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200 Hogs'd N. o. Sugar,
20 Bbls. Loaf, Crushed and
Powdered Sugar,
100 Bbls. Clarified Sugar,
100 Boxes Havana Sugar;
200 Bis. :. II. g. N. O. Molasses'
100 do. Plantation do
500 Bags Rio coffee,
100 Mats Java coffee;
eco Kegs Assorted Nails;
500 Boxes Star Candles;
l0O Boxes Mould do
100 Pks. Mackere! s. Herring T;
80 coils Cordage;
i@n Half Bis. S. G. Soda,
iC Sxs. Babbiu's Salaratus:
nHc do. Yeast Powders:
200 Boxes Raisins:
400 do Manuf'd Tobacco;
800 do. Soap:
100 Half Chests Tea:
1880 Bills. tapping Paper:
1900 Sagars.
4 ~. L.. - L. g. ecf
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BROWN &BRO.

Have removed their Drug Store 10
the corner Of Shawnee 4 9Th sis.. cppo:
site The Mansion House. Leav+nwor,s.
and have On ha.d full supply Of Med
icines. Fine Perfumery. Brushes Of an
kinds. and every thing pertaining to the
Drug trade. 1s9Ltf
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A Polite Boy.-The other day
we were riding ina crowded car
At one Of She stations an old gentle
man entered, and was looking about
him for a seat, when a lad ten or
twelve years Of age rose up and said,
Take my seat, SIR The offer Was
accepted, and the infirm old man sal
down. why, did you give me your
seatr he inquired Of the boy. BE
cause ,ou arc old, sir, and I am a
boy was the quick reply. The pas
sengers were very mHch pleased
andrgrstified. II was q respect for
age w4icl, is always praiseworihy.,
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Al = trial, the defendant, who
was noi ia'uiliar with the numbeI
Of word, which the law employs to
make q triflin9 cisarge,after lisie ming
awhile a. the read;ng Of the indict-
rnent, jumped up aud said: Them
ERE allegations are false. and that
ere. alligator knows il.
Axerrnon in four words on She
vanity Of earthly possessions
,SI,ro.ds have no pn:kels.'
Why Is > room full Of married
people emPty1 Because there Is
mol q single Perscn present. isss
Stars shine brightest in the dark
- - III Z .
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

Editorial notices 30 eca.s pr las: l.ra, Is
cents For spneuucipg the na,l.s. y snn,i.dsses
for atiice, one dollar aud bali t4sc., &, ,s. pa.d
in advance. Yearly advertisers viii be- fn,,.,sn.i.
10 Iay quarterly. Transient ysrtissnent, ,nu :,
be pail in advance. Commsn,casions Of =, per,
sonal chasac4nr willbs charged one dollar Der
pquase, v - sst II ssapsre,i,
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] Am ES M'CAHOE
a TIT NEY- AT-LAW
Leayenwerth, Eapsas.

VIII practice in the District Courts.
Of Jefferson and Jackson Counties. 3tf
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STAGES LEAVE rms sousE pA,rY.
The Table b alwsns Supplied wish The Bsss ,hs
( Market Affords. li3.tf -
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Hanusactursn Of Photographic Materials,
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STERE0OCOPES 4 eTEREO0COPIC VIEWS,
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We he As sAsas Into he Unissa ssss
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CARD PHOTO6RARHS
Our Cataogus nov snbraceo FIVE THOUSAND dGse.
70 wheA additions constantly being nads Il
PostIsits Of hnanens Amesicans etc. yis: about
- Brig A:ssssalA sss 0tAss 0mossa, 10 pisises
siscoIo.eis g Navy oNesn rs Author.
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DIR. T. B. TALB0T'S
NIedicated Concentrated
Pineapple Cider,


~The proprieto. has known for long time thu
very beneficial results arisi z from the use of this
valuable remedy. and has been induced 10 place
il before the pubic for the benefit Of suffer NJ hu-
rnanity. 1t Will increase the strength. give Wig
or and scion t. the system, aud regulate dlses-
ton Taken internally for pains of oil kind.
lis soothing and quie'ing effect i astonishing.
DR.. Wilcox. an eminent physiciaa, employed
il with gaeat success in treating Fevers. Dyspep
Nervous Affections. Weakness. Disease OF the
Heart Stomach aHd Bowels. Delicate Females
will find il excellent remedy for all their de-
pressing all rents. Il never fails Ia relieve Nerv
Gus Tremors, Wakefuiness. etc. Ladies hav"
uss this article with great success TO heigliten
,heir color and beauty II imparis cheer ulne>-
to the disposition, briIliancy TO the comP'. xicn
TO traveller. i s o! inesiimabe value. where the
water il likely TO vary in quality and tendency
Persons ia any part of the country may adopt
i, with the utmost confidence as timely. efiica-
vious restorative.
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Manufactured and sold wholesale and se,sil. he
PUTNAM MANUFAd TURING Co. .
Is Platte Street. New Yosk, Z
af9f bennington, Vermont.
49, Clsvslansi. Oh1o.s =. - So
, 1865-03-04
CHICAGO PROVISION MARKET,

CHICAGO, March 8, 1855
The improved feeling In Barfeled Meats, noticed
vance Of fully S2-uu 3 bri in Prime Mess having
been established, the deuand betn: chiefly to iii
contracts which had been made ahead. Tha ad-
ever, Is about flled, and the market Is again more
qhles. The 1sr of March has passed, and such
parties IS were to receive high priced Pork, eaue
mani1uy up to the score, and either received and
glad 10 announce that no failures took place,
though iome parties required q little nursing,
showing, notwithstanding the stslngeney
as we'll as having greae confidence In the future Of
prices. We quots Prine Mess at the close quiet
asF Psa e III s,9dng Of a.s hs
been but little inquired for and prices remain mn
changed at .oohsa.fo. Ramps nominal at sa4oo
@s6GO. There still continues to be speculation
Is to the stock Of Pork In the country. Some
most ridiculous stateneuLs have been made by the
owners directors Of printed daily rey1ows Of
Market who i ts said. are largely interested, and
led to very little reliability, and should b. re-
ceivcd with much caution and allowance BY all.
Lard has len 9u'et but E 1da a1'GSss for prime
from 14119c, as to quality Hams In sweet pickle
differ vsFy much n ptlse according aa, to @ @9nality'
III Mh,lo those not 10 desirable ean be bad 4 lsS
1l}e. The demand during the week has
been active and eales large. Dry salted Hama,
have been quiet Al ,5c, loose, foF choice, md
1sl@1l1c. Rough Sides, 1e10l7c, loose. Cum.
berland Cnt M1ddies, 17@17Ac. Other cuts noua1-
supply and prices nominal. The receipts Of Hog1
ported. The number packed at Milwaukee, to date
lard. ID br1s and $50 ncs. Beef dull and nominal
Beef Hams active u 23Q24c.
GEO. ". Pu1111rs, JR.; l. Co,
, 1865-03-04

1ns1e WIS ia1f assausDce W eaang7 to,oay>
auu ae eenesai ptoauee nAfAe1s f'eo s1aoc
nImer: out not very seuse'
t"s4sAon .4a. ~. Ae no"ee.. "a" ou44 suu
shade easier, but without quotable change. Mess
Porx "as almost entirely neglected and We note
saes % on4t =" ot1s W P14f"e tetMs' taoo
brands however. were offered at $780, without
take1s- Ft1me Aess FoFh IVES N less inquiry, and
the market ruled comparatively dull, With sales
were In limited demand, and we note sales Of 900
brls at f2L00. Sweet picked bans mere In good
request anu afm al lo911c-tao Latter for choice
brands. Lard was dull, and We note light sales Of
PRIME stean al @4tc. 1al!oW Was qnlet, with
, 1865-03-04
Horrible A0h1r-A For Shoots His
own Brother.

l14u4A &AC AEAO4% 1lCE 1lEa3.J
A Fad affair happened on Tuesday evening
Abbott and Eighth streets, whereby boy
about fourteen years old, named Samuel
Kingston. WAS shot and instantly killed by
his brother, George Kingston, aged about
seventeen. It Stems the two boys had been
playing together In the back yard, when
some dispute arose between Chem, rs often
does among boys ut their play. The older
enc had been bea ting his brother and chasing
him around the gard, when the younger ran
into the back kitchen and told his brotherhe
must let him alone. The othef drew pistol
from his pocket, placed 1t against the head Of
his brother, q ltttte bthsnd and above the left
ear. and fired. His brains were scattered
about the room. He fell to the floor and
neither stirred or spoke again.
This morning q Corouere Jury WAS Bum-
moned By Justice Mccarthy. and 81 inquest
held on the body. 1t was gathered from the
testimony that the two boys were in the
habit Of quaneling, perhaps not more than
brothers do in some families. 1t can hardly
be CT. dited that the boy parposely shot his
brother with the intention of numbering him.
Tie sunpositon is that be intended to IRE
the pistol over Lis head for the purpose Of
Tightening him, but tGat 1t Was discharged
before he intended.
It NAV be mentioned as remarkable CHI
cums1ancc In connection with the above, that
in older brother of these two boys shot and
1pstnptly killed his mo'her while handling =
pistol, few months ago. An account Of tho
sftair was given in the papers at the time, but
there WAS satisfactory evidence that the
ST oot}ng was purely accidental. and nothing
was done with the boy. There wero siI
children In The family. The father is dsay-
man,.
, 1865-03-04
But the hue averages are Of the totals, fuclud


ous s.' 11e at8 "a ZIG 1oIaas' We1ua-
INT eolo. "nisa A.. ~
For @ thtes 49, cS nv |n' s;a Sa
For si1 years. ..................,,..' Is Ss99Ss5
The tradc with Francc also ehowx t,yorsnlo ~
suits for the United States but We have mt ,a.re
at present 10 enter Into details. Euourh. bov-
ever, has been given IN shts article to prove In
conteetably that notwithstanding the United
statcs has been engaged In war. the extent OF
which has no parallel in modern htatory, tbs bal
ance OF trade with foreign nations has beenlsrgoiy
In her favor; and that 10 iar 1eom showing OK
hau.tion in the struggle, IL did Great Britain in
the war with Ftance, tr1de and eommetce has In
creased rather than diminished.
With this chapter Of the pamphlet before us, VIC
leave It for the present On future occasion We
wtl present summsry Of the statf.tcs gtren In it
concerning the development Of the resources o.
the country. Mr. Blodget has made highly raj
nabte contribution to the commercial literature Of
Tho rorntrv. and At time too. when It was neces-
aary that come one With full knowledge Of the
.c,n,l condition of affairs should dIsproye the
false at,tcmenta and theories 1nfustsfous1y crcu-
lated hy q portion Of the Eastern press, whose
.fnn for three yeara haa been 10 break down tho
1I c1ea,t or hotb The Government and the people.
and thus afd the shareholders In their uaholt re-
bel.on.
Topaz being the last husinesa DAT OF the week,
and a1so preceding holiday, the commercial and
apanclal trsneactlons of three days were crowded
into nne Besides this, 1t was the day on which
all paper maturing on the Isl instant had to be met
ali OF which rendered It unusually busy. Gold
wos shade armer, but the advance was not SUM-
c1ent tn rive much stimulus 10 the general mr.
tata mi m material jmnroyeoentt in nrtces tool
.1.oa
~. so,,.ra to- ,,orsv ,x,s v.rv ,ct,v. ,,a
Inc aemano io1 uoaeJ 80 ssiI ae'.se, ano
me malket WIFE anusua1A} sansen7 lae oSnAe4e
diacounnpg oui7 70 thelr customers al the usasl
, 1865-03-04
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


.
Ihefe Hpzohah1y no subject which II Of great
Ct Interest ss present, in our ftru2g1e With rebe
ION. fhan the commercial and financial strength
Of the United States; and VIC doubt much 1t thsse
Is nnotheF question regarding which the1r Is &c
mnch POPULAR Ignorance. During the past three
or four Je9fS 1t has been fashionable for financial
and commercial writer's and theorists to eroak
about md com plain OF the existing state Of affairs
to denounee the Treasury Department. deplore
the state Of our finances, the decline Of cur CON-
Herce. the depreciation Of our currency, and the
gradual decay OF our Internal resources. To
pfofe shat our financial system ID all wrong, poll
ucal economists have quoted Adam Smith aud
other standard authorities, and 10 demonstrate
that balance Of trade is against rs, they hare
published carefully cooked statistical tables which
looked plausible and convincing. Il Is proper
here to state, however, that this class Of wr1ters
lu1ustate chiefly IN Boston, New YORK. and Phtla-
delphfs-in the midst of class whose religion,
patriotism and humanity are all expressed In the
aingle word Aammon. In tho West there has
been more genuine loyalty and consequently nss
U1bpQE1IlO0 ID uQQ Iaulk and CQu1pl31u4 The
, 1865-03-04

Du ine the trial of the Clearfeld county
rioters, before the Military Commission, now
III session IN Harrisburg, the existence Of q
secret organization In Ciearaeld, to resist the
execution Of the draf1, has been most clearly
proven. By the confession Of Patrick Cur
ley, one Of The consptrators. IN ex-governor
and Stale Senator, both able men, high in
political cire1es. arc represented as counsel
ing the prisoner and others In opposition to
the Government and this, too, early in Au-
gust last, ut meeting held 1t Cleardeld, and
at y time when there VAS NO excitement Of a
political campaign 10 serve as m excuse for
such violent utterance. In his confession,
Curley states that he WAS 4 member Of. the
Democsatic party and was present ut town
meeting In C1eardeld On the 18Th Of August
last, at which Ex-Governor William Bigler
md State Senator Wm, A. Wallace made
speeches, the tenor and effect Of which HaA
that no more men or money should be fur
nisAed for the prosecution of the war. Cur
ley says he VAS taught to believe that 1t was
The intention Of bis party to entirely with
hold its support from the Government in caz-
rying on The var. 4 secret society WAS at.
forwards formed In Cleasfeld, which be be-
came member Of, being m'sled By the conn
sci Of Messrs. Bigler and Wa11hce. Had it
not been for this evil counsel, many innocent
ltyee would have been spared,
, 1865-03-04

Seeds were less active with sales Of Timothy at
fI.261l.;3, Clover At f121b xnd Hungarian ut
3165-
MAUuuHATIoN DAT.
Tomorrow Saturday being kept nj over the
country ~ \ nationai holiday there will be ses-
sion On 'Change-the Beard having On Wednes-
day last determined TO celebrate it n day Of re-
Iolctng for recent victories. The banks and ssock
Exchange will also be closed.
uPoRrAAE 70 8noK11a-
The following letter WIS read on Change to-
day, received from the Committee sent to Waah-
ingtou BY tic Produce Brokers to confer With the
Government authorities on tho "tax oA salea"
question;
WASHINGTON. Feb. -.
J. r, BEAr1. Erq., Secretary Board Of Trade.
SIR:-P1easa notify the Produce Brokers that
nut one Government tax Ia required upon ono and
ne came sale. II broker pays the ta1 on sale,
hlsprtncipa Is not liable to tax Oh the Same sale.
Il principal pays tax on SALE h2 brokat II not
Aso!s though be ma, have aldyd ia easchng it
&C. GuruR1E,
... Committee.
Cattle today ara in active deusua, on Govern
uent account, and the supply, although large,
was Inadequate for the demand. There was no
material chsnee in prices, bnt the feeling wss de-
cidedly better.
Hogs wore in good demand, and IN advances of
7t@t0e was gained On smooth hog. OF medium
weights.
LATER.
Wheat was shade armer In the Afternoon, but
quiet No sold to limited extent at 81 .35, but
1T the close It was dull at that figure. Oats firmer
with sales ut 59@59tc, closing firm at 59c. Whisky
nominally unchanged. Provisions dull and ne
s1ected.
, 1865-03-04

We hear il reported that the Illinois Cen
trail Railroad have obtained control or con-
eide1nb1e ehate Of the stock Of the old St.
Charles and Mississippi Railroad, and that
they contemplate building that road through
to Polo, or some other point on their line,
with the purpose Of obtaining direct line ot
Their Own from the Mississippi to Chicago
thus obyiating the necessity OF their using
the Northwestern Read, as heretofore, which
they have always found troublesome and en-
GarIassiug. Ibis road would run through
81. Charles, sycamole ard Oregon, and prove
te hoped that their project will be successful.
Lit that be built, and our Sycamore and Cort-
land Road extended 60 as to connect at Bel
viderc with the lumber region Of the north,
aud at Morris or Ottowa with the coal dis.
trict Of the south, and our town Will become
a railroad center OF great importance.
, 1865-03-04

We hear that the agent Of large manufac-
turing ceta ablishment in this city, who recent
~ went to Mexico 10 establish branch
nouse, found It necessary, on his arrival there,
to recast the foim Of certain advertising cir
cnlers and almanacs which he had taken With
Ma1imlliisn WAS the ruling power, he had
adapted his wares to the imperial standard ;
but on reaching Vera Cruz, and instltuting
inquiries, he discovered that the bitterness
Of the people against the empire was 40 great
as to compel HIN 10 change bis plans.- While
the patriotic forces under Juarez harass and
often defeat the Imperial hatta,ions, the
masses Of the people express the hearticst
Efx3affa0 P1H.
, 1865-03-04

The market here was quits active at 1NaD12a,
ut the morning session Of the Stock Exchange,
and in The afternoon at 1o79401984.
Cook county scrip wasf good request, and fra
ate2}48e1c. We would recommend the county
Supervisors to make provision to have this scrip
fund cached Immediately. II they do this 1t will
tskc large amount now aQoat OF tho market,
and In this way enhance its value, and aid recruit
Ing. The law pasRed at the recent session of the
Legislature, authorizes them to do this, and there
should be - little delay as possible. Besides, It
will cave the county three per cent per anuun Of
interest, which Is no uncomfortable item.
, 1865-03-04

The Allegheny river fs not naYieable between
here and on City, and, al matter Of corrae, We
have not yet anY. arrirals Of Crude to record, 40
there Is no stock It Is Impossible to make aale.
given. Refined, in bond, 10 quiet and dul, With 1
dropping tendency. Free on Ia moderately active,
but The transactions are al together Of an unfn.
portant character, sals. Of % 1hls At 81. and 50
asm, With sale,of 80 bbls f.ee 1t Is and 20 do do,
at "a. Restdnnln IN IN fa1r demand and arm, with
sales atpEices ranging III the way from xa,m to
, 1865-03-04
The Def nses Of Galveston.
[Frcm the Galreston-uonstou (Texaal News,
Eah -

The deftnses Of Galveston arc being i'm
proved and enlarged. A large number Of
negroes are ut WorK strengthening the fosti-
fcltions. 1t IVES rumorcd that circular WAS
to be Issued ordering rnon-eombatants to leave
the islnnd. The inhabitants were resolved
not 10 leave unless absolutely compelled.
The soldiers had destroyed many buildings
in the suburbs Of the city for Arewood. Nine
blcckaders we're off the bar on the 20.h. We
hare said several tiuAs that if Gen. Walker
can feel that he has determined people 1T
his back he will be able to defend this coast
against any attack. We believe he has met
with such demonstrations as will give htu
the assurance. We know he is Iuliy deter
prevent any foothold being lost by us or
gained BY Them. Let our people sustain him,
and theT will see it.
, 1865-03-04

XfEElN8 BE331UA.
The following dtspztehes wers recetvsd from
New York during the session: $50, 1881; g0o
1871; o:16, 1911; but at $50 the cloatnR quotauon
was 1881. Accompanying 1t came the announce
ment that 1t had touched 1891 daring the evening.
This threw cold water On the speculative feeling,
and on the second call, not cash transae1on
took place. The Board Of Directors were en-
powered by vote Of the members to make imme-
dtate arrangements for obtaining correct and re-
liable quotations, so that incorrect reports may
not again be received.
, 1865-03-04
TT S. GOVERNMENT
Artificial. Leg Dspots,

wuers the Government ta1ni.ass :he n,sd Ssssss r.
A nnn ~ Anatomica Fs!i and eoek JOINED Les
Wheh h.s mostoa r. the s s1zs hS sae nen
pa. il !ns::ssSss - s. Laat ac l.St
4tfsss; ~ P5sf Dmes Eew YORK CITY, SO Broad"
T. over kae os' 0A' rOUGLAs BLf, u. D.,
Way. Eenern Commtss,oIer
nm,o.. and Citixsns fuFnlehed On pflyRfe
F~r instructions address DR.. BLY,, nj
,es-esa levs&. ta4 4h1&at-aAAksd1
, 1865-03-04

o. s. Fiscal Agent, and az5at ot Jay Cooke lox
ce1rtns subscriptions to tha popular 7s3 TrIAsufy
Noteb. There notes are tree from taxation, bath
State Ard municipal, the cnly 3YtrnMent Secu.
rifles now open to uoserl7aon aud At the present
p1lce Of 52os and othr u 3. Bon.s pay The hiKhsst
4RHAL IENDSR NOTES. With accraet interest to
sr1i.fens Wien assorted aceofdtnx d dsts and ae.
con1fanted bs Int. Liberal Arrangements w1l be
made With Banks aud Bankers.
j, a. ELLIs, PreMdeut. :.
E.I.TINKBAM, Cashier.
, 1865-03-04

Baltimore Provision h1arket..Feb. ~,
VerY little Is doing and market rather hea4y.
Wc4aote mess pork ut $50, ,09Ds8.5 50, bacon shoal-
deFs 21r, sides a33@a4c. sugaE cured hams a4ls5c,
:0c, and hams 20d2atc- Western lard fn brls and
tres a4ls4}c, and Baltimore refined In keR4 2l3c
, 1865-03-04
GREAT SALE OF
DRY GOODS.

:
JOHN 3. RYkRa CO, Aucutuee1s, Philadelphia,
On Thursday, March 9th,
4oo sntire packages Of Cotton and Wooden and Linen
try Goods, rcmpF1alnx the dsslFa makes oYef
offered 1t Auction Iacladed in hs sale vii oe ouud
large lines OF
BEOWN AND BLEAcHBD aaHE rINGS,
BEOWNASD DLEACHEp sHIRrINGS,
BEOWH AND COLD CORSET JEANS,
BROWN AN0 BLEACHED DRILLS,
YORK, HVERETr l. PsABERToE COTroNADKa.
KENTUCKY JEANS,
Aerrtmack, sprague. American, AmoskeaZ, and ottes
brands Of pttnts.
DENNIS, STRIPES AN1 T11Ks.
FURNITURE AND APRON C9ECK9,
6ArEETa AND CLOrH8,
And MANI othsr clas.cz at of1NPoRTEp AND poNEss
TIC GOODS.
The ab7ra Offering IL one Of the !as9e:t ever mada
u this eeuntJ. aadwe worthy TIA attention Of tho
trace. ruhthu4jf,3k Indr
, 1865-03-04

Matfsf u sales we1e 2o0 brs Posspseo?' snsns III
.-WHEkT-Rsce.1sd7 1850 nu; ,hippea 40, hn
Snss # n ad.s4ss r 2; ot
3fx e&6 Ia DO at ii II. In hn e. pr1aS rs & =.
1" 1G % q M.* /. M IT, b. 20
CnRN-Receiyed,a a25b bos ahinssd' ii !. NJ I'm Mar
ket au,e5 a1d 4e lover sails wefe :-l hu Rejected
e. 10 del; a2oo bu do It 7so To ato1a 100 bo do Il
, 1865-03-04

EtcFElH8U MNfKEK9-N1NfC6 T.
GRAE-W heat dull. Sale CIR No / red at $l.S9,
Corn-Narket lower Sales yesterday, after
unchatRed. Sa1e4 pnc car at 75c. Rye dull aud
inactive, Barley Held uom1na1y at Si35G31. ~ for
No2; 4iA Ee1.56 for Mol.
, 1865-03-04
@iafRlIaneous.
TOR 4 sTUBBORN COU{

Il use DE-. D. JAr.11 KxP1croRAHr at one
nay save yoo from ecn,u1ptlou. it ~tu c2rt
cure the mo ttnTeterake &C uRht af eo'ds.
For EforcAai&. tty Iayne's H1p.ctof"as. -
Inntue tha in noanHAtlsn,r ieve tho c1nSh. IN
enRSa y M .: m.ass,nt. 400 ptednce spssa3 sS; ~
come tho spsamodtc eontrscfion * sae v.n1 .un
ats ysrse'e. and Cause Tho election of the na
For P6hrtsr, take two OF shrro large dos'
JkJnet Hx prcsor.ns in Qa!ck succeaajoa. tud {
u1w.rmly n bal; the tiiea4e VII. b aubdued q
srtset.
Hars pon Consumpttonf Jayne'a Kxoeetorsnt
give yen I1Rmecls1e tt LET Ii c.eauses the
hom ~ tEritAtt3E matters, 1hi { II heAls an3 1t
orate4 them TtotsAnfs who have pAep giFel
81 tfetr phy1ifians have bean restores 70 Zenith
p4t
1nn9s .nu hftA4s, AIe e1ectuslly All ifpetdtly
ny Jsyna1 Kxpect,rsnE ttu no new Eemsiy.
thfrrv SeaTs It haA been before the public tn dan
fcr Itcc ust1ptIy tncreatlug, and tho evidence o
f1eat cur attYe peWrra AccnmulasnE IN our ha
Nhy not uy1t? Sold every Nhe1t-
, 1865-03-04
C0MnTERLlAL,

FnIpAY EVENING, March 3.
The following tablc shows the movement In
Produce during the pasttwenty-fou hours:
EEcTfPTs AND SHIPMENTS FOB rux PAST ~ HOURS.