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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-28
FROM PORTLAND.
Fenian Meeting.

New YORK, March 27.-The Herald's
Portland special says: There was a very
large and enthusiastic Fenian meeting here
last evening. The preliminary procession,
as it passed the Preble House, was watched
with much interest by the provincials there
assembled awaiting the departure of the
ST. Johns steamer. X .oviTE N u
The Eastport and Arostook papers deny
that the Fenians in the eastern section Of
the State intend to invade the neighboring
province of New Brunswick. b ,1'.I I-'l e
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Cincinnati Market.

FLOUR-Superfne may be quoted at s797 30:
WHEAT There were no buyers. No. i red could
have been bought at 81 so, and No. 2 at $40.
C0RN-Mixed could have been bought at SIC. "a.
OATS-The demand is good and but fe Offering
40c, and No. ! at IS 046c.
PROVlSl0NS-lOO barrels city mess pork sold at
ga So which is afurther decline and OtO lbs bulk
bought at isc Bs,op dull SboSdefs iae S sSsa dSs1
l4Ac, clear sides l5Sic. Lard nominal at lsc.
COTTON-Middling could have been bought at
$40. :
GROCERIE S-The demand is light. and the mar
ket rules dull 2492esc for air to chUice ki0 Coffee
l2gl5c for raw sugar; l6X9171ac for hard refined,
and W 95c for Porto KicO MOas ess.
WHlSkY-A sale OF so barrels bonded was 70
ported at 25c but except this did not hear Of any
thing icing done. That duty paid is held at B! ~.
SEED-Clover continues in fair request at ESQ
25 for prime TO choice Faxis in fair demand At
~ 70. Timothy steady at s39325.
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AGIrA de MAGNOLIA

A toilet delight The ladies treasure and gentle
mems boonI The Sweetest thing" and largest
quantity. Manufactured from the rich Southern
Magnolia. Used for bathing the face and person. to
render the skin soft and fresb to prevent eruptions
to perfume clothing, &c.
1t Cvercomes the unpleasant odor Of perspiration.
1t removes redness, tan. blotches, &c.
tcures nervous headache and alays Inflammation.
ltcools, softens and adds delcscy to tho skin.
ItyieldS asubdued and lasting perfume.
Itcures musqueto bites and stings Of insects.
II contains no material injurious to the skin.
Patronized by Actresses and Opera Singers. II is
what every lady should have. Sold everywhere.
Try the Magnolia Water once and you will use no
other Cologne, Perfumery, or Toilet Water after
wards.
DEMAS BARNES & co.
Props. Exclusive Agents, N. Y.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
EIlaler,a A1hanen1,.


Last evening, the eighth Of the production Of tn,
Naiad Queen. theAtbeneum was thronged as IL had
been on each Of the seven previous nights. The au
diences, As the play progresses in succeeding repre-
sentations seem not to decrease but rather to in
crease both in numbers and enthusiasm. This grand
spectacular play is indeed a most decided success
and we glad to make this record as a testimonial
to the enterprise and good taste of Manager Ellsler
and as showing an appreciation on the part of the
public Of his successful efforts to afford first class
entertainment.
The Naiud Queen will be presented for the ninth
time tonight after which but three more nights of
the dramatic season At tho Atheneum will remain.
Saturday evening will close the season and the pro-
ductiOn Of the splendid play ofthe Naiad Queen.
On that evening, the complimentary benefit to Mr..
EllSler takesplace. Tickets for the benefit can be
procured of Messrs W. Failing, Neil House; ]. H.
Riley, At bis bookstore; L. Donaldson, Z. G. Fields
l. H. Marrow, Wad. Beach and James Patterson
Persons desiring to procure tickets, will find Il TO
their advantage 10 secure them without delay.
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New York m.rlra, -. =. y

II
m;53IIa ;G593TIT0N-Rather more active, a. soS.o.
FL FLOgR IRONY moderate demand and oo,,,. .asr
IA sSsate "a and Slog6 so for extIa rennd boo
ana 70 ooSI FOR trade brands, the marker oli, H,o
MHlsKi.--Steady; Ss2oHa9 n for w..,.,u
,MHEAT-Dtll, and common grades dsciini,
With only small sales at 81 6OI 0s Tor old U4 s'
Milwaukee club. ~ Snu nov
k1E-Dull and heavy
;nat BARLEY AND kARLEY MALT-Dull and nom.
CORN-,Rather more active at sss7zc "a, M
Dd and 1SS76c sound mixed western IN store
,OATS-A, shade firmer at ssaI9c for upsovnd,,
Western, and 5sI954c for sound iO' unSOunc =,
S9c for refined in bond @'-.'' --U ~ - = :,
COFFEE-Dull,
,SUGAR-Dull Cuba Muscovado and Havsn. A
MOLASSES-Dull. Muscavado as &c. i..H
IOhh-Flrmer. Sales at $25 T5D26 for new
mess, closing at $25 SIX regular S24a94 so for old
90 ana vi 2og2! 10 Tor prime; also 4220 brls new
Ress ne S56 LOT April May and July, sellers option, at
.BEEE-Lower. at sls@lO for new plain mess. and
t20g24 for new extra mess. w TT-T- - I Nv
BEEF HA ,IS-Heavy. Sales at ss6 bO9aT So "a
bACON-QuiOtat I4If9l5c for Cumberland cut
AglSNc for short ribbed, and l7ic for long cut
, CUT MEATS-Steady. Sales at Il0l2Xc for
SHOULDERS and l69Iekc for hams. -.. =
hAkD@Firmer and quiet. at I6I919c
for State N-'N' '-U '"V''if
CHEESE-Dull at I6922c. 7n s ..-..s1. a..tat
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Auction sale,

We will sell at 22S East Friend street, on
Friday, March 3Oth, commencing at ten
O'clockA. M, a large lotof fine furniture,
consisting of six Mahogany Chairs, one
Reception Chair, four Carpets, one Card
Table, two Qdartettes, one Wheeler & VIII
sons Sewing Machine, Bedstead and Mat
tresses, two Stoves, Oil Paintings, Canned
Fruits, Kitchen Furniture, &c, &c.
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BY TURNEY = SIMON.

Household FurniIure at atAuCIiOn.
We will sell on Wednesday, March 2Sth,
1866, commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the
entire household goods of Mrs. Pumphrey
at her residence OIL the southeast corner OF
High and Gay streets, consisting of the fol-
lowing: Sofas, Sofa Chairs Mirrors, Win
dow Fixtures, Brussels and Ingram Carpet
ing, Bedroom Sets (complete), and large
lot Dlningroom and Kitchen Furniture.
Salepositlve. Terms Cash. '- -' -.-e
-nrai lr st V. r. GLAzER, +
. mch2O-3t ..F Salesman.
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} lsaIe Of House b old Furniture.

We win sell by auction at the residence
Of Mr.. j. Fl. Riley, No. 70 East Rich street,
on Thursday, March 10Th, commencing at
10 o'clock A. NJ, the entire Household
Furniture, consisting in part of l splendid
7Octave Knabe Piano Forte, Q Velvet Car
pets, Rosewood Parlor Set, Whatnot,
l Lounge, Pictures, l very fine Pink Enam-
eled Bedroom Set III pieces), Brussels, In
grain and Venitian Carpets, Stair Carpets,
Bedsteads, Bureaus, Washstands, Ward
robe, l Extension Table, Dining Chairs,
Crockery and Glassware, Filter, Heat
Ing Stove, No. Az Stuart Cook Stove,
Kitchen Furniture, &c. -a =
mch27-d3t
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HOusehOId Furnl1ure at Auction.

OtSOAVbu ufhAtuTe at AuCuOns
We will sell by auction, at the residence
ofMr. John Stearns, No. 20 Oak street, on
Wednesday, March 2sth, commencing at
10 o'clock A. NJ, a large and valuable lot of
households goods, consisting Of
fine piano forte, sociable, sofa, up
holstered and cane seat chairs, easy chairs,
center and side tables, BRUSSELS carpets, in
grain carpets, stair carpets, fine bedsteads,
bureaus, washstands, hair and spring mat
tresses, window shades, extension table,
clocks, dining room and kitchen furniture,
&C. BEAL & PARSONS,
march26-3td Auctioneers.
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FIRM SAN FRANCISCO.
Severe Shock of EnrIhqualxe-In
dians Troublesome in Arizona.

dians Troublesome in Arizona.
SAN FRANoIsco, March 26.-One of the
most severe shocks of an earthquake felt
here since that of October last, occurred to-
day at noon. 1t was also felt at Santa Cruz,
San Juan, San Jose, Stockton, Sacramento
and Gilroy. At the latter place only is any
damage reported.
Dates from Arizona to the 10th inst. state
that the Indians are still very troublesome.
Mining operations are reported very pros
porous in Arizona.
Hon. Anson Burlingame, Minister to Chi
ma, and Hon. X. B. Van Valkenburg, Min
lster to Japan, will spend few weeks in
California before leaving for there.
lt is now said that the body found near
the Oakland Mountains is not that of the
missing Mr.. POmeroy.
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FB0ET NEW YORK.
Tie FIyiHE shltadroiP. for the Brit.
ish North American COnst.


, New YoRK, March H. The World says
The Flying Squadron ;ehiel,, i to be iittet
'ut for cruise on the Britis. NORTH hnser a.
L.. Hcoast will, 1t Is said, cons. VI seIsi III
Sx'Ss. IN y, all. Probably the vess, y
Ter4eI y VI oe the Chattanooga. Pensacola.
&st'stnT ngnsta, Monocacy, Osceola and
| GaIena rT7.o ABOVE named vessels mount
in eI the agsregste rec eighty-six guns. At the
present tine there h. = over twenty vessels
belonging to England y 'nose taS waters, and
AIey are nearly all large ~ 'Sssis, mounting
III Ibe sFgTegate about five 'ugursu guns
and carrying over nine Inns N'rea men.
France has also quite a number ~ vessels
in the Gulf Of Mexico. 1.a.t.. .r
NaIIOnaI Convention Of Trades
.. Unions.
The presiding officers of the different
Trades Unions and societies held a meeting
yesterday afternoon I'm this city, for the
purpose of making arrangements for hold
ing grand National Convention of the
Trade Societies of the United States. Gre
dentials were presented from the represent
tatives of $4,000 members of the Trades
Unions of the country at large. Resolu-
tions were offered and adopted, and COM
mittees appointed to make the necessary
preparations for the National Convention
Billiards. # M
An exhibition of the game of billiards
took place last evening at the Cooper In,
stitute. The players were Roberts, the
English champion, Cavanaugh, Deery,
Cahill, Geary and Foster. There were four
games played. in two of which Roberts was
victorious against Cavanaugh and Deery,
respectively. Cahill beat him in the French
Carom game.
The Fenians. .--. % sr
The Herald this morning says: The Cen
tral Council of the Fenian Brotherhood at
Union Square continues their mysterious |
session. None of the business under con-
sideratlon has been made public. The re-
eeipts In funds and arms continue as usual. |
Several meetings to organize new Circles
were held last night with great success.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
ny KENT q KINGSLEY,

Sale Of Household and Kitchen Fur
r4r ruIN nbture. I g
We will sell at auction, at the residence
of A. Gardner, jr- No. 40 South High street,
on Friday morning, March 3Oth, commenc-
ing at ten o'clock, Dining Room aud
Kitchen Furniture, Carpets, Chairs, Exten-
sion, Dining and Side Tables, Lounges,
Bedsteads, Bureaus, Window Shades,
Crockery and Glassware, and other articles
too tedloustomention. r3itIT
w. r. KENT, Auctioneer.
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PubIIc NaIe.

4. On Saturday next the 3lst day of March,
1856, 1 will sell at public auction half
town lot, with brick livery stable and bug
gy shed; also horses, buggies, two-horse
wagon, harness, saddles, sleighs, and sa-
loon and household furniture. Sale to COM
mence at O'clock A, NJ, on the premises,
No. 235 South High street. df9iqsti
mar28-4t sr-I Louis KRoB.
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Baltimore Catlle Market-Mnrrh aa.


BEEF CATTLE-The offerings during The past
week were SIG head, against 9l9 mead the previous
wee The supply this week is much less than last,
with the quality about 37h per cent. inferior to
those OF last week. The average Of the market TO-
day is about 31H per 1901 over last weeks aver
age. taking the general quality ofthe cattle, al
though the quotation shows only lax. OF the whole
number offered, 23l head were brought fr, m Ohio
and 100 from Western Virginia, over the baltimore
ana Ohio rHroadi 90 90 from Illinois, by the Northern
the sales 1850 head bought by Washington butoh
ers, 80 by the Governnent agent IS seht to Norfolk
"a, and the balanee l410 heaO were taken BY Bal
nmore butchers. Prices to-day ranged as folloks:.
Very best on sale % $685. first quality SOS 81 III sec-
ond do, $191 75 and caawags aud old COWS S5 500
SO per 100 lbs. Average Of the market o. b2L per
lOo lbs gross No stuck cattle in market tod az -,
aSHEEP-,The supply this week was only fair,
with moderate demand; saes were made about as
10 as they arrived at as cents per gross Uno
sale.
H0GS-The supply has not been so large this
week. and prices are something better. Sales slow
lbs MT.
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ERRORs or YOIITII.

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for the sake Of suffering humanity, send free to All
who need il, the recipe and directions for makiDq
the simple remedy by which he was cured. Suffer-
ers wishing TO profit by the advertisers experience
JOHN b. 0uDEN,
feb2S-sm No. II Chambers ST., New York.
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The Cnse or ,I,e NIeteo,..

The case Of the Meteor, the alleged Chill
ian privateer, was up yesterday in the u.
5. District Court. The casecOmes on again
this morning.. -3sOl ,IIUps ~ ~
tIfGIA5J .IgA I94Ji4 Tg4tf
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New York Cattle Market-marcl

The current prices for the week at all the Cattle
markets are as Follows:
BEEF CATTLE-First quality, per head SIS 50
9l9 90; Fair to good $l5 EOS9lS 90; Common, eltO0
is co. Inferior, $l9 90 IA 90.
COWS AND CALVES-Extras, per head, S90@
SlOO; First quality. $50 0Od90 0O Ordinary SOS 90
CTS or Common, $50 OOs 60 co. Inferior, $40 OO0
VEAL CALVES First quality. per lb, I4@i6o,
Ordinary, l29l4c; Common, 1Oh9i1Ac; Inferior,
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Extras, per head. 80 90
- 90; Prime quality, 81 00@s 90; Ordinary, is 500
500 Common, IS 90 q 5 so; Inferior, o. 1906 90. n
SWINE Heavy corn fed per h. uI@iIKc:
Light and Medium, ll9llhc; Still-ked, l0k0
There was a sharp reaction in the Cattle market
thus week. in consequence Of the limited rates, the
total supply falling considerably short OF the re-
qurements OF the butchers, VIII oh were rendered
greater than they would have been by the extreme
cold snap which set in on Monday. Prices went At
about an average of cents per b though the cattle
were only or tinary. and common stock sold as high
as 1908 cents per pound. Veals were active and
hrmer. Sheep and Lambs were in good demand,
except FOR poor stock. Hogs we're active aud higher
as above.
Total receipts Of all stocks at all the yards for this
week and last week were as follows: fl.I u
Total this week-Beeves 3gg; Cows lis; Vaaf
Calves 7l6 Sheep and Lambs Il. .lel; Swine S7l.
. Total last week--Beeves 3yeS; Cows l59; Veal
Calves 7O2; Sheep and Lambs 1907; Swine 73,O75.
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BKANDRETA'S PILLS. COSTIVE.
NESS, D1AHhHEA.-They are taken by the
absorbents and carried into the circulation through
shicn medium they are conveyed to every part of
the body.
If ,hepain affects the joints. single dose pro-
duces remarkable lencft. And the same rule ap-
plies 70 costivensss diarhea and dysentery though
with the last named they may be required night and
morning for some days tefore decided relief is OBJ
tanned. In affections Of the lungs throat head and
pleurisy, the relief is certaD the e1cretory organs
throw off with ease the phlel m, and the breathing
becomes freer. Spasmodic asthma is oitea curel by
single dose. mch5-d&wlm
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soAsuperiOr Toilet SOAP, prepared from refn-
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Ladies and for the Nnrsery. Its perfume is
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For sale By all Druggists u ilig foblO-d&w1y-
Removed from his Old OnIce.
DIR. "A. B. WILLIAMS, West Broadway, nea
High street. Columbus. Ohio, has devoted himsel
for series Of years tothe urea ment Of certain pr
yate diseases, Homay beoonsulted at his Office
Broadway near the Exchange Bank e tof Wl
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DIPT HI ER IA !.

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Special Notices.

IssAxsYor people to allow Affections Of ~ BLADDER
Kidneys and Urinary Organs 70 run on unt too late to
be remedsd except By long and expensive course Of
medicine, O, What y vcrss, BY surgical operations.
SWANS Morning Beverage Immediately relieves I'll such
caeeo.
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For Sale.
OTIS TO- H. H. and 10 feet OF east side Of Lot s,
I 4 Block 81. with Ociazon stone Dwelling Houss,
containing eleven large small rooms Bath
rooms and closets also brick stable and wood house.
Title good. Enquire Of WIN FULTON,
apr2l-d Real Estate Agent.
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Fulton's Agency.
For Sale.

OTe l, and 5, IN Block 81, corner Morgan and
eecond Streets 10 garden and valuable fruits.
Title good. Enquire Of WIN FULTON,
adr24d Real Dsfate Agent.
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