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NEW RAILWAY IN IRELAND. "A railway is about
IN he" Constructed between Cloumel, the chief
town of Tipperary, and the town OF Dungarvan,
in the county OF Waterford, passing through
Ijsnore The Duke of Devonshire takes ESQ, 900
worth of shares, and advances further sum OF
ESQ 600 towards the immediate completion of the
work.
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ANOTHER STABBING AFFAIR.-A man
by the name OF Campbell got exasperated at an
Italian named Michael Paride night before last,
at Mead alley wharf. and a fight ensued. Camp
bell is a fiery, hot-headed fellow, aud the Italian
could not speak a word of English, 80 the only
way TO argue was the knock-down argument.
Campbell struck Paride, when the latter drew
knife aud cut him over the eye, causing very
ugly looking, if not a serious wound. The
Italian was soon afterwards arrested, and at a
preliminary examination before Alderman Tit.
termary he was committed TO await the result
OF the wound, which it is feared is OF a rather
serions character.
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CASE OF CONTEMPLATING. John ii.
Hyer, who was arrested some time since tor
passing counterfeit money, will have a hearing
this afternoon before the United States Com
missioner.
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WONDERFUL ESCAPE FROM AsrAsTIo CHOLERA
-1EoM as FARRELL, WHO HAD A SEVERE ATTACK
ON MONDAY NIGHT WAS INSTANTLY CURED ny
LR FILTERS CARMINATIvE
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INSULTING FEMALhs.-James Lukens was
arrested yesterday in the Park, at Fairmount,
for insulting females passing by. He resisted
the officer Violently in his endeavor to escape
from custody. lie was held in $500 by Alderman
Hutchinson to answer. Insulting ladies on the
streets, and in our squares and parks, has
become quite an unbearable nuisance, and should
be put stop 10,
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PAUL n. brennan, NJ. d. Consultations free.
Office, No sS5 Race street. Philadelphia. All dis
eaees treated.
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EXCURSIONS.

GlE-oA PLEASANT DAILY EXCUR-
ufzzEs.sls sons up the River to Beverly, Burling-
ton and Bristol, touching at Rverton Torresdale and
AHdalusia. by the splendid Steamer JOHN a. WARHhR,
leaving Chssnut street wharf at p. M Returning
leaves Bristol at O'Clock; arriving at Philadelphla
about O'Clock. On SUNDAY leaves Chestnut street
wharf at ~ O'Clock p. M, stopping at Magargees
wharf Kensington.
Fare for the Excursion 40 cents. Him
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Arrival of the Steamer s'United Kingdom
NEW YORK, July 3l.-The steamship United
Kinqdom arrived at this port to-day. Her ad-
vices have been anticipated
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THE GREAT CABLE,
Tariff of CHARGES.

NEW YORK, July 3l.-Provisional charges for
the transmission of messages through the Allan
tic Telegraph Cable-
From any telegraph station in America TO any
telegraph station in Great Britain for twenty
words or less, including address of sender and
receiver, &2O in gold. For every add tionat
word not exceeding five letters 20 shllings ster-
ling per word. From any telegraph station in
America to any telegraph station in Europe for
twenty words or less, including address of sender
and receiver, Ell sterling in gold. For every
addition al word, not exceeding five letters, 81
shillines in gold per word
From any telegraph station in America to any
telegraph station in Africa, Asla, or India, for
twenty words or less, including the address of
the sender and receiver, not exceeding in all
one hundred letters, f25 sterling, in gold: for
ev0ry additional word, not exceeding five letters,
% shillings per word.
The letters in all words after the first twenty
will be counted and divided by five; each five
or fractional remainder will be charged as a
word. Messages in cipher will be charged
double the foregoing rates. All figures in
tended for transmission must be written in full
length, and will be charged as words.
Messages destined for places beyond the
telegraphic system will be forwarded by mail.
The above tariff of charges has been received
from the Secretary OF the company at Hearts
Content and will be observed until further
orders. MARSHALL LEFBEBTs
Consulting Engineer, New York.
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CONDITION OF OUR STRFETs.-Notwith-
standing the presence of cholera amongst Us,
some OF our streets are in Il very unsavory con.
ditlon. More especially is this the case in the
uptown quarters in Kensington, and around
that locality. In addition to the muddy aud
dirty streets, there is great remissness in re-
moving the ashes and other waste that is lett
there to ierment and rare pestIential stencil.
In order that the city may continue to have a
clean bill of health every care should be taken
to make people attend 10 the cleanliness of the
streets IN front of their premises.
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RKDUCYD PRIcEs.-Haye your Photographs taken
in Relmers unsurpassed style Every variety exc.
cuted with taste and accuracy. Now Is the time.
GALLERY, No. 64 Arch street
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CLERGYMEN owe it as a duty to their hooks, as
well to themselves 10 maintain, tar may be,
a sound state of body. The days are gone when
health as considered to be inconsistent with hol-
ness. The nature OF their duties imposes upon
CIervymen mva. of lite not the most compatible
to peIf ct phys sical health. They live life too
purely sedentary; they the brain too much, and
tho muscles too little Hence, by sympathy the
seeretiye functions are enteeble1, and act imper-
fectlY. To remedy TINS, medicines are required So
thoroughly is the prop rietor of hARSDFN'S
VEGETABLE SANA1IVE PILLS aware OF the
priceless value 10 the whole community Of the SER
vices of this branch of the learned professions that
he will gladly turnsh free of cost, this medicine to
cergymen of every denomination not only for their
own personal use, hut to be given TO those who arc
enable 10 purchase, whom they NAV encounter in
their constant rounds OF mercy. Depot, No 4S7
lo1cdy COIrdeR, Wh0ieSdie agents, No % N. Sir.a
street, Philadelphia, and by all druggists.
KEEP IT HANDY FOR SUDDEN EMERGEN CIRs-An
DlArrhea or deTange Of the bowels, which when
properly treated checks ana often eradlcates the
dread disease in its Incipiency No better remedy
can be founu tor this Dinrrh@a for any Affection
of the Bowels, than JAYNE's CARMINATIvE BAL.
sAM-a safe, prompt and effective medicine winch
every body would do well to provide themselves with
Prepared only al No 242 Lhesnut street.
GOLD AND SILVER,
COMPOUND INTEREST AND UNoURRENT BANK
4 NOTES BoUaHr AND SOLD, ny
DRRXEL Co
No, "a SOUTH 1HIRD STRRsr.
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IMPROVED LoCR-STITCH MACHINES for TailOrs
ana Manufacturers Grover & Baker Sewing Ma
chine Company No. 730 Chestnut street,
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FAIR AID FASHIONABLE Young AMERICA has
installed PbalOn's "Night. b coming Cereu5" as a
speciality in all its drawing rooms dressing rooms,
and boUtoirs. II is well. Beauty should breathe
fragrant atmos ohere and Nature IN all her bo Hers,
has no richer perfume tnan this.-Net0drk Journal
TEE ATLANTIC CABLE is successfully laid So is
oil opposition to the 'one price" system adopted at
Charles Stokes Co.'S "oBe-price" Clothing House.
under the Continental. A few more of those cheap
T,pan Sutts hand
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SUPERIOR STYLES OF READY-MADE CLOTHING.
SUPERIOR STYLES OF READY.MADE CLOTHING.
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
POPULAR CLoTHINa HOUSE,
OAK HALL,
Southeast corner SIXTH and MARKET Streets.
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GROVER 6 BAKERS Highest Premium Elastic
stitch Sewing Machines tor family use, No 73O
(lt street.
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COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES Z 8.10 and 5-20s
wanted De Haven & Brother, No. 40 5. Third st.
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HEARTS CONTENT, July 2s.-The Atlantic
Telegraph Cable is this day open for public
business. CYRUS W. FIRLD.
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The Atlantic Telegraph Open for Public
Business,
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A GAY TINE AT CAPE lSLAND.-There
will be at Cape Island on Wednesday, the lst
proX., grand carnival and fee Chdn1petre on
the spacious lawn in front OF Congress Hall,
under the supervision OF the polite and energetic
proprietor OF this popular place OF resort. With
such powerful attractions as smiling bevy of
TerpsChorean sea-nymphs, the musical plashng
OF the waves, and soft rusEing of the refreshing
seabreeze over the smooth and pebbly beach,
an overwhelming attendance is confidently eX-
pected. The particulars OF the affair will be
divulged tomorrow.
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--MeBsrs, DeHaVen q bIOIutI' No FU oUUII
Third street, make the following quotations o.
the rates OF exchange to-day at ?: M. -
Bupng SELLING
American Gold .,,..,...............l4 las 149
American Silver, ts and ts...''..' '..'.lo l2
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IMPORTANT TO ALI PERSONS HAVING
CLAIMS AGAINST THE GoyERNMENT.
BY the tenth section ofaN Act approx.
ed March 3, 4 863, (l2 Statutes at large,
p. 765, is enacted that every claim
against the United States, cognizable by,
the Court Of Claims, shall be forever
barred, unless the petition setting forth
"a full statement of the claim be filed in
the Court ortransmitted to it within six
years after. the claim fret accrues, pro.
vided that claims accrued SIX years be
fore the passage Of the Act, shall not be
barred represented if within three years
after the passage o! the Act ~ :
Thus, all claims against the United
States. cognizable by the Court of
Claims, and of moro than six years
standing, will be barred after the Sd Of
March, 1866.
The claims cognizable by said Court
are: l. All claims founded upon any
law of Congress. 2. Upon any ,regu.
lation of any Executive Department.
g.. Upon any contract expressed or i'm.
piled, except (l) claims growing out of
or dependent on any treaty stipulation,
and (2) claims for property damaged,
destroyed, or appropriated by the army
"or navy engaged in the suppression Of
the rebellion. -.
The above Limitation, though con.
tanned in an Act respecting the Cohrt Of
y Claims, has been by many supposed to
extend to "all claims against the United
States" whether prosecuted before the
departments or offered to be set off by
defendants in suits by the United States
against them as debtors.--National In.
telligencer.
Tho distinguished sculptor volck has just
completed, Mt Lexington, model for bust
ofs0eneral Lee. A great number of the oiti-
:xens Of Lexington called to examine il a
few days ago. The Lexington Gazette says
"All concurred in pronouncing the model
acomplete success--a wonderful triumph of
professional skill--a perfect representation
of the world d-renowned leader Of the Coufed-
'erate armies. Though prepared from three
or four brief sittings, any sculptor might
.jnstly feel lifelong pride in pointing to
that bust as his chef d'deuvre We learn
that tho artist designs taking the cast to
Baltimore. where numerous bronze copies
Of the model will be finished - and we hope
that our citizens will soon have an oppor-
tunity of procuring some Of these"
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DROSPECTUS OF THE
COSMOPOLITE.

On tho first of January we will oommence 9
the publication, in the City of Baltimore, Of
o monthly
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LITERARY NKAGAZHNE.

There is no publication of this character
now issued South Of New York city, and
the closing of the war has left a large nor.
tion of the people of the country with no
literary representative. -
The Cosmopolite will be devoted to e..
Literature,
Art,
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Reviews
Scientific Papers and

Reviews,
Scientific Papers and
General Reading,
and we shall number among its contribu-
tors some Of the first literary men Of the
South, with others from the North and from
London and Paris.
All matter not original will be carefully
selected from the newest aud best of, the
English, French and German publications :.
and its Editors shall spare no effort or ex-
pense, to make 1t rank with the very first
magazines Of the country.
As Asits!nameimporis, we have established
the Cosmopolite upon no sectional basis.
We hope to make it the organ of general
literature alone; and will be uninfuence d
by any party or clique whatever.
1t will be mailedt subscribers in INV
part Of the country upon receipt of the fol-
lowing
& subscription:
Single Sing copies 0ps one year, s. 90 90
Five ." 18 90
Ten :! g Z" "a, 90
The Cosmopolite will be generally distri.
buted among the Merchants and Planters
of the South, and we will add for .their' in.
formation, few advertisements, at mode
rate rates.
Liberal deductions will be made to book
sellers and newsdealers. -.
Newspapers publishing this prospectus
and sending marked copy to the under
signed, will receive a copy of the magazine.
; Address = DELEON s. CO.,
...,. P. o. Box 266 Baltimore, Md.
feb 1896 .
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HEADQUARTERS. :;
25TH REGIMENT, s. .. NJ,
WINNsBoRo', s. c., 9th Feb, 1866.

Gen. Orders, /
.o l.. The following Is announced as the
Commissioned Staff, Of the 26th Regt. 6. C.
NJ:
s. b. Clowney, Adjutant.
;. DR.. Charles II. Ladd, Surgeon.
DR.. William X. Propst, Asst. Surgeon.
G., II. Rivers, Quarter Master.
IL. Elections are hereby ordered to be
held at the usual muster grounds ofthe sew
eral Beat Companies, composing the Regi-
ment on Saturday the Oath inst, for Cap
tain, a 1st Lieutenant and two End Lieu
tenants Of each Company, respectively; and
also for Major of the Battalion to which
the Company may belong.
Ill The three officers last in commission
and now living in the limits of any Beat,
are he: eby appointed lbe managers to hold
the above elections within their respective
Beats; and in case there be not three off,
GERS in any Beat, then any two or one shall
call to their or his assistance one or two
persons as the case may require, to conduct
said elections. ss,'s -
5 Nv. Polls will he kept open from III O. m.
to 8 p. M, the votes counted the same
evening, apd the result forthwith trans.
mitted to these Headquarters.
v. No Regimental, Staff or Company
Officer Is required to uniform himself, but
when on dnty shall wear some badge indi-
eating his rank.
wi. All persons concerned shall be
bound by tho publication Of this order in
the Winnsboro' 7Ti- Weekly Neics, who shall
ses, or be nosified Of the same.
~ by command Of
j. ..sss. ....s Col. JAS. III. :RIoN,
aag sat S.'B. CLowsEY,
Al Adjntant.
+. feb 8'66--8 S.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

NHE Commissioners of Roads for
Fairfield District will meet at Winns
boro', onthe lst Monday in March next, for
the purpose of instituting the necessary re-
pairs to said Roads. -
By the late Act Of the Legislature the
Board appointed at the Session of 1868, are
required to remain in office until the next
regular Session.
They are rs follows: Howell Edmunds,
Edward p. Mobley, Robert B. Smith, VIM.
b. Woodward, David A. Coleman, James B.
Walker, Laban G. ChappcH. Dr.. j. r. Nc
Master, Thomas'M. Lyles, Johns, Douglass,
Robert Ford. John W. McMeekin, N. L..
Bookhafdt,. Edward Taylor. ~ II
These gentlemen are earnestly urged to
be prompt in their attendance as above.
HOWELL EDMUNDS, Chairman.
feb 6'66-lawtd ,
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287 King S., doors Belop Went.oortt
WE have now. opened and on hand
w avery large and well selected stock
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PIONEER and COMMODORE ADAMy,

PIONEER and COMMODORE ADAMS,
NIILL leave New Berhe for for Norfolk
w on TUESDAY of each week at 8
o'clock, A. NJ, connecting whit the different
lines Of steamers for the above named
points. On and after the frst day of De.
cenber next they will leave on Tuesday and
Friday Of each week, making semi-week1y
teips. Shippers Of Goods will receive every
facility and accommodation for the trans.
portation OF the came, as arrangements
have been made with the different oompan-
pahics to forward goods to this line ut low
rates and without delay. Each of those
steamers are capable OF carrying
TWO HUNDRED And
FIFTY TONS OF FREIGHT
through the canal without difficulty, az
they were built expressly for the trade.
They are fitted up With STATE ROOMS
and BETHS capable Of accommodating
ihirty-five passengers. Every attention
will he paid to the comfort Of passengers,
who will not be subjeetto to the inconvenience
of transfer to other vessels. but will be ta.
ken through.direct without change
The tables of the steamers are literally
supplied with the best the market affords.
Families travelling will find IL to their in
terest to take this line, az they will thereby,
escape the danger and discomfort Of sea
route, and the fatigue Of railroad travel.
On the 18th Of December next, il tho
business Of the line warrants It, the steam-
er WILLIAMS will be put on the route, and
tri-weekly trips will be made.
For freight or passage apply to WHIT
FORD, DILL s. CO., New Berne, N. C.
DAVID WILLIAMS, Proprietor.
nov 21'65
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NOTICE.

PUGGY and Wagon Iron work
~ done by an experienced hand at tho
shop on the premises of Mrs. r. McMas-
ter's. Also Horse Shoeing. Terms cash
on delivery Of work. J. NJ. ELLIOTT.
feb l3'66-1awfw
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Stock Certificaye Lost.
NOTICE is hereby givsa that appli.
~ cation will be made for o duplicate
certificate for the original which las been
Lost Of destroyed, dated Iplyy 70, 1899, No.
1880, for Thirty-tYo shares in the Charlotte
q 8. g. Railroad Company
iaaa DANIEL HALL. q
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RECEIPTS THIS WEEK
RECEIPTS LAST WEEK..
New York Market
NEW YORK, March

NEW 1ORh, A1dIcu y
Cotton-Iather more adtive at
39a4Oc for mddling. Flour only in
moderate demand-common grades
duh, at 53,1Oa5 %, for eSdro round hoop
Ohio; and s. 55aIl % for trade brands
market closing heavy. Whisky, steady
at - 2Gla2 q. Whcat-dull, and coul-
mon grades declining. with small sales
at 81 Goal CO for old and new Milwaukee
club. Rye-dull and heavy. Barley
and Barley malt-dull and nominal
Corn--rather more active and shade
firmer, at GGal &c for unsound ,3a1J for
sound mixed western, both in store aud
delivered. Oats--a shade fuaor ut
37a42c for unsound western, and
53a54c for sound do rctrolGun-dull,
at 24a25c for crude, and sage lor
refined in bond Rice-dull. Coffee
dull. Sugar-dull, with Cuba, MHsca-
vado and Havana at Ii4aIl! Moia.ses
dull, at 45a1Sc for Muscayado Pork
--frmer, at 525 7ja26 for new mess;
closing at 325 = forregulari 24aS24 80
for old do, and $2I 25a22 for prime.
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AUCTION SALES.
w. n. Bassett & Co,
Auctioneers & Commission
MERCHANTS.
Salesroom No. IL Monroe Street,
WHEELING, w. VA.

WHEELING, w. VA
WILL SELL HOUSES, LAND,s,
w PRODUCE, MERCHANDISE, ere: oales
made nv ms will be noticed the day before IN
this column. Parties wishing TO adyeftise au.
tion sales, win please call on us before inso re-.
ing We will pay particular attention W ~
We are agents for several Paper Mannlao.o.
ries, and will keep constantly en- hand nonr os.
Boards, Roofing Wrapping, and genera rs
sortment Of paper. .,.poa
The highest market price paid Tor Rags
On Wednesday, morning, March 18th, at "
o,SGoct at the front door Of the Court House,
two large Store Rooms on Biddle street, near
Main, Centre Wheeling, now oscupleu y ~ :,
Barritt. This property mas peen au'ei'iseu IL
another column for some tlme.
On Thursday morning, March 29th, st 81
o'clock A. NJ, at our room, large lot OF Fur
Uitnre consisting of Plaid and Cushioned
Chairs, Bedsteads Wash Stands, Lounges etc
Also two feather beds, two holsters and four
pillows, all nearly new.S
On Friday morning, March 3Otb, at 81 o'clock
A NJ, we will sell to dealers;
81 pieces Mohair Alpaca.
10 Plaid Dress Goods.
5 Figured Delaines.
10 Kentucky Jeans
70 Misses Balmoral Skirts.
100 Thousand Hemming Needles,
30 dozen Gents Kid Gloves.
30 Foulard Handkerchief.
so papers Berlin Zephyr
80 gross Buttons.
1900 skeins Sewing Silk and numerous goods,
which can be examined on Wednesday after
noon before the SALE
We will sell, at the same time, three show
cases maI27
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New York Money NarIGeI.

New YORK, March 26.
Money-quiet at 5a6 per cent Ster-
ling Exchange i'll moderate request, at
1,O7a1 on. Gold-opening at 81 ,264;
closing at $l,2S4,
Government stocks tirmcr
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INSURANCE.
National Insurance Company

OF WHEELING.
Capital siock......-...--'-- ..sioV'"""'
GEO R <. %HEAr JAS 81 MRos6 5fGfSSt
DIRECTORS:
John z. Wilson a. Z. Quarter
Samuel Harper, James y: UT,
Geo. Adams, james MSGiuneS'
j. f, Updegraf, Geo K. wheat
Christian Smith,
This Company, haYing been fally, organizIe,aa
e n-snared TO transact business, and asks hb'
eral share of public patronage. cr
Rates as low as any first class Company.
Ofice No. &c Monroe street, up stairs, next door
to First National Bank. ,,-,,,o, ca
mar22 JUN bAonoR' Se''
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uyLEWIS BAKER.
New York Cnstle Market.

NEW YORK, March 20, lSbb.
Current prices for the week at all the
cattle markets are
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COWS AND CALVES.
CALVES
SHEEP AND LAMBS
SWINE

There was sharp reaction in the cat.
tie market this week in consequence OF
the decline in receipts, the total receipts
falling considerably short of the re-
ouirements of butchers, which were
rendered greater than they would have
been by the extreme cold snap that set
in on Monday, and prices went up.
Sheep and Lambs were i'll good de
mand for poor stock.
Hogs-Activc and higher, as above
The total receipts of all stocks at all
the markets for this week and last week
were as follows:
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hre'. Instrument FuIir Guaranteed
Prof. JOS. EBERT,

Ny authorized Travelling Agent, VIII visit ei
locality from time TO time and cheerfuliy co.N
munlcafe all desired Information
c. c. MELLOR,
feb2l Pittsburgh.
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RIVER NEWS.

THERE we're but fourteen feet water
= the river last evening, and falling
The Potomac lett for Cincinnati, with
good trip.
Can't. T. C. Sweeney's new steamer
Como, dropped down TO the landing last
evening, and will immediately load Ter
New Orleans. She is a neat craft, built
expressly for the bayou trade.
The Nevada, Capt. Evans, leaves Tor
st. Louis at noon to-day.