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A Mua n M n n Te.

GR0V ER'S 7 H e A 7 r
w Pennsylvania avenue, near willard 8 Hotel.
LEONARD GROVER h Co.......... Directors.
LEONARD GROVER G. D. HESS.
BRILLIANT SUCCESS
AND SECOND PRESENTATION,
THIS (TUBSDAY) EVENING, Sept 81, 1865, Of
the great Historical Romance, comprising pro-
logue and three acts, founded on incidents Of the
Bloody Days ofFranoe, entitled
THE DEAD HEART.
The beautiful Scenery, the superb Mechanism
the Brilliant Music, the Elegant Costumes, the
Grand Choruses, the Unapproaohable Cast oil
Characters, and every feature Of the production
unqualihedly pronounced triumph Of art.
During the Prologue a Grand Pas de Deux
Therese Wood and o. W. Smith, and Grand Balle
D'Action by the Characters and Corps de Ballet
In active preparation, and will shortly be pro
duced, for the first time In America, a Great Ro
mantle Drama, entitled the
KNAVE OF HEARTS.
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Proposals will be received at this Office until
twelve O'Clock, on MONDAY, the 18th instant,
for grading aud graveling Ninth street west, from
to II street, the gravel to be nine inches in the
centre tspering OFF to four inches toward the
gutter line to be well rolled with heavy roller,
and to be relieved Of all stone Of improper size,
at the discretion of the Commissioner the dirt to
be deposited where the Commissioner may direct.
No part Of the appropriation will be paid until
the work Ia approved by the Commissioner and
both the Assistant Commissioners.
Bidders will state the price per cubic yard for
grading, and per square yard for grayeling; the
work TO be done this fall or next spring, as tho
Mayor may determine. ,,
JAMES II. BIRCH,
Commissioner Seventh Ward.
WIN. DONfPHAN,
WIN. CROWLEY,
sel6-dt2Th Assistant Commissioners.
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The EIeHr- HouR MOVEMENT "A meeting
Of the journoymen bricklayers was held at Union
League rooms on Tuesday evening for the pur.
pose Of taking into consideration the eight-hour
movement.
Mr.. VIM. O'Neal was called to the chair and
W. W. Goddard acted as secretary.
Charles Childers, Ferdinand Moore, VIM.
O'Neal, and John Williams were appointed del
ogates to the Workingmen' Convention.
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arrived a. the yard FOR some slight repairs She
has been lately attached to the North Atlantic
blockading squadron, and Is commanded by
Commander Alexander Murray.
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baltimore Market.

Prices given JetOl0 refer 10 toholssdi operations
only, unless othertofss eEpresssdl
WEDNESDAY, Sept. 20, 1855.
CoPFEB-No sales to- day.
FLOrR. There Is no change in the market I;
transactions reported are comprised within our
range Of prices Ms follows For City Mills Super,
IS. 2jak 80; do. low grades Extra, ~ 2ja0. 80 /;
shippibe brands do, $40. 7jall high grade do. +,
$l2; Baltimore Family, 1880; Western and
Howard street Super, Ss 2jas75; do Extra,
So 2jalO as to quality Family, $40 6Oall per Dbl
GRAIS.-Wheat- 1000 bushels offered, OF which
the proportion Of prime was very limited, and
wanted by millers. The sales comprised several
small parcels of white at a. 9OaS2 so, and red ut
IL. SOaS2 81 per bushel. Corn-Only few hun
dred bushels offered on Change; several small
lots Of inferior white sold at 7saS2 cents good do
at SO cents, and yellow at So cents per bushel.
Oats were also In very light supply; about ,OOC
bushels sold at 4Ja46 cents weight, as to quality
No receipts or sales Of Rye.
MoLAssBs-No sales; stock light and held firm
PPRovIsIoSs. There Is some inquiry for Mes
Pork to- day, 30 offered, but held firmly al
SS3 per Dbl with sales Of 80 bbls at that figure
Bacon is steady at ls34alsk cts. for Shoulders
l096al9l4 cts per lb for Sides. Bulk Meats ar,
scarce, and in the absence Of sales quotation
remains nominal Lard also scarce and firm
last sales Of butchers were 20 cts.
SrGAR.-The sales to day were comprised o
100 hhds Porto Rico at IA cts, and Is hhds Cub
| at 1874 cts. per lb
wHisKY-was quiet; no sales; we quote nom
inal at 2. 3laS232 per gallon.
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SELLING LIQUOR TO SOLDIERS. Edward
Walsh was arrested yesterday by Officer Brewer,
Of the Fourth ward, on the charge Of selling
liquor to soldiers, and was fined $40 by Justice
Walter
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

DOR RENT-TWO UNPUBLISHED
l. ROOMS, with or without Board, at No. 400
Maryland avenue. Also, Carriage House and
Stable. sell If
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ID IL. GIDEON Il CO.,
REAL ESTATE, HOUSE, AND
INSURANCE AGENTS,
COMMISSIONERS uF DEEDS AND NuTARIgs PUBLIC,
81 CEDAR STREET, and 4I6 BROOME STREET
Near Broadway NEW YORK.
Houses Let aud Leased, Real Estate Bought,
Sold, or Exchanged.
Loans Negotiated, Deeds Bonds, and Mortgages
executed.
Rents aud Claims collected.
RB- No connection with any other office iu the
city.
sel4 -3m
GENTLEMEN S DRESS SHIRTS AT
" ~. 90, ~, 1890, II, 800, Is,
with large assortment Of
GENTLEMEN'S UNDER GARMENTS,
Of all qualities, At
Low AND UNIFORM PRICES
ALSO,
MEASURES TAKEN,
| and fine Shirts made to order In the best style
| and warranted to At.
| WALL, STEPHENS 4 Co,
| S22 Pennsylvania avenue,
sep7-2wii bet, Ninth and Tenth streets.
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New JERSEY UNION CLUB.-A meeting Of
the New Jersey Union Club was held at Union
League rooms last evening. Mr.. L. Salter pre-
sided, and Mr.. S. N. Thorn acted AS secretary.
Captain Painter moved that the different com
ittees report as far as could be ascertained, who
were Union and who were disloyal, for some Of
them would stab us In the dark II they could.
They ought not to be furnished transportation
Where man has not proved his loyalty ere this,
he should not be cOuntenanced by the Govern
ment. The motion was sustained.
On motion, the recording secretary was in
structed to write to James NJ Scovel aud Marcus
L. Ward, to obtain them for the next meeting,
when they will have some good speeches.
Mr.. James +. Young, Of Georgetown, and Col.
Aiken, Of Pennsylvania, made excellent aud In
teresting speeches, which were received with
bursts Of applause by the audience. Other speak =
ers were called on, and promised to address the
meeting at some future time.
The following resolution was offered, and
adopted amid shouts Of applause:
Resolved, That our thanks are due to our brave
New Jersey soldiers, W he, while In Dixie, became
so accustomed to going forward, that now, in the
present canvass, they are found almost to man
still going JOriodrd for Ward)
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
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SHOOTING AFFRAY.-Last night about II
O'Clock shooting ARRAY occurred In front of As.
bury church, (colored, corner OF Tenth and X
streets II appears that after service a number Of
colored persons remained in front Of the church.
when a colored man, named James Butler, got
into a quarrel with another colored man. and
friend Of Buffers, Richard Addison, stepped up
to part them and to try and get Butler home.
Butler then turned to Addison and told him to go
away, at the same time drawing from his pocket
a single barrel pistol and shooting Addison In the
upper lin. Tho ball went in under the nose and
passed up the side OF his face.
Butler Immediately ran home. Oficer Ten
nant arrested Butler at his house, shortly after,
taken to his house in the alley between NJ and
aud Ninth and Tenth streets, where his wound
was examined The ball has not yet been found,
This morning Butler was brought before Justice
Thompson, and was committed to jail to await
the result Of the physician s examination.
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CHARGED WITH FoRGERY.-Yes terday
man named Eugene Fraine was arrested by Of
Rcer Crown Of tho Second precinct, on warrant
issued on complaint Of X. j. Meigs, Clerk of the
Circuit Court, charging Frame with having
forged au altered certificate, He was taken be-
fore Justice Walter, and held to bail for court In
tho sum Of $500,
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Growers THEATRE.-Thoth thrilling histor-
ical romance Of 1.-THE Dead Heart which was
produced for the first time In many years last
evening drew forth the largest audience OF the
season, 1t Is unnecessary for us to speak in
dividually Of those in the cast. All did exceed
ingly we'll, and we suppose the simple announce
sufficient TO attract an audience much larger than
that Of last evening. The beautiful danseuse,
Miss Therese Wood, assisted by the distinguished
director Of the ballet, Mr.. Geo w Smith, appear
every night.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE TO-DAY.-Some
valuable property, belonging to the estate of Il.
Y. Cross, was sold to day by order OF the Com
missioners, Messrs. Hill, Brent and Beach The
handsome double three STORY brick dwelling
house, adjoining the Presbyterian church, ON
Fairfax street. was sold to Mr. English for ~ 900
The large store house and lot on King street,
now occupied by Henry G. Fields, was with
drawn.
Two lots on the west side Of Royal street, be-
first one sold was struck of to Messrs. W. A.
Duncan and S. Miner, at II, 625. This lot has
situated on 1t q large tenement, which is Occu-
pied In front as barber shop.
The vacant lot adj dining was sold to Mr.. Barton
for IL ,52j.
The property is said to have been knocked of
at remarkably low rates. -Aterdndrtn State
Journal, yeSter az.
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LOCAL FLAIR y.

The GUARDIAN SQCIETY.-This society met
last evening at the rooms Of Mr.. Bowen, the City
Postmaster. Hon. Amos Kendall the president,
called the meeting to order. MIR. Gangewer was
elected secretary pro tenn.
Judge Sargent, from the committee appointed
to confer with Secretary Harlan, reported that
the committee had an Interview with the Secro-
tary, who exhibited a very great interest In the
object which the society had In view. The Hon.
Secretary expressed his readiness and willing
ness to do everything in his power to aid In the
establish ment Of House OF Refuge In the Dis
tTict. II Is difficult to decide whether this hearty
interest on the Fart Of the distinguished Secre-
tary is more honorable to his head or his heart.
One Of the committee, the Hon. Isaac Newton,
suggested the use Of the lot OF land labout TWEEN
ty-six acres) lying between Twelfth and Four
teenth streets, near the Canal, on the Island, as
u suitable place for the erection Of temporary
buildings for a House Of Refuge. This land Is
now used by the Agricultural Department for
Propagating Garden No. q Mr.. Newton said the
boys could be usefully employed in horticultural
labors in the garden.
Secretary Harlan suggested that the committee
have an interview with the Assistant Secretary
Of War, (the Secretary Of War being temporarily
absent,) with view to securing Government
buildings for the present use In that location
Major Eckert expressed himself quite favorable
to the idea, but could give no definite informa-
ton In the absence Of the Secretary OF War
On motion Of Dr. Brodhead, 1t was voted that
this committee be an executive committee, with
full powers to act for the soc city in taking such
measures as will secure the object in view In the
speediest manner. This committee consists OF
Judge Sargent, Judge Person, and Hon. Isaac
Newton. They will have an interview with the
Secretary of War as soon as he returns to the
city.
Secretary Harlan, Chief Justice Cartier, A. G.
Richards, D. V. Burr, and II. A. Brewster were
present, and became members Of the society.
1t being necessary to re-elect officers for the
society on motion Of Chief Justice Cartier, Hon.
Amos Kendall was elected president; A. NJ. Gan
gewer, secretary, and Dr. Brodhead was elected
treasurer.
The meeting was addressed by Judge Cartier
and Mr.. Richards, after which they adjourned
uutil Monday evening next at 0 o'clock.
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FoH ALE
CHATTANOOGA ROLLING MILL.

CHATTANOOGA ROLLING MILL.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF DIRECTOR AND GENERAL
MANAGER OF MILITARY RAILROAD, US,
WASHINGTON, D. G. July 81, 1865.
Proposals will be received at this office until
l2 clock, noon, on WEDNESDAY, September
H. 1855, to purchase the United States Military
Railroad Rolling Mill at Chattanooga, Tennessee,
with the machinery, tools, building fixtures, and
track connecting the Rolling Mill with the Nash
willie and Chattanooga railroad.
The mill and machinery constructed to re-roll
railroad iron are entirely new, aud Of the most
improved character. ~
For full description aud details Of operation,
capacity, &c. apply in person or by letter to T.
W. YARDLBY, Superintendent, Chattanooga,
Tennessee.
All bids should be endorsed proposals to pur
chase Chattanooga Rolling MIL
D. G. McCALLUM,
Brovet Brigadier General,
Director and General Manager
Military Railroads U. S.
No satisfactory bid having been received
under the recent advertisement for the sale OF
the Chattanooga Rolling Mill, the tmo for re-
ceiving bids is extended to the 9th Of OCTO-
Der, 1865, same hour.
D. c. MGCALLUM,
Brevet Brigadier General,
Director and General Manager
seplS-dtoct5 Military Railroads U. s.
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DEF AND STOCK CATTLE AT
u AUCTION.

OFFICE DEPoT CoNNIssARY or SUBSISTENCE,
WASHINGTON, d. c., Sept. II, 1865. !
VIII be offered at public auction, ut the Gov
eminent Cattle Yard in AlexAtria, Virginia, on
THURSDAY, the 2sth instant, at II o'clock, n.
IN. about 900 head Of Beef and Stock Cattle.
Conditions Of sale made known before the sale.
Terms: Cash In Government funds.
@. BELL,
sel6-stuth7t Major and c. s., U. s. A.
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Messrs. Green 4
Williams yesterday sold two story frame d wei
ling and Lot 81, subdivision Of Square 43l, on
seventh, between d and L streets south, to Jo-
seph Anthony for -, 900 small brick house on
parts Of Lots and o, In Square All, Ninth street.
between d and L south, to John barley, for $3.50 ;
the drug store, corner Of Third street and Penn :
sylvania avenue, was sold by virtue OF deed Of
trust yesterday, and was bought by ]. S. Jones
for 40, 900,
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WANTED AT MUIRKIRK FURNACE,
w near BeltsviIle, ONE HUNDRED to TWO
HUNDRED WOOD CHOPPERS. Apply at Fur
mace seO-lm
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DoOMS AND BOARD wANTED.-Two
IL rooms and board are wanted In comfortable
quarters, by gentleman with his wife and child.
Address Ripley, REPUBLICAN, oalce, for terms, &c.
jel9 +. =.
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! UCTIoN SALE OF SOFT SOAP.

WASHINGTON Arsenal
September 10, 1865.
On SATURDAY, the 23d day Of September, will
be sold to the highest bidder one hundred barrels
Of SOFT SOAP.
Terms: Cash at time Of sale.
J. O. BENTON,
select Major Of Ordnance, Commanding.
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w A N rs g..

WANTED-SIX FIRST-CLASS COAT
w MAKERS, to whom the best prices will be
given, at s. W. OWEN,
Military and Naval Tailor,
se2l-lw 2l2 Pennsylvania avenue.
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AUCTION SALES.
pY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS,
- AUCTIONEERs

IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON THE NAVY
YARD AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY, the 18th, at 8 o'clock p. m, we
shall sell in front Of tho premises, Lot No 1, in
Square south Of square990, This property fronts
III feet inches on 18th street east ming back
Ill feet 10 inches on South Carolina avenue, and
Is improved by two two.story Frame Houses.
Terms Of sale One half cash, the balance In
six and twelve months, for notes bearing interest
from day Of sale. A deed given and deed Of
trust taken.
All eonveyancing and revenue stamps at the
cost Of the purchaser.
se20.td AuctiOneers.
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SHYLOCKS.

The Bondholders are pretty much in
the condition Of Shyloek, in whom there
was no compromise. That individual
would listen to oinQ teermso of settlement
"Il have my bond speak not against my bond;
l have sworn an oath that I'll have my bond"
We advise the bondholders to submit
to taxation 'auisdy,aor necessity might
bring about a worse result, as it did in the
case of Shylock. (
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-09

A Bio THING. "A million is great many,
but two million is more. AS incredible as il
MAJ. appear, Msssrs. P. 3, Drake 4 90 Of
New York, sell over two million bottles Of
PLANTATION BirrRs a year. This is nearly
one hundred and seventy thousand dozen,
which at nine dollars would be over a million
and half dollarsl Surely, some merit must
attach 70 an article Of such sale 90 where
we will from one end OF the country to the
other, weare always in sight Of the evidences
of the cabilistic S. T.-ls6O-X. and these
gentlemen's energy. We would suggest to
them a little more elegance in their rock
painting The Legislature Of New Hampshire
has passed a law against further disfguring
the White Mountains WIZ
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WOODLAND -lnterments at Woodland
Cemetery, Tor September, 1865, were as fol.

LONDON BRowN SToUT AND SooTcH ALE =
Ef o'Brien, Second street. has just received
a large invoice of these ifavorite and popular
beverages, imported by himself, expressly
for the use of his numerous customers. He
is also reeeivipg large additions to his
stock of groceries, wines, liquors, &c. We
are pleased to learn that our agreeable
friend, f. OBJ. is doing a large and con-
stan'ly increasing trade, at his cspAcious
rooms on Second street. No business man
in this community is.more deserving OF sue
cess. Long life 10 him. .,i 5ia.-s
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Everythingsor schsnek

Schenck's hanger-on, Dom Piatt, is
announced for tonight. This is to help
Parott and FurhSss i6tol tie Legislature,
who are then to elect Schenck to the
Senate. We)wondet ifl Mr. ILowe9 win
catch him in time to get him to say few
soft words for him for Judge, Ho soft
soaped Morton into it, before the Governor
got an idea of the merits. But Donn's
special mission is for Schenck, his master.
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The HowIs OF the RADICALS.


The radical and destructive press grrep1wlltsr-
ribly over the defeat Of negro suffrage IN
Connecticut The New York Tribune, for
instance, thus breaks out with anguiah, and
wrings its hands after this, fashion. It says:
Il. ..' "cossEcTIcur. AND FHtF sUFtRIoE,s
"CoBnecticut in her election yesterday.
refused the right Of sufrageto to the coloted
people within her limits. The oldest Of her
citizens who went to the polls may live to res
gret that act OF sborl-sigbtedness and iDjustiaa
She has committed wrong from pure love of
it, for nobody willpretend that The decision
would, either one way or the other, partio,
ularly affect the political character Off
State, so far as votes are concerned. \ There
are only, according to the last census, about
1000 negroes in the State who would be en-
titled to the suffrage, and they all voted
with either party 10 would not change the re.
sllt, ,presuming parties to continue to hold
the relative positions theyfhape Tor a few
years past. The Republicans could If thew
bad chosen have given -ths..Eights Of sufFrage
head vote "a i6s ststs y s "a 40 copper TI. r
add just so much moral strength to the Con.
perhead party. aud weaken their ovu. The
act IL, simply ons, Of gross injustice, which
can v only be accounted CdF 81 the III Z tbat
even four years of1terriblel war has not been
enough to kneado the dough out of The old
proslavery subserviency of Connecticut to
their Southern siaysHaldi1e masters They
hated black men becadse slavery whipped
them into II, and they ,hRysn, n aeqGirsd hsn.
hood snougbE even from the last four years
teaching 70 haYe got over Il a'oThe old marks
Of the slave'driver' whip are as plain on the
back of Connecticut to-day as they are on the
backs Of the halfenaneipated blacks of the
,sonthOH HITATa QHTINU
Il Itseems hardly possible 70 believe that the
Tribune ever seriously entertained the idea
that 20 hopsttons 4 htop6snlol as neEtc
equality could sueeeea but IL talks as II il
had that impression at once. d 10 sfssm.t .is
t 80 HIT1Ab .81 III
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MamphTey,s speeifics.

Thousands Of Invalids have been perfectly
cured Of long standing ailments, the plague
and bane of their lives, and on which they
have spent hundreds in vain by simply using
these Invaluable SPECIFICS Not family
who have ever had one of these Family Gases
of HUMPHREYS SPECIFICS, but would
give FIVE times its cost t,rather than be without
it. Address 562 Broadway, NY
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-09

"soTREEs DRAMATQUE."" The public o.
DaytoH will be srati6ed TO know that the
"soriees DramAtique, underIths management
of Mr.. Frsdesieks, win be resumed tomorrow
night Ths.Prpgran@s Of thssYeaiDg ID ppOsI
attractive, and cannot fail to draw crowded
house, Married Lie, = a sFsncy Dance b
Miss Leona, and Sketches IN India are ali
on the bill, and the plays are. both splendidly J
cast Edmund Coles Mrs Perry, and all the
members Of this favosite and popular coupa--
Dy appearing 20 their respective roles. Mr..
FredsricksiiS determined to put forth every
effort to mSkethiA sssiss Of entertainments ia
all respects NorttY Of the liberal support Of
the patrons Of the drama here. His past sue
cess as manager an our city, is sufficient
guarantee for the faturs.. d ,. 20.
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New York stooL MARKET.

New YoRK, October 9.
Stocks lower Money 6a7 PER cent
Sterling quiet at lOOalO9; Chicago and Rock
Island, l iii; Chicago and Northwestern 37E;
do pref G5k CbC.& @. l25; Clev. and Pitts.
s24; Mich South. 763; Mich Cen, ll5;
Reading ll64; Erie %, Five twenties
coupons l03b Gold 1853. New York
Central 972 One Year Certificate 9SI
Fives Of IA, coupons 93a Western Union
Telegraph Is; Chicago Burlington 4 Quincy
ia Chicago Toledo 100; Seven thirtes
500. '''
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rev YorA marMst, E".

New YORK, October g.
Cotton frmer 49a49. Flour active and
05slO better at So 7Oa s5 for extra State
and l5a9 so for round Hoop Ohio
Wheat steady and lal better 2 l2a2 l3 for
wiuter red western, and l 25al 30 for
amber Michigan. Corn active and two cents
lower at S9a93 for unsound, and 94a96
for sound Rye $50 Barley 20. Oats
dull and lower at GO a64 for western
Beef dull Cut Meat quiet Butter quiet at
at 2Sa29. Cheese quiet at 9al5c.
Pork frner at 36 25 a37 90 for new
mess, and 81 OOa3l SO for '63 and
81 Lard 6rmer 25a29t. Whisky 6rmer
at 2 2Sa29 for western. Petroleum quiet
nominal. .u...
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Doors AND SHOEs-Jo Hsntgen, on Jeffer.
son Street, has reSeiyed another large invoice
Of splended Boots and Shoes, which, with the
large stock of manufactured work on hand,
makes his assortment one Of the most com,
Rletei and desirable to be found in the city
He keeps on hand none but the best style and
quality, of work, and his customers may rely
on getting the kind of goods they need at
prices which cannot fail to please. Persons
wishing to purchase Should give him cali
without delay. -nba saI.ts lanon,