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the following property, to-wit;
r5N bay Mare, s year, Old, can '+;r--a
SA.sS,s trot her mile in less than three .,s4 (, a
,N&utAS minutes: Gcding, / years &t-SSS.
v II old, sired by Montreal; one s4W "
young Stallion, years old next july. sired iS Geo
NJ. Patchcn, ir.: young Horses and Mares laingng
from to years Old, of superior stock CuIt one
year Old; superior thoroughbred Devon and Ayr,-
shire Bull, years Old; Mich Cows and l,a ling
Thoroughbred; Yoke Of Young Oxen, thnluusl,iy
broken and other Young Cattle; | BrouI : ~
Chester County White, fine quality; 10 Shoats Chc.-
ter County Whites. good size.
FARMING tTENSllS.--l Bruad-Whcelel ~
Cart, nearly new: Farm Wagon, in good repair r,r
ori horses Mill Wagon, nX Wagon, Buggy
nearly new WsstonhOEsc Ihra@iin@ Machine
self Extraordinarily new: Pclton 1O-hrr<c Power
superior llussey Reaper Nctcnum Mower, Gran
Fans Corn shelter, variety Of i'oWs. liarrpws cut
tivaorS, l!Ilcs Shoyes. Hoes, Picks. Axes. a..
TERMS OF SALE-All sums of SjI and under
CASH. On sums above thai amount. credit of !
months will be given, the purchaser to give hi.
Note, with approved security. payable at the Ma
tiona BAIL; of Elhton. \ liberal discount Will he
given, if parties pay their Notes on day Of sIlc.
Feb 0, lSG7-2w WM W SCOTT.
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CAsHIER.-Joseph L. Gibson has been
elected to the Cashiership Of the New Cas-,
tie Co. National Bank, at Odessa, Del,
Mr.. Gibson was formerly a resident of Cher
nv Hill, this county.
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Public SlIc.

I III subscriber will oacrat Publ Sale at Perry
| willie" Cecil county, Nd. on
Tueselay, the 2Gth day Of February, 1867,
tho following Personal Property BAY ~.
MARE, years old, kind aud fast ia ha.- %sSsfrf>
ness; ) good Horses, suitable for farming ,snS-,yJ3
purposes: , Brood Sows Of Chester county W ~
stock, with Pig and the other with Pigs ~ nor
side; Fat lipg~: Il Shoats of superior stork: one
BuggN tn"ary ncwb Sleigh and Bells; largo
Spring Wagon. suitable for : hprsc-: larg,.
thrcc-declier P"niTy Wagons set of fine Harness !;
Saddle and Birdie
Lot of superior Cared Meat, such a. Hams Shout
dcr-, Jowls, &c.
Lot Of "a inch Pine Plank and scantling I.oJ OF
shore Wood. The entire stock OF Bar Fixtures
A ONE-STORY HOUSE, now occupied.
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE
. Beds aud Bcdstcad8, Mattresses, , Feather Beds,
sheets. quilts, Carpets, Sid"hpald, large Mahng-
amy Table, large Walnut Table, large Dining
Table, other Tables Chairs new Cook Stoyu, ten
plate stove and Pipe, Knives, Forks, large Waiter,
Dishes, Pots, Pans, Sc.
Terms OF SiLE.-All sums Of anl under $40 Cash:
all sums over $40, months credit, by giving Note.
with approved security, payable at Cecil National
Bank with interest from da'c If no, paid before
maturity
SALE POSITIVE, without regard 10 the weather
BD Sale 70 commence At IL o'clock. precisely
JOHN \. SMITH.
Fep9, lsG7-iw S. BURNS, Aurt
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Hoe PHENoMRSoN.-Mr. Joseph Wells,
of this town, butchered three hogs this week
weighing 1906 lbs. in the aggregate; and
what was most singular, each hog weighed
435 lbs.
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Religious.-Rev. Bishop Scott, ID, will
preach in the NJ. Z. Church of this town, on
Sunday, the 10th instant, at 1Ol O clock M,
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Iofal affairs.

DEATH OF Hon. IL. $. MAGRAw.-in our
last issue VIC announced the illness of Mr..
Magraw, and the almost hopclcssness of his
recovery. He brcathcd his last on Friday
morning LIST inst, in the city of Washington,
where he had been stricken DOWN. by disease,
surrounded by his family and friends. His
remains were conveyed to Port Deposit in
a special car, thence to his residence at
West Nottingham. Mr.. Magraw was taken
with fit of apopleXy on Tuesday night
about eight o'clock, and suffered great
deal until death.
He was member Of the Maryland Legis'
lature, from this county, having been elect
ed last fall. He was born at West Noting.
ham, on the 18th af December, 1915, and
was educated at the academy in that place,
after which he studied law in Lancaster,
Pennsylvania, with John Il. Montgomery,
Esq, and after being admitted to the bar he
was married and removed to Piltsburg,
where he engaged in the practice of his pro
fcssion, and was eminently successful.
In 1852 he went to California and was
engagedas counsel in number OF important
cases. On his return home he was elected
State Treasurer of Pennsylvania, in which
capacity he served three years. After this
he purchased his fathers estate in West
| Nottingham, Nd, and removed to that place
with his family, Mr.. NJ. was fifty one years
of age, and esteemed by large number of
friends. Being man of wealth he was very
liberal to the poor, and never refused to
help those in need.
Rev. DR.. Gurlcy, Of the Presbyterian
Church, attended him at the time of his
DEATH
Cecil county has sustained great loss in
the death of Mr.. Magraw. His wealth and
libcrality, connected with spirit Of enter.
prise placed him among the foremost men
of the county in public spirit and Improve,
ment. Since his return to the old home
stead at West Nottingham he had greatly
improved the farm and buildings. He also
purchased the old Porter property on the
Octoraro and erected one of the finest flour
mills on that stream, to be found in the State
In the midst of IL career Of usefulness, he
was suddenly cut off by the stroke of death,
leaving the friends and community who
knew him best to mourn his loss Rcsolu-
tons ofcondolcnce and respect were passed
by the House Of Delegates on the announce
ment OF his death and Joint committee OF
the two Houses appointed to attend his
funeral.
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The MrsICAL SoIREE, which came OFF Ut
Rock Presbyterian Church, on Thursday
night last, was success, tile house being
crowded, and the entertainment giving gen
eral satisfaction,
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CHILD BURNED. james Murphy, residing
at Pleasant Grove, Pa, had q child, three
years old, badly burned, last week, by her
clothes taking fire from stove.
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The ELKToN AND DELAWARE RAILROAD
Mr.. Tome. February lst, reported bill in
the Senate of Maryland, to incorporate the
Elkton and Delaware Railroad Company
1t is proposed to construct this road from
Elkton, to connect the p, w. 4 B. Railroad
with the Eastern Shore Railroad, at some
point south of New Castle, Delaware.
We hope this enterprise will be pushed
through to completion, though we almost
despair of any measure of public nature
succeeding that has Elhton connected with
it, so many attempts have fallen through
after creating a breeze. A railroad from
Elkton, terminating at or south of New
Castle, would complete, and connect the
great coal road that will soon be opened
from Columbia to Port Deposit, with deep
water aud open navigation at all seasons of
the year. The Port Deposit and Columbia
railroad will be one Of the most important
roads to this section Of Maryland ofany that
traverscs her soil. The facilities for obtain.
ing coal and the valuable sites it will develop
for manufacturing on the old Maryland
canal, can scarcely be estimated.
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COsiecti0ns.-JAS. DENNY, ESQ,
is the regularly authorized Agent for TIE
WIG, for the collection of Advertising and
Snbscrintion bills.
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SALES OF PROPERTY Jabez Warren,
Of Chesapeake City, has purchased the little
wooden mill at the foot of Gilpins Falls,
formerly owned by Jethro Jehnson, dee d,
for s 800. Also, the residence of DR.. S.
NJ. Harry, near Bay View, for So, 5O0.-
These properties are considered cheap.
DIR. Harry goes to Rising Sun; and his
place will be supplied by DR.. L. A. Bently,
from Philadelphia.
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ELECTION NOTICE,
DISSOLUTION of COMPREHENSIVE

NOTICE is hereby given, that the Co-Partncrshp
IN of +. d. McClcnaban and John NJ. McClcnahari,
Heretofore existing under the name and firm Of L.
D. McClenahan Son. IS by mutual consent dis
solved
All accounts against the late firm will be settled
by John NJ. McClenahan, who will also receive nav.
ment of all accounts due the same
+. ID. McCLENAHAN,
JOHN NJ McCLENAHAN.
Port Deposit, January LIST, 1861
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An UNUSUAL EvENT.-Last Monday night
a storm, accompanied with heavy thunder
and vivid lightning, passed over our town.
During this season of the year, such storms
are uncommon. Weatherwisees say they
prcsage cold spell Of weather.
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RELIGIOUS. "A protractcd meeting Of un.
usual interest is now in progress at Perry
fer. The meetings are held in one of the
large boarding houses, belonging to the r..
IL. Co. About twenty persons have been
added to the church, and the altar is nightly
crowded with pcnitcnts.
Until last spring Pcrryvillc had been des,
titutc of religious privileges, when it was
included in the appointments Of the Charles
town Circuit.
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MUSIC.

I E,SSONS IN THOROUGH BASS given hy
l. MRS. CARRIE +. BROWN
Feb 2, lS67-iw& Elkton, Md.
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SPECIAL NOTICE

Il acknowledgement WUIITII rt-IlVVfITV ImOrlm
] friends and citizens Of Elkton and vicinity that he
has X ESUMED HISIN ESS, at
1876 NORTH NINTH STREET.
ABOVE CHERRY,
PHILADELPHIA,
where he is prepared to execute all orders in the
TAILORING BUSINESS.
full supply OF CLOTHS, CASSIM RES and VEST
INiiS, will be kept hand. which will lie made llp to
order in the most approved style
Gentlemen wishing to supply their own goods will
find scale of prices for Making and Trimming to be
moderate and III all warranted give entire salts
faction. n. WELLS,
Feb 9. 1SGT-tf Agent
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new US. B0UNTIES,
INCREASED PENSIONS

JISDHR recent Act of Congress- Soldiers of 1871
~ gre, iD certain cases, entitled to an ADDITIONAL.
BOUNTY from the United States.
Soldiers who we're Disabled in the late War by tho
Goss of eyes,gkt, arm leg, &c, &c, entitled to
INCREASED PENSION of SD $50 and Sl5. Widows
and Orphans also entitled to Increase of Pension
ti,nder late Act.
Persons writing for information win please state
she Name of the Soldier his Company and Regiment,
with the date of enlistment and discharge or death ;
also, how much Bounty or Pension received and if
the Soldier is dead give the name names Ok The
nearest of kin.
Address, enclosing Postage Stamp for reply)
WIN. IL. EILL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
20 ". Fayette Street, baltimore, Md.
Aug II, lse6-taf2p
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Wood "DnteIy

laIE are in want of APPLE and DOG WOOD, for
w which high price will be paid delivered at
Pcrrpvllle, or any point on the r.. W. x b. Railroad.
Address for particulars, L. " MILLS.
Feb q. iSG7-tf pcrrvyiIIr Md
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A CARD TO the LADIES.
DIR. DUPONCO'S
Golden Periodical pills
For FEMALES

Infaliible in Correcting Irregularities Removing oh
structions from Whatever Ca,lsr and
Always SUCCESSFUL IS 4 PREVENTIVE
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}.)ie0.

Elkton, on the 10Th OF
January, CHARLES EDWARD, infant son of
John and Margret REYNOLDS, aged five
months
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Public sale,

TliE subscriber will sell ut Public Sale, at hi r....i-
] dcncc, on ST. johns Manor, known Us the Maiit
Farm,
Jpe1ncslaU Fcbl3idJ'y 2OfL 1867
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FOR SALE.

- AYOuNG MARE, perfectly gentle; drives
flEs> we'll IN both doIfble and siuple harness.
S6A> W. W. HEND ERSoN, =
6ALA llkton.
Feb z, is67-3wf
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Ohio County Union Ticket.
HOUSE, OF DEI.BsATRs.
Hoa. BENJAMIN STANTON,
JOSEPH BELL.
I'D. WHITHAM.

As ASsoUBCKD by telegraph. com
pasy q rsEaIsr troop has been ssnt
1nom HEshiDEton TO Barbour county
Ia this Stsis 70 AssIst ia preserving the
p,sans aud protesting the Lives Of those
ehsrrsd With lbs execution 0fths laws.
TIE fse4 Of thee tEUops being ssot AZ
lords, Of eourse. favorable opportunity
for howl from The eoppsEhsAd orEsns.
Eat II ths far11 Ars - STATED their
bowling Is matter Of very httls mo-
IBsnI. It assras that the Reputation
onissrs eaanos proossd With their duties
undsr Lbs law. They are shot Al and
sto1sd and their bOusss attacked CIVIL
authority u poWsriess 70 withstand the
demonstrations Of tbs rebel element.
The documents sestinE forth this EnaE-
shizai STATE ofsocisty are said 20 Be am
PIE fE quantity and qualify, and they
will be snbmifiSd 70 the public through
ouF columns Tomorrow.
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SsftisI aptttts.
Observation-Disclosures

ODREKT- CHOLERA AHTED0TE
AsPssdy. Rs sid es-tAIn @s ~ CA6Ss-z,
D4AEzssA- ugs=1tey.F TzI- Cf1oB- sd CansP-
inE R1ES Warranted - ears taevGy 60.
II = PTG~ By PEDGASz
4 x EooeElsoc- Ezfozs StlE1oz, W Va
9yG : SuEIh - TeEEht n Eotdz
- 7. bs41sl. C1Dcn1aLA. 60 asgsE1=
hE q EhnieEA
L . -ecDnRsndsd ey J. A AEstzLH, IrOz
Ae-GhAsE Eoo=-I Gas s1oAn Donloa, P L.
G0= LD11s Asa1EEA-s Gza- & EEEiE, Max
vel Eegiz JoEn SA-Ioa- BrinoEt Mis-,
SznEa L11Ehe1n- y ho1esAha AlEE-g-s1= J a.
Lander JoA- ;. So--oc5 = & RodgG5, CUa.
2 go 2 2 mya5
In SAtare's Medicine Chsst. ;ns Ezrth,
tes-s = 70 EPsei5e saPslSoz 20 ths water Of
liz SEER sp<.aE- fGEzAST's nTUyE-
cEST SEuE APHIENT Is an mPrOEe-
Ds1tGPol JEAE Eo-tt--eoos1A remedy TX
Indigestion hLli5Csosss AID sSoss1PatLoa- II
u ~ O1ee mid. tho-oGEA sDd ErEAHbls-
80 DRUG srORE Is wIOHOUT II
s=~3~
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MRS. WIEsLow's
SOOTHING SYRUP,
FOR CHII.DREn TEETHING,

TUX AAEA
GREATLY FACILITATES TIE PRO
oss Of tetthlnz. bT sofIenlng the guns
rrdueing all innammzLion-WiH EuEy ALI
PATS ADd spasnLSiic action. and Is
sure 70 Regulate The Bowels
Dsp=Bd upon II, mother, It viii give rest
To yoursslyez, and
Belief and Health 40 Ysnr Infants
We have pot up and sold this article Tor
yeaEz. and CAS- EAT Is CoRFIDESCE AMI
TRUTH Of IL what we have never been abb
To hay Of any other Inedtcine-NeusT hds {,
FtEiIad tn iSInyls Iunuloe 70 EDez q Cure
Wnen timely us-S:. Never did We know an
instance OF dIssal isfacti0n by any one who
1sed Il. On The contrary, all are delighted
with Us opGralOn, SID speak In terms of
c1mmeudatton OF Its magical effects and
medical viTIReA We speak In tins matter
WHAT VIZ Dad KNOW" AFTER yssrs Of eX-
peTienoe, and Pledge our Reputation G0T The
fIlfLiBe7If Of Lshd; 10 Mere decEdTe- In almost
every instance where the infant Is suffering
from pain and exhaustion. relief viii he
found in hlIse0 or twenty minutes after the
syrup Is administered .-..
Full directions for using accom- pany each
Be sure and call for @. t.ls $40 r---.s
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup"
having the facsimile OF -CUKTfs a rER-
klH5a on the outside wrapper. An others
are haze tmitatiOus.
sold By Druggists throughout the world.
Price, only IS cents per Bottle.
us Fulton StTeeE, Sew YorE
20 High HolbOTn, London, England,
III 81 Paul Streel, Montreal, Canada
EuE26-6Od6m -l-H.I Har4ar o.. |
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SCIIEScK,s sEAWEED TONIC.

This medicine, invented by Dr. J.. h.
Sebenel. Of Philadelphia, = intended 10 d Is
solve The food and make II into chyine, The
nrst process or digestion. BY cleansing the
I stomach with schenck'E Mandrake Pills, the
Tonic soon restores the appetite, and food
that could not be eaten before using II will be
easily diEestsd- -
Consumption cannot be cured by Schenck :
PulInonic syrup unie=zs the stomach and
liver IN made healthy and the appetite Festor-
ed hence the Tonic and Pills are required in
nearly every case Of consumption. A hall
dozen bottles Of the SEAWEED TONIC and
three four boxes OF the MANDRAKE
PILLS win cure any ordinary case Of dys-
pepStn- ss' -s'-#9 ~ nf -HF1a. -
DT. Schensk makes professional visits In
New York, Boston, and at his principal ONCE
In PhlladelPhia every week See daily pa
pers Of each place or his pamphlet on con-
sumption for his days for visitation.
Please observe, when purchasing, that the
two nKeneSses OF the Doctor, one in the last
stage OF Consumption, and the other ~ he
now b, IN perfect health, are on the Govern
ment stamp. ar-.-.s.--.-. ~ $780, 90. =
sold by all Druggists and DeSlerx, price
81 80 per bottle, or S7l5O the half-dozsn. All
Letters for advice should be addressed 10 Dr..
Schenek's Principal Once. No. Is North 9Th
street, Philadelphia, Pa General Wholesale
Agents. Demas, Barnes 4 Co, n. Y; 8. q.
HEnee, Baltimore. Nd; John d. PaT1ce, Gin
cinnau, Ohio; walker 4 Taylor. Chicago, H.;
Collins Bros, 81 Louis No.
OcS l F9- r. ''
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Trust Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DIED OF TRUST
~ eIeS1ied % ne . VI aliAm ?. Bray AMI
am. - 6l-19 n VIE oeArlEg oEts % I x
nd day q February IN The yeaT lsN End
now On record In The Recorder of5ns N
Ohio co1nty, West Virginia, IN Bed Boof
80, PAGE q. vii ell Al public auction Al ~,
frOlt door ofths CourI HOase OF ono co >
~ On SATURDAY. EHE IN DAY OF OCTOEEa
nsxt, AL that certain trncI o. parcel O. Ind
lying IN the COUNTIES Of Broose ana Oht0
~ ct Va and on the Eaters OF Short erFek
noyn - TIE GlTty Point farm, eontaInfrS
two hnndTsd and thiFiy-dve nersE more =
- and bounded - ST forth and deseEfsst
IN natd dsed Of trust. his land q unC5eF cuI-
tfTAt1on, hiss the usual tmpr0yemenis and n
ts1nderiaSd, II \ believed, win Vziua6ls
beds OF coal :
Selling astrusSss, VIII convey sueh TN =,
~ > vested In ne by sd deed OF trrtss
TENS OF sale, Cab, OF a. the olJfk,r o. IT,
purcnsseT, one third in hand, a-Ed ne "a
Ence In lhTee equal payments, af Esr KEW
ADd e4Bhteen noDthz, with tn1erezt fruui
date With deed OF trust tosselTe the s.-ns.
WHEELISG. SEPT IL. Isl. sspiEfd
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The University Of Michigan, which
is Just beginning its new college year,
presents very healthy financial as
Pect- lis tOsaIreeeipts for the past year.
a. We learn from the report Of the Re
gems FInsnoe Committee, was so. 900,
about 80. COO OF which comes from In
tsrest derived from the sale Of UniYsr-
siTy lands Ths expenditures during
the year-about $3j, 600 OF which Was
Tor salAries-lsavs q balance On hand oil
more than p 900. The income Of tbs
University the coming year will be
about S7I 600.
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THE American Equal Rights Azsocis-
ton, Of which Lucretia Mott is presi-
dent, and EIiZsbsth CAdy Stanton,
Frederick Douglass and Henry Ward
Beecher vice presidents, asks for funds
to send tracts and speakers into Kansas,
the legislature OF which has So omitted,
separately, the questions of Suffrage
for cOlored men," and "Sudrags for
women" to a vote Of the electors in the
coming autumn. 81. f..--
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Charming Country Residence for Sale

AN AUTHORIZED TO Skill Thai
i NsEy dallEhff1l 10ahtry rsEiSsacs nov
National Hoad, iEo miles easE u this civ
The property : IN the nos c8ruplEt. AZ
perfect or1sF- Poison EiEe1 runsdlstsIy
THOS O-RRIES
oci-lS g - = Hesl EElEtR ARzni
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1t Will bs seen by the foregoing that
the National tank circulation nearly
reached its maximum e yeHr ago, and
in the meantime the legal tenders, In
Guiding compound interest nOtss. have
been reduced 70 the e1tsntOf$9 81, Ans $50,
tue amount outstanding on September
l, Is66, having been S555, lis. "a, and on
September /, 1857, 81, on, l74- To this
excessive eontrsetion We may attribute
the largely reduced reserves OF the
hanks as compared with those held al
this time last year.
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GES. BEAuREaARD visited the city OF
Richmond, Va, for the first time in his
lsfs on the a6th ult., II rapid passage
nom one depot to another just previous
TO the Bull Run light be excepted. BE
Waited the theatre during the evening,
but, although every one appeared
anxious 70 see him, his personal ac-
quainIance with the citizens Nfs 90
limited that no demonstration was
made. He denies that he WAS Kissed In
the New York Gold Exchange.
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For Sale.

WILL SILL THAT ENCELLENr
bustns.a = and north and Ad5olutrss a.
new Faz5dsDre o Mr. 4onu PhAF On MAJ
street lITsnts ~ present. for $50 re- A.
nrmi las II rooEnA- kitchen and cellar. to
EEsbeE With wafer, ga Ac- The Lo- iron /,
On Main EEIesE y tesi, running haeE ~
THUS O'BEIEN
oEl-lE EeAl els1s.A a cent
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nrnIaEns nIArIERs.

Malls aLs quoted sctiTs and hrn at
Cincinnati.
10 ths sans market Ohio river coal
DriuzE11 csntss Pittsoursh coal u ets.
Al louisville Pittsburgh coal, snOsi,
Il soId At % csntH, and, a. retail, q
cents. Pomsroy article u cents.
stocks are light in the clneinnAti
market. estimatsd not 70 exceed i,JOo.-
600 busbsIs, and no ImmsdiAts prOspecs
Of rise In the EiFsE.
SsVsrai prime lotz Of Wisconsin hoPs
have sold In Ghs Pittsburgh market at
q 70 70 cents. CommohsT article sci IL
~ 40to 60 csnts-
A bull movement In oil IL going on
IN PhilHdsiPhta IN the bOPss Of n "oor-
Hsf-" Rshned has BoId up 70 n. The
~arshossss there are reported well
stocked with oil.
Crude sliu quotes At IL 10 I31< cents
for ~spot'' NJ PiitsburEh.
Clear lumber IL qaotsd At so per
thoassnd, a. C1neinnGti.
Most Of the oats around at SGsuben-
bsnTills have been purchased At forty
oSnts.
There was marked decline in Five
TUsatLsa Of Iss2, yesterday. The new
issue held their own very we'll
The Island branch Of the street rail.
road did land Once business, ysstsr.
day. The receipts are said to hHys been
some S225.
Speaking Of the Island. the numbeI
ofnsw hoRSsa gone and going up over
there this season, Is far ahead OF any
season within late ysAEs. BnndInR
seems TO have been the order of'the day.
1t only costs about 20 cents now 70
send e telegram Of ten words from
Wheeling 10 Philadelphia. Compact,
tIon Ia the cause. There is an activs
war among the telegraph lines Just as
there is between the Express com
paniss.
The public debt statement, fortheOm-
ing Tomorrow, will show, It is said, =
reduction OF currency end some in.
crease Of gold In the vault
BaIlding Association stock In Par
ksrsburg has sold at sec premium.
Butter Is S5a4Oc per pound down
there; eggs 15e; grapes ioaI5c; Irish
potatoes 25e per peck sweet potatoes
$50; oats IS per bushel; hay S13AtI4 per
ton; beef slSakh I5c; mutton lOaI2c.
Good mercantile paper Is plenty al
Cincinnati at lOal2 per cent. s