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Correspondence.

CHARLESTON, Aprii %, ISL.
Miss Harriet 2. ROnGR-Tne undersigned hav.
lug been much gra lied at your recent !mpersou.
alton ur Julia" IN knUwles'S play OF the
"Hunchback," and hariug learned that 1t Is your
intention 10 adopt the stage as profession, take
great pleasure IN Ienderiug you compliment a,y
benefit, at such time as You may indicate as most
convenient TO yoursen.
We think that this will afford you favorable
opportunity for making your debut before the
public, ana leave the choice o. lne character in
v hch you will appear entirely - your oIa judg
msnt.
James b. Campbell, A. G. MagratlI, John +. ca
rev, B. II. Ruledge, +. G. BARKER, Charles Ii.
ner. W. A. Wardlaw, ). Y. Tupper, ). Lord. Jr.,
Thomas Y. Sinons, Rudolph Slegiing, N. P.
O'Connur, William Whsley, Henry BUST, J. Dray-
ton Ford. Charles Richardson Niles, Wilmot u.
De aussurc, J. h. wilson, Edward Wills. James
SiniUns, Charles Macbe!b, r. >. Bruins. Bernard
O'Nrlli, James Simons, Jr., liurson Lee, 5. L.
Howard, Richard Lainers William Parker Rave.
ncl. Ii. H. DeLeon, II. B. olney, Asher u. Cohen,
A. NJ. Jackson, <. G. Picckney, E. Fourgeaud, W.
l.. Trenholm, Charles y. wi te. John Z. Cochran,
r. l.. North, Henry BischoH, William Aiken Kelly,
H. II. Ra! mord. l. 5. X. Bennett, W. u. Clsacy,
:. = Solomous, Frederick E. Fraser, $. D: sloney,
c. +. Panhnin, J. II. Holmes w. b. Williams K.
Q. Pinckuey, J. +. Hunt, George l.. uolmes, vii
liam Teunent William f. Holmes. 4. i. Hughes,
William Calder, zines 4. Latltie, +. w. Daw-
son. II. Baer, a. G. Magra'h, Jr., Lee Howard,
J. B. Gand, J. Gayer, E. g. Holmes, j. A.
Robinson, julius A. Blake. +. Tupper, p. e. Ha.
sell, Henr; Card, Sedgwck Slnons, J. a. fennent,
Winburn Lawlon, G. a. fuilin, +. h. Priuleau, g.
W. Dingle, Henry Crane, J. P. SlrohecEcr, j In
Is. Steele, A. ". var" ell, Jr., Arthur THOMPSON,
T. e. >. Lucas, N. W. Wlgg, W. J. Mccormick, J.
II. Eappodt Geo Is. Edwards, los. w. Cfa g. w.
W. aie, W. Z. Finley, Il. I. AlIord Is. Hendricks,
Ii. F Faber, ". ]. Robinson, Waller Williams J.
). n zyck. w. NJ MucEeuISs, L. B. Lesesne,
William U. swift, +. G. Raniin. Il. FroEebsrIer.
James Price, a. .. PAnsIn, ". G; DAVIS, =. D.
robinson, Theo. d. Clanc,, Be!Sley Grimball.
William Hume, ). ". Gallartt, 3. K. Neufviiie, J.
II. simmons, ]. Il. Schultz, Is. C. Ma2ycH. .rhar
M0lssun. G. 5. Cuiflu. F. Tanning, L. q. Boag,
Chas. +. Levy, &. +. Gi,aes, Jyhn Duugherrv Jr..
ami others.
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HELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT BuCHu

HAS ACQUIRED A WORLDWIDE FAME.
All of nv preparations are merltorious.
period OF twenty years has proved this TO oe the
case. /,
See remarks made by Benjamin Trayers F. R.
G. 5. Speaking OF those diseases, and diseases
arising from the excess OF mercury, he stat es tnat
no remedy Ia equal to the Extract OF Sarsaparllla;
lls power Is eXtraOrdlnary-more 30 IMAM any
other drug am acquainted with. IL Is, IN tne
strictest sense, tonic. with this inValuaDle al.
tribute, that it Is applicable to state OF the sys-
TEN so sunken and yet 80 trritab e as renders
other subs ances of the tonic class unaVallaole Ut
Injurious. nr, ,
of America. WM. X. WARNER i CO.,
l5i North Third street, Philadelphia, Pa.
H. T. HEl,MBOLD:
Esteelued Friend-We congratulate you on hav-
ing the han,lsomest and az tile same time the
most effective Pin that have ever known for the
purposes intended. Wa. X. WARNER q oo'
II. T. HELMB0LD will remark, in conclusion,
that his remedies ore the result OF long aG care.
ful study The Fluid Extracts have heen before
the public twenty years; the sale Ol them in that
time proves their value. All have been benefited
by them who have followed my instructions, and
to-day they stand unequalled In the extent OF
their ale aud unsurpassed by any Medicament
IN lhe Dispensatory Uf the United States, not eX'
cepling q single Herb, Root, Plant, or scientific
preparation.
Pharmaceutical claim all mine to be, and have
never pdtented SiuSLe o1S. ,,u,,r,
ALL STAND on THEIR MERITS.
To d!spel any impression or prejudice that
might exist In the minds OF many against my
Preparations from the publicity given through
advertising, and that am and have been Drug
p,st fur period OF twenty years. anu more con-
clusvely To prove this, see letter:
From the Largest Manufacturing Chemists IN the
World.l
November 4. 1854.
81 am acquainted with Mr.. II. I. llELMBoLD.;
he occupied the Drug Store opposite my resi-.
dence and was successful III conducting tne
business where otherL had not heen equally 50 ne.
for, him. have been Iayorehly Impressed Will
his character and enterpri,e.n
-. WILLIAM wEIGHTMAN,
Firm of Powers & Weigh.man, Manufacturing
Chemists, Ninth and Brown streets, fhilaae!'
phIa
The Pill have thought Of ofesing to the
afflicted for ten years. .,,,, ,,r
They are new perfect. amt shall stake NY
time, money. and fame on their effectiveness
The inviting style in which the Pill ltseil /, mace,
the bOttle, LABEL wrapper-all. show Win wnat
care they have been prepared. After eXaWlna-
tinn mo- English or French preparation Will SHOW
Ureai or care, and am really proud OF them.
Imstpad OF the nauseOus-l. okiug carelessly-pr
pared Pin repde,l gtleralIy and put up IN wood.
en- boxes, and made generally or offered oy tnose
having no experience as physicians, druggists or
manufacturers OF medicines, test the medicine
offered by your obedient servant,
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CHARLESTON. May i. 1911

Gen1emen-iour note, rendering me comp-
lneEt;ry ben liz II such time rs might best su t
my CO veuience, mas been rec ived. and claims
my wariIIest acknowledgements. NullIing Couh
be lDo e erl.eiui 10 me than the assurance that
hari nierlIei your approOatioa IN my first effort
b lore the public, and accept your oier with q
deep sense cf the generous spirit Which suggest
ed Il.
Trusting that my choice OF character irestrct.
ed As Il has been uy circumstances may b. ac-
ceptable to you, Will do myself The honor OF
again appearing befure you ut the Academy OF
Music. 0I Friday evening, the 18th Instant, AS
'Juiia' i'll Knowles play Of the ''liunchback
lam with the highest considerations and re
spect yuurs, &C., HARRIET +. ROMAN.
To Mes=rs. J. B. Campbe!i, "A. Magrati and
OtuelS.
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THE STRUGGLE FOR PARIS.
THE FREEM4soNs sTIIL TeRKING
FOE PEACE.
Thiers on n Mission to pacify the Ger
mans-A Naval Battle Imminent
What the Commune is Doing.

LONDON, May 5.
Hopes of peace are abandoned. Delega-
lions Of Freemasons have gone to the pro-
vinses to agitate in favor Of the Commune.
Fling heavy and constant yesterday. Prus-
sia allows provisions to enter Paris. This
occasions uneasiness at Versailles. The cas-
tie of Issy was burned. The insurgents lost
two thousand in killed and prisoners since
Friday last.
The insurgents still hol' Issy. Issy and
vanyres mainta.l slow fire against perfect
hail from the Versalists. The yersailllsts
have unmasked a formidable battery near st.
Cloud, nienacing Important Commune posi-.
tions. The Versaillists are shelling the Com.
mune gunboats from St. German. Fort Ivry
replies sharply.
LONDON, May 8.
Prince Napoleon is here. General Rossel
was wounded in the shoulder.
The --latest.
VERSAILLES, May 5.
The Island OF st. Germain in the Seine, be.
tween Ballancourt and Issy, has been occupied
BY the Versallists, with batteries 10 shell IT,
cunUoats in the Seine. a naval combat ls ex-
pected. 49,
The Freemasons OF Havre and Fecamp have
agreed 10 make joint entreaty to the Yer
sailes Government and the Commune.
The Commune has issued decree to abolish
professional and political oaths. The official
journal of the Commune says the position at
Monlin was yesterday surprised by the treaehe-
ry of some OF the garrison. who sold the pass
word to the yeSFaillists The journal adds
that The place ma been recaplured, also the
railway station at Claremont The same jour-
nal admits serious losses Of men and cannon,
and admits that the versaisls advanced to
and constructed batteries in Neuiily..
VERSAILLES. May 5.
The Communists statement OF their reoccu-
patton of Claremont is false. =.
FaTre and Ponier QuesLeer have gone to
Frankfort to Easten the signing oil the treaty
and arrange the difficulties in the completion
of peace. Firing continues along the lines to-
dav, but there is no change in the position of
the belligerents.
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Q[inars, @obarro, &r.
TOBACCO, SNUFF, DC.

The undersigned. Proprietor Of "EMPERoR
WILLIAM CIGAR EMPOKIUMrn No. 3l0 KING
fully states to the Smoking, Chewing and Snuf.
ing public. that he has concluded TO oler extra
inducements TO Wholesale and Retail Consumers
OF CIGARS, TOBACCO, SNGFF. &C., by disposing
OF his Stock at such prices as to secure large
and reliable trade. AN extensive aud complete
assortment or all articles in his line Of business is
kept constantly on hand, giving facility OF
filling, without delay, all orders extended TO him
houses In the city. Purchasers are requested 10
examine his perfect Stock before trading else:
where. MM. ShRoDEh,
Proprietor Of Emperor William Cigar Store.
tlecl3.6mOR
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TIE rAxpAYERs, CONTENTION.
AnucI's en-.

Anderson.
In Anderson County on Monday last, u bal
lot at public meeting OF taxpayers to select
delegates to the taxpayers convention, which
meets in Columbia on Tuesday next, re-
suited in the choice of Messrs. John B. Sitton
and James A. Hoyt as delegates, and Messrs.
J. P. Raed and F. f. Harrison as alternates.
York.
In accordance with resolution adopted at
the public meeting held at Yorkvile, on sales
day in April, the chairman OF that meeting has
appointed the following persons as delegates
and alternates to represent York County in
the taxpayers convention which is TO meet in
Columbia on next Tuesday: General E. NJ.
Law, principai: 1. D. Wtherspoon, Esq, alter
nate; Colonel Cad. Jones, principals: John r.
London. alternate.
Edgefic1d
The taxpayers Of EdgefeM have chosen the
following seven delegates and seven allernatea
to the Columbia Convention n. C. Butler, NJ.
L. Bonlian; NJ. W. Gary, Jas. "A. Talbert, 0.
Sheppard, a. 2. Butler, }. H. Giles. Aternates
Lewis Jones, e. W. Carwile, BENZ. Bettis,
Wyatt Holmes, R. L. Watson, Dr.. Hugh Shaw,
James Purvis.
Greenrill.
The taxpayers Of Greenville have chosen the
following gentlemen to represent them in the
Columbia Convention: Governor B. F. Perry
and General W. X. Easley, delegates; DR.. j. p
Boyce and J. L. Westmoreland. alternates.
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THE WEaTHER THIS DAY.

WASHINGTON, May ).
1t is probable that the barometer will con-
tinue low east OF the Rocky Mountains, with
clearing up weather on the Gulf, South and
Middle Atlantic, followed By cloudy weather
in the'lalter States on Saturday, and cloudy
weather, with light winds, are probable for the
Ohio Valley, Lakes and Eastern States.
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FIRE IN YORK CouNTY.-The residence Of
Mr.. David B. Scroggins, in the neighoorhood
of Beersheba Church, in York County, was &C.
cidrntally destroyed by fire about 10 O'clock
on Sunday night last. The fire Is believed to
have originated from the chimney MI. Scrog.
gi saved only part of his furniture and ef.
fecis. The Total loss, including the building,
Is supposed to be about $500.
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BENEFIT TO MISS RoNIH.

The Charleston public will be delighted to
learn that many OF our nost prominent citizens
have rendered TO Miss Roman complimentary
benefit.
We publish the correspondence with great plea.
sure, and feel quite sure thst an oyernowing
house will testify an appreciation OF native talent.
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RlILROAD NEWS.

NEW YORK. May S.
The creditors of the Alabama and Chatta-
n6oga Railroad have filed petition that the
road be declared bankrupt.
Railroads hence to Washington have COM
promised, and through tickets can now be
sold.
MEMPHIS, May 8.
Articles OF consolidation Of the Mississippi
River and Paducah Railroad with the Gulf
Railroad Company, were signed to-day.
The lease Of the Nashville and Decatur Rail-
road to The Louisville and Nashville Railroad
is confirmed.
LOUISVILLE, May s.
The City Council last night repealed the or
dinance submitting to the people The question
of giving quarter OF million dollars to the
Louisville and Nashville Road, In aid Of Sonth-
ern connections.
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E,RENCR PATENT MEDICINES.

Prepared by Grmaut & Co., Paris:
SYRUP OF HYPUPHOSPliATE OF LIME, soT
erign remedy in phlhsis-reiie2es, Coughs.
Sghtsweat5, DC.
Pepsine, for indigestion. loss Of appetite, &c.
Iodtzed syrup OF Horseratiish, Invaluable lo
persons unable to take Codliver Oil-espectall!
recommended in cutaneOus affections, anu az e
most powerful depuratiye. .,-
Digestive Lozenges or the Alkaline Lactates, q
pleasant and effective remedy for functional de.
rangelnent OF The digestive organs.
Trocles Of Persine and Paucreatne'
ALSO,
PURGATIF LIE ROY, Pharmacie Cotsn.
VOMITlF LIE ROY, Pharmacie Cottiu.
Dragees lie Sautonive.
DragGes dc Morphine.
Lancelots Asthma Cigarettes.
For salc by ". Il. Bach,
may50 DO. lol Meesns stle'.
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n. r. HELMBOLD.

Crystal Palace Drug Store, Ss4 Broadway, New
York.
Palace Pharmacy, Gilsey House, Broadway and
Twenty ninth street. New York.
Temple VI Pharmacy, Continental Hotel. Phta
dtlph!a, and 1O4 South Tenthslreet, Phila'
! phia.
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PURIFY THE BLOOD IN THESE MONTHS.
HELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA
Cures all eruptions Of the skin.
HELMBoLDs
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPRlLLA
Cures the worst form of Blood Diseases.
HEEMBoLD's
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA
Enters heavily into the Circulation OF the Blood
HELNBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT SARsAPARELLA
Beauties the Complexion.
All Powders and outward applications destroy
the skr rendering 1t harsh and coarse. Lool: at
the skin OF old maids and those who have used
such any length OF time. Ny advice is TO dlscon
tinue them and use
HELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA.
One bottle is equal in strength to one gallon
ofthe.syrups or decoctions as usually made; aud
a wine. glass added to pint OF water equals the
celebrated LISBON DIET DRINK. Try it this way.
delightful beverage.
.HELMBOLD's CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
HELMBOLD'S CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
pleasant, safe and agreeable Csrthartic.
HEEMBoLD's CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
Used in all affections where purgative medi-
cine Is needed.
HELMBOLD's CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS,
Harmless to child and taken by children.
HELMBoLDs CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
supersede Magnesis, Salts and every other
Purgative.
HEI,MBoLD's CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
Certain in effect anu pleasant in operation.
HElIMHJLU'S CAIaWDA UIbhI l. L Ai1i1'
Is not Patented Pill.
HELMBOLD'S CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS
Are composed Of
CATAwBA GRAPE JUICE AND FLUID EX
TRACT OF RHUBARB.
HOW TO PROCEED
lNTHE
SPRING AND SUMMER MONTHS
TO INSURE
NEW LIFE, NEW BLOOD, NEW VIG0R.
Purchase two bottles Of HELMBoLD'S sARsA.
PARILLA and one box Of PILLS-W0RTH THEIR
WEIGHT IN GOLD.
No better investment can be made for 80 small
sum-
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iuatrbcs, Jcmelrp, &f.
VIZ G. WgILDEN q CO.'S STOCK
AT PRIVATE SALE,
AT AND BELOW COST.

In order to accommodate Ladies and others
who have been unable to attend The auctions held
nightly, at the store OF. W. G. WHlLDEN CO., ID
King street. corner OF Beaufaln street. the auctions
at this store will be suspended during the week
commencing MONDAY sth Instant.
The store will be e'open EVERY DAY DURING THE
WEEK, mt usual business hours, when the entire
remaining stock OF Jewcry, China, Glassware
and Fancy Goods will be offered az private safe
at and below cost.
Ladies are especially invited to call and exam
Inc the stock.
N.B.-The wholesale stock Of CROCKERY, &c,
OF ". G. wHILDEN j CO., at No. 90 Hayne street.
will be offered at auction, commencing TUESDAY,
9th instant, at 10 A. N. mayo
DALL, BLACK d CO.,
Nos. Sos aud 567 BROADWAY, n. T.
WILL. FURNISH
STERLING SILVER FORKS AND SPOONS
In quantity, at
SITS GOLD PER OUNCE.
These Goods urc pronounced superior In beauty
of nulsh and greater IN variety of pattern to any
Table Ware manufactured.
LARGE STOCK OF
WE DDING Sill YER
CONSTANTLY on HAND.
lunl8-lyr
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Pharmaceutical Chemist, New York.

LOUISVILLE KY. September !.
/ Zee: that we have no% an article OF gin suit.
abtc for such cases as that rem""~.is adapted to.
DR.. n. BRIGHT.
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CATAWBA GRAPE PILL.
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HELMBOLD's

HELMBoLD's
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GATAWBA GRAPE PILE.
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FOURTH EDITION
THE NEN YORK REGISTRY LAW.
The ''HOme" Insurance Co. Case.
This Afternoons Cable Quotations
FROM NEW FORE.

ChRrRe of Arson
BUFFALO, n. Y, Jan. 3.-Police Captain Do
nohue has arrested Isaac Alexander, clothing
merchant, of No. POI Main street, on the charge
of arson, in setting fire to his store, at o'clock
this morning He was insured for S75OO The
damage is estimated at $l500 The Courier.
$1,000.
shct by n River Thief. , of the
NEW YORK, Jan. 3.-Captain Ip~uf Warren
steamer Ashland, lying at thedider by river
street, was shot in the lefthis condition is crit
thief early this morataped.
cal' Inc assaSR Of the LcEisInture.
---NT, Jan. 3 The Legislature met to-day.
ihe Assembly organized by the election of
Democratic candidates.
The Governors message was transmitted to
both houses
MIR. TIl,on and the Brooklyn "UniOn,"
NEW YORK, Jan. ST is reported that Theo-
dore Tilton has resigned the editorship of the
Brooklyn Union.
The Registry Law.
ALBANY, Jan. 3.-Bills were introduced in the
Legislature for the annexation of various towns
in Westchester county to New York, and for the
repeal Of the New York Registry law
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DIED.

BARToE.-On the 1st instant DR.. J. RHEA BARTON
in the 10th year of his age.
Relatives ana particular friends OF the family are
requested 90 attend the funeral at his late residence
Broad street, on Wednesday, at 10 O'Clock.
COLLIEGE.-On the 2d instant JENNA A., wife of
John Il, CoIinge, in the 34th year Of her age.
The relatives and friends are invited TO attend the
funeral, from her husbands residence, Vine street
near Fifty-etghth, Twenty-fourth ward, on Thurs
day afternoon next, at O'Clock. Interment at
Blockley Baptist Church.
DUvnLARD.-On the evening Of the 2d instant
MARY JACOBS DUylLLARD, in the 57th year OF her
age.
The friends of Mrs. Mary H. Bell are invited to
attend her funeral, from her late residence No. Ill
Queen street. on Thursday afternoon, at 3 O'Clock.
lnteTment at Trinity Church. SIS
JoHEsoN.-Suddenly, on the evening OF December
goth, Miss MARTHA DEG, youngest daughter OF
Jacob M. johnson, Esq.
The funeral will take place on Tuesday January Sd,
at O'Clock A. NJ from the residence Of her brother
in-law, (. P. Michener, No. 1924 North Eleventh
street. S.
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FROM THE SOUTH.
Railway Accident In veunesse..

MEMPHIS, JAN 3.-An accident occurred on
the iron bridge over the Nonconnah creek, about
ten miles below here, on the Mississippi and
Tennessee Railroad, at 10 o'clock this morning
supposed to have been caused by the breaking
of an axle on the front passenger car, precipi-
tating the forward and second cars over the
pIissn and settAbg them on fire.
Sne thi -. h.o,e entirely destroyed by the fire
anu anUemGr ~ nieees. The b"oi-
locomotive and tender passed safely over the
bridge. Five lives are supposed to be lost, all
negroes. A young man named Davis is perhaps
mortally wounded Several others sustained
slight injuries.
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THE GERMAN FAIR closed at Horticultural
Hall last evening" and it is estimated that the
net receipts will exceed $4,000. The votes on
the various articles resulted in awarding the
Horstmann sword to the Crown Princelof Prussia;
the militia sword to General Ballier the drink
ing horn to the Teutonic S9ngerbund; the fire
rug to Mrs. Fred. Tiedemann. The voteslon the
boats for the Schuylkill navy were not counted.
The piano was drawn by ticket No. 100, held
by Miss Clementine Easton, of Chestnut Hill.
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BaJt,mor. Produce MARKET.

BALTIMORE, Jan, Cotton held 1rmly mlddlng
upland, 15@151c.; low middling, 142lo. Flour firm
s5@5'5O; do. extra, s6@675; do family, s6'75@s25;
City Mills superhne, s5a7; do. extra. S65O@7 80;
do family, ss@10; Western superhne, S4971Gs5'25; (;
Wheat firm; choice white, 81 75@1'S5; fair to prime
@1'70; prime to choice red, Sl'IO@1S0 fair to
good, Sl40a1'60; common, 81 25@1 35; Ohio and
Indiana, S140@l45. Corn firm and scarce; white
sO@92c. yellow, 75@76c. oats active at 55@56c.
Provisions-A little better feeling, but still very
Sides at II &c; clear rib 12c.; shoulders 10c.
Lard at l2Rl2HC. Whisky dull at 92(692MG,
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New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK, Jan. 3-COtton quiet; sales OF 1900
bales at 1870. Flour a shade frmer; sales Of
10000 barrels State at s535s6'65; Ohio at Sc 2O@
els; Western at S5s5(97. Wheat quiet but frmer !:
no sales. Corn firm; sales $1,000 bushels new
mixed Western at 77@7sc. Oats steady sales 2G 900
bushels Ohio and Western at 6O@62c Beef steady
steam, 11A@12Sc.; kettle, 12h@194c. Whisky
MIC n
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CITY ITEMS.

READ THIS ARTICLE.-Desirous Of engaging in
another branch OF business intend closing MY
present one with all possible despatch. My entire
stock OF goods containing every variety OF house
furnishing articles, must be disposed OF during the
next thirty days. Every article will be sod.a re-
tail for cash at exact cost. This sale is positive,
and, should you need any article in my line now is
the time to select.