha
Heights
Hours for inspection will be as follows:
From 10 to l2 o'clock A. N.
"a to ~ {" P.E.
BASIL L. SPANGLER,
ian4:ls5Istp Capt. and A. Q. NJ
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK
OF CTRVEEANn

Fiscal Agent and Designated DPpOsita-
rs or the United States,
r.
Authorized Subscription Agents for the NevLoan Of
I 3-Io TREAS URY NOTES,
On which will allow liberal commission to dealers.
Win keep on hand for ssis
UNITED STATES 6-9O BONDS
UNITED STATES 1910 BONDS
q UNITED STATES BONDS OF 1851.
UNITED STATES 7-3O TREASURY NOTES.
VIII purchase at highest market rates.
COIN,
O0IN COUPONS
Q. s QUARTERMhSTERs VOOOHERs
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS. aad
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES OF ALL KINDS
lnos:Rs[
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TRAVELLERS REGIsTRR.


~ OitfEsna wishing conveyance 70 eitast ui tiis
above Trains Boats, will BE- called for By OoAoaos
cf StsVons Omnibus Line, BY leaving thalT address
at the Omnibus onioo. I47 superior str, 81, nert
door 10 the Weddsll House
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CHIOAao aARKET..Jan.
IBT EzLrasEFH5

BE TNLEdRAPE.l
F1Our-Dun
91 70 for No. 1.
COFn-Steady.
Oats-Quist at 6I5[56o
81 To-
HoRs--Qniet at yesterdays prizes. Dressed
quiet and destined So960o. salss sl& oo9I4 60,
PrOVtstOnB-Duil.
RoEk-nsss sss Oo9ss so: prime $50 90.
Hamg-UnohaDged.
LarGi-Unehangsd. N
Reoaipts-Flour IIOOi wheat $4,000; corn 5000;
oats 1900; hogs COCO
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SALE OF TnE DAYTON, XES1A AND Br1ppr
RAnROAD.-1n pursuance of a decree eff tbs
Circuit Court of the United States. -tbs
Dayton, Xenia and Belpre Railroad bas
been sold for s25l, 900, to the Columbus and
'Xenis, and Little Miami Railroads. tbev
owning the bonds of the same. This az.
rangemsnt affords the Columbus and XeDis
double connection to Gineinnsti.-ti tiTst. b-z :
the Little Miami from Xeuia, and neTt -
the Cincinnati, Hamilton and DAYTON f-1l,- ~
Dayton. t-''-.S S.'l :.
The original design of the now extinz
guished company was to open direct COM
municstion from the Upper Ohio through
the rich minerafregions of the Muskin gum,
and the fertile valley of the scIots, to the
manufactures and commerce of the Buns,
Miami. But the line was never completed
beyond Xenia, amp that small portion has
now passed out of the hands of the stock
holders.
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Proposals for Revenue Steam
OU1teFS on fhe Lakes,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, I
December 24th, 1854.
DROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
I at this Department until u ID. Monday, the
I6th day Of January next, for the construoii n Of
three or four Revenue Steam Caters (side-Whes)
for the upbsr Lakes and one or more for Lake o.
tario.
Specifications IN detail will be furnished bidders
on application in person, or by letter TO this De-
psrtment, or to the Collectors OF the Customs at
Boston, New York, PhilsdelphII, Baltimore, and
the Collectors at the principal Lake ports.
The proposals should be sealed and addressed to
the Secretary OF the TroaSury, and endorsed the
envelope tsProposals for Building Revenue etesm
Cutters " W. p. FESSENDEN,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
cS0.Is6. .ThF FrikSat;lstP A.
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Presidency OF THE ATLANTIC & GREAT
WESTERN RAILwAY.-The Columbus States
man says that the Presidency of the Allan
tic & Great Western Railway has been ten
dersd to, and urged upon s. s. L'Honns
dieu, Esq to be held in connection with
his presens position as President of tbe q
H. 4 D Railroad. 1t is probable that ba
will accept the position. - A0
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B. D. HALE, banker,
AND
.. s. GOVERNMENT LOAN AGENT,

Subscriptions received TO the
~ 3-10 PER GENT. AND l0-4O" NATIONAL
LOAN.
lCommission allowed to Subscribers.
~U. S. Bonds Of 1881, 6-9Os. IO-4OB, Treasury
Notes, and al other Government Securities pur-
chased and for s0lso the most favorable terms.
Gold, Silver, Coupons and canada Money bought
and sold ct best rates. Deposits received and
Collections made st all sccsssible points. incur
rent funds converted at lowest. Rsvei1s stamps
for sale. oc4
NOTICR.-I have this day admitted into
partnership with me, Jerome Monroe aud
Henry A. sherWin.
GEORGE sPRAGUE.
Cleveland, Jan. I'd, 1855. jsn2:2w
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water Lsme-Firm ct 81 IS for Oszego and
Akron; s. 90 iOf Rossdsls osmsnt
PlasteE.-'PovolPs' IAnd plaster 80 90 psr
ton.
HOPs-ohio held at sO0Hc; New YORK STATE
at R59S5e.
Malt-Firm. Barley Malt quoted at 81 90 per
bushel.
Ale and POFaer-MArkst steady. We quotS
g follows Present Use TX Ale SO; STOCK XIX
E19t12i Ksnnstt ls PHls Cream SlIi Portsr
Sil. Half and quarter barrsis in proportion.
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RAILROAD BRIDGE OVER THE oHIo.-The
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company will
commence the building of their bridge
across the Ohio River at Bellair early in the
spring. It is estimated that it winrequire
twenty-five hundred workmen for three
years and half to complete the job. The
bridge, it is stated, will pass over the town
and land on the hill in the rear of th ecity.
The streets are to be arched with heavy
cut masonry.
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Card.-Husssy . Mcbride desire to inform their
friends and correspondents that they purpose con
fning their attention exclusively TO the OIL bust
ness, retiring from the Produce, Commission and
Forwarding in favor OF Malone, Petit Co., whom
they recommend to their favorable consideration,
trusting that the patronage with which they have
been favored for the past fifteen years. will be ex-
tended to their Successors.
HUSSEY & MCBRIDE.
In reference to the above, the undersigned re-
spectfully inform the numerous friends and CORES
POnpents of Hussey B Mcbride, that they have en-
tered into copartnership under the name and style
of " Malone, Petit Co.. and will continue tho
Commission and Forwarding business IL the same
premises, No. 127 and 12s River street, and hope by
strict attention to business, to secure cOntinu-
anee Of tho fayors extended to their predecessors.
II. P. MALONE,
W. B. PETIT,
janl:IS5 VIC. KOLLDfTER.
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FIRST WARD RECRUITING Association
This Association has taken the character
of 4" Mutual Protection Association Il
has adopted the same rules for its govern
ment as governed the similar association
in September last. The time for joining
has been limited to January 18th. A meet.
ing of the Association will be held at the
Engine House on Thursday evening, and
each evening thereafter until the 18th Of
January. Every man who wishes protec-
tion from the draft should be present.
WM. MELHINCH, President.
E CHESTER, Secretary. jan2:1s5
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bose . Frenfl--' l.reVvluIon aaFEs6 b

ElDle . EFen[Il8' FF00L9lon UaTE18 30
port
The following are ths rates charged by Us -
Hanas-sugAE-euEsd premium hams 3 D..-.-ss .
2EAc1 19coA y s-ssa.-lo 9
hOukders-sugar-oured Q sb............-.....Is Q
haeom-Or Smoked Sides q n..........s..a..-.al
Aard-Prtme leaf kettle-rnd'd In bbls or LTos24 c
Prime leaf ksttle-rndrid IN kegs 3 D.. Is Q
POrk-Ho mess . 8bbl....-.................,.ess %
Extra clear = tbbl........s....-............. Al 90
- No extra charge mads f0r packages or cart
sgs to railroad dspOts OF boats. All articles are
the State Orders promptly hllsd.
BOSE PRENTIss,
delS-R Nos. lSe. IAA and lAs Ontario street.
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The undersigned have this day formed a
oOpRrtnership under the style of J. G. Sim
mons & Co., for the purpose of conducting
Produce Commission business at the old To-
cation Of G Simmons, so Merwin street.
J, 6. SIMMONS,
H. G. DEMIEG.
Cleveland, o., Jan. 2, 1865. jan2;Is5.
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SE1l 7I7II7 honey ADVANCED

WUUeVVU iD g1fls % splt-3t the Old sLsnd
and Eeli-kRoNn WAGHER'B LOAN OEE1OE, on
Securities Of every kind, viz: Gold and Silver
Watches, Diamonds, Silver We're, Jewelry, GGHs,
pIsseiS Uothing, Dry Goods, Pianos, MslOdeons,
S1d eli ,srson6l property and articles Of value oD
ths wosf satisfactory tsrms. Business strictly pT
Vate. Established 1881. n, B.--A variety Of IN
Fsdeensd Wksohssj SsWelry, Guns, -. foF sails ct
bargains.
s--Oalos --1asuor 5. SEtsf and Superior stFssiE,
SVsr DAVIS a,-d esiEoftr'B Clothing store.
SsasFs J. O kE, WAGEEH
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Cleveland wholesale Iron ana sail
Market.
SATURDAY, January =, 1854.
Geo. Worihilgton Co. quote as leIioTs On
Esis l21< cents per Aeg Is deducted on orders for
lots OF 100 kegs On an orders per cent discount
is made for cash.
COMMON BAR rRos.
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HOtIee--our store will be closed at G O'Clock
P. NJ, except Saturdays, until April lst.
jan4.ls5 s. A. FULLER CO.
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7. & W. EARNINes.-The earnings of the
Toledo Wabash Railway for the month
of December last exhibit most gratifying
increase over those of the corresponding
period in 1868. Tho following is the COM
Paratiye statement of earnings
S222, ,S51 16
Ill, ,sl2 II
SIlI. .5I2 II
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2mnsemenis.

BENEFIT or NIB. O1As. HARTF,
Scenic Artist Of this Estsblishmsnt,
LAST NIGHTS OF Aladdin.
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Railway Items.

Young f F....,......,so So Yates W G........
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0uayle Thona. ,.sl2 30 Quinn "A 4 .,,,,.,,,s14 10
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Evans T W.....S34 90 Eldis b H............S20 90
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FROM THE
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PHARMACY,
MAY. 1885,
Edited by WIN. PROCTOR, 'r'
Professor Of Pharmacy, in the Philade'PD'' 0'
Pharmacy.
FROM THE

,vu n. rlud Extracts 80 out Of use owing to the hisn
- ,v. have some authoritative notifications OF the
ID. Nv which we can make them at more reasonable
cost
nIfhe latter shall the change be in the quality Of the men
or in the manner Of applying it, SO as to redaee the
n,tv requisite Can there be convo.ation Of the Com
,es tfRevision to authorize method or modh.
cation of the preset gscipesl"
With regard to the contemplated change in the quantity OF
in the menstruum ITSELF the preparation Of fluid extracts
take occasion to say that in medicine the health Of the
patient is the great object to be gained.
The cost Of material is something but when put into the
scale with human health and often human life 1t hardly
worthy OF consideration at all My Buchu (iembolds VIII
continue to be made formerly and 1t cannot be maintained
present prices they will have to be advancedO meet the ad
in the price Of material To such desire quantity in
stead Of quality would soy that 70 cheap commod
ity and may be readily added by the person using the
medicine If he desires to do so.
H. HULMBOLD, Drugggs. and Chemist,
Nc. ss4 Broadway, New'YOrk City: