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PROPOSALS FOR RATIoNs.

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wv EfEssbysS ss s ass
81 May next. for furnishing Ratisns t. the United
States Marines, at the following stations from Ist
jay olkTs &S 9}f HIM nv vi Rsnp.hlr.,
CHARLEsToWE, Massachusetts;
BROS BRR2I,0 ihv, ; New Y.rti -
%ASiil AZ CRY, Di,!Iiet Of C.lunsls,
PENSACOLA, Fiorida.
Each ration to eonsi, Of welve ounces q fsrk Or
FrssS Beef eshpeen suass. ~ os Bread Or Flour
or twelve ounces OF Hard Bread, or enc pound ass
rsp.. s.sn Pounas !. Beans Pss On tsS
KS pS or rgys, s5 PssnS
Teas fifteen pounds Of Sugar; four quarts Of Vine.
sari enc Pound and four ounces o. Adsm.ntlne sr
and twelve ounces Of Salt; and four ounces Of
PEPPER :,
| the commanding o1lcer u each station the Fresh
Beef. either In bulk or by the single ration, u
and Kidney pal.w 10 e s sI,
sluded the psrk Ne, prime mess pork; the Flour
S.. *. ,s.s n hs Of the
Ne Beans, Vinegar. Candles. Soap. Salt. &c. sIc
All bids must be accompanied by the following
.fTh,aa t .as - in fss ;s
sns Il hid hereby guarantee that ease IL
DAY, sfthe receipt Of the contract at the psst:.fes
good AID sufficient securities; and Ia case the said
shall fall to enter into contract as Aforesaid,
tho offer u The said Ssd that which may Be-
accepted. A. B., Guarantsr.
Witness,
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ USITEp STATES PATENT ORYic

wAsHlSGrOS, April II, 1873.
On the petition Of ELLIorr SAVAGE, Of Meriden,
Connecticut. praying for the sxtensisn Of patent
granted TO him the 2Ist day Of November, 1854 and
reissued in two di visions the nth day OF septem-
Der, 1859, and numbered respectively, $40 and 81,
fer an Improvement In Machines for Threading
Screw Blanks for seven years from the expiration
OF said patent which takes place the 2st day OF
November, lsS;
Ii Is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent once on MONDAY, tho 2ith day OF August
next. at u osl9ek, m. and all persons arc notified
to appear And show cause, II any they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
file In the Patent Ohlce their objections, specially
set forth in writing at least t9,nty days before the
to be used at the said hearing, must be taken and
transmitted in Accordance with the rules Of the
Office, which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other paper, relied upon Us tes.
tmony, must be filed in the Office tiosnty days be.
fore the day Of hearing; the arguments, II any,
within ten days after a Ing the testimony.
Ordered. also, that this notice be published In
the REPCBLICAs and the IntsiIi0encsr. Washing.
ton, b. C., and 10 the Register. New Haven, Conn
week for three successive weeks; the hrst ui
said publications to be at least sixty days previous
to the day Of hearing. A. N. STOUT,
apg2-W3t Acting Commissioner OF Patents
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CASH GIFTS TO THE AMOUNT OF ss;O. 100.

A CHANCE TO DRAw AMI sp rms ABovB PkIzBs
81 PgKCHA.ISG EALEDTICKET ron IS Cent?. -
Tickets describing each Prize are s,died In En-:
yelopeS and thoroughly naked. Ga receipt Of %
cents y SsIied Ticket will DO drawn, without
choice, And delivered at our office, Or sent by mall
TO any address. The prize named upsn 10 will be
delivered 10 the tick ethOlder on payment Of one
Dollar. Prizes will be Immediately sent to any sd =
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THOMAS II. AGNEw,

700 and 262 GREENWICH ST. NY,
Has reduced the prices Of Teas, COnees, sugars,
Flour. aud all Kinds Of Groceries from lots
per cent.
Best English Breakfast Tea, 81
Spendid Oolong Tea, " couts
1000 bbl, Flour, all q AIDES, from Oil upwards.
9,uo gallOss Molasses, all grades, frsn " cents
upwards.
Coaecs, roasted and grousd, Ii to 20 cents, su.
gars, all grades, at rehuers prices aud every TIL
used in every family cheaper znd better than any
store in New York.
THOMAS X. AGNEw occupies his eva store.
ow ms the property, and has rent to pay; import
and buys eIclusysly for cash, never gayss noto In
his life, consequently 10 cas- usdersell any house
in the city.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,

~ UsITEp STATES PATENT OFFICE,
WAsHIsgTos, March "a, 1855
On the petition Of EDwAhD LIspsEK, OF NswYork,
for the entsns,e9 ola patent granted 70
divisions December q, 1855, and numbered, respec.
lively AS and as for an Improvement In Magallns
Repeating and Needle Gun, for seven years from
the expiration Of said patent which takes place Is
the 9Th day Of June, 1865:
is ordered that The said petition be heard at the
Patent Once On MONDAY, the 18th day Of June
neIt.. u elsck IA. and all persons ar. titled %
petition ought not to be granted;
Persons opposing the extension arc required to
file in the Patent once their objections, specially
.st forth N wrting. A Least t,OsntH days before
party 10 be used the said hearing, must be taken
aud in accordance with the rules Of the
once which will DO furnished or application,
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as testi
mony, must be nled In the once tioenfD days be-
fore the day efhearing the arguments ifany within
ten days alter hlnS the testimony,
Ordered, also, that this notice be published in
the REru nLICAF and the Inteiigenc,r Washing ton,
d. c., aud in the Atlas, New York, N. Y, onee
week fer three successive weeks the hrst OF said
publications TO BIO At least sixty days PIeyious 10
the dayof hearing. A. NJ. STOUT,
ap?-fhSt Acting Commissioner OF Patents
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Proposals,
PROPOSALS FOR GRADING AND GRAVEL.
L LING STREET NORTH.

MAYoR's oTficE, Cir HALL
wAsHISqIoS, D. q, April Is. ls6s.
u o'clock. m. : on MONDAY, the 9Th Instant,
for grading and grarelling ! street north, frsp
thereof a. the Mayer nay directI the gravel to be
nine inches deep In the centre aPering a 70 four
inches at the gutter line, and to be well relied, and
10 be relieved Of all stons Of Improper size
Bidders will state the price per cable yard for
grading and per square yard fer the gravel the
measures the most, whether cutting or flling
The right Is reserved 70 reject any AL bids.
apls-td Commlssioner Of Fourth Ward.
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT THE SUE.
= wSsilbeI has obtained from the orphans Court
letter. testsmentsry on the personal estate Il MARY
Ann brSwp, late Of Cranston, Rhode Island, az.
ss . are hereby warned to exhibit the same.
VIII we vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber, on or
VIE VIA ~ law be excluded frsm ali benefits 81 lis
rs h. n, THURsT0k,
A1fV kxeoutor,
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IN TIE SUPREME COURT OF TIN. DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.
Louisa Warren


Jane r. Brent et al.
On motion Of the eomplainant's counsel, II IL or
dered BY tho Court. this 18th day Of April, 1863
that the sale made by Richard l.. Sanders, the
trustee appointed by decree passed In this cause ON
the 9TH day Of December, 1896, to Alexander r.
Augusta, Of tho western half Of Lot numbered
three, 81 In square numbered two hundred and
forty:soven t2l7 In the proceedings In said cause
mentioned, as reported by said trustee on the
18th day Of March, 1858. be ratified aud confirmed,
uness cause to the contrary be shown on or before
the ith day VI May next.
A. b. oLIN. Justice.
A true copy-Test; -
r. J. MEIGs, Clerk Apls.sN
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" CHILDREN,
Corner Of Fourteenth and N streets.

This Dispensary Is in connection with Cslun-
bia Hospital. and Is opened for the treatment Of
outdoor patients, who are supplied with Medeiae,
Medical and Surgical treatment free.
Patients who are about to be confined and desire
TO be attended at their own homes, but who arc
unable To pay for the services OF compete
practitioner will be furnished with medical sttes.
the Hospital with the matron.
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There is nothing positive as to The number Of
troop. at each post; the above is as close to 1t .
The, contracts will commence at ali tn. posts
July !, isSs, eIesp.inE at Fort GARLAND. whsrs ihs
] s2PTs Ssn sGsa'i Al 'si
Forts Harker and lays. where they will termi-
The beef 10 be Of good wholesome. marketable
quality, with, equal proportions Of fore and hind
S9ariers (neSk., .hsnk., And kidney tSl,ow 70 be
at the fourth vcrcbrs T. and the breast trimmed
down; The shanks Of the fore quarter, shall
Joint, and the hind quarters from six to eight inches
ab s the gsmSTrei or heck Ioint; -, =, o
The contractor will be required to furnish, weigh.
and issue the beef the order Of the Post Commits
The place from which to issue the beef will be
tation for the beef from the place Of slaughter to
the place Of issue The place Of slaughter wi be
determined upon by the commanding officer Of each
Tho contractor at each post not situated on tn.
post at least 500 bushels OF corn by the LIST day OF
DECEMBER, 1858. with which TO feed his herd.
Proposals should state At what price per pound
tHsrker and Hays;l
Harmed aud Dodgel
Lyon. Reynolds, and Ganlandil
and r. al BH:i ~ %
vember on the Smoky Hin route to penyer.l
the bids are suitable, the posts here connected
for the posts above in groups, and also Will
irg TO take them separately. should. in addition,
G ad ss% e re above. there will be. during
the su%nFsr sy Companies q The Tenth sav.Ty A.
Seventh cavalry Al. Dewncr's Station, During IL.
summer there will be Ave companies at Fort Dodge.
Proposals viii also state at what price per pound
net, wi be furnished such number OF cattle, (sll
: asus saa :r wy..S pos sSSsa
and none received unde, 500 pounds. on ths boPf,
ence at each Of the posts named, during the above
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known to Inc as men Of property, aud able 10 make
COED their guarantee
Ts be signed by the United States bIstrlet INDIA
United States District Attorney, or Collector,
No proposal will be considered unless aeeomps-
MED by the above guarantee.
Newspapers authorized 10 publish the above will
send the paper containing the nrht insertion 10 this
smco for eIamination.
Proposals to be endorsed Proposals. fer Ra.
tions, and addressed TO the underslgned.
apl3-w4t Major and Quartermaster
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RErEsEscE,, The following psr,.u. have late

Vassl; PFs ,slfi%i:s Ri': &
ns. { s &it!1i S VI ssf!H
Can nsaFS S.w PEW Gas.. cold . %.:S. 80 issr'
% .shiayE ,o T.l''M Ssys. bSI, siS VI.
F. FL t new oTleaas, G.ia wiss. saS; !.
Tni . A.aaa . Sa 81 + b b,o a ssi
bRS1s.Ss sss; NJ, ~
sewing asshIa;. Is! !. T. tldsr%a9; % Mails q .
y" st: PhiIsa:lpfl., ODD ,Wa,ss. sl%I =
%bS siPa ait w.ea. rt SiT
hhaIIsS5f GSnn sIssr H. ia ssMhiTy
@ Broad g n 500 Mr.. Hslr'se. Sixth
- We publish ne names without permission.
OPINIONS o. TIM Pass Musical Festivals,
".. i've. e..
<. !. S!:7.; i:E: K. SI ssS
SM + s'r.a e he pi. ssy;Wg -
tind SOW IL operation. Thoy are dsing the lArges!
Ga. 49, Sisf fn ihs as sqiSS sys .S
ss Fl "a t &c ':.S' S
The Metropolitan GIN Company arc distribut-
Ing many valuable prizes. We have examined tn eir
pmaanssr n Doing busineo. and knew then !. be a
ialr'dealinE arm. Their plan 10 more satisfactory
han Presesatiss Festivals ashley draw every
Gay and The subscriber a.ed sot pay fer the prizes
The uilt Establishment Of HARrgh, Wilson Il
Ce at lIJ Broadway, is daily drawiaE crowds Of
yestment but % cent. for ehasee, ssd the prize
drawn, satisfactory, Immediately delivered for
one dollar. A friend Of ours last week drew 4
900 prize, which he promptly received. IN r.
Herald, Mar, 49, lsGs
Send for circular Ewing mAly more references.
aud favorable notices from the press
Liberal Inducements to Agents. Satisfaction Kuar.
Anteed. Every Package Of Sealed Envelopes cen .
- SIX Tickets for One Dollar; Is for Two Del
lars; for Five Dollars; ITO .'er Fifteen Dollars.
Ali letters should be addr, ,ssed 70
HARPER. WILSON CO.,
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Mondays, from 2 10 l.,........,.rroL y. Howard,
F rSsss ySio ffY% ThS5P.Gss
:, CelGmbia Hospital g open for The reception Of
Free Patients upon orders OF the Honorable Sec
Rotary OF the Interior. Such orders for admission
can be obtained Of the Surgeon in chief, DR., j.
Twentieth aud Twenty. lrst iau6-dly
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DHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON. AND BAL,
TlMoRE RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE

TlAoRE RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
Commencing MONDAY, April 10th. 1906.
Trains for Baltimore and Washington leave Phiia-
Lisa, m, Express tMondays excepted Il. Is a.
n. Expres'' SOP n. Express;and ll.oo p. m.
rRxyS s PE Tsn SaP P4l'pSs a
- Leave Baltimore J. % a, m, Way Mail % % a. m.
Express; l.lo p. m, Express: s3 ,. m, EI.
'''''' p, ni ssv sHpsii. TRAIN.
Leave PHILADELPHIA for Baltimore and Washington
Leave Esi.ns mo q EEGll.s.lPAl. usS,..
hs iS' b.l'l9ii ~ KEY kGs ny
1867 PEsSsrfGE1khksfEA ROUTE 1867
TO THE WHsr srkiSo SSHHhb HED SOUTH
q. and sner NAY 7i,s. 1857. rsi.s will run As
Washington I.Ssn. Baltimore IsHp,n.
{" .sSp.a. ..nS
VIII TIE GREAT ~ It. SsooggsBtLEE;yTRAGK ROUTE.
sIsST SSSdTsd miles .s1sdis Western
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO THE NORTH
; Thres ~ !, frSm Baltimore to ROCHESTER, and
F.sssaSeFs by T ibis rsas from Ba.m.r. h.,.
bffoTs ssS n. :. rERkII changes UNION
.nss. e.rnsr q SKIN street and if ennsyiranis
avenue. ands, National hs,e where reliable infOr.
fqTs sifsESE
Corner sixth St spS I'd, Fem lem .yepSSo;,
3D.. YOUNG. General Passenger Agent,
da3lv Baltimore. Nd.
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l. OK G3hUMBiAA, Al. 4 SPECIAL Term, Held
Cry. pIsTRItT ~ CtLGMBiAs THE iSyN
DAY OF MARCH, 1865 Prssent-oLE, Jus.
, 1921, Equity Dockets,

on motion o. the Complainant, By NJ Thompson,
her solicitor, u Is ordered by the Court tbIs letS
day Of March, 1885, that the defendant ea.se hlu an
penra1ee to be entered herein on or before the nrst
rule day occurring forty days after this day
case Of default. n 0IiN "Jn.,sss 'h
true eopy-Test: r. T. nEiGS''
mhD-F6w tisA
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TO THE L A d. Z s

We are Agents for over One Hundred Foreign and
Domestic Manufaeturers, and are prepared 70 fur
nish the whole country with Dry and Fancy Goods,
silks, shawls, lewelry, Silver Ware. Furniture,
Pianos, Sewing Machines, &c, &c., At the uniform
price OF
ONE DOLLAR FOR EACH ARTICLE
Send your clubs Of 10 and upwards, for descrip:
tive checks, showing what article can be obtained
for One Dollar. with 10 cents for each check.
CIRCULARS SENT FREE.
Presents worth from % to 500 seat free Of charge
to agents sending clubs.
Agents wanted In every town,
CUsHMAN 4 CO,
10 Arch street, Boston, Mass.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT A Beautiful
L illustrated Book, worth = Thousand Dollars,
sent free to any address on receipt Of ~ cents BY
addressing Professor JOHN yANDERPOoL. No.
es5 Winthrop Place, New York city.
CooDsPEED's FOUNTAIN PEN-sirty Line,
" Written with one Pen Of Ink. The best thin
In the world sample sent for 10 cents SO ssl
guaranteed 10 Agents. Address J. 7. PRICE 4
Co, "a Park Row, New York.
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PROPOSALS FOR cE EEFsH BEEF AND BEEF
ORPicR Cuipp ConufsaA ny sunsigrRyCH.l

OFFICE CHiEF CohhfssARr supsisrRSCE,
DEPARTMENT OF tn. MISSOURI, J
F9RI hrAyESwoRTn, Kansas. April Is. 1888;
Sealed Proposals in duplicate will be received
until u clock, m, April 30, 1885, at this Office. Or
at the oaiees q the Acting C9mmissaIies Of Sab:
sisence at Forts wallace and Dodge, Kansas, Or at
Fort Lyon, Colorado Territory, or at the Office Of
the ChisfC s.. District Upper Arkansas, at Fsrt
District New Mexico, at Santa Pc, n N. +, for sup.
plying net Beef irem tho block to the troops aud
The union Democrat., 1868-10-03
LET Us HAVE PEACE.

The Southern winds that gently blow
Are laden with cry of woe,
They wafs ten millions ireemens sighs;
while loud mocking spiri, cries,
Let US have psaee.
Pale Liberty has veiied her face,
10 hide from sight the foul dis-race
And trenbles as the unsieathsd swords
hins piafdits to those rnocking wordS:
Let rs have peace
Arrighted Justice nerveiess stands.
her balance grasped with trembling hands,
While bsyonets guard her sacred hall,
Where drums roll out the mocking call;
Let US have peace
Lost Union walks with mournfui tread.
Among tee graves where lie the dead,
And chants hopeless requium there,
While mocking spirits shout In air:
Let US have peace!
Reunion with the cypress weaves
Her budded but now faded leaves
Her blighted blossoms wide are cast,
Before that chilling. mocking blast:
Let Us have peace
The nation sinks beneath the weight
OF endless debt and ruined state;
Taxation makes its fierce demand.
While armies shout throughout the land:
Let us have peace
"Peace reigns in Warsaw"-o'er the dead
THE empires peSGe"-wiih freedom fed
30 stalks the conqueror through the land,
And shouts with flaming sword in hand
Let US have peace
The union Democrat., 1868-10-03
PRICES FoR ADvRRTIsING,

asAGREED UPON by the Projectors Of the Tuol.
N umne county newspapers, August Sd, 1854
:, 10 line. Sanpar.ii' nrs. Insertion 90
For ZACH subseauen so
kver, portion Of q square Of i've lines or more snau
s,,x%oNs seb,s,res coar. three months 50 90
"a three weeks .... Is 90
rx,ra iensth each souare....... S 90
4. Jn,tiees' thrc. months ........... 20 90
a. weeks u so
aurprrp,s sAIE-Three wecks............ Is 90
E,,ra Length each sauare.....-.. 90
rovsr. mr. US saIE-Three weeks .......-.. IL 90
NOTICE To CREDITORS (tnsolvent) weeks,.. 10 90
sotp TN DER's NoTICE-4 weeks ........... IL 90
TG.y UoI.DER's NOTICES. ........... 10 90
Extra length. each square, 90
m.st, ioA .............. 10 90
ADMINISTER AroR's SALE-3 weeks. s........ Is 90
Extra length per square.......... s 90
pfsSoIUrIoy NOTICES wesks,.............. 90
PROaATE NOTICES 3 weeks s.................. TO
The union Democrat., 1868-10-03

RATE, ~ square, OF ten lines or less,
n co. Zach subsequent insertion 30. liberal dis
,ou Mt made to regular advertisers.
The union Democrat., 1868-10-03

General F. P. Blair, says the Stocktoa CO.
zefe, fought in more than two score battles,
and yet he is denounced in unmeasured terms
by the men who stayed at home and sold
shoddy cloth, bad coffee and paper sole4
shoes to the soldiers. Such IN Radical boz
yalty.
The union Democrat., 1868-10-03

why don't the Southerners behave ?'-
Tribune,
ma, make Bill be quiet-eyery time bit
him on the head he boilers
The union Democrat., 1868-10-03

Moral ideas won't do at the bank.
The union Democrat., 1868-10-03
6be Uniuu qemurrat.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY
BY WILLIAM ARTHUR.
Ohcs, Yaney Avenue-oppOsite Court HOu

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Rer on year, in advance $500
For six months, Ia advance, 2.5o
Ror three months LOO
The union Democrat., 1868-10-03

RADICAL FINANcIERING.-As an evidence.
says the Eram'ner, of the talent of the Rad.
ical &c "a, leaders for fnanciering, we append the
loi,o"ing monetary table. giving the values
OF Donos OF various countries in the markets
0, the world, January lst. 1868. It is an
eloquent commentary on Radical waste and
PrOnlgacy which, with the biggest annual
lesenue 10 the world, have placed the Uni
ted States at the bottom of the ist in cred;,
More figures for the alta:
The union Democrat., 1868-10-03
Marble Works.

NNoMBSToNES and all kinds Of Marble work done with
IL neatness and dispatch, by L. g. NELSoN, at his
shop on Warrington street, Sonora, nearly opposite the
City Rotel-in the adobe building.
myesel6 l. NELSON
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-12
Montana News.

CONCORD, N. H., March IL, A. M.-Re-
turns from one hundred and seventy-five
towns gave Hartman, Republican. 1892
Sinclair. Democrat, 80 907; Republican ma
jority 2,SS5. Fifty-eight towns and small
places remain to be heard from, which are
about equally Republican and Democratic.
1t is probable that Harriman's majority
will he about three thousand. The whole
vote will probably exceed seventy-two
thousand, the largest vote ever polled in
the State. The Legislature will belargely
Republican.
NORWICH, Conn.,. March 1.-THE news
from New Hampshire caused great excite
ment in this city. AT midnight, in spite of
the rain, a salute was fired in honor of the
success of the Republicans.
CONCORD, March 1.-THE Republicans
elect four of the five Counsellors and nine
of the twelve Senators. They have prob
ably about seventy majority in the House.
Harriman's majority is somewhat reduced
from last year.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-12
cleveland Market-march 10.

FLOUR-XX red from No. wheat
$11 25@12 %; Xxx red from No. wheat
$l2 5O@l3 80; Xxx white S14@l4 so; Xxx
spring $l1@11 80. Buckwheat Flour quiet
at 5000 25. Rye Flour steady at SS@S 30.
WHEAT-No.1 L red winter held at 50 so;
No. at 50 1892 40; No. Milwaukee
spring at 50 80. sEf
CORN-Sales 1175 bu new No. shelled-
on spot at 9711ac; to arrive at 99c; ear on
track at 95c.
OATS-No. 1 State held nominally at
67@6Sc from store. s1i
RYE-Quiet and nominal at 81 5O@l- So
for No. l from store.
PORK-Sales No. city packed mess at
S25; No. 2 do $24; prime mess $23; clear
S27. sd
LARD-City rendered 161l@17c in
tierces and firkins; country rendered 15@
l515c.
SMOKED MEATS-Sugar cured hams
1sc; shoulders 1211sc; dried beef 19e; ba-
MESS BEEF-No. city packed, sl7;
extra do $40.
BUTTER-Firm. Choice very scarce.
Prime to strictly choice Western Reserve
roll at 45@4Sc. ~ I
CHEESE-Dull and steady at I2@16c for
good to choice dairy and factory.
EGGS-Quiet at 2S@30c. .f
PETROLEUM-Sale were made here at
So 70. Renned in bond was rather quiet
and steady at 20@2lc for standard white;
tree in fair inquiry at 40@43c.
OILS -sLinseed steady; raw 81 %;
boiled 81 2S; Lard higher; No. l, 81 80; No.
SEEDs-Quiet. Clover held at 81 500
70, the outside price tor jobbing lots;
Timothy 50 50@2 60. i1'f' 'ig ieg
HAY-Quiet. Baled timothy sl7@19 90
in store. e5..a
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
+. Tuesday, March IL, 1865,
METZ. HOI1gE

q P Plat. Toledo; " H Bles, Cleveland: a W
Mhsimsr osk aaTbST: snydsm Lebanon:
Haley steadman T Tyler. sfey Van Psssaps Samp
Cur Meqhsr Ssfrp Ssw
J 4 W orsteI New York: Tom Hampton Cincinnati
ohiO; Gee W., Y C9bS Boston Mass W Keegaa
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