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Wool Markets.
BOSTON.

During the past week the Wool Mar
ket has been rather quiet, says the Bal-
letin, no large lots-having been taken
for consumption or on speculation. But
prices remain firm, and there is not q
prospect of any abatement in this firm
ness, as the supply of staple gradually
dwindles away and the season advances.
A full average number of consumers has
been in the market, but most of them
have taken small lots only. Manufac-
turers operate very cautiously, not be
cause they expect lower prices for wool,
but because the goods market Is not sat
isfactory, and they desire to avoid an
overstock.
large amount of light Spring fabrics, in
the present depressed condition Of trade
aud values. Hence many makers OF
our most popular brands Of fancy cassi-
meres, and other s~easonable goods, are
already ~slackening up on the produc-
ton. This of course has the effect to
render the market dull for very fine and
choice lots of domestic fleece; but, as
these are by no means abundant, hold
ers are firm and not inclined to press
sales. The consumptive demand, just
now runs upon good three-quarter blood
~fieeces, suited to the production Of the
more staple lines of wool fabrics, which
involve less risk to the manufactures
than the various styles of fabrics
The low grades of both fleece and
pulled wool are sold very close mp, and
are likely to rule higher when wanted
for use toward the close of the season.
Medium feeces and the surer grade of
pulled are dull, with considerable &C
cumulations of the latter, a. usual ut
this season of the year. The extra
grade of pulled is in good demand, be-
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From San Francisco.

SAN FRANCisCO. Feb. 23.-The Mon
tana, with Panama passengers from
New York, February lst, has arrived.
The market for coffee, tea, sugar and
syrups firm; no Costa Rica or Java in
first hands; Rio 22t. Eastern butter 80
AS. Export demand for flour confined
to New York; China quoted ut D 15a6 p,
Wheat l 65al 20.
Mining stocks-Savage ~ %; Crown
Point :; Yellow Jacket 90; Chollar5 56;
| Ophir 2 30; Belcher l IL: Imperial l So,
SAN Francisco, Feb. 2i.-JudSe
Dwinnell yesterday denied the motion
of Mariposa county for an order of re-
straint against the Sheriff of Mariposa
county levying execution of sixty thou
sand dollars Judgment granted Dodge
Bros. in January last.
Official information was received yes
terday of the capture of Colima by the
Republican army under Carora. The
Imperial army capitulated on Februry
second. Corora allowed no violent pro
ceedings on the part of his army, ant
profound peace reigns there now. The
capture of Tchauntepec is officially re-
! ported.
The United States steamship Gohingc
and four French wal vessels were in
the harbor at Acapulco Februry 18th.
The United States steameo Swanee
was at Cape St. Lncas February 18th.
The ship Ella Norton, from New York
arrived.
SAN FRANCIsCo, Feb. 25.-The Con,
sui of the Republic of Mexico, in this
city. received the following official
news: Juarez was at San Luis Potsi
when Generals Gonzales, Ortega and
Patoni arrived. The prisoners in the
city Of Quanaiesrto were captured by
the Liberals, January %. Many pris.
Oners and all the artillery, munitions
and baggage were taken. General
Marquese captured the city of Zamora,
the most important place in the State.
Michoacoa and Purenaraca were taken
by the Liberals. General Pinzon and
Miramon were completely defeated near
Zacetreas. Three of his brothers, and
all high officials were made prisoners.
The Liberals captured half n million
dollars.
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ing taken about as fast as received, and
the choice brands Of New York and
Eastern sustain very full prices. De-
lain woods meet with a brisk inquiry
from the prominent New Englandm
~ufacturers; and good lots OF native
combing are also wanted al iuu pre-
vious rates.
Sales of domestic for the week have
been moderate, and foot up some $4,000
lbs at about the previous range of Asa
zoe for fleece, and 36a63 for the various
grades of pulled. Included are lots OF
medium and good Western fleece at 45a
SOC: Michigan at 50a5Sc. New York and
Vermont at 4sa57tc; New Hampshire and
Maine at 5Oa55c; Ohio and Pennsylvania
at 55a57c for medium, 5sa64 for fine and
extra, 65a67 for donble extra, and 6sa7Oc
for small lots of picklock. The bulk of
sales, however, has been mostly in small
lots, ranging from so to Coo, the details
of which. are without special interest.
NEW YORK.
The market is very dull, says the
Economist, manufacturers only buying
for immediate want. and contesting ey-
cry inch of the way for an abatement,
even of a cent. This, however, holders
are unwilling to concede, except, IN
cases where individuals having been
caught in q tight place, are very anx-
ious to sell; this, however, rarely occurs
at this season of the year.
The known scarcity of domestic
fleece, however, is q great preventative
against prices going lower. 1t is con-
coded on all hands that fine woods will
be wanted and are held very firm, but
medium and coarse woods are scarcer on
the market than fine woods, and quite a
number of factories are now going OH
fine goods, and are coming on lower
goods, this increases the demand for
medium woods: coarse woods have been
in demand for carpets, which makes
them scarce and keeps up the price. 1t
does seem almost impossible that
wool could get much lower; for,
eign woods cannot be sold for much
less than they are now sold for, and
pay even the present duties, which, ii
will be understood, are now levied on
the cost at the port of importation and
not at the port of expectation. 1t is
true that goods does not afford any mar,
gin and manufacturers cannot pay
even the present rates and make money;
but the foreigner can pay the price
without the duty, and mako the good:
and pay the duty on them and sell
them here to q profit We thought that
importers had suffered last year; but al
though every department of business is
sorely depressed and all find curtsilment
the order of the day, yet importers do
not appear to have curtailed much. Our
manufacturers have been reducing pro-
duction by running the mills short time
or stopping part of their machinery;
this has reduced the amount of Ameri-
can goods upon the market c%onsidera-
bly,, but their place is well supplied
with foreign goods, and while foreign
woods have been slow of sale and prices
depressed, the foreigner has reaped the
benefit of it.
The sales for the week include l60,-
900 lbs fleece, ranging from 4sa6Oc; 49,
900 lbs Texas, 2Oa33tc; $4,000 lbs Cali
fornia, 25a3Oc; 75 bales pulled. 33!a35c.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD
New York Market.

NEW YORK, Feb. 26.
COTTON-Less active and less firm;
sales 1900 bales at 81 for middling up
lands.
FLOUR-Receipts of 1882 barrels
market less active and 5alOc lower;
sales of $500 barrels at 9 75al0 on for
superine State and western; 10 05alO %
for extra western; IL 0Oa12 10 for choice
do; 10 9Oal1 20 for shipping brands ex-
ira round hoop Ohio, and IL eOal2 8
for trade brands; market closing dull,
WHISKY Quiet and steady, and
no receipts.
WHEAT-Market dull and dropping,
RYE-Rather more active; sales at
l Hal Is for western; l 10 for Canada
in bond, and l % for Canada free.
BARLEY-DrOOping; sales of l5,5OO
bushels in bond at 93ia94.
BARLEY MALT-Quiet; sales at 10 OC
| a13 IS.
CORN-Receipts 10000 bushels; mar.
ket less active and lower; sales $4,000
bushels at liO7for mixed western in store;
l OsaIO9 for do afloat; closing at ! o.
aud l O6a1 0e for new southern yellow
OATS-Receipts 2,4l0 bushels; mar.
ket quiet; sales Of "a, 200 bushels at 57a
o. for Western.
RICE-Dull.
COFFEE-Quiet and very firm.
SUGAR-Steady; sales 5000 hhds OF
Cuba llal1i; and 1000 boxes Havana
at IL.
MOLASSES-Quiet.
PETROLEUM-Dull; 17al7I for crude
,nI DSa2n for rafna1 in hOnI.
HOPS-Quiet and steady at 35a75 fol
new.
PORK-Dull and heavy; sales OF
$500 bbls; 20 37a20 80 for new mess;
closing at 20 81 for western; 10 s7a2O Il
for old mess; l6 50a17 00 for prime. and
10 OOa2O 00 for prime mess; also, 500 bar
rels of new mess at 81 80, sellers for
March.
BEEF-Steady; sales of s25 barrels at
previous prices.
TIERCE BEEF-Stsady; % 00a3l rs
for prime mess, and 81 OOa36 w for In
dia mess.
BEEF HAMS-Frm; sales of 175
barrels at 81 5Oa36 90.
EBACON-Inactive; sales of sos boxes at
l0alOi for Cumberland cut; III for
SuOT IlDDcu.
CUT MEATS-Steady; sales 325 pack
ages at 5tal0 for shoulders, aud lila
1871 for hams.
DRESSED HOGS-Firmer; sales at
9ial0 for western, and lO4alOf for
city.
LARD-Hcavy: sales of 1855 barrels at
12al2a for old, and l2!al3t for new.
BUTTER-Dull at loa25 for Ohio.
CHEESE-Quiet.
LATEST MARKETS. p. NJ.
FLOUR-Dull and dropping with
sales of low grade extra State at 10 90.
WHEAT-Dull, and nominally la2c
lower for Spring.
OATS-Steady and quiet at 55a62 for
western
RYE-Steady at l l0a1 ~ for western.
CORN-Closed dull at l06Ial o. i'll
store; and1 O3 for shipping mixed west
ern afloat.
PORK-Dull with buyers of new west
ern mess at 20 81; sellers at 20 70a2O IS.
BEEF-Seady.
BACON-Quiet.
LARD-Dull.
DRESSED HOGS--Quiet at 9fa9l for
western.
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New York stock Market.

NEW YORK, Feb. &c.
The railway stock market opened
steady, but fell off slightly at exchange
with general dizziness, owing to the
lack Of outside support; Fort Wayne
was the weakest stock on hand and but
few sales, but the market generally
gained frmness: New York Central
/ OBJ; Erie 534; Hudson l 81; Re.ding
l OBJ; Michigan Central l on; Michigan
Southern 172s; Illinois Central l6;
Pittsburgh S0i; Northwestern 35i; do.
preferred IS; Toledo l Is; Rock Island
90; Fort Wayne %; Ohio certificates %;
Western Union Telegraph 42i.
Governments fell about ] in the fore
noon, and were still lower this afternoon
on gold and less active. Treasury notes
steady; closing quotations were: for
registered of 81 | 10tal 10s; coupons
81 l 10sa1 100; $50 registered l % Ia
lO7s; $40 coupons "a l 05al 0st; do.
rs l Ossa1 0s:: do. Januury and July
| 06ta1 O6i; 1910 registered Tia9Sf;
for August 7-3O l 05ta1 O6i; June 40
l O5.. Gold closed strong at l 39s.
Border State bonds quiet and steady:
Tennessee 6s 65ia65s; Virginia 4a7t;
North Carolina 50a504 Missouri 9ea93;
Hannibal and st. Joseph bonds 7sa 20.
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FROM NEW YORK.
The Roberts Peninns-IIavanR and
Balize Correspondence.

Balize Correspondence.
NEW YORK, Feb. 26.-It is stated thai
the Roberts Fenians in this city con
template an early resumption of opera
lions in Canada.
In the Supreme Court yesterday the
Jury returned a verdict for the defend
ant.in the Indian reservation libel suit
of Henry W. Depuy against Oliver c,
Hurford, ct. al. The plaintiff sued for
$4,000 damages.
The Herald's Havana correspondent,
writing on the 2Uth, says the Bay of
SANTANA has been secured by Mr.. Somers
Smith, the charge d'atfairs of the United
States in st. Domingo, as q coaGng sta
ton in the latter republic for United
States vessels, and that the treaty has
already been forwarded.
saThe Herald's Balize, British Hondur-
as, correspondent, writing on the Sd,
says: Another expedition has been
started after the Indians. in charge of
Colonel Hasley, of the British army.
The facts of the late defeat of her maj
esty's troops are so disgracefnl, that for
the credit Of the soldiers forbear to
give the details.
The cane crops are magnificent. Some
thousands of ripe al is waiting for the
mills, and we shall have excellent sugar
IN abundance.
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From Detroit,

DETROIT, Mich, Feb. Ex-Governor
Grape yesterday vetoed the Port Huron
& Lansing railroad bill, on the ground
of unconStitutionality and inexpedien-
cy. The bill allows 10 per cent. on as
sessed valuation to be given to the road
by all townships in any county trav-
erssd by the road, The Governor says
the system will create an enormous
flood of bonds, which capitalists cannot
take, issners cannot pay, and the credit
of Michigan will be forced to so beg
ging, and will stand low in the market.
Immigrants will be slow to come into
communities thus bankrupting them
selves. Magnificent schemes which
promise wealth, work miserable ruin.
The veto is made the special order for
Thursday morning.
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CONGRESSIONAL
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.
SENATE.


John ID. Defries, of Indiana, was cleo
ted Government printer.
A Joint resolution was passed author
izing the Secretary of Navy to furnish
two eleven inch guns for the purpose OF
testing R~idGeway's revolving battery
Several private bills were passed.
The House Bill establishing the de-
partment of Education, was considered
without action.
Mr.. Sherman called up the compound
interest bill, when recess was taken.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Wentworth reported from special
committee of which he was Chairman,
that he had ascertained the story OF
a corrupt bargain between certain menu
bers and the President. was derived from
observations among reporters IN the
gallery and connected differences there
from.
No testimony has been given effect
ing in the least the integrity of the
President or members. There was not
the least knowledge obtained by the
committee about the reported PROPOSE
ton of reconciliation between the Pres
idcnt and members, nor had the COM
mittee any reliable expectation of OBJ
tanning such knowledge.
Mr.. Glossbreuner made a facetlous
statement of a similar purport.
On motion of Mr.. Wentworth, the
committee was discharged from con-
alteration on the subject.
The Senate amendments to the House
prohibiting the payment OF
to any person not known to be
opposed to the rebellion were acted on.
That requiring claimants to prove they
were always opposed TO the rebellion,
was non-concurred III.
The committee on Conference asked
that the bill for 90 per cent. additional
condensation go back tothe Senate.
A Joint resolution for the removal of
the Naval Academy from Annapolis,
was considered, and after an hours de-
bate, Schenck's substitute and resolu-
ton were rejected.
The House went into a committee on
the Whole on the tariff bill.
Recess.
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The Rreelnea,. Rnrean II Texas.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2s.-Letters from
General Grafin, Assistant Commissioner
Of the Freedmen's Bureau OF Texas, de-
clares his purpose to exercise oil power
given him by existing powers for the
protection offreedmen, and states that
every decision that Bureau shall have
occasion to make in cases of wrong and
outrage inflicted upon freedmen shall,
II necessary, be instantly backed by
military force.
An official communication shows an
aggregate amount of S539,000 expended
for subsistence stores issued to destitute
refugees and freedmen, or persons not
belonging to the army, for six months
ending Dec. 81.
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BY THE CABLE.
Telegraph to the Register

LONDON. Feb. &c, Noon.-The writ OF
habeas corpus has been suspended ior
,bree months longer in Ireland.
Earl Russell censures the American
Government for pleading for the Fee
mans.
Earl Derby's reform measures are the
topic of general conversation. Leading
journals have editorially approved 1t.
Consols 81 for money; 5-2o's 73t; Hi
nois Central III; Erie 37i.
BERLIN, Feb. 26.-The King Of Prus-
sis will be Emperor of Germany.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. &c Noon. = Cot
ton very dull and depressed and quo
tations barely maintained; 1873 and a
prospect of a further decline. Bread
stuffs quiet and steady; unchanged
prices. Bacon 4os; lard sos Cd.
LONDON, Feb. 2.-Evening-Consols
clio ed at 81; 5-20's 73f; Illinois Central
IT; Erie SIT. 90
LIVERPOOL, Feb. Electromagnetic
ton market irregular, and quotations
show q decided tendency downwards;
middling nplands declined I'd and closed
Mt l3id, but midding Orleans closed at
lad.
MANCHESTER, Feb. 27-Evehing-The
markets for goods and yarns dull, with
a declining tendency. lBreadstuas
oniet: American corn declined to 3s
per Rauarter for western; California
wheat unchanged: provisions and lard
firm and unchanged: ashes declined to
34s I'd; spirits turpentine SIS cd; linseed
cakes, 10 pounds, 15s per ton; petroleum
unchanged.
LONDON, Feb. 26.-The Government.
has withdrawn their resolution on ret
form and promise to lay before the
Parliament o regular reform bill. The
bill for the confederation of British
Provinces of North America has passed
the House of Lords.
DUBLIN, Feb. 26.-Captain McAferty,
formerly of the United States army, and
rceently q leading member of the Fe-
man organization in America, and a
companion of Head Centre Stephens,
was arrested in this city to-day, on sus-
picion Of his being concerned in the re-
cent outbreak at Killarney.
FLORENCE, Q So.-lnc eiectlohs SO
far for members of the Italian Parlla-
ment, have resulted in the defeat Of the
supporters of Rieazoli.
PARIS, Feb. est Is announced that
the first steamer of the new Havre and
New Orleans line will leave Havre in
May. 80
FRASKFoRr, Feb. &c, EVENING". s.
5-20s, ut.
PARIS, Feb. PC, Evening.-American
bonds unchanged.
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SAMUEL P. WHEELER,
ColI,ECTOR OF

\ pensions, Soldiers Claims, and Certified
Accounts. AL ofiicers, Soldiers or seAinen US
titled 10 Tensions for life, and in case OF their
Ieath. thci. widow, orphan children, mother or
s;-fer of any such officer. soldier or seamen, Is
entitled TO . pension, and also the bounty OF one
HUNDRED dollars, and all hack pay due. MY iec
for pension is collected and No CHARGE IN
case of failure.
enable terms
I House. Wheeling, Va. sePo
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Bills Approved.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.-The President
has approved the bill authorizing q sub
merged tubular bridge across the Mis-
sissippi ut st. Louis, and the amendato-
~ anti-smuggling bill, which provides
that any foreign railroad company or
corporation whose road enters the
United States by means of a ferry tug
may own such boat and shall be subject
to no other restrictions than if owned
By American citizens.
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Protesi-su.pe.,ie, Of e.Ie..

NEW YORK, Feb. ga formal and
emphatic protest from a majority of the
Bishops OF b Episcopal Church against
the introduction of ritualistic novelties,
is published.
The Secretary of the Treasury has or.
dered the suspension of the sales of il
licit whisky. In some cases not more
than half the amount Of duty was real
lied from the auctions.
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In lifting the kettle from the Ere I scalded
myself very severely-one hand almost 70 ,
crisp. The torture was Undesirable. .
pain almost Immediately. 1t healed rapidly,
and LEFT very little scar.
CHAS FOSTER
60 Broad St, Philadelphia
This Is merely . sample Of what the Mustang
Lfniment viii do. Ii Is invaluable in all cases
Of woands. swellingS sprains, cuts bruises.
~spavins. etc, either upon man or beast
Beware Of counterfeitA None Is genuine IN
less wrapped in fine steel-plate engrzvings, bear.
ing the ignatpre Of G.. W. Westbruok. Chemist
and the pirate stamp Of m BAkyKs & Co,
New York
sarsfeg. Spring Water, cold by all
Druggists.
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still held BY the Government. If it is
the intention to give actual title to the
Mormon occupants on the same ground
as other immigrants, and ] do not zee
how we can do less, q land Office should
be opened there, anda Commissioner ap-
pointed to settle conflicting claims"
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sG..r..,.w. Election.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.-Oficial re-
turns of the Georgetown election show
the election of Q radical mayor By "
majority, z radical coIncilmen, and 4 OF
the conservative party.
The great paintingof Lincoln reading
the emancipation proclamation to his
Cabinet, by Carpenter, was placed over
the east door in the rotunda Of the Cap
itol to-day.
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BUSINESS CARDS
greenwood Cemetery,

.>UTUATED ON THE
- ROAD. three miles East Of the city. y now
.s.5y for Interments, sale and improvement %
- n contains 81 acres of land, ana = LAC
~ in The most modern and improved sfyieIca5
Se easily reached ut all seasons by the Nss,oIA
p.sd and for three-fourths Of the year oy NJ
Hemp6eld Railroad II Is perfectly secuie AM
ia,nnaed TO be beautifed by every variety OF
,rses shrubbery, public vault chapel, arsncia,
- fountains, &C., to make 10 QUA 20 tfe oes'
p,rsi Cemeteries in the country. Ample pro
rssinn Il also made for its enlargement, order
psrsons desirous Of purchasing lots can exam
,na ,he gTpypd with the Superintendent VINO
IL ! Mai or secure them by calling nj the otnce
of The Secretary. on Main street, over the BANK
of Wheeling. wJn ..u
on the SECRETARY 10 obtain permits therefor.
T;cLsts of admission to lot holders ana SlSt
tors viii be issued by the SsSrstary;
w A. J. SWEENEY, Prest
p C. BoxIIAX, Sec'y.
BOARD OF DIRECToRS.
sv..,.x John A. Armstrong,
- RhoIes George Adams
John G. Muth, X l.. J1ruAn
Geo. Mendel, IA ihu'e'" ..y,
| IoseDh Bell.
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WE ALSO HAVE CONsTANTLY
w in store, Buckets, Tubs, Wash Boards,
Brooms, Essence Coffee, Extract Logwood, Mad.
der, Indigo, Copperas, Blue Vitrol, Alum, Pep
per, Allspice, Cinnamon, NutIness, Cloves, Mus
tard. Ginger, Bicarb. Soda, Sal. Soda, Rabbits
Soap, Colgate's Soaps, German Soaps, Family
Soaps, Candles Mould and Star, Concentrated
I've, Window Glass, Lead, Shot, Gun Caps, Pow
der, Cotton Yarn. Cotton and Flax Twincs,
Candle Wick, Batting, Wrapping Paper, &c.
MAXWELL s. rINGLE.
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Ga II UTs,k

WAHINGroN, Feb. 26.-General Haxen
has addressed q letter from Jefferson
Barracks to Representative Bidwell,
who had requested a report of his OBJ
servations upon affairs in Utah. while
there in October last. He says: Il think
it important that the Government
shonld in some way strengthen its au-
thority In that territory, and at the
same time increase by whatever means
possible our friendly relations with
those peonle, and elevate their intelh-
gencs till they come to feel that they
are 0 part of the United States and that
we are their friends. Harsh measures
will only the more strongly consolidate
them. The lands of the territory are
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A~xrieuIturnI Affairs.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.-The Senate
committee oil Agriculture has recon-
mendcd the erection of q building fol
the exclusive use of the Agricultural
Department. Judiciary Square is re-
commended by the Department as a
suitable site. The matter for the an,
nual report of agriculture for 1866 was
presented to Congress to-day: 1t em
braces in addition to the work of the
Department, papers from some OF the
best agricultural writers Of the eoun'
try, including Judge French and Ed
ward Todd, Y. A. Willard, Ben Perley
Poore, VIM. Clough and others.
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From CoIumbus.

COLUMBUS, Feb. 26.-In the House to.
day, Boynton's resolution to strike the
word white from the constitution, after
a lengthy debate was lost: yeas 26;
nays 50.
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LYONS EXTRACT OF PURE JAMcA GNGER-
for Indigestion. Nausea, Heartburn. Sick Head.
ache. Cholera Morbus, &c. where q warming
genial stimulant is required. Its careful prep.
aration and entire purity makes it a cheap and
reliable article for culinary purposes. Sold ev
erywhere, at 50 cents per bottle.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all
Druggists. febl cow