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DIR. SchrncII's Mandrake PITS. ASub.
stItute for CaIomcI

These Pills are composed OF various roots,
having the power to relax the secretions OF
the liver as prompt and eifectually as blue
pills or mercury, and without producing any
Of those disagIeeahle or dangerous effects
which often follow the use of the latter.
In all bilious disorders these Pills may be
used with confidence, as they promote the
discharge OF vitiated bile, and remove those
distractions from the liver and hillary ducts,
which are the cause OF bilious affections In
general.
Sick Headache, and all disorders ofthe Liver,
indicated by sallow skin, coated tongue, COS
uveneSs drowsineSs, and n general feeling OF
wearIueSS and lRSsitude, showing that the
liver Is in n torpid or INSTRUCTED condition.
In short, these Pills may be used with al
vantage in all cases where puTsauNe or
alternative medicine Is required.
Please ask for '.Dr. Schencks Mandrake
pills." and observe that the two hkeneSses
OF the Doctor are on the Government stamp
-one when In the last stage OF Consumption
and the other in his present health.
sold by all Druggists and dealers. Price .
cents per box. Principal Office, No. 10 North
9Th Street, Philadelphia, Pa
General Wholesale Agents: Demss Barnes
s Co., 81 Park Row, New York; 5. s. Hance,
los Baltimore St, Baltimore. Nd; John ID.
Park, N. +. cor. of Fourth and walnut SIS,
Cincinnati, Ohio; Walker & Taylor, l& and
lS5 Wabash Avenue, Chicago, Ill; Collins
Brothers, southwest corner Of Second and
Vine SITS. st. Louis, Mo.
Observation-Disclosures
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DUWREY-OnT Thursday September 10Th,
GEORGE " LILLIAN, son OF George and Sarah
Downey, aged eight yeaR, two months AMI
nine days.
The funeral will take place this (FridayJ
afternoon, at o'clock, from the residence OF
his parents, ON the National Road. miles
eastOf this city.
DORSkY-In ST Louis Mo-, on the 18th
September, 1857, CHARLES 4. DORSEY, aged
81 years and months, only son ON, L. Dor
sey tdeceased) and Ann f. Dorsey OF this
city.
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SpefiaI Notiees.
ODBERT'S CHOLERA ARTIDOTE

A speedy, sure and certain cure for Cholera
Diarrhea, Dysentery, Flux ,Cholic and Cramp.
ing Pains. Warranted to cure in every case
IT IL PRESCRIBED BY PHYSICIANS.
A. g, Robertson, Eatou's Station, W. Va.
gays IL is worth Its weight in gold.
s. 4. Bennett, Cincinnati, Ohio, says IL cured
him of Cholera.
tits recommended by J. a. Me;calL. Iron
Merchant; Robert Guy; John DonIou, \. H.
4 o.; Louis Manners; Geo. Il. Tlngle, Max
welltH TingIe; John barton, Belmont Mills,
Samuel Laughlin. Wholesale Druggist: Jas.
Launder; jos. ). Norton; j. Ii. Rodgers, Con
B. & o. K. Il. IL LnySO
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AND HOUSE OF MERCY.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION REPORTS,
for YOUSG MEN, on the CRIME or SOIL
tube, and the ERRORS. ABUSES and
DISEASES which destroy the manly powers
and create impediments to MARRIAGE,
with sure means OF relief Sent in sealed en-
Velopes, fee OF charge. address. DR.. j.
sKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard Assocla-
ton, Philadelphia, Pa.
sepL2IeoO3mdGw.
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Fine Dress Goods.

IXTE ARE NOW RECEIVING OUR
w stock or Fine Dress Goods, which will
be much larger than usual. Rich Embroid-
erred SIlks, FINEST IN the clty); Rich Black
and Coiored Gro Grains, VelouIs and eros
de Antique silks: Rich Siam PlAids; Real
Irish PoplinE; French AernoS; Empress
Cloths; Chene Winceysi very nne SIX MO
hairs, &c, &C. j. q. RHODES q co:
ReGistfsr COPY. sepl6
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aIrtp Aducrtisements.

DR. Green's Wonder Of the World,
rpHIS RENOWNED MEDICINE HAS
/ fully sust.sined lis reputation by the relief
ID ras afforded the afflicted in the town OF
Warren. Eegoes TO kavenna. ONO, the last
of this week, on his way toward Wheeling,
to relieve pain and restore the diseased U
health sep27-lLs
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IT seems 10 be an absolute impossi-
bility to get "A true report OF the grow
ing crops of the West. During The two
months prior 10 the harvesting OF the
wheat crop of the current year, reports
nom all quarters of the West concurred
in promising the largest yield ever
known. The public forthwith felicita-
ted itself upon the prospect OF cheap
breadstutls; and, indeed, prices of
Hour, which had been maintained at II
very high figure for some time, went
down materially ut the announce
ment of the abundant coming har-
vest. But now that the crop is
gathered, it falls far below the san
guine estimates that the public had so
Teioiced in. The falling OF, though by
no means great enough 10 justify APP
prehensious OF scarcity, has mad the eff
iect of checking the anticipated decline
in prices and pOstPoninE the era OF
cheap bread. There is no means of
preventing these false reports. When
the crop is short the loss is exnggeTat-
GO, and when il is "long" the gain is
magnified; so that the public must
philusophically console itself with the
old adaSe, sin the middle is safety"
and receive reports of growing crops
with several grains OF allowance.
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TAYING PURCHASED THE ENTIRE
Stock OF the Carpet Store of OR, PAUL
& Co. and thank full for the very liberal pa
tronaGe bestowed upon the old firm, we
would ask a continuance OF the same. In
Tending 10 give our entire time and attention
10 the bus ness, with increased stock and IA
cilities, we hope TO give satisfaction 10 all
The business will be carried on under the
J.C.ORR& CO.,
Successors To
sepl6 ORR, PAUL. q CO.
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LA GRANGE BRIGSoLI CoNCERTs.-
After an absence OF eight years from
the United States, Madame Anna De
La Grange has returned to this couu-
try. the scene of her former triumphs,
and will give one grand operate repre-
sentatiOn on Friday evening next Mt
Washington Hall. Her renown in
Europe and the States, as an unrivalled
artist in operate music, in Oratorios
aud Concerts, (all the music of which
is of diverse charRcter,l will guaran-
tee to her an enthusiastic welcome
where her talents are remembered
with increasing pleasure. While
absent in Europe she has visited Bra
zil where she was crowned in
the Imperial Opera House, was
houored by royalty with evidence
of the highest appreciation in Madrid,
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For Sale.

A MASON Il HAMLIS ABINET- Or
n GAN, Rosewood case, for sale cheap To
be seen at MTs. Wiiten's boarding house, on
Main street SepH-lt"
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Mass biDPtiDu Of WOrkiDgmGD.

MASS MEETING OF WORKING
~ men will he held in the American
Hall Centre Wheelin, on FRIDAY, Sept =.
1867, to Consiter the prupriety of nominating
a wOrEingman'S Tickle for the coming cleo
ton, Competent sneakers viii address the
All worlEingmen are invited to at
tend, without regard 10 party. BY order of
the
sep25.8t TRADES ASSEMBLY.
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LIGHTING rooms with gas is unfavor-
able 10 the growth Of house plants and
the preservation of cut flowers.
Att Lyndon man sold his wife and
children to another and started for
Utah. The purchaser is still pleased
with his bargain.
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THE STORE ROOM WE NOW OCCUPY
| on Monroe street, near FirSt National
Bank. Possession given on 18th OF October.
sepS SESSESEG & GlFFES.
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A rival of General Observation-Disclosures.
siasIIc ReceptIOn-..GrRnd Military
and civic PrOcessIOn-.-.BuiId
Along the Route ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
General Greeted with Immense
Observation-Disclosures with the mayor
nnd CIIy Council r-
PHILAELPHIA, Sept. %, 1867.
General Sheridan arrived in a special
train from Baltimore mt six O'Clock,
He WAS received by Mayor McMichael
mt the depot, and while waiting in the
reception room for arrangements for
the escort. he was Introduced to the
members of the Select and Common
Councils. There were no formal
speeches. The General was Rccompa-
MED frnu Washington by two of his
staff aud Senator Cameron.
All being prepared, Gen. Sheridan
was conducted from the depot and took
and General Cameron, amidst ire
mendous cheers from the crowd tilling
the streets. 4 salute was also fired.
The military escort consisted of the city
troops, National Guard, Grey Reserve
and the Fire ZOuaves. There was also
a large turn ont of the Republican In
vincibles, with torches, aud twenty tire
companies, with their apparatus,
brought up the rear.
Many dwellings along the route were
Illuminated, and the Union League
House was brilliantly lit up. over the
central door was the name OF Sheridan.
aud other portions of the front were
decorated with stars and inscriptions
OF Liberty" Washington" and
"Union," all in gas jets. Along the
pavement about twenty crippled SOL
dieTs, from the Soldiers Home, were
stationed, and Az the General passed
they let on fire works. He was enthu.
siasticnlly cLeered along the route, and
on approaching the Continental Hotel
the applause became dearening. The
harouche was driven to the side door
of the hotel and an entrance effected
with little difficulty.
Shortly after, the General and the
Mayor made their appearance on the
front balcony, from whence IA view Of
the procession as il filed along Chest
nut street was obtained. The General
was received with cheers from the fro
men in the line and the spectators I'LL
Ing the street; and this continued until
the companies all passed.
The General responded to the cheering
with bows, and finally bidding the
crowd be still, fingered good night, and
retired.
There were no speeches. The Gener-
al partook of a banquet with the Mayor
and City Council. Senator Cameron
was also a guest. As this WAS a private
entertainment no reporters were in at
tendance. The formal reception by
Mayor MeMichnsl takes place at noon
to- orrow, at Independence Hall.
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MRS. WINsLOW's
SOOTHING SYRUP,
Enn CEIIInRER TEEHHINR.

FONG ANSs
GREATLY FACILITATES THE PRO
cess OF terthlng. by BOftentng the gums,
T, ducing all inflnmmRtion-will allay ALI.
PAIN and spasmodic action, and Is
Sure to Regulate the Bowels.
Depend upon 1t, mothers, it will give rest
to yourselves, and
Keller and Health to Your Infants.
We have put up and sold this article for
years, and CAN SAY IN COS FIDESCE AND
TRUTH Of 1t what We have never been able
to kay OF any other medicine-NereT has ii
FuiLed in a Single Instance 10 Effect Il Cure,
when timely used. Never did we know an
instance OF dIsSai tSf1ctlon by any one who
with its operation, and speak in terms OF
commentator OF its magical effects and
medical virtues. We speak in this matter
WHAT WE DO KNOW" after years OF ex-
perIence, and Efcig- our Reputation for the
EfIldLHIeTIt Of Whdt noe here declare: In almost
every instance where the infant Is suffering
from pain and exhaustion, relief Will be
found in nfIeen or twenty minutes after the
syrup Is administered.
Full directions for using accom- pRpy each
bottle.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup"
having the fac-simile OF COURTS & FER
KINSI on the outside wrapper. All others
are base limitations.
sold by Druggists throughout the world.
Price, only IS cents per Bottle.
OFFICES:
as Fulton Street, New YorB.
no High HolbOTn. London, England,
AL st, Paul Street, Montreal, Canada.
auRl6-eOd6m
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sspl6


nIHE FIRM OK PARTNERSHIP OF ORR,
I.AUL { CO., con sisting of. c. Orr & A.
W PAUL, was dissO we'd by mutual consent
on the 18Th OF September, 1857. The business
ofthe late flrm will be settled by J. c. Orr.
]. c. ORR,
a. W. PAUL..
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Great Reduction in Prices.
Wall Paper at 10 cents per Roll


Wall Paper at 10 cents per Roll |!
OWING TO THE LATE DECLINE OF
" prices in The Eastern market, Will here
after sell everything IN tue BU0h, STA
TIONERY, and WALL PAPkR line at
SINCE iSii-from a iine Family Bible down
10 a Spelling Book. Buying direct from the
Publishers, Manufacturers, and original i'm
POI tcrs, and also i'm porting directly myself
/ can oller supeTiuuT Inducements TO pur-
chaSerS. Without advertising in detail,
cry, such as a FnOId'H UnrIVaIIed ink,
(ilIIOtt's steel Peas, Eaber's Lead
Pencils, tEc., eau al ways be had from me,
W A K X A MED GENUINE. school
BOOKS lower than they can be bad else
where in the entire city. CONSULT YOUR
ING ELSEWHERE, and you will Ind the
above reality.
Sep?5lw corner Main and Union SITS.
IN CASE CONCENTRATED LYE-
50 cases Concentrated Lye-Philadelphla
400 lbs. soda Ash.
2dJO lbs. sal Soda, at
0nn KEGS 81 CARBONATE SODA.
SUU 800 lbs Pure Cream Tartar.
$50 lbs CIIabTIa LicoTIce.
80 It's Italian Licorice, at
LAUGH LIN, SMITH & co.
OnO KEGS PURE WHITE LEAD-ctn-
SlNlN Clnnhil.
10 kegs Philadelphia White Lead.
500 lbs nIy " hite Lead.
1870 lbs Bright Red Lead at
LAU6HLlS, SMITH 4 co.
on RBLs. LAMPBLACK, assorted papers.
~ 800 lbs Mineral Paint.
500 lbs English Venetian Red.
2O0O lbs spanish Brown, at
LAUGH Lis, SMITH q 60.
0On LBS. CHROME GREEN, DRY.
EUNJ 200 It's Chrome elbow, dry.
pFtIsCfnn RlnA
40 lbs Burnt TIMBER and Sienna In oil. at
LAUGLHLIN, SMITH & co.
onnO LIS. PUTTY-from LInseed OIL
2U0SUg IL 2@ %. n; sP 966na Whiting,
LAUdafIN. SMITH d co.
~ BOXES CASTLE soAP-GenuIne.
70 IS boxes SHUTS Star soap.
so boxes Reeds German Soap.
. boxes Woods Pearl Starch, at
LAUGHLIN, SMITH & co.
RBI!S. GARRETT'S SNUFF.
y % Goxes CARROTS snuff, packed.
100 gross Block Matches
80 gross Telegraph Matches, at
LAUGHLIN, SMITH Z ca.
IN BOXES RusTsTTE.lx BITrEks.
30 boxes Old Home Bitiers.
~ boxes Plantation Buffers at
LAUGHLIN, SMITH co.
OO0 BOXES. sXlC WINDOW Glass.
100 bbls Carbon Oil.
~ bpIs Lubncating OH.
10 bblS Castor OIL, at
LAUGHLfN, SMITH & CO.
A fn1 stock Ofail goods in the Drug Line.
FePlS
DIVIDEND pa.
IINHE DIRECTORS OF THE CENTRE
L Wheeling fIaIket Association have de-
clRred a dividend OF six (6) per cent. on the
capital stock, payable on demand.
a. G. EOFF, Secretary.
FoFty-five shares for sale.
Wheeling, September % lS57.-Iw.
WANTED.
4 INV OR SECOND HAND SAFE AND
n Letter Press. Address
septa4dlw. LOCK BOX l25.
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INCOMES are genereliy returned as
small as possible, but this was not so
in the case ofthe London, Brighton and
Dover Railway, which recently col
Iapsed in England. In order TO keep
up appearances, this company, last
year, returned an enormous income,
aud on it paid $4,000 tax to the
British Government, when. in reality,
the road was running ut IA loss. The
creditors are now trying to get back
the money, but ind it a difficult task,
for taxes once in the treasury OF any
country can rarely be got back.
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for Sent.


UNHE STORE ROOMS LA4ELY oCCU-
pied by George K. TaylO- = Co., ana J q.
Clemens & Co, on Main - rec /; also tasE-
menf rooms tinished. Good o.:i Ctr liz second
story, aud good rooms ior 9th e. purposes in
second aid third story in good order. Pos.
session given Immediately.
Many building lots and dwelling houses tOI
sale in the sixth Ward, on reasonable terms.
THOS. HORSBROOK.
ONCE. No. llS1T Main street. above Mon
roe, up stairs IehS-tf
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Acknowledgements

OFFICE: NO. 10 aUISCT STREET.
ID. s,ursrrL, !. TEE~. l. A.nAaAS-. Q. L. NAIL.
CAMPBELL, PREw L CO.
EpIroEs ASD PEoPEnET"E-
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Fall 1867.

DUY YOUR WALL PAPER & BOOKS
D at GRAVES. = o. 80 Monroe street
New stock of Wall Papers at reduced phi
ces. New Fine Glazed Pa pers at 30 cents per
Ioll. Common papers from 10 to ~ cent?.
School Books ut Lie lowest prices.
Photograph albums for 80 picture, chased
edges. 81 25-Rll Others In proportion.
Sep2s-iw
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Arrival of General SheridRn---Enthu-
siastIc ReceptIOn-..GrRnd Military
and civic PrOcessIOn-.-.BuiId
Along the ROntc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
General Greeted with Immense
Observation-Disclosures with the mayor
u,,.I NIfy 6'oun1I .r. ..H
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TATELLIGENCER JOB OFFICE.
| No. Is Quincy street
CAEBs AND BILL BEADS. neatly printed.
Ma asJTFACTURERSL LABELS.
INSURANCE POLICIES AND BLANKS.
DRAY TICKETS AND BILLS OF LADIFs
PROGRAMMES AND POSTERS.
CHECKS. NOTES. RECEIPTS.
SHOW BILLS for Country Merchants.
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s.y- No notice will I've taken OF communi
cations not accompanied by re PontibI,e
,'.ma The name will lbs considered conu-
'isniIil but must In all cases accompany let
IsTs IA a guarantee OF good lhiIh'
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To-day, ut one o'clock, l anchored
with my squadron OIL Wanholm, be-
low the city OF Stock holm, and in my
next despatch shall have the honor TO
report TO the Department my further
proceedings.
Very respectfully, your obedient SER
want, -r-..
ID. G. FARRAGUT, Admiral,
Commanding European Squadron.
Hon. Gideon Wells, Secretary Of the
Navy
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WHEELING lNTELLlGENCER.
II l.: II NJ -
IHvAkIABLoY IN ADVANCE.
rRI.WGEIILY EDITION.

.,,,.Y1,Ep EVERY TUESDAY. ThGhsDAf
hA-i nHD SATURDAY.
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- len lluta '- -
MARRIAGES ASD FusEltAL NOTICES %
IL when under six lineh. a..
IiInUis announcements of Deaths STHth'
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spoeIal meeting OF city Council.


COUNCIL. CHAMBER, July 10.-Prcsent-the
Mayor, and Aldormon RAvEssL, GERDTs, SMALL,
O'Nr1LL, Er=rsIEE;E, WILLIS, 0li;ET, GaSEs,
HONOUR, MARSHALL, ENsroN, EAnLI, CouRTENAY,
PRHoLE-15 members.
The Mayor stated that this meeting was called
for tho purpose OF ratiiying an Ordinance to pro,
do for the lqui iaton Of ths Si sSlh sSlh dsy Of june
Of the aitv --''
Alderman PRINoLE, from the Committee on En-
crossed Bills. reported tho Ordinance as having
been ongrossed by tho Clerk.
The ordinance was ratified in duo form, and
reads as below:
THE INTEREST OK THE DEBT OF THE CITY, WHICH
ACCRUED on THE soTa DAY OF JUNE Last
City Council assembled, That for tho ,purpoao Of
uquidating the interost on the public debt Of the
Six Per Cont Stock, obligatory on tho Corporation
OF the City Of Charleston, shah be ssuod undor tho
direction OF tho Mayor to tho persons holding
titlcdi TO receive the interest accrued thereon at
tho time above stated, the said stock to bear in
terest after the rate OF SIX per or cent per annnm,
dsto: Provided, that no part of said Htock shall
be issuoc for any sum less than twonty dollars,
Also % that ali Gums for less than twenty dollars and
for fractional parts Of dollar shall be paid in City
bills. And provid further, That any person bona
S0th day Of June, upon which interest has accrued
shall havo the privilege, until the 1st day Of Sop
part thereof, against taxes duo by him TO tho City
on said Soth Of june and m " receive any balance
in his favor in City Bills or new Stock according
TO the amount thereof In manner aforesaid.
SEo a. That the form OF certificates, and mode
OF transfer Of said Stock shall be subject to the
same regulations ne now oxat in relation TO other
Six Per Cont, Stocks Of the City.
Adjourned W. u. SMITH,
Clerk Of Council.
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[From the Skipping List.
Boston DRY Goods Market.

BOSTON July 6.-The past wcei has been quiet ont
among tho Dry Goods trallo. Eome styles OF Cotton
Goods scarce and healthy trado would clear
tho market OF many kinds Heavy shcetings have beer
sold in largo quantities. aud arc held at Xc advance
sales hav0 bccn at l7Ha1Sc Fine goods sold
and slight advance has already been obtained. Low
prtcod bleached good1 aud wanted i'm
proyement and medium goods soling more freely
NO quote Suffolk and fremont q at l3Kc. brown
drills arc Bcarcc and hnyo been selling nt 1Ssl9c
Jeans quie:. Notwithstanding tlIo advance tho mill
will not Increase production until thoy get at leas
cost for their goods and supply Of many kinds will b
found TO DO quito smnll when actvo trno commences
Cotton Flanncs haEo been moro inquired for Stripes
ticks and denims quito firm and stocks hand
sInal with activity the cIoso Of tho week. VI
quoto Ccchecos at l6c Pacific l6c, with light sales, al
oponed Manchester 15c and frocts lBc with sales
or production; bprngun 16c; and othsS a oorcd
prtees. heaisH SgR work Is sold up very clean. Tn
ciAc lawns 22I5c DcIaines quiet and nothing hn
boon dono. In woo!ons ihoro ia no particular change
notice during tho week.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

gf-i y-,' May 1867. I
once OF Of Btrebs to provide for Keep
Ing tho strects lanes, Alloys. and open Courts In tho
horeby publshed for tho information OF al concerned
For the duo projections Of Tho sAd contractor or con-
occupant and tonant Of any promises fronting In any
street. lane. Alley, or open court khnn on overy day
onal placed in front OF his her lot In barrel boz or
heap and In readiness for Tho CONTRACTOR By tho hour OF
1rst day Of November In every ycar and hour
nino O'clock A. H., from tho hrst day Of November 70
Ing herein or placing any dirt Nth. gatb.ge or other
ohs In any street. lape or Alloy open court afar the
hours Abovo named, nhnl bo subject to fro NOT lea
than two nor moro than nye dollars for zach and oyory
onence. 70 be imposed By tho Mayor. ,7TI7-'
by ordsr MATHEMATICIAN ". II, SMITH,
AA5s closi " Council,
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, July 8.-CoYEr-Wo notice a more &c
Two demand for BIO with salea OF 200 bags Eleanor
and TOO bess OK brig Frances Jans. both prtvAto
teIns; also 800 bags do from second hands, In fota, at
1sHa1sxc .U
CorIoN-In tho absonco ofaales have to quote tho
market dull and nominair at 26a2oEc for mddling Up
lands.
FLoun-Thero continues q good inquiry the bettor
grades Of winter wheat Flour which Ia very We
notice tho na1e Of load Of frssh ground Howard
Bcet R1tra st S13 90: nno several ANAL lots Of fair Fam
LILY do At SIS 60 sud choice Virginia do h SIS 20 bbIs
Howard Hreot Extra At s12 100 bbs do Super at $40
and 300 bbls Spring wheat Extra Afcn for oIport. at
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