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CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, O., March /

CINCINNATI, O., March u.
Some commOtion has been produced
among the liquor dealers here by private
advices from New Orleans, that Indiana
whisky is being sold in that city at 70
cents per gallon, which is about Z! cents
below the government charges for insur.
ance of freight and corn, without taking
to account the cost of producing.
The Dayton Short Line Railroad has
contracted for ground Tor freight depot
and other buildings in the vicinity Of the
Cincinnati, Hamilton Il Dayton Railroad
depot, conditioned upon the building ol
the rOhl.
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CHICAGO, March 10.

CHICAGO, March IL.
FLoUR-Steady and firm.
GRAIN-Wheat-No. 9 spring Chicago
firm and 4aEc higher; closed at 81 20ta
20E, seller, March; 81 25s, seller, April
This r. NJ. steady at 81 24t, cash. Corn
No. Q mixed, quiet. and ic higher closed
at 559a52tc; this P, n. unchanged. Oats
Dull; No. Q, bOa504c. Rye-Nominal
No. 9, 9Oc Barley-Firmer; No. 2 spring
quiet at 76fa77c.
Hoos-Live hogs steady at 50 S0a8 IS.
CATTLR-Nrm at 4a83c.
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Ohio Legislature.
COLUMBUS, March II

COLUMBUS, Nlarch ID.
A bill has been introduced into the
Senate providing that no insurance pol
icy shall be forfeited for non.payment Of q
premium after one annual premium has
been paid; and secures tOpOlicy holders
paid up policy, or the cash value Of
their policies.
A bill has passed the House authoriz-
ing cities and cOuntiesto unite in the
erection Of work houses.
The House spent the afternoon on the
Cincinnati Police Bill, but took recess
without any definite action.
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New York Market.
New YORK, March 10.

NEW YORK, March l3.
CorroN-Fair advanced; middling up,
lands at 14Ic.
FLOUR-UnChanged.
GRAIN-Wheat- at-Firm; new spring No,
2 at 81 56ia1 50. Oats-Firmer; western
and Ohio at O9aT1C. COrn-Quiet; west.
ern mixed at SIC.
Provisions Cut Meats Dull and
drooplng. Lard-l3c; seller May at 1876,
EGGs-UnChanged,
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New York Dry Goods Market.

New YORK, March 10.
The dry goods business is moderately
active in certain lines Of seasonAble goods,
with leading jObbers, but aside from this
the demand is neither general or active;
but We look for lively business now that
navigation is opening. Prices of all sta.
pie fabrics are generally steady.
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Sentenced for Twenty Years.

William Folliott, the last of the gang Of
five men who were engaged in the murder
and attempted robbery OF David Skinner
two years and half ago, was this morn.
ing sentenced to the Penitentiary for 20
years.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, March 13.
FLouR-Unchangcd and dull.
GRAIN-Wheat-Unchanged and dull.
COrn--Whlte Southern at SSa85C; yellow
at S2aSSc. 0ats-69a65c.
Provisions = Pork Mess quiet at
$29 25a22 so. Bacon-ShoulderS at 0ic;
sides at 1ltc; clear rib at l9c; hams at lSC,
Lard-l3tC.
WHIsKY-Firm at 93C.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

PURCHASE OF VALUABLE PRopRRTY.-
We hear that Mr.. Augustus Pollack has
within the past day or two, purchased
the valuable piece Of property at the head
of the Island, formerly owned by Bishor
Whelan. The tract comprises about
twenty.three acres and Is peculiarly adapt
ed for building sites. The price paid fol
1t by Mr.. P. has not transpired.
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SENT TO JAh.-Aiter the trial Of Eliza
Hamm on two charges, yesterday morn,
ing in the police court, she was arrested
and taken before Judge Johnston to an.
swer for breaking the peace, under the
statute of the State, The testimony was
heard at length and the charge being
substantiated, she was required to give
bail in the sum Of two hundred dollars
for her good behavior. This she was un.
able to do, md in default was sent to iail
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The Upper Mississippi.
MILWAUKEE. March Is.

MILWAUKEE, March lS'
Tho Mississippi river is clear Of leo at
Winona and Lake City. A boat arrived
at Winona from Reeds Landing yester-
day. The weather Is clear and sunny.
BRArNERD, MIMI, March II,
The Northern Pacific bridge across the
Mississippi river was finished to-day.
Gen. Sargent and party crossed on the
first train this evening.
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Financial and Commercial.
Philadelphia MarAet.
PnlLADELpHIA, March Il

PHILADELPHIA, March 13.
FLOUR-Unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat-Steady; red western
at 81 70. Rye-$1 Oj. C0rn-YellOw at
SOC. 0ats-G2 haG4c.
WnIsKY-92laO3c. Others unchanged
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WASHINGTON.
THE PROBLEM IN THE SOUTH.
WASHINGTON, March IS.

WASHINGTON, March 10.
There was no meeting of the Republi.
can Senatorial Caucus this morning. 1t
is understood there will be none before
tomorrow, when the committee appointed
to frame n bill for the protection Of life
and property in the South will report.
AjOint caucus ofthe Republican com.
mittees Of the two houses held u
meeting oftwo hours duration this morn.
ing, to mature an anti-Ku.Klux bill, but
came to no conclusion. They will have
another meeting tonight,
THE PACIFIC RAILROAD.
There is official authority for stating
that tho report that the Secretary OF the
Treasury intends to push the Pacific
Railway Company for the payment OF in
terest Of money due to the Government
and to appeal to the courts to enforce
payment, Is entirely false. Secretary
Boutwell, iisclaims any such intention.
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STATE SECURITIEs-MissOurl, Ol4; Ten
nessee, old, G4t; new, 64t; Virginia, new,
6S4; old, O.; North Carolina, old, Al
new, 2G!.
sTocKs-Wcstcrn Union Telegraph SOL
Adams Express, GO4; Wells, Fargo & Co.,
46; American Az; United States 46; Pa
citic Mail, 424; New York Central, 9S; do
scrip, 934; Erie 90; Harlem 1870; Read
ing, 1O2; Michigan Central, 1l7i; Pitts
burgh, I'LL; Northwestern, 804; do prefer.
red, 92t; Rock Island, 111f; New Jersey
Central, 1903; ST. Paul, 55s; do prefer.
red, n; Wabash 54s; do preferred, 70;
Fort Wayne, 07: Terre HAutc, 30;
Chicago & Alton, ll3; Ohio & Mississippi,
4SR; Cleveland, Columbus & Cincinnati,
S4i; Burlington & Quincy, 100; Lake
Shore, 0Si; Indiana Central, Hl4; Illinois
Central, 134t.
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THE LAND GRANT lobby is active
again. Eight bills granting public lands
to railroads have already been INTRODUCED
in the Senate.
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LAUGHLTN, BRO. ! Co., Wholesale Agent,
y whom the trade will be supplied at pFopHc'
ors' rates. mRFi8d&w
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NEW BROAD GAUGE LINE Water Gar st!Saishstg sI'sS
Bnghanton syIsse and o.wsO wlTHocT CHANGE or CARS
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS, commencing hoSDAi' June Z
500 m BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN Boonou Rraae,
directly through from SeWfoTk osNeso without asse o. a
with L. sOd R. for Kingston WIIesoAe Pr
7:5 EXPRESS NAIL TRAIN eoune.n9s, Dene With Bco,
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Esstoni Waterloo Wi saeI RAILROAD a PhEbgg
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400 D. N. BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN P,ier.6s
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and We Rss T'S S Fyppss At Dave, with Chester
R. at Water 90 with SUSSEX R. r. and At Estoa ~h l. v K o
$50 ?. HAcKETTsTowYM MAIL connects With Bcorfn Chester
- T:! 5I p H. TRCEETTsrowY EXPRESS
For AQBRSlOWN, at7l5 $40 ll:2 100 H. $50 20 fIs
For SUMMIT and intermediate station. So 7:B70 1910
and a. is SS 2 .s sor 10 On s S "a s n 1910
and Z 20 l:lO 23o $40. $40 40 'S 800 eo 9l'
For Tgw4sK atso !s e. go S:lo O., s:i Ga n l9:%
sa2O 10 $50 $40 $50 600 -e.5 600 800 $50 Ig.5, sBd
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1900 syres) 500 and 4;lO leaving the Raio9dlt HSga
cong station ami connecting With steamer stella. bCpDS
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at 2:u 4:I 4tU anl 0:IV
HaeketstogD thence by stage miles DEA
WARE WATER GAP 800 and 800 p N for "a! hflhLD
SPRINGS at Ia. N. : SChOth egpeil lsh-s1.
ERIE RAILWAY.-TRAINS Leave dDepots
"a foot Of hamber.st and foot OF 2id-st, Ooss;
Through Express Trains leave Cbambersst at II N ''
D. NJ daily. New aud improved DaNinghoJn Ioaehfs
H. thoughtO BuialO aud bfte
connecting Horne,yi with sleeping Goa running
eveanl and Cincinnati Sleeping toscles ac nppy ne
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For Osyille and WAY. al sIl:3Oam.
For Newburgh and WAY at 900 a m, $3.50 aud $3.50
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AIS i:3O Sis and 70 and Saturdays only u midnight
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6:i5 2. N.
Coaches be obtained checking and Bg
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NATIONAL LINE.
Excursions.

NNUAL EXCURSION and PICNIC of
N sixteenth Baptist sabbaihschoo and Congregation to SPRING
GROVE WEDNESDAY June 2 1871 by steamboat and
Boats will leave went -CcJudst. at clock N.
GRAND Sunday Excursion for Catskill and
~ elegant and aa steamer SoEhy side capable
der will leave Pier 50 n r. loot q slhDgs on Sunday June r at
Cold Spring Rhnebek and Maen
Returning leaves Coisaekie at p m.
CUNDAY BOAT for Glen Cove, landing at
- College Point Whtes,Ore Point Genwood
and Rosyn. Steamer ARRoWsMLIH viii leave Pier No q East
peek sp SUNDAY June IS at $3.50 stopping Thirty
seyenths each returning leaves Rosln 20 Glen Cove 3
Tognsends Grove Genwo0d free Of charge.
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TRAINS LEAVE NEW. YORl

Passenger NewYor Of Trerty seeltbst
Ioulti-aye Entrance on Twenty seyeutlsi.
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iouIti-aye. Entrance on Twenty seyeutls'
TRAINS LEAVE YEwYoRS
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For r lar oS Providence and Fshhll Railroad ". 2Sp
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FSg SesisSer Mdctown and wimlutc Railroad Ar LSe
For f Hoasa;oac Railroad, and c,....,,
Fol NaHa,us Railroad S AL s. p % ana s g as'''
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The depot the Sewlork and New Haven R r. COT
81 an9 r yo 90 BroSdsay AL 10 Cour Broosni ~
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
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1880 NJ. Special Chicago Express i''i tran "'' D''"'
A. III Northern
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On First Pachc Express with Sleeplnsc'' ~
49, o ssoS Pscee With ss s az HI i.I
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At $500 ara 81 M, Camden aud for BAL NJ -
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Got Ss GS1. sH P.. and Az ~ jackson GENT sst
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1900 m Accommodation 1917 baoo a, Babylon rrs
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4Np. me- PaeoosDe Accommodation
| 40 N M BABYLON Accommodation
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FARlING.

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svs hove 10 he generally accorded the merit % having set
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DUBLISHED THIS DAY.
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NONSENSE SONGS, STORIES, BOTANY, AND
ALPHABETS.
BY EDWARD LEAR
With one hundred dy Illustrations from original eroesque de-
ayus ly the author vol Square limo. -
Unlike the former by the author The verses Of which
were al Of rhythm and length, e work contains nonsense
songs OF dar nj scs ayeses Of Andersen and other "e
known author, the udaoous and vastly
clever buesques boalica terms and set Of original alabe with
accompanying pcgres hat calculated to make the MANTLE IDEA
bumor develop With rpdy Groeque Illustrations AZ
original the contents accompany each subject
The Pal Mall Gazette SAYS
The alLabets funny, the stories are nier TIE botany ngeni'
ouy c5mca The sobgs and cOmica Of all The
Illustrations are rdcuusy clever sketches Who chooses this book
will choose we'll"
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IND % IVNN'NIt NV 'lVhh
nOWNiNG's SELECTED FRUITS.
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SELECTED FRUITS,
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