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uARBoR IMPROVEMENTS AT MANIsTEE.
III MICHIGAN.
United srATys ESaIsEER,s OIIIcE'l

MILWAUKEE, wIs., December s, ls6s,
Sealed proposals will be received at this ohlce
until IL m, JANUARY 10, 1855, for extending the
piers at Manistee, Michigan, The proposals will
be duplicate and separate for each class OF ma
teriAl and labor.
For particulars US to payments, time Of com
menoing aud hnishing the work. classification Of
material, &c, apply to this otice where plans and
specification. will bo shown to all who wish to
Contractors furnishing material will be req uired
to hold them without expense to the United States
uutil required for use by tho engineer officer in
charge Of the work.
Each bid, to have confederation, must be accom-
panied by a guarantee signed by two responsible
names, and duly certified to. as required upon the
forms furnished,
4 printed copy Of this advertisement will be al.
Blank forms Of proposals, with form Of guaran
toe, will be furnished from this oleo upon appli-
cation, "a,
bidder, the United states rsserying the right to
Contracts with good aud su fielent suroties will
be executed within ten days from the date Of the
award, w
endorsed Proposals for extending the Piers at
Manistee, Michigan, and addressed 70
BreyeG Lieut. Col. Y. U, FARQUHAR,
doli.td Captain Of Engineers.
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puBLro SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY
- BuREAu OF R., p, AND A. L..
HEApouARTgRs ASSIST. COMMISSIONER,
STATE or NoRIn CARoLIsA,

u,,ro ggsstv oY R. ?; Asp 4; III
STATE OF NORTH CARoLIsA,
In eompli%nes s with dlfestioss i q the Assistant
Raleigh. N, T., December 8. 1853. W! sell, at
si, In me Gfs iSs M
m the following property, late belon SlnE 70 The
ssSy S sso sss 81 1s Sonsrs ss ps..s
July is, ises, being An act 70 establish bureau
for the relief q FsesdHsP ar az spf RSsfSSsses'"
RfnLRRY Rfff III c Eo E. tsSSR a ssS
and thiIty. poles, more or Lass being ,he lot con
q. BY deed dated October 6, isds, and registered
In the clerk's Office, Rowan county, January II,
1893, The following buildings, on the above lot,
WI One u fss%s isia 'fRiiIddi BRaiIdisa. 9s4oxo.
One Tenement House, 25xlO.
one Tenement House, l0xi2
One Tenement House. l2xsO.
Two Tenement Houses, 20x26.
Two Tenement Houses, o'story. 9xO
One Tenement House, DxiO, and
Also, eight buildings. on hospital lot adjoining
the above, recently used for barracks
Terms: Cash, in Government funds.
Buildings to bo removed within one week after
day Of sale.
SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY IN RA.
LEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA.
Is9ss. 9 % sAFGRpE$, b:esPbsr u. ises. IS % lara
belonging to Henry Mordeeai, esq, near the City
Five Y shs Buildinss. formerly used as a small
Terms as above. Buildings to be removed with
In i've days after sale eTiuoN.sp IouNsoN.
Brew. Lieut.. Col. Vols. q. q. NJ. and b. o. fo
North Carolina. delg.td
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Groceries.

NEW GROCERY. sToREi The undersigned
IN having recently opened his New Store, re.
specttuiy calls the attention Of his old customers
Spd !hs public ip ssne5s a g hs stock
choicest brands Of Flour, Sugar, Wines, Brandies,
Cigars, Wooden Ware. &c,
-nol7.M No. 100 z streei, Corner of Seventh.
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CovERMENT SALE.

OFFICE or TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFIcRR,l
WASHINGTON, d. O., December IS, 1858. !
Sealed proposals. will be received at this ofice
the purchase Of the following Signal Bquipmo n Is
and Stores no longer required for the use Of the
n Nine hundred and sixteen tsiS) Signal Cartridge
Five hundred and ten t5lO) Signal Magazines.
Qeather.l
Forty l4o) Signal Boxes.
ueather,
Blight hundred and seventy-four ts7D Body Belt
Plates.
Tive hundred and seventy three t279 Signal
Pistols,
Nine hundred and seventy -ninots Cap Pouches.
ueather.l
The articles can be inspected any time before
their sale.
Terms: Cash, In Government funds,
Envelopes to be indorsed 'Proposals,n
L. d. NORTON,
Broyet Major United States Army.
Property and Disbursing oiheer,
de2l.td Signal Department.
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pRoPOsALs BRICK,
HEAD0'Rs DBPARTNKST or DAKOTA, D
OFiloI CHlEk kouAR6ERsAsIER,

ST FAIL, MINI, Dec, l. 1868
PTupo'als are Invited until January l, ls6D. from
loyal aud solvent citIens Of the united States who
have the means to execute good faith reQu red
u contract to furnish Al Fort fotten, D. 7 ,2,nO, 90
more or less,oi good, hard, merehAntAbls buiding
| six miles,
Also, to furnish Oak Saw Logs for !. 90, 90 feet,
more or leSs, of lumber, delivered at the post De-
livery o. logs to commence May li lso, and q brick
June ,ls69. s. u. HOLABlkD,
del5'I1 Deputy q II. Gen., Y, ), 4.
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PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.

|
DETRoIr Arsenal, MIcuIaAS,l
Dsesmber IA, 1858.
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, for furnishing
Fresh Beef for the Of the troops at this point for
18th Instant, on the usual conditions said beef 10
be furnished three times week. In such quan tiles
lst day Of January, 1880.
Tho successful bidder. will be required to give
sum Of Ave hundred dollars each for the faithful
performance Of the contract,
or all bids. o. y. MICHAELs,
de2l.td Breyet Captain U, s A., A, Q. 3.
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OFFICERS.

OFFICERS.
| Q. II. CLARK, Philadelphia, President
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Executive
HEERY d; SooKEEE. .wsssh.ps.op, Vice President;
Es. TUknER, wsshington, Assistant Secretary.
J. EWING BEARS NJ. D.. Assistant Medical d.
MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD:
J. X. BARNES. Surgeon General United States
Any mfyif2 mRoRWiTz, Chief Medical Department
Of''S$ D. " siSiSi Bliss. D.. D"%ifiiSa %a.fission.
The advantages offered by this Company are
itisa National Company, chartered by specia
4 paid up capital Of 81, 10000.
Itturnishes larger insurance than other companies
| for the same money.
| Il Is definite and certain In Its terms.
lis policies are exempt from attachment.
There are NO unnecessary restrictions In the pol
| ieles.
Policies may bo taken which pay to the insured
their full amount and return all the premiums, so
that the insurance costs only the decrease on the
Policies viii bo issued that will pay to the In.
sured during life an annual income Of one tenth the
No extra rate is charged FOR risks upon the lives
itinsuros not to secure diyldends, but at 30 low
a LOCAL koESST" Is WRETEb in EVERY
ties for such agencies, with suitable oTsements
should be addressed to the Company's General
Agents only IN their respective districts.
on application at the 6licS Of The Company in this
| city.
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Dress-Making.
Surgical instruments.
CHARLES FISCHER,
Manufacturer OF

Surgical and Dental Instruments,
Trusses, Club-fect Apparatus,
Fine Cutlery, &C..
No. 3Is PeunsylyaniR avenue, between Metropoli.
tan Hotel and Seventh street, tKarr's
Jewelry store,) Washington, D. q.
o. Instruments, Scissors, RaEOTs, &c , made,
repaired, and ground al the shortest notice
Special attention to nlting on TTusses. Room 2
nOyQltf
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Watches and Jewelry.
IEMRIRY
School Furniture,
pRANCH OFFICE OF SCHOOL FURNITURE

munity at large, and especially the Trustees and
Teachers Of all Public and Private Schools, the
Church LYceums, and diver city authorities, aud
the Proprstors Of Lecture Rooms, and of all Theat
TIeal and other class Of Exhibitions that, as sole
lurer, No. % George street, New York city, he
hasAl assortment Of the most Modern styles Of
samples Of which, together with catalogues and
price-lists, may be examined by ealiiSg up9Inr
Also, General Agent 6oE InyentoIs for the sale Of
tween Second aud Third streets, WAshIng glOn, D. @.
wAsHIN0ToH, ID, q, Nov, -, 1888 nO2i.f
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NEWS SUMMARY.

Gold closed yesterday al 1925,
The Democratic State Convention met
Yesterday at Albany, N. Y. Marshall b.
ChAmpIAin was appoin ed Temporary CHAIR
man. Gov. Seymour, in conversation with
number OF delegates. reiterated his POSI-
tive reiusal to be a candidate for President,
-Threo .fourths NJ the town OF Jefferson,
Texas, was burned on tho Sd inst. FifIy or
Alxty stores were destroyed. and 700 bales Of
cotton. Loss $4,000.
Camden, N. j., elected ItS entire Repub'
can ticket Tuesday last.
.--BrIdgeton, NJ j., city election, Tuesday,
was carried by the Democrats, who mako a
small gain.
The Pennsylvania Republican State Con-
vention met yesterday at Philadelphia, with
a full attendance, .... ...
CHARLES BundRpe stabbed hS mistress,
Mary IIamo. at Albany, Monday night.
-Horatlo seymour was 70 have male a
"preat speech" to the Democratic State Con-
yentIon at Albany yesterday
MIR. johnson has been having another
conversation with newspaper coHespon'
dent
-One hundred and SsvOnty.fve towns In
New HamImhlle give the Republican candI'
date for Governor Q, ,SSj majority. Flny.eIght
towns to hear from will not change the Ie'
suit.
Norwich, Conn. got excited over the RO'
publican victory In New Hampshire
III Is said Alabama will not be- admitted
"a TlIannHoI nF
The Sioux Indians are on the peace path.
The Montana papOn contradict the IO'
ported burning Oithe Kennedy ranch.
The mlnsn IN Montana petition tho
Governor for means Of Self.defeneo against
Indians.
The funding bill In the Senate yesterday
waSIAId over.
The official VOto on the Alabama COnsli'
tuition IL ,Sl9 for and lOOS against.
--Ths bill continuing the Freedmena
bureau one year from July 10. 1873, was dis
cu,Ned In tho House yesterday and went
over uiltO.dAy.
"A Confluence Committee has been ratSei
in tho House on the bill to facilitate pay.
mSnt OF soldiers bOuntie.
"A report was made yesterday III lhe
HouSS respecting the fictitious destruction Of
Treasury bOndS
.-UTnnl aud Curtin were nominated yes.
terdny by the PsnnSylvaniR Republican
Convention.
The cholera continues 10 SIAy tho Ar
gentlnea.
Another revolution brewing In Peru.
Gorge aud iOUd III the Upper Mississippi
did cOnSiierabl damage al Rock island.
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Rock ISLAND. ILL.,, Match 1.-THE
Ice gOrged below the city yesterday af.
ternoon, causing rapid rise In the
river. Al hNlE.pHst nine two thirds OF
The city was flooded, and people on
several streets were being taken from
their houses In small boats. The ar.
senal bridge Is destroyed; loss, 81, 900.
Eight fiat boats, valued at $50, 900, used
on the rapids improvement, were car.
ried down the stream and will prove II
total loss. Considerable damage has
also been done In Davenport, Iowa.
DAVENPORT, March ll.-rhe gorge
gave way last night; the river fell rap.
idly, nnd III now entirely free from ice.
The Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
railroad bridge Is NO badly damaged
that trains will not be able TO cr0SS Tor
sOms time. One of the solid atone
piers WAS carried twenty feet down the
stream.
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her compliments 10 denerAL Gfanl
and the Republicans Of the United
states.a - 57
The proposed WheeIIHE and Toledo
Railroad. Si,'s'
AZ a matter OF interest and informa'
tIon for the Railroad Convention which
meets In this city to-day, we have been
permitted to print the following des'
patch, which Is su bstantIslly the Same
as that read in Council Meeting Tues.
day night.
BALTIMORE, March 10,
A. " Campbell, Esq: y = M
The proposed railroad from Toledo TO
which you refer In your favor OF the
25Ih ult., Is doubtless an important and
valuable enterprise. 1t Is proper, how
ever, 10 state that the resources OF the
Baltimore and ohToFoad are 80 severely
taxed With the numerous works with
which It is now connected that It will
not havO II In Its power to assist In the
construction Of such line. IitE
J. W. GARRETT.
In this connection the following will
also be read with interest: Ajll
PoRT WAYNE AND BALTIMORE AND OHIO
~ 'o ROADS.
10 ihe Editors ofthe NciV York Times:
Among the many references TO rail.
way schemes and considerations, l
notice nothing with reference 10 the re-
cent action OF the Pennsylvania LeRlS'
lature and Supreme Court regarding
the Plttsburg and Connelsville Rail-
road. When the Pennsylvania Central
Railroad controlled the Legislature,
they passed an act virtually prohibiting
the complstion Of the Plttsburg and
ConnelBvllle road beyond C0nnelsville.
Under their auspices the Pan Handle
route was bought In connection with
the Great Eastern and Union and Lo.
papsport Roads, whereby they secured
4 new through route from PittSburg TO
Chicago, In connection with their own
road, and adverse 10 the Fort Wayne
Road, The latter road found ilsele cut
of from the East al Plttsbnrg, except
40 far as the Pennsylvania Central, ln-
terested In the new route, might give
them facilities. This result would
naturally exert n disastrous effect upon
the value and business OF the road.
Within the Inst thirty days, however,
an entire change has been put upon
the face OF affairs. The Supreme
Conrt has decided that Che action oftne
Legislature was unwarranted the Leg.
islsture has promptly restored all the
privileges OF the Connellsville Road,
and backed by two powerful corpora:
tIous-ths Baltimore aud Ohio and
Fort Wayne-the President announces
his determination, and ability 10 COM
plete the Road to Cumberland In twelve
months.
This gives the. Fort Wayne direct
route to the sea at Baltimore, by Il line
only 826 miles In length, as against S56
miles 10 Philadelphia, over very much
Tie Whole distance from Chicago to
Philadelphia, via the new Pennsylva'
mia Central Pan Handle combustion
ronte is sl2 miles: from Chicago TO Bal
tlmore, vid Fort Wayne and Connell ls'
VILE route, 794 miles-a shorter line by
4S miles.
The latter route will be worked In
close connection and sympathy with
the Fort Waye, and really gives them
superior advantages over any conf
peting route, completely restoring their
prestige and position. L. +.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs,
such ~ Coughs, C6sda, WhOOPlnE
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and rnRRunhOfiOn,

Probably never before In the whole history OF
medicine, has thing won 50 widely and 30 deeply
lpOn the confidence OF mankind, as this excellent
feu,etly for pulmonary complaints. Through long
series of years, and among most Of the rncGS OF
men Il has risen higher and higher 10 their cstina.
tiOn, us It lluS become better known. lts uniform
character and power 10 cure the various affections
Of tile lungs and throat have made u known Hs ro-
liable protector against them. While adapted %
milller forms Of disease and 10 young tmdtrn ttiS
al tic same time the most Gleotu2 remedy That can
10 TirGn for incIpIcnt consumption, nnl tho dAn-
gerOus affections Of the throat aud lungs. Asapros
yIson against sudden attacks OF Group. II shOul1
DO kent on hand In every family ana indeed nS Al
Nre sometimes subject TO cpldA anu coughs, AL
sIouIl lC provided with this antdOle for them.
Although settled Consumption H. thought in-
curablC, st rrca( numbers Of cases WHORE the dis
eSsg seemed settled have been completely cured,
md The natleut restored 10 sound health by the
Cherry pscfOrnl. So complete IL its maSlary
over the Disorders Of the Lungs and Throat that
he most obstinate Of them yield 70 i. Whenn0th
Ing else could reach them, under the CheFTu Pee
tOTHI they sIlhsidC and disappear.
singers and I'HbItc Speakers IND great pro-
'.i liS,hma S' Is always relieved and Osen wholly
bronchitis Is generally cured by taking tha
Cherry PsrtOrII In small anti frequent doses.
so generally are lis virtues known that II g un.
necessary 10 publish the certificates Of them here
or do more than assure the public that is qualities
arc fully maintained.
Prepared bU
DR. y. e. IEER & CO., LOWELL, MASS.
For sale by t. II. LOGAN co.
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NEW uAMpsmIRE.
The Republicans vletorIouv.


CONCORD, March ILL A. M.-Returns
from one hundred and Seventy.tiVe
towns give Hartman (Rep. %, ,792; Sim
clair (Dsm. 30, ,9O7; Republican major
ity 9,S55. EIuy.eight towns and small
places remain 10 be heard from, which
are about equally Republican and
Democratic. II Is probable that HArri-
mans majority will be about 5000; the
whole vote will probably exceed 1000
the largest vote ever pOlled In the
State. The Legislature Will be largely
Republican.
NoRwICH, CONN.,, March 1.-THE
News from New Hampshire caused
great excitement In this city. AT mid
night, 10 spite OF the rain, salute was
fired IN honor orthe success Of the Re.
publiCAns.
CONCORD. March 1.-THE RepublI.
cans have elected four Of the five Coun-
sellers and nine Of the twelve Sen
Ators. They have probably about
seven majority iu the house. uarri-
mans majority Is somewhat reduced
from last year.
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rennsyIvauin Republican COuvcn.
ton,

PHILADELPHIA, March ll.-The Re.
publican State Convention was called
to order by Col. J0rdUn, Chairman OF
the state Central COMMITTEES. W. B.
Mumn, Of Philadelphia, presided tenn
pOrArily, aud wHA succeeded by General
lIemusl Todd, OF Cumberland.
The committee proceeded 10 ballot Rs II
means N asCertNininE the preferences
Of members for candidates for Presi.
dent and VIcO President; and declared
for Grant unanimously for President;
loI Vice prcsident-AndrGw J. Curtin
received 100; i. +. Wade %; and Il n,
Stanton /.
lIMrlrOudt aud Campbell we're unHn.
imously nominated for reelection ns
Auditor General nnd Surveyor Con.
Crnl,
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THE FAR WEST.
sioux Indians Want Peace tAmmu.
nf-.'. nItIOn.l
wIthdrawal- of GarEIsOns from West.
eFn Forts.



ST. LOUIS, March ll.-Adyioes re.
celVed at the military headquarters
here from Fort Laramie say the In.
dians who have CongreRated at that
post manifest a very friendly feeling,
and have come in for the purpose Of
meeting the Peace Commissioners with
view Of making treaty with them.
Dr., Matthews, special Indian agent,
who had an interview with the Crows
and Slouxs near Fort Phil. KeaFney
last month, reports them In favor Of
peace with the whites. Red Cloud, the
most hostile OF the Sioux chiefs and
all the upper Indians were there en-
route for Laramie to meet the Peace
Commissioners.
General Sherman has received In
StructionB from Washington TO With
draw the Rarrlsons Of Forts Reno, G.
F, Smith and Phil; KeaTney, o. soon as
the season will permit. These troops
will DO distribut0dfto other posts, be-
cause the line on which they are at
present located Is scarcely used, emil.
grants preiefrlng the line OF travel BY
way of the Pacific Railroad to It's ter
minus, and thence by the old route:
The Montana papers contradict the
report Ofthe burning Of the Kennedy
rancho and the capture Of Mrs. Ken.
nedy and children. The report was
started by the appearance OF Indians in
the vicinity and their committing a
number OF depredations.
The commanding oticer at Fort Shaw
has placed sufficient escort for Wells,
Fargo C Co.'S coaches. running from
Helena TO Fort BenIons thus securing
the safety Of travel.
Several hundred settlers Of Trinity
Gulch and PrIckly Pear have petition
ed the Governor 0fMontana to furnish
them arms and ammunition for self
defence against the Indians. Governor
Smith ordered Col. Scribnert to proceed
10 the threatened locality, and upon
investigation to furnish the needed
arms and ammunition TO the citizens.
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DETROIT, March 11.-0ne hundred
guns were fired here to-day In celebra-
ton OF the passage In the House OF Rep
reSentatIves ot the bill to repeal the
Internal Revenuetax on all manufac.
fNFAH
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NEW YORK, March 1.-THE steam
ships, Rising Star and Fulton, both
from Pensacola, have arrived.
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River ana weather.

8 PiTTsRURG, March 1.-THE river is
sixteen feet three inches and rising,
mostly from the Monongahela river.
Weather clear and pleasant.
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NEw York, March 1.-THE steamer
Perrinc, from lresl on the 20th, arrived
lust night.
The steamer rising Star brings
Panama ndVlCcs to the 2nd Rnd II mil
lion and II hnli In trcusurH.
The cholera continues terrible In tho
Argentine considerations; 1000 Victims
III COrhovR.
Rosario waS bOmbardrd on the 9th Of
JHuUnry by the steamer Gurdai Nnco-
nal without notice, The foreign Con-
aul had protested.
General l'ultA will be the prcsiden-
tinl candidate,
In Peru another revolution IaOn Ill"
tnpis.
The yellow tcvcrwuSrngInga Lima
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ALBANY, March 1.-THE Democratic
State Convention wRE called tn order
by Samuel ]. ridden, ana Mnrnhnll B.
thamplHIn was appointed President.
\ c0mnIlIi"U wns appointed TO report
III" names nr delegates to the National
Convention, who wrro Instructed to
vote Nh n unIl IN RCrDrdnncU with the
will Oi II mnJOrltY lhUrOui. Resolutions
were offered mining Hon. llOrntlO
Seymour I'M the preference NJ tho Con,
v"ntIUn Tor the Presidency, which wnH
referred, Subsequently the committee
responded tn request for Seymour tO
address The convention, and tho Con-
vVnllOn took rGcGsS,
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NEw YORK, March lI,--An Albany
special l0 The World says: Governor
Seymour will mnkO n grent speech ~
the Democratic State Convention nero
today. Admiral Fnrrngut IL thlkNu oI
IN tho Democratic candidate TOR fresi'
don't,
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GkaGtItelIl4sn.ele.E.
g 33H, The Ritst Gun.

New Hampshire this morning sends
her compliments to General Grant
and the Republicans Of the United
States. -. ...- 4
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RME sons LITTLE GIANT CLOTHES
II WNtNGER-thO lAAi IN nas UOM
Agents wanted IN every cnuuiy. AddTSS'
j, r. KAYNuhDS,
EOpt.tt WhOIng, W, Nn.
EAO LIys. EXCELSIOR HAND POI ST
D(IU Uh llDnsN HhON Nails, lvSorIGi s'EcA'
nc. lIILDktsIi! BhS"
hnclN ~ Nam HlrNoi,
TNTELLTGENCER jon OTFICE,
No, 10 Quincy street,
pRAY TICK ETs AND HILLS OF LAnlN6
PROGRAMMES AND POSTERS,
CHECKS, NOTES, RECEIPTS,
SHOW mLIS, for Country MERCHANTS.
CANnS AND HILL HEADs neatly printed,
MANUFACTURERS Labels,
INSURANCE POlduIEs AND BLANKA
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MARCH ll.-GRAtN--WhPNt bull
amber ia held nj 81 ~; ualVS Of No, ,
spring nt g. O3. Com Dull aud lower
nj Q0c. Oats -unumuRUdHt GO'ar. Rye
Nominal,
SEEDS unchanged.
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4 OHIO R,R. OOMP'Y
OFT1CE RALr. a OHIO RAILROAD Co,
WHEELING, May 4, 1861.

SUMMER SCHEDULE.
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN 81
/ the following schedule on and after May
5, 1857,
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MAUCm ELOuR-LOw grades
scarce and held higher
GRAIN. -WhCnt-Dull mud nnChnnE-
od. Cnrn-NCry firm Rt STNSi|r. bats
Lower nj G7hGSC, llArley-Spring hot.
tor nj 81 62 aud 81 6gls. RyS-SIitl NJ
81 70 aud 81 Y.
PKOvISlnNs.-Dull ana Irregular.
Lard-NOry dull nt AZ