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Ro0T4 ANN sExnpo

BHs$ JOHN II. RICHARDS
Y AT Formerly ofl2O Light street wharf.
-, The undersigned most ros specially invita-
tho attention Of their friends aud tho public to their
stock OF BOOTS and SHOES Of their own man
utactWe, Wholesale and retail. Also Ladies
misses and Ch:idtens Shoes. Superior stock always
On an ready t0c custom work at The shortest notice
and at prices that defy competition '-N
RICHARDS Is JOHNSTON,
No. tGS \. Howard street
arl0-In between Mulberry and SaTstosso
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VIM. lei. READ,

This MINERAL WATER. so popular with eycry5o9u,
is again opened for the Summer, and proposes, with
enlarged apparatus, to supply the anticipated in
creased demand. The syrups will continue 20 be
gas will be generated in the Porcelain Lined Foun-
taDs. Cream, daily from the dairy. will only be
used N production OF the popular Cream Syrup.
VIM. Ii. READ,
DE4LERIE
Fine Fancy Goods,
ToiIoG Articles,
FeF1IIInery,
Cosmetics, &C., DC.
Including full stock OF
Hair Brushes, Boswell ( Warmers Colorifc,
Tooth Brushes, Bachelors Hair Dye.
Nail Brushes, &c. Uphams japanese Hair Stain,
Soaps & Combs, ChTistador0's Hair Dye
Fans, SoZOdOnt, for the Teeth
Flasks, Jewsbury Il Browns Tooth Paste,
Satehels, BurnetJs Cologne and FloriIneI
Pocket Books, BUrnctt's Tooth Wash & Cocsino
Hand Mirrors, uphams Depiiatory Powder
Gold Pens, ppham sErecklo i Pimpe Banishey
Baskets, LONDON Hair Color Restorer,
Umbrellas. Canes. Email dc Paris,
Opera Glasses, Lard's Bloom Of Youth
MUSIC Boxes. German tdrlna Cologne
Lubns Extracts, Cosmetic for the WhskcrS
Lu6ns Soaps, SterilDgs AmbroSia for the Hair,
Lubin's Hair OIL, kendalts Amboine,
C0udray's EXtr's, Elder Flower SOAP
Soaps, Lows Brown Windsor Scap
Pomades, Humphreys Homeopathy,
" Stick Pomade, Cheyalier's Life for the fIair.
Myg. Soc's Ex's. Halls Sieilian Hair Remover,
Hys. Soc. Soaps, Read 5 Hair Tonic,
Hyg. Soc. Pom, Reads lair Restorer,
Hyg. Soc. H'r Oil, Fiery Serpents,
Corn Plasters.
Agents for tho sale of the Great Southern Remedy,
or Texes Tonic for Constipation, Liver Complaints
&c, with many recommendations from Southern gem
uemen just received from New Orleans Call and
get q circular, at Nm, II. READ
ltI Baltimore street.
Ono door of Calvert.
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MiIaGsllno. YRnc1S.

'1HNaLLahts FrVOtAs
Woodof al SiEes, OCk and Pms Roed,
Delivered free o! charge.
Othee City Steam Fire WOOD Mills.
South street,
d27-6m2p JAS. II. JOHNSON It Co., propriotor,
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Since the above was penned, we have re-
ceiyed the Geographic account of the conclu-
sions of the Cabinet, adverse to this Report
of the Reconstruction Committee, justifying
the belief already expressed by us, that wise
and patriotic men cannot be betrayed into its
support. The New York Nation shows it no
favor, as will be seen by what follows which
we give from its last issue;
THE Reconstruction Committee have NJ last pro-
duced plan and we confess we doubt very much
whether they have strong hopes of its ADOPTION. II
consists OF an amendment TO the Constitution and
two bills Or the adoption of the former there Gaeg
not seem much probability. The section which dig
franchises FOR four years TO 81 VINO have vol
unfairly adhered to the late iGsurroctnn or given It
aid or comfort. could in opinion. never be en-
forced ever if adopted. Who would exclude SO large
u mas Of the population from the polls throughout
the length and breadth Of the South and whatshouiI
We gain ~ their exclusion, supposing we could effect
it? The bills are better. but are only bills. They
most properly disquafy for Office, forever all the
high cX-olicais of the Confederacy. There is not
word about suffrage to be found anywhere. which
considering VINO the majority of the committee are,
must be due TO sheer want Of confidence in tho pub
lie. We fear there is little hope Of anything till
the people have spoken at the fall elections"
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- y. ASgAep'H smg9E.Tsj-3.,,

EC.I
II TIE exercises viii be resRE2e4 on. MONDAY
hAAi, September IN, az > o'clock 4 NJ or Which
Ray L sw scholars will Is admitted
lnrae EG5e2 glasses szciu9.Fa,y lnt4nGs % for yqng
.ies we're formed last 1,snuary 20# are ia ss,5cg9-
ia! operation al present.
+Afs9;a 'ending neayd0-5 EF1 requested 20 proyIdo
f9c their pucc.rai arrival.
.r2'-t'f KNAPP.
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ceaselessly directed to snake treason respect
able" to place the winners in the fight, in the
attitude Of the defeated; to eyalt their out
generated leaders to almost the rank OF deml-
gods, until maguanimity itself has been dis
gusted; and men who regretted their suffer
ings, have felt incapable of pardoning their
madness and folly.
Not whilst history has pen to record the
incidents of this rebellion, can it be made
to appear otherwise than the disastrous and
wretched failure it is; and had the prominent
leaders of it, on its demonstrated mistakes
and follies and final overthrow, ceased to
magnify Its cruel exploits, ceased to offensive
ly parade its great crimes as virtues worthy of
admiration, much of the vindictiveness that
has been manifested would never have been
exhibited; there would have been no excuse
for Ii; or, if s'own, would have found little
sympathy amongst the loyal defenders of the
government.
The time has come to recognize these facts;
to act upon them; TO guard against the con
sequences Of folly so rank, in the future. The
Government is master Of the situation the
PreSident-no matter what imputations have
been attempted to be cast upon him for his
endeavors to bring about lasting peace--has
not the slightest intention of making treason
respectable. Illustrious as the combatant Of
treason, of disunionism, of attempts to destroy
the Government, he would be mad 10 stulticy
himself, to contemn or biacken his splendid
record with the approval of ruinous dogmas
he has all his life shown he detests. Kindly
disposed, however, and making proper allow
anccs for the want of discernment or the
power to resist which dragged the masses Of
the South into rebellion, he is wiling-so fal
as the safety Of the Government will permit
him to DO ito pardon the past, and to &C
forward to a better future. Let the people
give him that credit which is his due for dis
cernment and true patriotism, and none need
fear that he will ever betray to q disastrous
conclusion the fortunes of the Republic. In
his wisdom and firmness is at last the hope OF
the nation.
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H-STD n SUPERIOR IsE1fEEgY.-Te can con-
Izy scisntiousiy recommend to those suffering from
Q Distressing cough, DR.. Stiiebland's Melifuou3
Cough Eal2arn- It gives relief almost Instantaneous
and il wthG rot dissereeah!e to TIE aste. there is
70 doubt that the Melliduoas Cough BaI9an IS Que Of
pgicIor clsiius for it. We have triea it during tie
rest week end found raiief from most distressing
eouTa- 4SlS prepared By D. Strickland, No. laG
Sycamore strg1t, GnoirnAtir Ohio, and oT sale by
Druggists. Wholesale aZoLJS .GI293p il Elqci, .!lG
f.. voEc!at + o.. i.G-T,I
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10 Correspondents.

No n2ttc- can be taken Of anonymous communications
Hh0tt' . intended for insertion mast be outhel-
nc"fen the name and address Of the ,oritey--lot
nscess"' g Jor publication. On, guara7lty for his
goo'f '"fh. Ne are not to be considered response
ale 10 = opinions expressed by correspondents
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Sold by al DrUgglsts.
Nho!esslod By Thomson ( BLOCK and s. s.
HhNCE. Baltimore. ia!2-d&Ueoly

Tr~=---pEyY<e BAD sgsEs OF F5ET.E-S e;ITgEa
Lcz2F BY DR.. SERICKLAND'S PILE NGhI EEY.-
S,r. GaSs. q Janesyas, Wisconsin, wEitaa for the
t:ne1. OF al E1o suef with tha P!ias, that he ha=
Of Pisss, and his brother was discharged from the
af1ny as lacgr25le; tha being quite paEl'ysed with
With enc bottls Of Dz. srrickiana'5 Flo Rs.a5dy--
The recommendation Of thesa gentlemen, beside the
daily testim0pais received by Or. Strickland ought
to convince those suffering that the most aggravated
c1roIc cases of Piles cared b. d. StrioEtgndq
Pie lomedy. L is cola oy Seth S. Hsnce lob Bait
more street, eGd cy ErC=gisgs eyeryWhere.
Wholesale agents. Thomson Il BLOCK
acd 4. V0GELER Il CO:
SETH s. HAECG,
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FayREASuRy DEPARTMENT..
III APEH 18th, 1866. I
Notice is hereby given, that the Treasurer Of the
United States, the Assistant Trcasurersat New York
Philadelphia and Boston, and the United states De-
positaries al Baltimore and Cincinnati. have been
directed TO discontinue from this date the receipts Of
deposts account of Temporary Loan, except those
intended for Clearing House purposes.
II. MCCULL0CH,
RpSC-st Secretary Of tine r~clsurv.
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ANAPETAE SrEOCEE

Ct NAPETAE S'EOCR
~ or TIE
MARYLAND REVOLVING STEAM EAVIGA-
TI0N ASSOCIATION.
One fourth Of the STATE pATENr
- Secured as q BONUS.
fkhShNT CAPITAL LIMITED 10 $4,000.
Price OF Shares, $50 Eacis
Prospectus at tho Office Of John g. Eelby Il Sscond
street. Baltimore, where books Of tho Association are
nov open for Subscription 49,
Notice will be given for payment so soon as s2N oC
IS suosGrLbed " heu paid in Beard OF FIVE Direc-
tors viii be elected Uy subscribers The Board il an-
tnoriZed to contract or arrange for construction sad
managing the affairs Of the Association until an act
OF incorporation il obtained.
a2S-tt JOHN s. SFLBY. Trcasrrcr
sSfS FARMERS. GARDENERS. and al in
VIZ tcreSted. viii please take notice tina. thov ogn
$50 re spnphai, at the shortest notice. from CRON-
WILLS FATAPSC0 NURSERIES,, one mile south
o. baltimore Ll@ht street eXtanded.) with all the
choicest known varieties of GRAPE VINES
sHRA WBERRY PLANTS. and other email Fruits
QRNA MENTAL TREES. EVERGREENS, FLOW
bRING sHhUBS, ROSES, aud everything pertain
ing to : well stocked Nursery. Also, T1natoe Cas-
small quantities. u
RI Al orders attended 70 at Seed ana Agricultural
siore, Nos. IS and Is Light st.. baltimore. Priced
Catalogues furnished On application
RICHD CROMWELL Proprietor
G%-Ihcss interested arc invited to visit the NUr-
series. 1t would well repay them.
ap2O-5W K. VINCENT. Superintendent,
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EMODGE'S a'ATEHE REAPER
ED AND MOWER AVID SELF RAKER,
Win nsEihls holding Finger Bar
BUCKEYE and OHIO
Patents combined in Machine.
This Machine, as bCiIt lie past two seasons has
met with the most complete success In every Sec
lion where it has been introduced Ii has taken pre-
cedence over those Machines which haze heretofore
ranked ~ frSr class
Thc MAR. Il SELF-RAKE, improved and applied
to this Machine, has %ISo proven perfect success
Ts also have for sale, the celebrated Pepher Corn
together with all kinds Of Agricultural Implements
Send for Circular. J. HIX BURTON L CO,
ap25-Am No. ~ South Frederick strert
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--sEfEESA EEAHE EAEEk.

GY BALrTYogE, April "a. Isis.
The ISTOCKHOLDEItS are hereby notified that
Election for NINE DIRECTORS of this Bank
:or the ensuing year, will take place Mt their Bank
ing House on the SECOND TUESDAY OF MAY
n EXT, being the 9Th of the month, between tho
hours Of 10 Gad O'Clock
ap2l-tMyS JOHN S. CUTTINGS. Prcst
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S- HSz E@GD MSR H> "a Sa-rg7r
TO
I7he Ladies'.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-14
New york IX Wool MARKER. lI.Il y !.

The market still continues quiet, although we
think that somewhat better feeling exists than was
manifesto ed week ago. But so long as the price of
gold tends downward, and the market for iwoolens
continues so dull, the wool market cannot be ami
mated. There is very despondent feeling among
the manufacturers, very few having any large stock
Of wool on hand. 4,,-C n ,,Tf ~f'o5 80
Fine wool continues in some demand and is not in
good supply; medium woods are plentiful, and can be
bought at low figures. Western woods only find buy
ers at lower figures than those at which they have
been held; good choice lots may meet with buyers,
but 1t is because they are choice and because the
price is low compared with Ohio, Pennsylvania and
Virginia. 10 e1itas'p ~Ar ssEA I8W y =
Yet there is feeling basedupon what we do NOT
know that there will be better trade for wooleps
next mdnh; tits certainly fact that there isa large
number Of buyers in the market and are ready TO
huywhenthe prices suit; but then the prices will
not enable the manufacturers to pay the present
price for WOOL; ~, 5fg5g{ 9TIII If9Ef n 81
Our quotations are as follows: Entire lots of
Western fleece, 5296056c; and lots containing much
more coarse wool, or more than ordiDery heavy will
have TO be sold below these figures Michigan so k@
CSC; Ohio. Pennsylvania aud Virginia 62 @65@6s@
70975c; New York, 55980@65c; Vermont 5O055@
So 60c Western grades coarse 45e medium so 655c
fine 6O9@63; Ohio, Pennsylvania aud Virginia
cheice Saxony fleece, s0c fun blood Merino a75o,
x do, 7O6TO zc, X blood dd, 6s76C do. 81 S63 vi
coarse, So b5e; New York and Michaean fun blood
e99659I0c: Y do, So &c: u do, 60962Kc, x do
5596Sc; coarse do, 5O955c. 5c.-EcoRonatSt, 10Ih.
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A TaIIs with Indians.

OMAHA March 13.4All the principal
chiefs of the Upper Platte and Sioux as
sembled at Fort Laramie yesterday. Col
Magruder- and Indian Agent Garritt,
through an interpreter, held a long talk
over the wires with Gen. Wheaton and SUI
perintendent Taylor, at Omaha, during
ances that they would keep the peace. The
first Of June next was agreed upon as the
time for Commission to assemble. at Fort
Laramie, to conclude treaty with all the
lately hostile tribes of the Upper Platte.
Seven hundred Indians were presentduring
the talk. There will be no further trouble
on the Platte route, ads, n,tr.o.r .fjoI n
s5 This is the first instance of a conference
by telegraphwith the Indians eroleb 'sayoA
=. Sixty miles Of the Union Pacific railroad
were finished In ten days, Commissioners
jtoexamine the road are expected ina few
IuHVSs ! fl fTiI4.f fffIs
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TEl&0rdQ3tG,
FROM WASHINGTON.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NEW YORK, March 13.-The Tribune'
Washington special says: Colonel Estavan
from Mexico, reported confidential agent O
the Emperor Maximilian, has fitted up ar
ONCE and reception room In very sump-
Tuous manner pennsylvania avenue, in
Washington.
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
have already broken ground and rOnllnelIc.
ed the grading OF their road from Point OF
Rocks to this city,
Senator Dixon is seriously i'll.
A contract was made yesterday for sup
plying the military department of WASH
Iugtonwith fresh beef at l125@l11& cents
per pound, and mutton at liz cents per
pound.
The Herald's Washington special says:-
Treasury agents In the South have been d.
Tected by Secretary McCullOeh to inform
the public at large, and especially all sub
scribers to the Confederate cotton loan, that
this so-called Confederate cotton is consid-
cred property OF the late Coniederacy, and
is liable t0seizure and conflscation.
The Worlds Washington special sags:-
Inc House committee OF the Air Line road
to New York, yesterday decided to report
adversely on the bill introduced by Mr..
Evans. ~ in-w NI
An effort will be made at the next meet
ing OF the Senate committee on Foreign
Relations to get a report in favor of the con-
nrmation Of Lewis ID. Campbell as Minis
Ter to Mexico. There svery strong oppo-
sition to him. l
A. Washington special says the Brooks
Dodge contested case in Congress will be
decided in few days.
Half dozen Senators elect from the late
rebeliious States are still in Washington.
1t is stated that smuggling on the Cana
dian frontier has generally closed, except
on whisky. :,
WAsHINGToN, March l3.-The bill to ex-
tend the time for Withdrawing goods for
consumption from bonded warehouses hav-
ing passed both houses of Congress, only
awaits the Presidents signature to become
alaw. -. -. =.
An order has been issued by the Assist
ant Commissioner of Freedmen's Affairs at
Charleston, in which it is said that the
grants of land to the freed people in com
pIiance with General Sherman's special
held order, will be regarded as good and
valid, while arrangements will be made to
accommodate former owners on other lands
not otherwise appropriated. .-H 's
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New York market-Mar. r..

C0TTON-.DulI and heavy, and l92c lower, al
40 4c for middling. 80 =
FLUUR-COmnion and inferior grades heavy and
lOc lower Sales at So 0Og7 Is for trade brands the
market closing dull. '''N
MHISKY-Dull and nominal, at 50 2sa2 90.
WHEAT-Dull and UNCHANGED. Spring l42C
lower. Good No. Milwaukee 81 1902 90, prime
amber Iowa 81 n, an extreme.
RYE-Quiet.
BARLEY MALT-Dull. .r -...
CORN Heavy and l92c lower: G9973c for nm
sound and 74976c for sound mixed western in store
and delivered.
OAfS-Dull; S5a43c for unsound western, 5oa
55c for sound do. fVsa 80 ~
C0FFEE-InactfVe. .... ....... -F
SUGAR-Dull and heavy. Cuba SIuscovado lOsf
@llc, and 42O boxes Havana at l01tc.
M0LASSES-Dull
PETR0LEUM-Dull at 261lS2sc for crude, and
43g4 for refined in bond
PORk-DuIl, heavy and lower S26926 l2JS for
new mes, closing at S26 05 cash; t26 90 for old mess
and $2 90 for prime; also, $500 brs new mess, fol
April and May, sellers option, at S26 l215e26 so.
BEEF-Steady at $l6g2O 90 for new plain mess
and $2O 50@24 90 for new extra mess. --
BEEF HAMS-Ieayy at R37 5O93O co.
CUT MEATS-UnChangcd at ll9l2I4 &c for Shoul-
ders, and l6I29lS.c for Hams
DRESSED HOGS-Heavy at l2k@l21c for
western, and l2%9l3h4c for city, =
BAGQN-Quiet; Cumberland cut 14T9l5c.
LARD-Firmer at l6H9lS34c.
BUTTER-Quiet at 2sC94Oc for Ohio and 35 SOC
for State.
CHEESE-DulI at is922c.
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New York ChttIe Market-mnrch

NeW Orh Ohttle M0rket-mufCh 1J
The current prices for the wesk at all the Catu,
| markets are ssfolldwg. - fNA ~
BEEF CATTLE-fjyt quality, PER head, sB s.
OLA 90; Inferior. Si2 O0a15 90. : ~ "
COWS AMI, CALyE xtIas, per head, slQOa
el20 First quality, s75 O0@f00 0b Ordinary S6j OC
@7S, OO Common, $50 OO960sgS Pafsriors t45 OOG
VEAL CALVES First quality. SeElb, il9iSc
0Crdinery, l9shc; Common, lOE@llcs Inferior,
SHfEP AND LAMBS-Extras, per head 80 cd
,a1O OQ; Prime quality, ~ Or@9 OO Ordinary, ~ No
80; Common, S5 95a5 50: Inferior. $47ba5 90. 4
SWINE Heavy corn fed, per lb, 10A@10Aci
Light and Medium, lo,19ioSlc; still-fed, ,1Oj5S
Barketfo for Beef Cattle broke down this week un-
der pateria increase 10 the aggregate receipts at
all yards. Notwithstanding the arrivals were not
sufficient tltOVesstock the market a few of the
choicest offerings brought Sl0g20. but there was q
general decline Of full half, the market ruling
heavy throughout Tie two days.
Neals steady, with moderate demand az shout
devious prices. ,.fa1t fthA faWNh
Sheep and Lambs without change; prices varying
as above, .,.... --,D~s Ma vw
HSes we're in moderate demsng.ll3 EtEJH
Total receipts Of all stocks for this week and last
week were as follows, -.I.fr rh IT'D.
Total this week-Beeves 534i; Cows 133; Veal
Calves 5l6 Sheep and Lambs l4;s22@ Swine 7o22.
Total last week--Beeves 4l9g Cows Ia; Veal
Calves 465; Sheep and Lambs 4,G32;. Swine 01oo.
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uIncinnnti mnrket.

FLOUR-Superfne is held at S7@7 75; extra al
SS eOg9 25 family at SO 5Ogl So and fancy at $40 7t
@lS 90. - |'- - - - = -
WHEATON, red is in fair demand at 90 OO@
2 80, according to quality, No. new red is held Al
81 75tl00 No. at 81 80, and rejected at $lpl 40
$500 bushels choice old red sold at 80 30.
CORN-NO. mixed sheled is held at 4Sc with
buyers at 47c in bulk and 62c, including gunnies
w hite sold at 69c. including gunnes.
aOATS-AIe dull and pr.ces nominal at 33c for No.
2 and SO for No.1. .-. 5 I
RYE-Nothing doing, and prices nominal at GOO
Csc, the latter rate for No. /.
GROCERlES-lh market reamains steady, with
air demand at 26@3Oc for fair to choice Rio Coffee;
10 9l5hc for raw Sugar; l79l71ac for hard refined,
and 90995c for Molasses.
BUTTER-We quote prime to choice Central
Ohio at 4O@43c.
.CHEESE-The market rules steady at 22c for
Western Reserve and Hamburg.
EGGS-Prime fresh arc quoted at 2692Sc per
dozen, shippers count. -
WHlSKY-The market is very quiet and the de-
maud limited at 25c for that in bond and 81 25 duty
paid. .,. ...- '-.- = -
SEED-Cloveris is dull at 90 for rrime, in the small
wav; III lots, it is doubtful if il would bring over
at So l5a325.
PORK-Held at $.7a2T 50 for city mess.
BULK MEATS-Shoulder sold at lie, packed.
Sides are held at 1870, and clear Sides at l5Hc
BACON-Dull at l3Ia, 15H and 17c for Shoulders
Sides and clear Sides.
LARD-Held at ls}4c for prime city,
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Cleveland marker.

| FL0UR-Prices range Mt so OO9lO so for country
XIX red; $40 0O9ll 25 for country Xxx white; $40 *
gil SO for city made Ak redi Sll 1902 90 for dc
WHEAT Sales cars Al amber Michigan al
81 2O 1000 bu do No. Milwaukee spring on private
terms: cars do do at 81 60.
C0RN-Sales 4 cars No. sheed at 53c; cars do
at SIC: car ear at 53c.
OATSS-No receipts and market nominally firm at
PURK-Market UNCHANGED at So so for No. ]
mess $26 80 for No. do; $3l 90 for clear.
LARD-,Held at lsc for city rendered in tierces,
| 19c do in kegs l59l6Rc for country rendered
BEEF-Firm at $ls 90 for mess 5000 for extra
SMOKED MEATs--salos 1900 lbs Hams at a2c;
Shoulders held at l5c; Dried Beef 23c.
BUTTER-ChOce held at 3S94Oc; common in
fair request at te593Oc. I''T-
CHEESE-Market unchanged but holders stiff
EGGS-In large receipt and decidedly lower.
Sales Is brls at 2Oc. -I' 49,
HIGHWiNES- Firmly held at 50 25. Stock
ALCOHoL-EIeld at q 4sa "a So for os per cent:
Cologne Spirits, $463. Neutral Proof Spirits 80 80
PErROLEUM-Dull and nominal at 5oc for free
refined in round lots; 5795sc for do in small lots
LAKE FISH--Whitefsh 50 90; Trout and Pick
erSsl SSir 81 so Herring H IS 9, for half barrels
g DRlED APPLES-Sales2 20 brls at l3fc and pay
DRIED PEACHES at SOC for peeled; 1s@
Csc S for3ppPeeled halves and quarters;
75@8Oe fft '.'I u
,HOPS-Held a. range of 4OSs5c, for New York,
Michigan and Ohio.
MALT-Barley Malt steady at 81 4O@l 60 per bu,
the latter for strictly prime No. / Canada.
PLASTER-.PowelrsL Land Plaster firm at $ll so
per tun Caoined Plaster 81 Ooper brl. ' = y
WATER LIME-Firm. Held at 50 90 for Akron
and 0swego.
SEEDS-Sales so bush Western Timothy at a 90;
Is bush Ohio do at 90 rs. m
P0TAT0ES.-Sales cars Peachblows at CSC.
BEANS-White in moderate demand at 81 500
co, accordingt to quality.
SALT-Firm At % 55 for Fine; 50 go for coarse
Onondaga; % 55 for Saginaw. EGfFfFTh
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-14


A toilet delight The ladies' treasure and gentle.
mems boonl The Sweetest thing and largest
quantity. Manufactured from the rich Southern
Magnolia. Used for bathing the face and person, Il
render the skin soft and fresh to prevent erupons
to perfume clothing, 30. g5 y MOI f.s
1t Overcomes the unpleasant odor of perspiration.
1t tremovesredness, tan. blotches, &c.
Itcures nervous headache and allay Inflammation
ltcOols, softens and adds delicacy to the skin.r
Ityields asubdued and lasting perfume. -
Itcures musqueto bites and stings Of insects. 81
ltcOntaips no material injurious to the skin. /;
PatroniEed by Actresses and Opera Singers. It il
what every lady should have. Sold everywhere
Try thsMagnolia Water once and you will use nc
other Cologne, Perfumery. or Toilet Water after
wards. ~ 97i saiF7sHp fi'qi saI 'V'' ~.
t.g \, DEMAS BARNES g. co. iis1
600 Props. Exclusive Agents, N. T..
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