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CincinnatI Market.

FLOUR-We quote spring superfne at q $50
slO 5o9ll 90 winter DO at s SoS sV sPTGg 7E
ll3 SO Fancy brands are selling a. sl4 CO9l5 90;
WHEAT-Hoders are asking q 7592 IS for Nos.
and winter SSSgt SG ia HIIye @
or white wheat and in the absence Of sales quota
tions are nominal.
u held M Stt5S. "a and Lower @
cIud ng new reserved gunnos, 709Tc Is asked;
OATS--The demand wss good and the sales, as
far as made public, were 600 bush No. ! in elevator
at 52l 700 bushels do 52c, and 200 bushels do at
$50.
RYE-The market rules steady but firm at 81 II
al IS for No. in elevator, but holders are gener-
t. PORK-There was less demand for mess pork to-
day. and disposition to sell at $40 5OS2l % for
''B BULK IiEATs-Dul shoulders IKE. sides oac,
"IS GREEN y GETTS-Dull, and the demand lower,
holders asking TIC, sac, and lO%c' Tor shou ders'
sides and hams.
BACON-is unchanged and quiet at 1lH, and 19'at
q l3c for shoulders and cl ear Sides packed.
L LARD-Dull, ard not in much OF demand; prime
city kettle rendered is quoted at l2h9Phc; head
and gut could have been bought at pAc;.
HOGS-The sales, as far as made pubic, were as
follows 325 head average 100 lbs net, at 81 5O 81
do average s4O do; at 81 9O 80 do, average do at
60TToE The q ' ,I. qdie best
GROCERIES-We quote cOmmsn to choice Rio
Coffee at 23927c; raw Sugar at II l4c; hard refined
l6 1l6kc; and MOlasses alto s75c for Porto Rico.
L BUTTER-The demAnd Is ligtt, and the market
rules dull at 2692Sc per ID for PRIME to choice Cen
ltrai Ohio.
EGGS-We quote prime at 2sS3Oc per dozen. ship
w WHfSKY 4Bondsd. new, can be bought for asc. Z
'SEEDS-The market for Clover is steady, with q
fair inquiry at 81 5O97 so for prime samples. Some
holders refuse to sell choice lots at less than 81 u.s.
Timothy is dull at 50 Oo Flax is in fair request at
90 2592 So.
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New York market-Jan. "a.

F2GBRD9 saa osisd love- s6.av on me-
dium and high grades. SIIes snperfne State at
30 4O9lO so; extra western $40 6OIll 70: choice
sII 909l3 co. round hoop Oh Ell 9O9l2 80; and
Sl2 90 for shiI ping and trade brands market
9!'1WStHRRfSSRY WHfSR lNomlnh. ~ w u n
WHEAT-Market dull and lower; No. Chicago
spring 90 95; white Michigan % OsS3 10.
B4RLEySMcre active buyers; Canadawestorn in
bond 96c; FREQ 81 ~.
C0RY-Market dull and declt5Ig; mixed western
ah at 81 IS; do in store nominal ay4l l6.
0ATS-Dulb and heaYyJ western GstBe5;.
GROCERlES-fQ uiebRnd firm! 4 L
PETR0LEUM-Firmer; crude 20Jic, and refined
in bond 28 a3lc. -
PORK-Dul and lower. sales at $50 OOB20 IS for
new mess, closing ut $40 B2 for western; sl9 l29
10 81 for old mes', closing at Sl9 rs cah a"d $40 75
@l7 90 for prime; also new mess at $40 62a2l 90,
seller and buyer for February and March.
BEEF-Dull; sales at previous prices - ,rr on
BEEF HAMS-Stea tEfsales ht $40 O0g33 90! II
BACON-Quiet; I0Sgl0}Sc for Cumberland cut,
and ll@ll &c for short ribbed.
CUT MEATS-UnchAuged and st'ady.
DRESSED H0GS-Firmer; BAPSsSc for, west
ern, choice do S5Sc, and 9JG@015c iQIcity.J ] =
LARD--HeavJ; sales atl29l2Tc for old, and l9ai
@l3JSc for new.
BUTTER-Steady at 26c.
CHEESE-Quet at l3@l01c., rDr
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

DOings of the Missouri LegislaIuPe--'
Death of n wealthy Citizen-COlOra-
do experimentation Pacific Rail.
road.
ST.. LOUIS, Jan. 24.-Both houses of the
Missouri Legislature passed resolutions
urging Congress to repeal the act appro-
priating money to pay for slaves enlisted in
the United States service; also instructing
Senators and requesting Representatives to
procure, If possible, the passage of an act
giving Missouri State militia the same
bounty as is received by other United States
volunteers; also appointing o special COM
mittee to Investigate the sale of certain
railroads in the State by the Governor.
Julius Winkelmeyer, prominent brewer
and wealthy citizen, died yesterday. .
The Republicans St,-JOseph special says
the bill for preventing negroes or mulattoes
from sitting on juries in Colorado, vetoed
BY Governor Cummings, was passed over
the veto by the Legislature. Governor
Cummings is en- route to WashingtOn.fw
Gen. Palmer, Treasurer of the Union Pa
cific railroad, received from the Govern
ment yesterday 100000 in bonds, the
amount due on twenty-five miles of railA
road and telegraph line west Of Fort Riley,
just accepted by the Commissioner. =
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QBete9tap5if,
FROM WASHINGTON,
A Plan to Adjust Differences Between
the North and south,

Plan to Adtu Differences Between
the North and south.
New YORK, Jan. 2i.-The Times Wash
ington special says: Since last November,
leading politicians North and South, Re-
publicans, Democrats and ex. rebels alike,
have been at work on plan whereby the
differences between the North and South,
and between the Executive and legislative
branches of the Government, would be
satisfactorily adjusted. Suffrage and am
nesty forms the basis of the proposition.
For instance: II South Carolina will adopt
the Massachusetts suffrage franchise, the
President Is willingto issue proclamation
of amnesty to all who approve of it. The
people of South Carolina, blacks as well as
whites, can elect loyal representatives to
Congress, and Congress can determine ton
their admission. The Administration is
seriously considering this proposition.
Bill Relative TO Recollection Of PresI-
dent.
The Tribune's Washington special says {:
The Judiciary committee have changed
Senator Wade's amendment to the COnsti-
tuition making the President ineligible tor
a second term, and will report 1t so as to
provide that no President or Vice Presi-
either of these offices. .od"fa r1r
Ashley Busy. .
| Ashley is busily engaged accommodating
evidence for his impeachment of the Presi-
dent.
' Another Draft ON the Treasury.
A new draft on the Treasury has been
organized in q scheme to construct q rail-
road through Texas and Mexico to the
Pacific, with enormous grants of land and
issue of Government bonds. 'r r'' l o." ~
\ Freedmen,s schools. ..-
There are in the District of Columbia,
Alexandra and Fairfax counties, Virginia,
and five counties in Maryland. 126 freed
mems day and night schools, 142 teachers
and 6029 scholars.
II ara Personal.
Major General Thomas has arrived in
Washington, TO give an account of affairs in
his department. Gen. Sheridan is expected
here, s4fAt la.st -.#I.- 10
BOutweIl's Bill.
Boutwelrs bill, which passed the House
yesterday, will cause sharp debate in the
Senate, and though it may pass, it will be
difficult to get a two-thirds vote after the
President vetoes it, as he certainly will.
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. ]. G. BRIGGS, y
Proprietor of the Brandreth house.
CURE OF CRICK IN TIE BACK, AND LUM-

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FROM MEXICO.

French, Transports Arrived mt Vera
Cruz--MaximIIian Condemns tho
Conduct of Gen. Sedgwicl. .
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. N-The steamship
Victor arrived this morning from Vera
Cruz 10th. The French transports had ar
rived, and were expected to depart In q few
days with French troops. ,YsgG W Eg,
Maximilian issued another proclamation
condemning in the strongest terms the con-
duct of Gen. Sedgwick in taking possession
Of MatamOras. Va SlhJ Id ,3aNV
Both French and Mexican flags wave
over the fort and custom house at Vera
Cruz. The Liberals are camped within II
miles Of Vera, Cruzr m n cvogTOtf
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FROM NEW YORK.
Plan for Partition of the Turkish
Empire.

Plan for Partition of the Turkish
Empire.
New YoRK, Jan, 24.-The, Hearlds Ber-
lin correspondent gives the outline of a
plan just proposed in Germany for the par
tition of the Turkish Empire and the oblit-
Grafton of the Porte Government, which If
carried out simultaneously and in the in
terests of the Christian subjects of the Sui
tan, and by Russia and Austria, would be
likely to effect the object without blood
shed. Russia takes to herself the credit of
being the only sincere friend of the oppress-
ed people of the Turkish provinces, and
the entire subject was canvassed with
serious attention, both by the statesmen
and people of that empire. Russia watches
the progress of the Austrian agitation in
Poland with much anxiety, and is likely TO
anticipate the Hapsburg movement by, a
bold counter stroke. s.. r. . tmo.
Emigration Statistics. 30. '''
The weekly returns of emigration show
that 1,452 emigrants have landed here dur
ing the last week, making the total since
January lst, 14,900. .,.. n.
The German Emigration Society has
lust issued its annual report. from which il
appears that of the 233,7l7 emgrauts at
this port during the year 1866, 82,S94 were
Germans, most Of whom left for the west
ern States. se t..
Railroad Accident.
An engine with twenty employees on
board, was thrown from the track of the
Long Island railroad near Jamaica, yester-
day, one man, James Mclaughlin, being
instantly killed, and another, the engineer,
horribly, and perhaps fatally, mangled.
~ Heavy Failure. .vrtiRrf
II a a.. h.. 60; a..
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IF FROM iNDTANAPioLiIS. "a \ AliSoL Is, lima

RatificatIon or the Cons nstitutionSsl
AnAendment-Fire. y froailsGaI
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 4.-A joint resolu-,
ton ratiiying the amendment to the Con-
stitution of the United. States passed the ,
House Of Representatives yesterday, hav-i,
ing previously passed the Senate. iro e grid
A fire last night partially destroyed "
W. Iredell & Co.'s boot and shoe store.
Fully insured. s-,ysE,rp6A
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OOlgatals Aromatic Vegetable Soap.

A superior Toilet SOAP, prepared from renn-
Cd vegetables Oils in combination with GIy-
cerine, and especially designed for the use Of
Ladiesand for tho Nursery. Its perfume is
exquisite. and itswashins properties unrivalled.-
sale by all Druggists, febiO-d&w1y
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TF7TT Q q 1TT-7l''
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THE HEAD OF A COMET,
THE HOUSE OF NIERRCY,
FOR PRODIGAL SONS. =" e

HOWARD ASSOCIATION PHILA.,
II delphia, Pa, established on the principles Of
Christian Charity. for the relief andlcu Of MIS-
GUIDED YOUNG MEN, who have destroyed their
manly powers by Errors, Abuses and Diseases in
cident to Puberty and early life. Essays aud Re-
porta. with plan of new treatment. sent insealed
SKiLElN nd OGHT0N. Howard HsSccCiation.
Philadelphia, Pa. ossl janl4-d&W3m
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COMM FRCIAL MRTfERS.7
NeW Worm moneY NIarket-Ian. 24

NbW HUNN TIVHOV HHWTHUE-" WHs EF
MONEY Market steadypt 697 psr cent. for call
loans.
STERLING EXCHANGF-Dulla at N99<c.
GOLD-A shade easier; opening al 1874 declining
to134t1. advancing to,l34&, deeliging to l34h and
O'Isipy -. Gs6ipYyEEiRSIaENT Fl sTooKs-Dup and droopipg
q iFREIGH GHTS-To liverpool 6rmer; barley per sail
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HenvY Loasea bY the Vicks bnrg Fire.

HARTFORD, Conn.,, Jan. N.-The Rtna
and Phoenix Fire Insurance Companies
lbse $4,000 each ON the late VicksburG FIRE
which will lessen the price of their stock
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IkeInoxed fronl hIs OId OflIcec.

DIR. "A. B. WILLIAMS, West broadway, nea,
aigh street. Columbus, Ohio, has devoted himsols
or series Of years to the rsa msnt Of certain pri
vats diseases. HsmAy beconsulted ct his oiRoe4
Broadxsy. near the ExchAnse Bank 'o ~ bas, ~
iVN-TSND II . f-J-4 wi
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ANNAPOLIS, Jan. 24.-The Maryland Leg
islature passed an act abolishing the article
in the code permitting the sale of negroes
into slavery as punishment of crime. Here
after no distinction will be made in the
punishment of white and black criminals.
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HYGlENIC WINE, THE GREAT IMPORTED TONIC.

Used by the best families throughout Europe;
Approved by the Imperial School of Medicine,
Paris; NJ
Endorsed by the prominent Memt ers of the Amer
can Medical Association at their Convention, held
in Baltimore, May 1st, 1866. Contains Spirits Of
any Kind, and therefore ..
NOT INTOXICATING IN THE LEAST.
1t is prepared in Paris from pure Sherry, and ad-
nits in its composition only tonic, aromatic and
TeDTffu0e substances ..--I.l ltIHF7
LADIES will find it adelicious substitute for the
various toncs which have an alcoholic body.
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full flavor 1t is the pure juice of q most delicious
grape. 1t surpasses in excellence any table wine in
the country. Used in Europe for sacramental pur-
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These wines are sold ~ AL druggists, and BY K.
'umbus, Ohio. 4--.-|
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FROM LOUISVILLE. GA3I
Richard Stillwen Committed for FOr-

LOUISVILLE, Jan. M.--Richard StillYell,
SON Of the late Judge Stillwell, of Zahes-
vile, Ohio, was examined to-day, charged
with forgery, and committed for want of
bail in the sum of $4,000.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ALLCoCK,s POROUS PLASTER /.

ALLCOCK'S POROUS PLASTER
LAME BACK. .H
NEW YORK. Nov. "a, 1859.
7. ALLooeK q Co.-Gentlemen: / lately suffered
severely from q weakness in my back. Having
beard your plasters much recommended for cases Of
this kind. procured one. and the result was all
could desire. A single plaster cured mo in week.
ulri Yours respectfully, f't
rwe J. G. BRIGGS, y
Proprietor Of the Brandreth House.
CURE OF CRICK IN TIE BACK, AND LUM-
PVT BAGO.
- Lyons, N. Y, July 4, 1902.
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of crick in my back, which has troubled me for
some time, and now my father is going to them
for difficulty about his heart. a-p,
-T# L. H. SHER OOD.
DR.. Green, No. 1853 Broadway, New Yor informs
US he sold. on Monday. June 22d 1892 two plasters
to young woman suffering very severely from lum-
bago. On Thursday she called to get two more for
q friend, and hen stated how the two she had pur-
chased on Monday had relieved her Immediately af-
ter putting them on, aud CURED HER IN TWO DAYS
Of most distressing pain in her back and loins
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fOk THE fhENENTIUh AND CUkE Of
Q o N = u M p II L o N,
lin ITS. MOST. ADVANCED STAGES).
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al Disorders Of The Stomach and B0UsLs.
III 4mmedidteIy increases the strength and deepens
the cotor OF the pale blood. 1t subdues the Chivs
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FOURTEEN days. The appetite is at once iRsgOrated,
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ETTCsYMPT0MSi MA
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tie, General Debility, DEBILITY C[ PregaaHcy and
Nursing, :IEying Paths EhFedgh the iS1osiders.
Chest FACE or limbs, Neuralgia, NerDous Rsdddete,
NerUOus Pr0strdtiOF,, NervoHs Irritation Ofddt.
tess Dissiness, Eseessi0S Pdteaess, Sore qlrnnt
Drou sinesss Sleeplessasss, Dyspepsid, Sour Som
dchs 2 Heart Burn" 0ppTesston or Sinking Of tie
NoftottplttOl,
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ng!e pisOrders er Uterine LrTegylGrtties, suehla
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our fIeserlptlon saVeo ny daughIers RieI and
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Are prepares, byrtbe hessieurs GsIancier 4 Du-
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sSsa LETTER OF RECOMMENDATION. iaa1
hnemGs.a as1ia7i i.tg PARIS, May 5th 1853.
..GENyLKyKN:- have used the "SPEcIFrc
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private and public practices. and have lound
them o most energetic and efficient Rem
edy in cases IF ,Spermatcrrhea or Seminal Weak
ual Weakness, or Lmpotdnev; Special Derangemenis
Of the Nervous System; Weaknesses arising FROM
HseIet Habits and Sexual kxcesses; ReIdgditon Of
kyss: tims" Or BricE Dast Deposits IN IN The tRS
Urine; !. ilkyS DischargeSi Palcness Of The Skin,
With 6unksn Cheeksand BlOodless Lips; 'Pinehed"'
Features; lrregulAr Action Of the RsaFt and in all
the gbastlJ train OF symptoms arising from Over
gse Abuses or Loss from any cause. Of The Nervous
We earnestly adyise the Profession. and oil per-
sons suffering from any Stmptomdtic. " Organic
A6ections Of the GENlTo- URINARY SYSTEMS, to use
these Pills. With high r'spect, we are yours most
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Spanish and English, accompanies each box, and
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Price sIPer Box, or SIX Boxes for s5.
-eSold by all the principal Druggists, or will be
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