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For twenty-five years have suffered with Scrof-
ua and Salt r cum, Tor Tetter) Have raid ont
lundreds OF dollars, and been trea ed by several
hrst-class physicians without benefit. Some four
weeks ago, commenced using the University Med
nes--At the time my forehead and head were Gov
cred with sores and scaness OF the skin; also nv
tongue was covered with small ulcers. am TO-DAY
free from all the above troubles and can heartily
recommend these medicines to the afflicted
Portland, Jan. "a, 1870,
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was afflicted with sciatica for three months most
OF the time SO badly thatI could not pull off or put
on my boot and Stockings, and in order to pick up
anything from the floor had to get down on my
knees and then could not lift five pounds in that
position. BY using the University Medicines was
cured, o. o. NEWHALL,
Firm GOsse, Newhall & Co., Printers,
o1p, Exchange Middle Sts., opposite Marble 2, o.
cortland, Dec 49, 1870.
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For lEle EsaaHaes
& D1MARJS
GOTTA.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

1M The steamer CIIAS. HOUgU-
r1HEM TON, Capt Alden Wincbenbarb
- 4.aA 4 Master, will leave Atantr Wharf
-. foot of India Street, Portland
every Thursday, at o'clock A. NJ, ior Wal,Ioho.
boro, touching at BoOthbay and Round POND, ana
every Saturday, at A NJ Tor Damarsceffa t,or ae
ing at Boothhay ana HodgdOn's Mills - '01'"'
Re uning, will leave Damarscottz everv MONDAY
at O'Clock A. NJ. or on the arrival OF Stage IRON,
clock a. NJ. touching at intermediate qndln@S con
meeting with the Boston Boats at Portland and viii
the Boston and Name and Eastern Railroads arriy-
afternoon train for Boston, WV
Through Tickets sold at the offices ofthe Boston
anu naIne ana eastern Railroads. and on boar I he
days previous to sailing ~ ''oVA U"
Freight and passengers taken as low az Inv am,
other route. " " any
Inquire OF HARRIS, ATWOOD sco
Portland, MAY 8. 1871. anIs
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House on Winter street for Rent.

1t...t 21-2 story House, IA rooms, arranged fol
&;,s one or two ami les, gas, hard and soft water
.GaAample garden room; tor rent with the turnI-
tur-. Apply to GEO DAVIS 81 Co.,
an15eod2w Real Estate and Mortgage Brokers'
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Maine Central Railroad.
ESUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
Gs==s#sEsE1 ON and after July "a, next, 1871 pas
SszA@eY senger trains will leave Portland, Grand
Trunk DepoI) at 30 A. M tor Lewiston and Auburn
and arrival OF trains from Boston, lat 10 p NJ tor
Bangor, Dexter, Skowhegan, Belfast, and all inter-
mediate stations on the line via Lewiston.
From Portland & Kenpebec depot trains for Bath,
Augusta Lewiston, and all Intermediate stations will
leave at 500 A. NJ, and s. Is P. M, and for Skowhe-
gan, Bangor, Dexter, Belfast, Pennington, and all
intermediate stations, at LOO P. NJ, and the night
express with Pullman Sleeping Jar attached for
Bangor and all intermeC late stations, at l. 90 A.
or on arrival of train from Boston.
Freight trains (irom Grand Trunk Depot) tor Wa
teryIlle and ali intermediate stations via Lewiston
leave at 20 A. M. and from Portland & KenDebec
Depot at $50 A, Nj, 500 A. M. and 6.15 A. NJ, fol
Bangor and intermediate stations via Augusta
Trains will be due i'll Portland at Grand Trunk
Depot, rom Lewiston at A. M, and from Bangor
Dexter, Belfast and all other stations p. M and
at Portland Il kennebec Depot from Augusta and
Bath at A. NJ, and from Bangor, Skownegan, Bel
fast, Dexter and Harrington at P. M.
Night Express from Bangor with Sleeping car at
A.. M,
The trains leaving Portland at 1.1OP. NJ. (Grand
Trunk DepOU and at 1. 90 P. M. portland & Ken
nebec Depot) connect at Bangor with train through
to Mattawamkeag same night.
EDWIN MOVES, Supt.
l.. l.. LINCOLN, Asst. Supt.
Portland, May 25. jun6u
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"ANTED-AGENTS (S2G per do " to sell the
w celebrated HOME SHUTTLE SEWING MA
CHINE. Has the 'UNDER-FEED," makes the
CLOCK STITCH" (alike both sides, and is FULLY
LICENSED. The best and cheapest family Sewing
Machine in the market. Address JOHNSON,
CLARK & CO., Boston, Mass, Pittsburgh, Pa. Chi
cagO, ILL.,, or st. Louis, Mo. aug21t4w
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Norfolk and Baltimore and Washington \. O
Steamship Line.

Norfolk and Baltimore and Washington D. O
Steamship Line.
Ia Steamships of this Tine sail from en-
t&E OF Central Wharf, Boston. Tuesdays
Lrls.H and Saturdays at IL NJ, tor NORFOLK
Wtss4ftEhianC BAL TIMORE. --'A
Steamships
"WHiiam Laurence"
"Geoyye Appoid."
"WttLidm Kennedy
"UcCIeAdR," Cart
by Steamer Lady OF the Lake ''H
Freight 0Iwarded nom Norfotk to Pefers6aro an,
htchmoad, by river or rail and by Che "a & 5sny
AR Line 10 all points in VirQtaid TSnnessys AZ.
odmd and Georgia; and over The SeabOogd md 70
aoSe r. TO all points in North and S,,ufL l0ro5jg,
places West. 80" Oh" IL
through rates given to South and West
FINE Passenger aecOr iOdations
Fare including Berth ana Wcafs TO Norfolk ~ A.
time 4S hours to Baltimore SIS time 6 hours. s'
norfolk, 4s hours. To Balth9orr 65 bours
cor further information apply 10
81, f.. SAMPSON, Ageat
yunezu S3 Central WkdTt, Boston
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Portland, Jan. Goth, 1871. 0oui''

About a year ago; was SO badly affected with
Kidney Disease and general debility that / c"n1d
scarcely attend to my business took few battles
of University Medicine, and have been well nm to
the present time CHAS, E. DUITON
Store 312 Congress ST. Portland
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A REMARKABLE CURE!-I have been troubled
with a bad Scrofula Humor all my life. fearful
sore broke out on my neck. For six months / was
under treatment OF the best medical advcers could
nnu IN Portland, but all the time grew worse; nv
t appe,te laled and became weak and emaciated
". coulu walk but short distance without help
IN NUS condition commenced taking the Universi-
ana ~ tha I'm IN one week my appetite was good
ed. In two months my sore was healed Ghano
since gained hlty pounds in weight and am now everv
HENRY ID. TOM Tol,uo.
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SOUTH PARIS, Feb. 2. 1871.
DIR. STAPLEs-Dear Sir:-rhe medicine got at
Your place, Jan. 20, has done for me. 1t is
all you he ommend it to be.
You may make any use of the above you think
proper. Yours truly,
SETH MORSE.
The above case has been treated for the past four
years by different physicians tor cancer.
This may certify that / had been suffering with
the ''Rhumatism Tor five months, and at that tina
it seized my right hip ana leg, down to the foot
This the physicians called ''ScaIic.' / tried many
kinds OF highly recommended medicines which i
took for the blood. Sull L got relic Tor seven
months more, all The time doing my best, with as
good advisers as we have i'll city Finally call
ed at the New York University Branch and the pre-.
priet0r said he could help me- So 1 commenced Oh
his medicine, and in four weeks thought 1 ielt
lief and in eight weeks was able to leave my cane
at home. and have been well up TO this time, three
months have passed. DAVID KEAZER,
Portland, Aug. I'd, 1870.
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had the Catarrh SO bad for seven years that nv
head became confused and painful. i was obliged
to get up several times in the night to keep from
choking l employed some of the Dest physicians in
the country without benefit. 1 was perfe tIy cured
with The University Medicines in three weeks
A. M. MURG AN, 224 Cumberland ST. Portland.
Conductor on the Portland a. Odgensburg Railroad
February IS, 1870
Since giving the above certificate, have been per-
iectly Tree from Catarrb through have been contjn
uay exposed to wet and colds.
June 10, 1870, A. NJ MORGAN
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For Sale!
For Sale.

A DESIRABLE Residence, situated on Pleasan
"a St., in Deering, InqliIe of
JOHN @. P3OCTER,
aug19-d3w SO Exchange Street.
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FOR Ns4LE!

{sA The two Story Brick House with French
HH;i, Roof No. 70 Park street, with modern improve
ments. Lot contains about 1000 square ieet of
land. Inquire OF
junl6tt JOHN c. PROCTOR, SO Exch'gst.
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Sot'sed Tripe.
\ Ost.
Ei6Y Genfs

one bottle of the celebrated Blood Purifier. la
IhAM'S CATHARTIC EXTRACT. La
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International Steamship Go.
EastpOrt. Calais and st. John,
DlGBY, WINDSOR AND HALIFAX
summer arrangement.
Three TRIPS PEE WEEK,

<zgsyxSs On and after MONDAY
July Sd the steamers OF Gin
E~NISEH 1ZhH ternatiOnal Line will leave
-, Railroad wharf loot of STATE
ct, every Monday
Wednesday and Frday at Z. VI. tor Eastport and
st John. Re urning will leave st John and Fas
port on the stlue days.
Connecting Eas part with steamer Belle Brown
for st Andrews and Calais and wnh b. a q
KS ilway for Woodstock and HOuton. Connecting at
ST John with steamer tor Fredericton and with
steamer Empress tor DIgbv aad Annapolis, thence
by rail to Windsor and Halifax With f. IL n A
Railway Tor She lac and intermediate stations. AT
Shediac with steamer tor LharlOttetown z. T. 1.
"a Freight received on days OF sailing until To-
clock P. NJ.
jun24-newlw AR. STUBBS, GENT
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For sale, to Let Or Exchange for a


NHE two story house. No. 119 Bracket st is Offer
l. ed Tor sale on reasonable terms. Apply on the
premises. aug2l Iw
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For Sale

at BAGtO2l CeHtre---U Farm
CONTAINING 90 acres good land u story house
~ painted. blinded and in good repair, large barn.
carriage house and wood-Louse all connected.
Young orchard IN good bearing condition. Also a
well OF excellent AMI never falling water, mile from
schoo church; mile from depot.
For PARTICULARS, address j.. II. Gray 223 Washing
Street Bos on. inquire at the residence OF the
late ANDREW GRAY,
augl0 dit Buxton Centre.
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have been afflicted for twenty years with Chronic
rheumatism. have spent hundreds of dollars for
medical treatment without benefit, Ten DAYS ago.
commenced taking the University Medicines. aid
can truly say il has been more benefit to me than
all other treatment ever received. NY place of
business is 1877 Pearl street. L shall be pleased TO
answer all enquiries. JOIN TURNER
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GoRHAM, Maine, Aug. 10. 1870.


DR.. Staples Dear Sir; Without solicitation Oh
accord give testimony to the virtue OF your medi-
cine.
have suffered extremely with the BLEEDING Piles
and Catarrh for ten years. My memory, sight and
hearing were failing from the effect OF them. felt
last spring that must resign my calling.
have taken two bottles OF the "Pie Extract -
two of the Sc tract OF Cancer Plant " and one bot
tie of "Catarrh Specific" 1t has done wonders tor
me. am new man. l feel as though have found
a sure at last.
Yours Truly, JOHN COLLINS
Pastor Of the M. E. Church Gorham Me
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-02-28

An official dispatch from Paris states
that the preliminaries of peace have been
signed. Thiers .arrive in Bordeaux TO-
morrow. ... .
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Financial and. Commercial.

GOVERNMENT BoNDs.-G Government
bonds during all the present week have
been in good demand for Investment and
prices, by the purchase Of 5.20s for the
trlasury, have stiflened. AS compared
with this day week thelong Gsloi 1881
IRE I, and the old and new 5.20s : higher
the market ruling strong, and the float
ing supply Of all issues Is seemingly much
reduced. The Secretary of the Treasury.
has already given notice that he will TO.
day commence, the payment Of interest
due on tho 10.40s, OH the 1st Of March,
without rebate. The amount payable Is
$45O4, 1882. The effect oi this announce.
ment, It was supposed, would be to de-
press the price Of gold; but the expecta.
tion Of the dealers was disappointed, gold
closing traction higher than 1t closed
on the previous day. The an.
nouncement yesterday afternoon that
a treaty bi peace had been agreed upon
by France and Germany is taken by some
rs the starting point for . European de-
mand for coin and heavy shipments in
the near future are counted on as nthing
nrobable. There will necessarily be much
10 do In both nations in repairing the
damages Of the war, and many enter.
prises Of tempting character arc Calcu.
lated on as creating a large demand for
means to carry them forward. n In add.
tion 10 this tho fact that the Secretary OF
The Treasury Is anxious toSreiund the old
5.2Os into the new 4, Al and . per cent
bonds, and, In order 10 do SO 10 any con.
siderable extent, oil tho present issues ocl
5.9Os must advance In prices, thus, In
this fact, we have an additional guarantee
Tor strong bond market for some time TO
come philadelphia Ledger Of Saturday
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ENGLAND.
LONDON, February 81.

LONDON, February q.
In tho House of Commons this evening,
in reply to question, Viscount Enfield,
under Secretary of State for Foreign
Affairs, saId the government was anxious
to define its external duties towards other
nations 1t had last year proposed par.
limentary legislation on the subject, and
had recently sent o commission to Wash.
ington. The subject was still under con.
sideration.
In the House of Commons tonight Mr..
0tway, formerly under Secretary Of
the foreign department, after stating the
reported terms of peace between Germany
and France, asked II Her Majesty's gov
crnment had made any efforts TO mitigate
their severity. i.l
Mr.. Gladstone replied that Count Won
Bernstortf, the German minister, had no.
titled Earl Granville and himself that the
preliminaries OF peace were signed this
morning. He added that the diplomatic
representatives Of the British government
in France had been instructed not " nc.
company the Germans on their entry into
Paris, and declined TO make any further
response to the question. '..-. ti -
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New York Money and Stock Market.
u NEW YnRK Eehrnnrv o7

Gold weak; opened at 111g, selling
down TO and closing at iii, Loans were
made at from 3 to 3 per cent Clearences,
sea, 100000. Governments, active and
higher A large business has been done
in the stock market at advanced prices.
The chief features were Ohio, Western
Union, Central, Hudson, North Western
preferred, Lake Shore, Rock Island, and
Union Pacific. The last named advanced
to 90 on favorable advices from Washing
ton. The movement In express stocks
continues, Adams having advanced to 70,
and United States TO "a. Pacific
Mail was exceptionally weak on the re.
port that the subsidy bill had been lost
In the Senate. The stock on this declined
from 40 to 43i, but afterwards recovered
TO 44s, the emarket closing strong, Money
was easy at 3a4 per cent in the morning,
but towards the close OF the bank hours
there was I'm unusual demand from stock
brokers, and loans were made at 5 per
cent. State bonds, dull. Private dis.
patches received from Montgomery say
that tho bill requiring the State to pay
the January interest on the bonds Of tho
Alabama IS Chattanooga Railroad Com.
pany, which bonds were guaranteed by
the State, has become a law, and that the
money necessary TO make the payment Is
now ip tho State Treasury. Sterling ex-
change 1OO1,
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
THE FIRE YESTERDAY.
Further Particulars Of the Main
Street Fire. l."

Further Particulars Of the Main
Street Fire. i..' '.
The loss by the burning Of q portion
of Chas. II. Berry's rope store, on Main
street, yesterday morning, will probably
reach three thousand dollars. Tho
damage to the building Is entirely covered
by insurance. Winship s. Co. had q
quantity oi china ware, crockery, &C., in
the third story, valued at from four to five
hundred dollars, which was destroyed, but
not insured. The three buildings, occu.
pied respectively by Chas. II. Berry,
Simpson & Wilson, and Greer g. Laing,
arc owned by Mrs. Elizabeth Pitts, a
widow lady who resides in Louisville
Kentucky, Tho root of the building
where The fire originated was burned
down, and the third story was almost TO.
tally destroyed, Mr.. Berry had no stock
in that part Of the building; II was filed
with straw, old crates, and miscellaneous
articles generally. Ills stock below was
not materially injured by tic water, al.
though some rope and twine were soak
ed. The dry goods Of Simpson u Wilson,
next door, were not SO badly damaged as
was at first supposed, although 1t Is i'm
possible To tell the exact amount OF harm
done until tho stock Gun be put in order.
1t appears tllata cellar door, in the al.
Icy In the rear Of the building, opening into
the basement of Mr.. Berry's store, was
found nyCsterday morning. Thcdoor
had been securely fastened Saturday night
by q short wooden bar; but the bar was
found on the coal.pilc, in the cellar. and
the staple had been forced loose. But y
the building was entered in this way, why
go to the third story TO start tho hrc'
On Tuesday evening last Mr.. Berry re-
celved letter, with no signature, and
written evidently in n disguised hand,
which purportcd to be from an "old dray.
man" The writer stated that 1t would be
Of no use for Mr.. Berry to go into business
again, as he would be burned out every
time he attempted 1t. ..,..r
This Is the third time Mr.. Befry's store
=
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EUROPE.
FRANCE.
Pence PrelIminaries Sign ed-. .Yester-
sf' days News Confirmed.

N6Wb OuuhA
BORDEAUX, February 90.
An official dispatch from Paris states
that the preliminaries of peace have been
signed. Thiers .arrive in Bordeaux to.
morrow.
BERLIN, February 81.
Emperor William telegraphs from Ver-
sailles to the Empress Augusta, as follows:
with o deeply moved heart in gratitude
to God, ! inform you that the prellmina.
ries have been signed. The Bordeaux
Assembly must yet ratity them, .
-als Signed lf "WnHELM."
LONDON, Feb. 81.
A telegraph dispatch from Versailles,
dated 2Gth, says that Thiers has proposed
the purchase Of Luxembourg by France
and to transfer 1t to Germany If Metz
were restored to France.
Williams health Is much improved.
A dispatch from Armiens, 26Lh, says
that an order has been received for the
movement Of troops toward Rouen.
The Post, this morning, contradiCts the
reported fusion Of the Legitimists and
0rleanists.
A dispatceh fromVersailles, dated Goth,
announces that William will lunch at
Elysee Bourbon with his court and return
to Berlin next Saturday. ia
The opening OF the German Parliament
has been fixed for March 10. .-.-
The triumphal entry OF the Germans
into Berlin has been delayed two weeks, as
the whole Of Germany will observe six
weeks mourning for tho victims OF the
war. rr.. 10 rl#st lit..
Thiers has offered another milliard Of
thalers. to keep Metz. The offer was
refused.
rgrgr PARIS, February 81.
The Republican manifestations con-
tinue. There is perfect order, but the feel.
ing among tho people Is strong and deep
for future revenge. The Project of Po.
lice refuses 10 assume the responsibility
for tho preservation Of order II the Prus-
slams enter the city. The mortality Is
greatly lesSened, and provisions arc abun.
d:nt.
.....,.....-y PARIS, February 81.
Prcliminaries OF peace were signed yes.
terday ut $50 P. NJ. France cedCs Alsace
and Metz. Bcltort Is retained. The war
indemnity Is fixed at five mllliards francs.
For It's payment three years time grant
cd, the Germans to hold the fortresscs
until it is paid. The armistice prolong.
ed one week. The Germans enter Paris
Immediately. The ROthchilds have been
summoned to Versailles, also the railway
Presidents, to arrange 10 carry tho Ger.
man troops back to their own country.
Their departure will be preceded by re.
view in Champ Dc Mars. 1t Is said the
MRrsoillcs elections have been announced,
and that D'Eligny declined TO assume the
Deputyship OF the Government ip that
city.AUlI a.aara.tl. l
Thought Germans will not Enter
Paris.
LONDON, February 27-1:8O r, NJ,
It's now thought the German army will
not enter Paris, and It Is said that the
Emperor and Prince Imperial will GER
tainly not do so. = rauH .rud'
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New York Live stock Market.
NEw YoRK February 81.

CATTLE-Total bccves for tho week
$3.50, with $500 to-day--O0 cars at Tooth
street, 60 OF Communipaw, and IS at
Weehawken. This Is one Of the very
hardest markets, with nothing but losses,
Many western men arc here because they
could not sell out on the way. The dc.
cline for the week Is more than ic and
the stock can't all bc sold. Besides fresh
lots there arc three hundred State cattle,
Most sales ut 12a13tc; only prime reach
cd 14c; butchers paid 14la15c for tops;
fincy lots average 1870; 1850 Illinois, 70
cwt, alive, sold at 12c; IS OF 6t cwt ut II
al3c; 40 premium 81 cwt at 14al5c; some
thin steers sold ut 10c.
snEEP-15.000 for the week, with 400
to-day. Market slow, but no lower on
account Of the light run. One car 81
pound Indiana Mt 6tc; u car 75 pound
Ohio atIitc; deck liz pound Canada ATTIC.
HoGs-12G 600 live and $500 dressed for
tlleweek, with 5000 live to-day. Market
weak; 3 cars prime 200 pound Illinois
selling alive at SIC, or top price; lowest
Z 13.1Gc for stillers; city dressed 0ia1Oc;
western 0a01C.
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The Latest News.
GENERAL NEWS.

"A dispatch from Nechen, Wisconsin,
says on Saturday night last, John Hess,
who has been confined In jail at Oshkosh,
escaped on Saturday night. He imme-
diately went to Nechen, his former resi-.
dence, to the home of his divorced vile
and murdered her, first shooting and then
cutting her throat from ear to ear. The
murderer then repaired TO his brothers
house and hid In the attic, where he was
discovered yesterday morning and an ef.
fort made to arrest him, when heshot HIM
self through the head.
Hon. John B. Turner, an old and
prominent citizen Of Chicago, died sudden-
" Sunday. He was for many years one Of
the directors Of the Chicago & Northwest.
ern Railroad.
"A. Mitchell, of Ccntralia, for many
years superintendent Of tho Illinois Cen
tral Railroad, has been appointed assist
ant General Superintendent Of tho same
road.
Baron Gerolt will leave for Germany
In May, and will be succeeded as Minister
of the North German Confederation ut
Washington by schlosser Morn, Minister
to Mexico.
Prince Charles, of Roumainc, 1t Is
now announced, Is still resolved to abdi.
cate.
Col. Hiram Bell, a well known land.
lord of the Pemigewassett House and
other hotels in New Hampshire, died sud-
denly ut Boston Sunday.
Sir John Mcdonald left Ottawa yes.
terday for Washington.
Dan Voorhees, is in indianapolis in
consultation with Vallandigham and
Bright.
Tho main building of Platls extcn.
sive packing house at Baltimore was
burned Tuesday night.
Thomas Burrows, President Of the
Pennsylvania Agricultural College, died
Saturday at Bellefont, Pa. ...".
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Cincinnati Market.

" % 'l. C1NCENATr, February %.
CorToN-Dull; middling at 14tal4sc.
FLouR-Active and advanced; extra at
80 25aO 30; family at 30 5Oa6 76, asked.
GRAIN-Wheat-Buoyant but unsettled
Ot 81 3Gai 3S. Corn-Stcady Rt 5Oc.
RYE, Oats and Barley-QuiGt and un'
changed. t. -. ,..t,,.,
GRoCERtEs-CofEcc, Sugar md lIOlas-
ses-1n good demand 1t full prices.
ons Unchanged. Q Gi@ao M
Edus-Firm al 20aalc. .,llr-fL d
BuTTER-Scarce and firm at 9Oa9Oc.
SREDs-Clover-Steady at lOiallc,
Timothy-$0 25a0 80.
PRovIsIONs-P0rk-No demand; asked
$29. Lard-Stock Withdrawn, anticipa'
linz higher prices. Bulk Meats-Un'
changed Bacon-Firm; shoulders at9Gu
1ltAll1c. ID ...
ToDACCo-StCady.
WmsKY- Unsettled Soc asked.