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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-16
Cincinnati market,

FL0UR-Superfine is held at S797 75; extra at
SS oOg9 co. family at SO 259lO 5O and fancy at $40 so
@12 GO.
WHEAT-Therc is a fair inquiry for the higher
grades at 80 1902 Is for No old red, and 81 75 so
for No. new. No. 2s held at 81 so, and rejected at
81 OO9I 40
CORN-No.1 mixed sbccd Is held at 4794sc. in
elevator and 63 64c, including gunnies. Earis held
at 40 d 47c, at upper and lower roads.
OATS-ATe dull at 335 for No.2, and 36c for No. l.
There is 10 demand for sacks included; Goo bush
No. 2 sold at 33c.
RYE-COntnues dull, and no correct quotations
can be giyen Holders ask Coo for No. 2, and Csc for
PROVISIONS-A forced sale Of city mess Pork
was made at 25c. but there was good demand at
this rate Small sales were made to f orders at
S26 OO926 25 but some city brands were held higher
Bulk Meats and Bacon are dull, and prices L@Ac
lower. Bulk 81 Oulders could have been obtained at
lOc and Sides at l39l3Ac but they were not offer
ed freely at these rates. Bacon was offered at l3k
Is, and 1881 for Shoulders, Sides, and clear Sides
Lard is held at lSkc for prime city, bat without
buyers. 100 barrels city mes Pork sold at 81 and
SO hhds clear Bacon Sides at l6%c.
GROCERIES-CommOn TO choice Rio Coffee 249
29c; raw Sugar, l2> 9l5c for fair Cuba to choice
Porto Rico, hard-rcfned l79l714c, and MOlasses
the country trade; in the large way, less rates would
WHISKY-Salcs of It's barrels at 25c, bonded,
and 50 %, duty paid
SEED-ClOver remains steadv, with fair de-
mand ut s. 9O96 90 for prime, from store. Flax is
in good request % so. Timothy is quiet at SO 90
1925
P0 fAT0ES-A good demand at S325a3 35, on
arrival, and % 5093 IS, from store.
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CLEVELAND Market.

FL0UR-Hed at 50 5O9lO so for country Xxx
red; $40 509ll so for country XE white; $40 rs
oil SO for city made XN red; ll759l2 so for do
Xxx white.
WHEAT-sales of 400 bush No. Milwaukee
spring at 81 65
CORN-Sales cars shelled at 53c.
0ATS-No. OHIO held at 3S939c from storc
Western 3493jc.
PJRK-Quiet Mess declined SOC per brI. We
quote No. city mess held at 81 0O No. mess
at $26 %; clear at S3l 90.
LARD-Held at lsc for city rendered in tierces,
l9c do in kegs; l59l6lac for country rendered.
HAMS-SalOs 2000 lbs sugar-cured at &c.
SH0ULDERS-LOwer; held at l5c.
BACON-Held at l9c for clear and 2Oc for sugar
cured.
MESS BEEF-Quiet and steady at sls co. Extra
mess $50
DRIED BEEF-Firm and in fair request. Sales
500 lbs at 23c.
IGHWlNES-Marketq quiet, but firm at 90 rs.
ALC0H0L-Held at 81 1874 SO for 9S per cent;
Cologne 3 SPIRITS 5 81 per cent? s46S Neutral Proof
PETR0LEUM-InactiVe and unchanged. Refined
FREQ held at 5695Sc.
SEEDS-Western Timothy held at "a 90; Ohio,
So 70; sales $50 bush Glover at SIS 90.
SALT-Firm at 80 IS for Fine 50 60 for coarse
OnOndaga; So So for Saginaw.
ALE AND PORTER-We quote as follows
Present Use Xxx Ale $40 90: Stock Sl3 O09l4 co.;
kennett $ls 90; Pale Cream Sl1 90; Porter sl2 OO9
IA 90.
WATER LIME-Firm. Held at 50 90 for Akron
and OswegO.
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Nnw worth mnrket-Mnr. 1h.

COTTON Quiet and steady at 4lc for middlng,
and by auction for Gcvernmt mt account, 100 bales
Modification at So I+e942kc for ordinary to strict.
FL0UR-0pened quiet, but closed dull and droop-
ing 81 357 rs for sound extra State and IS s59ll 90
for trade brands. - .
WHEAT-Opened shade 6rmer and closed quiet
and steady; 81 1901 "a for No. Milwaukee, in store
and aaoat; 81 90 for old Milwaukee club.
e r4C0RN-Opened lc better, Iclosing quiet; 7l975c
for unsOund and 7597ec for sound mixed western,
both in store and delivered.
0ATS-Dull and heavy: 35042c for unsound vest
ern, 53954c for sound do.
PETR0LEUM-Lpwer; 25926c for crude; sales
1000 brls do May and June, at 26926H refined in
bond quoted at 4O942hc; sales 1000 brs, June, at
A 45c U..-. o.
COFFEE-Dull.
SUGAR-Easier: Porto Rico IlHc.
M0LASSES-Dull; Porto Rico 709T5c.
W00L-Quiet.
PORK-Opened irmer, but closed heavy; S26 90
@26 81 for new mess. closing at S26 25 regular way;
S26 0026 IS for old mess and S2l 90 2 50 tor prime
ALSO $500 brs new mess, for April and May, sellers
option, at 500 O0p2G 80.
BEEE-Uncbanged.
BEEF HAMS-heavy at S3s OO930 90.
CUT MEATS-Dull at llL9l214c for ShOul-
ders, and l615l9l8Ac for Hams.
DRESSED H0GS-Lower at 70 h913c for city,
chiefly at I21<0pl2Hc.
BACON-Quiet; Cumberland cut 14I9l5c, and
long ribbed l7hc.
LARD-Firm at 16H@l9c-tbe latter an extreme.
BUTTER-Firmer at 2s945c for Ohio, and 40 6Oc
CHEESE-Steady at Ie@22c.
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FROM INDIANAPOLIS.
Indiana Democratic State Convero-
lion.

umOtHmu lDeImOcrhulcS Stnte COmVeIu"
lion.
INDIANAPOLIS, March 15.-The Democrat
ic State Convention to-day nominated can
didates for Secretary, Auditor and Treas
nrer of State, and superintendents Of pub
lie institutions.
The first resolution denies the right of
secession. The second approves the recon
structiOn principles avowed by President
johnson in his annual message, solemnly
condemns the action of the majority IN
Congress, cordially indorses the veto.
pledges tire President earnest, disinterested
support Of the Indiana Democracy in all
his conflicts with that fanatical Congress
sional majority. The third believes the
sole power of Congress over the admission
of members is confined to their election
returns and qualifications, that it has
usurped powers lin excluding repre-
sentatfon of eleven States, acknowI-
edged to be In the Union, by having that
voice coanted In favor Of the constitutional
amendment; that elected members from
Southern States eonstitutionally quail
fled should be Immediately adj
Congress of its perogative and duty
President will defend and uphold the in
tegrity of every State now in the Union,
and take care that the laws be faithfully
executed. The fourth strongly opposes
prohibition and protective tariff
The fifth declares taxation and represen-
tation should 80 together, and Government
bonds should be taxed. The sixth repu-
dates rebellion. The seventh thanks the
soldiers and demands equaliz ltion of boun-
ties. The eightpledges support, regardless
of party atfiliation, any State or National
official guided by the principles this day
avowed. The ninth denOunees comforting
suffrage on the negroes in the District of
Cnlumhia
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0re(egrap5it.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Cabinet Meeting-RcmovnI of
Comptroller Clarke.

Cabinet Meeting-Wcm0va of
Comptroller Clarke.
New York, March 15.-The Tribune's
special says: A Cabinet meeting was held
Yesterday afternoon, and it is currently re-
ported that the removal of Mr.. Clarke was
the subject under consideration. The ex-
pressions of regret are very general at the
radical differences in opinion between THE
two high financial officers of the Govern
ment.
Embassy from the King Of Bel
giuIn.
The King of Belgium has sent special
embassy to Washington to announce to our
Government his accession to the throne Of
that kingdom. The embassy consists OF
Gen. Debeaulieu, with two aids and Sec
retary.
League Island as n Naval Station.
The House Naval committee yesterday
heard Assistant Secretary of the Navy
Fox, who earnestly advocated the immedi-
ate adoption OF League Island as naval
station. He pronounces it the only avail
able location in the country fit for the pur-
poses and needs of the ironclads.
Appointments in the Army.
The large number of appointees to fill
from the various Congressional districts
and passed the examining board, were sent
into the Senate yesterday, but were not
acted upon ineXecutive session. There are
now some two thousand military appoint
ments awaiting confirmation.
Decision of the Commissioner of
Pensions.
The Commissioner of Pensions yesterday
Han
granting pensions to mothers wholly or in
part dependent on deceased son, that it
must be shown that such dependence is not
merely prospective, but actually existed
prior to the sons death.
Society of Friends on the Move.
Seventy-fve members of the Society of
Fri nds, from Randolph county, North
Carolina, arrived in Washington yesterday
| en- route to Indiana, and assert that they
| were forced to leave their homes from the
prosecutions of cx-soldiers of the rebel
army. They state that at least one hundred
and fifty more of their persuasion bound
| for the West will arrive here in few
days.
Ordered 10 Report for Duty.
An order directing nearly one hundred
officers of the Veteran Reserve Corps
l 10 TepOTJ W OtHClul llOWdlh lOl huby
| 10 the Freedmen's Bureau at the South,
was yesterday issued by the War Depart
| ment.
! Counterfeit Plate Recovered.
A special to the Commercial Advertiser
says The Detective Bureau of the Treasu-
ry Department has obtained possession OF
the plate from which the counterfeit $l0O
compound interest notes have been print
ed. The impression was taken from steel
roller in the Department on sheet of lead,
and the plate was taken from it.
Mexican Bonds.
The Evening Posts special says: Mr.
Romero, Mexican Minister, appeared before
the House committee on Foreign Relations
to-day to explain the proposition for guar
anteeing the bonds of the Mexican Rcpub-
lie. 1t is probable that no decision will be
made on this subject for some weeks yet.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-16
Legal Notice.

George W. Insham. pl'F( Court of Common Pleas
William o. Stevens def't.} Franklin County, Ohio.
THE DEFENDANT, WILLIAM o. STEVENS,
of" County, Stateof Iowa, will take notice
that the plaintiff George W. Ingham, Of Franklin
County, Ohio, did, on the Sd day Of February 1866
file his petition in the Court Of Common Pleas with
in aud for the County Of Franklin, State of Ohio,
against the said W lillian U. Stevens, defendant
setting forth that the said action Of the plaintiffs
founded upon prOmissOry note executed By the said
defendant to said plaintiff, on the 18th day of July,
1865 payable six months after date. for eighty dol
lars and that there is due to the sad plaintiff there
on, from said defendant, the sum Of ESQ., for which
sum said plaintiff claims judgment with interest
thereon, from January 49, 1866. The said plaintiff
also caused an attachment to be issued by the Clerk
of said Court and levied upon 22X acres, more or
lesi of land belonging to said defendant Situate in
Sharon Township! Franklin County. Ohio, beipg the
west part of Lot No. Of the subdivision Of section
No, 4. township ., range Is. -.
said George w. lngham, plaintiff, seeks to have
the said property sold and Appropriated to the pay
ment Of his said claim. The said William o Ste
vens is notified that he is required to appear and an
swer said petition on'or before tho third Saturday
after the sd dayof March, A. ID. 1866, 81 ~ Il
Dated February 9th, A. ID. 1865.
10 GEORGE w. INGHAM.
BY II; B. kIBERx. his Attorney. D i8Tf3J
feb9-d1tW6w-G
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
Official Corruption In HdahO-An
Expedition Again ~ Indians.


SAN Francisco, March 14.-Samuel II.
Parker, formerly postmaster of this city,
died suddenly to-day.
Advices from Idaho state that high off,
cial named Slocum had been arrested on the
charge of speculation. Another official
had recently absconded; another died a
defaulter; still another, Chas. d. Vaughn,
Treasurer of Boyd county, had been ar
rested for embezzlement.
At a meeting of citizens of 0wyhe reso-
lutions were adopted to send out Indian
hunting expeditions and Offering bounties
for scalps.
SAN FRANCIsCo CAL, March Alt has
been stated that the Oriflamme, which ar
rived here on the 9th ult., from China,
brought advices of an advance of from ten
to fifteen cents per pound on tea. Upon
careful inquiry tits ascertained that no pub
lie advices corroborate this report.
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A CARD TO INVALIDs.

A Clergyman, while residing in South America a,
missionary, discovered safe and simple remedy
for the Cure of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay
Diseases of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and
the whole train of disorders brought on by bsnefu
and vicious habits. Great numbers have been al
ready cured by this noble remedy. Promted by q
desire to beneftth afflicted and unfortunate, will
send the receipt for preparing and using this medi
cine in sealed envelope, TO any one who needs it,
Free Of Charge. {Hiys
Please inclOsee postpaid envelope, addressed te
yourself. Address, .. -.--r /
JOSEPH T. INMAN,
STATION ID, BIBLE HOUSE,,
mch2466-dly l ,.... New York City. /
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7 The Search for steph ems
FROM HAVANA.
Capture Of n slave schooner.

New York. March 15--The steamer
Moro Castle brings Havana advices to the
10th. ~. ~. .l.... !,
The Spanish war steamer Neptune had
brought in the captured slave schooner
Matilda, with 375 slaves on board, said to
belong to Pancho Marty. 1t is reported
there were on board the steamer 1879 in all.
The United States gunboat Chicora ar
rived at Havana. ~. ~
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Row YoHIt Stoclk market-rInr. 1b.

STOOKS--Hcavv; ., s. Cs, 'sl, registered, l031l;
Treasury Notes. 1906 istseries, 100; ID series, SO
Sd series, 09]5; Missouri 6s 49, Ohio Mississippi
Certificates 2gA; Canton 46A; Atlantic Mailship
Company 100; New York Central 02l& Reading 1902;
Michigan southern 7s6: Pittsburgh rs; Northwest
cru 271&; do preferred 81 Toledo los; Rock Island
IO1; Fort Wayne 92I Terre Haute 4, Alton 80;
Lat hnnrd. pIeferred. O7.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
New orIs MOney Market-- r. %.

MONEY--Easy at = @ per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE-Dull and heavy at
IO8@lOsX.
G0LD-A shade firmer; opening at l3l. advancing
TO 1879 declining TO 1874, and closing at l3l16.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS Without decided
change, t4.
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FOR SALE.
THE AMERICAN HOTEL BUILDING,
COLUMBUS, OHIO.

THE BUILDING KNOWN AS THE
i AMERICAN HOTEL. on the Northwest cor
Mccoy, deceased. is now offered for sale. For many
years psstt has been occupied an Hotel, and fa-
vOrably known to the pubic on account Of its posi-
tiou fronting the Capitol of the State. The build
ing is in complete repair and conveniently arranged
for First Glass Hotel. It has front Of S3S feet
on High street, and 1917 feet on State street.
To any one desirous of making an investment.
either Hotel or otherwise, there is not better
opportunity offered in the West.
If not disposed Of as an Hotel, it will be divided
into separate compartments for store rooms and off
ces, and offered to the public.
For any information required, / will be found al
ways in my Office in the American Hotel.
febl9-dtf-G w. A, MCCOY Trustee.
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TORONTO, March 15.-Reports of plots to
assassinate the Governor General, arrests
for treason, and an early meeting Of Parlia-
ment are all unfounded. Everything is
quiet. .stt1lyJ . - ~ e
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Counterfeit Plate Recovered.
FROM NEW YORK.

The Fcnian Movement IndOrsed.
New YORK, March 15.-At the meeting
ofthe Board of Aldermen yesterday resolu-
tions indorsing the Fenian movement and
enjoining upon city officials the general OBJ
servance of St. Patrick's day, were
adODted,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-16
NIr. IIancrof1,s Sneech.

The London Times publishes a letter
signed j.. H. Livingston, in which the
writer asks leave, as an American, to pro-
test emphatically against the oration deliv-
cred in Washington on Lincolns memorial
by Mr.. Bancroft. Mr., L. says he never felt
more ashamed than he did upon reading
that Grafton, and declares it was disgrace
to Mr.. Bancroft, who desecrated the occa-
sion by such speech, and to those Ameri-
cans who became accomplices by listening g
to IL. Ii. . ,r- ...t. s.. IN
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,AoLUA MITYI
lnnWElT2 g EiAr Tlg T1gqT2 uTpun7
FOR MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS ma.
THEWS' VENETIAN HAIR DYE has stood the
test Of trial, and is constantly increasing in public
favor. .os,fu d'-s-rsisf d. f',q t.'3r "a t-at
, II is the best and cheapest in the world. Price
rs cents. '@4.l t2ihof.I 's'r1im
.Itgivesa beautiful, luStrous. Natural color.
tits complete in one bottle. tsf aftkU
Itdoes the work the first time. -.
Itdoes otcrock. smut or stain. 4spsaaas
q IL does not rub of or fade. oJ nsAh y ots,I
1t always gives satisfaction, A child can apply Il.
THIS HAIR DYE is manufactured By a peculiar
process tlmoW only to Mr.. Mathewa). which ronders
it Infinitely superior to any dye in market.
In using THE VENETIAN DYE you avoid
that RUSTY, DEAD appearance by which dyed hair
is 50 easily recognized when an inferior article
has been used. ,t- .o..& ssss,n
Invest as cents, and you win be convinced
Sold By all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
I.iss., slBsts A. l., MATHEWS, Manufasturer.
DEMAs BARNESi&0O..Ns York. Wholesale
Agents. mayiosdeoiiv
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The superiority we claim for this Loom oves all
other Hand Looms consists in its capacity 70 weave
Wooen and arse fabrics and the gre ater length Of
time allowed for the passage Of the shuttle, making
the liability TO catch 1t and break the warp
any other Hand. Loom. Common sense and 1eri-
ence go to show that the longer the "shedY "a held
open, the greater the time the shuttle has to pass
through the warps, and Of course the Loom can be
run faster and with greater certainty. 1t is equally
true that the longer the ,.shsd" is held epea, tho
Loom secures both Of these results and is the only
Hand-LOom that does. Without the "0peR shed"
wool Warps cannot be woven successfully. The
manufacturers Of other Hand-LOoms have striFen
failed. FH no i-fH. . IL TITT = III
Branson'S Family Hand. Loom is, therefore. supe-
nor 70 al Other. HAND Looms, and is designed TO
lake the place Of al LOthers, and supply wantfong
felt among the people Of the West and SOuth--that
Of making the material which they raise into cloth
az nome instead OF selling 1t and buying the shoddy
mixed cloths Of Eastern manufacture, with all tho
different profits added. t fH f'Ff' w y
BY simply turning crank every part Of this Loom
IS operated and the whole process Of weaving is per-
formed. ltis simple in its construction and easy
to operate, that it can be turned by two fingers
whlle weaving, aud any. one of ordinary capacity,
TO use 1t successfully with but few hours instfuc-
tions Its parts being all self acting, it uires no
sklli to weave with it,. From fifteen TO twenty five
yards OF the heaviest kinds of cloth is an ordinary
days work with it.. II is strong, neat, light and
durable, aud occupying about the space Of ordi-
nary breakfast lable. pen ~
The Family HaGd-Loom is the result of many
yeras experience in the Loom business, and we have
the uniform testimony Of all practical weaverStl at
II e Inc best hand-Loom theV have ever Examined.
For descriptive circular, samples Of cloth woven
on the Loom, and further particulars, address with
stamps, s.H2f-l
,BRANsON BROTHERS. i1
office, 1s1 West Fifth street,
msh .dlt&wsm CINCINNATI o.
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ERRORS or YOVJTM.

A GENTLEMAN WHO SUFFERED FOR
"A years from Nervous Debility. Premature L O.
cay. aud all the effects Of youthful indiscreGon will
who need it, the recipe and directions for making
the simple remedy by which he was cured. Suffer-
wishing to profit by the advertisers experience
can do SO by addressing, in perfect confidence, Y
JOHN b, OGDEN, ls [
feb23-3m No. IL Chambers St., New York.
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samuel Mather,s Estata.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the undersigned has been duly appointed and
qualified as Administrator with the will annexed Of
the Estate Of Samuel Mather, late Of Truro town
ship, Franklin county, Ohio, deceased.
mchi2-ESw ''r', 70 4 : JOHN WRIGHT.
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Not So.

The statement that Col. Estaron has es-
tablished himself in Washington as conf
Dental agent of the Government of the
Emperor of Mexico, is denied by Luis de
Arroyo, in a published card this morning.
e.frr. Poisoned.
The Times Mexico City correspondent
writes that it is very generally asserted
that NJ. Longuis, Ministerand Secretary OF
the Treasury of Mexico, whose sudden de-
mise has been announced, was poisoned.
Financial.
The Commercial says: The stock market
continues to exhibit considerable specula-
tive strength. The active operation in
Michigan Southern and Cleveland & Pitts
burg and Reading are strongly supported,
and the whole market actually sympathiz-
es the majority of stocks being generally
higher. Governments are moderately ac-
tive. Money is abundant. The banks
are lending at per cent. on call, but pri-
vate firms find it difficult to obtain over 5
per cent, being an exception. The rate on
prime paper is quoted at 7@7T per cent.
Gold is loaned at 1-33 per cent. per day
Foreign exchange is dull. The lending
drawers ask 1885 for 60 days sterling, but
sell little, 1881 being the price of buyers.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.

BRANDRETH'S PILLS. COSTIVE-
NESS, DIAnhHEA.-They are taken by the
absorbents and carried into the circulation through
which medium they are conveyed to every part Of
the body.
If The pain affects the joints, single dose pro-
duces remarkable teneft. And the same rule ap-
plies to ccstiveness, diarrheaand dysentery though
with the last named they may be required night and
morning for some days before decided relief is OBJ
tained In affections Of the lungs. throat, head and
pleursy, the relief is certan the excretory organs
throw off with ease the phlet m, and the breathing
becomes freer. Spasmodic asthma is often cured by
a single dose. - mch5-d&wlm
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-16
THE DECISIVE BATTLE

HAS BEEN
FOUGHT AND WON
In every State and City and Town in the Union, by
ClsISTADORO'S HAIR DYE
Over all would be rivals and the palm of victory is
awarded to it for depth ard richness of tint, dura-
bity, Iapidity Of action, softenng and lubrcating
properties, and entire freedom from every delOteri
Gus or soiling ingredient.
Manufactured by j. CRlSTAD0RO, No. 9 As
tor House. aew York. Sold by Druggists. APP
piled by all Hair Dressers. mch5 d& Win
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TAKE NOTICE.

UNHAT ALL KINDS OF FINE AND COARs
IL Wrapping Paper and Paper Bags can be nad
at the Paper Mill. Merchants and all using Wrap
feb37-dlm ANDERSON q C0YLE. !
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Stewards Reply to French Dis
patch. l.--..t, I

LONDON, March 4.-The Memorial Dlplo-
matique asserts that the reply of Mr.. Sew
ard to the French dispatch of the 9th of
February is received. Mr.. Seward states
that the United States will remain neutral
towards Mexico, in view of the promised
evacuation OF the country by the French
troops. Y SAGE s.i.ss,1sN Ifss.'5
The French Corps Legislatif voted para
graphing in the address In relation to Mex
leo without discussion, reserving debate
until late correspondence in regard to that
country is published. ea,a /
The Search for Stephens
The Dublin correspondent of the Times
says. that the search for Stephens has be-
come very keen and determined. 1t Is
believed that he is in Dublin. The police
are almost certain of speedily arresting
him. 1t Is supposed that he has managed
to escape thus far by a continual change of
residence. @"t f'2 ti"s thiaa IN /