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map. If lfralu Yvaolnc Kzpi Financial and OommerciaL SDH KbDAT Bmnn, kfAreh is. Ian. Tha (ieil feior of th discount market about aj boatd ia oar last. Moat of tbo homes rrport enrreacy balanoes slowly Incrfsing, and the (apply sufficient to enable them to accommodate all the approved paper offering, aad Bret class borrowers experience an easy market.

There ia still a coa-aidarable amount of outside paper offariag, bet it ia not ia faTor at the rtralar discount-hoaace, the latter ia most caiee eoofiaiog; their attention to Rates of later-tenet remain firm. Ia the open market 12 per cent, ia charred oa firat-cM ainatorea, and 15 per cent, ia the current figure for good commercial bills. Depositor are supplied at 910 per cent. Outside parties are still in many casea obliged to resort to the Street, where IK Pr cent, a month is obtained for temporary accommodations. There was only a moderate inquiry for currency from the interior to day, and comparatively a small amount goiBjr South.

Country bank balances, how- ever, are low, and will no doubt continue to ntil after the first Monday In April, when many of them hare to make their quarterly statement. Cold was again lower in New York, and the market Itopened at 138 and sold as high as 1387a. but ubseqaeutly receded to 138 X. and at three o'clock was quoted 138 K-The New York operators are overloaded, and the stringency of the money market, and the high rata charged for carrying gold baa compelled some parties to sell, which is the chief cauf of the downward movement. In our market holders were not willing to submit to the reduced rates, and the offerings were quits light.

In the morning 138V was the current rate, though about noon high as 138 yi was paid, but on- the quota- lion of 138 in Nw York the bankers declined to bid abo 138. though at the close 138 was the ruling figure. The downward movement has also checked the demand, as it has led buyers to anticipate still lower fitures, and the sales over the counter were oa a limited scale only. It could have been bought at the clot a at 1383. Tae buying rates for silver were reduced to 126 129 for mall acd Urge pieces, though a shade more could be realized for routd sum.

The stringency of the New York money marVet ii depressing Government securities, and rates are again lower. Bail way stocks We very irregular. In the morning there wet a material decline on some of the leading shares, but is the afternoon a reaction took pTace. Erprees stocks are higher. A private di patch stated that the Adams Company had declared an extra dividend of 5 oer cent.

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r-ortA nan pJartA uaiaia sASaiTA Talaczaob nr IB la at a-. ao aa- SS TJ'f TJ Tia The ia Govern meats la New York -taased a correfponding reduction in rates her. It also checked the offerings, as holders are not willing to accept the figures bid, and the purchases were quite light. Toe local though only Baoderate, was about vqoal to the offariags, aad some af the banker! are inclined to work aa closer margins, regarding the deprfasioa la New York as i temporary only. There ar mora af the sixes of 1881 offering.

The old fire-twenties 1 srsrs bought at bat there ar not many the market. Tie baying rates for the second series were red no. te 107 the third to 1075a, tha fourth to aad the last 107. The sale to outside psrties were toti higher. To teo-fortias command 190.S.101, aad are scarce.

Th eottuter demand was supplied at 101J- Ta 3-13 Treasury notes are now bought I iWX fa tb sscoad aad third series, but they are eomlng forward Blowy. No change ia compoand notes. Th dems for exchange is still rather la xeess af th receipts, aad th market very rm. The etrrrent buying rat was par. tiough sob of th hoeses ar paying owe pcrl.000 preamiem.

IM sales were wv a A per minm. Ws quote- Pwtowpar l-aapc Hut pram. do peek re. J. PUAfaHMa xeOAA-A, ak irumi a aowi at Mas.

OtwAf, Csr General JTIarlietsV aaorvr4 Tii.wair ear te OrarlAA.il cart WBABlttT 1 There is only am-xJerate demand, lanJ A-rivaisareiacreAAicTtb market bow are ma'Ainad, but fc rfHE. DAT 1.7 laV AMI UA aWI ij.5:tAVt4 j- TJ. a. tA- aanea ST. 14.

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We quote prime whfte at 94 75t 83 per basket, and navy at $5. fro ore. -4. a. BUTT KB The arrivals ar still light, aad with a demand suffieiant to absorb the receipts, the market rales very firm aad lull prices ar rvaliwd, tboogh ao advance has beea eetab-li-bed.

Tbara is soma inquiry for Xpert, though the demand is asainly local. We quote prim as eboiA Oeatral Ohio roll at 48 sad sam grades of Wester Reserve Qaaiities below prime arsaaoted at as in quality. COFFEE Nothing has occurred slue our Ust to cbanee tb gexeral leatnres of the market. A fair amount ia being taken for consumption, though aside frcm th sales which ar being made ia th jobbing way, there is verv little movement. We quote Rio foreommoa roasting rradae.

ai22. Itt fair, 2324c or good, aad 259 26c for prim to choice. Java is quoted at 3738. COaL Several barges of Pittsburg war sold at 12c afloat this morning, but there is Tery little to be had at this price. Ohio River is dull at 10c afloat, buyers generally ernfiaiog their offers to 8c The rates delivered to consumers remain at 16s.

for Ohio Elver and 18c for Pittsburg. COTTON The advices from Liverpool aad New Tork to day were of a more favorable character, which stiffened our market, acd bolder ar now contending for higher rates. Middling is in request at 23 and other grades in proportion, but holders ar asking ic more. No sales of consequence Were triad public CHKKSE There is a continued fair local ar order and the market rules steady at full priors. Mild, late-made cheese is scarce and firm at 1516c Old stock is selling at 1414X3- for selected Western Reserve, and l4i(opl5c.

for factory and English dairy. CRANBERRIES There is hardly mouth doing to form a basis for quotations. The demand la limited and entirely local. Wa quota good to choice berries $1113 per bri. fxcm store, for large, well filled barrels.

EGGS Th receipts are hardly equal to tbe demand, and prices are tending upward. quote them 22c per dozen, shippers' count, for those in good order, though some are contending for 23c FRUIT There is a good supply of green apples, and the market is rather dull. Western ar quoted $3 504 50, and Northern and Eastern $4 606 per for common to choice qualities. Dried fruit is very firm. We quote apples K38e.

per lb and peaches 894c for ouarters, and 10llc for halves. No change in foreign fruits. Lemons ar quoted $65 60 per box, aad oranges 6 60. FLOUR Tbe market opened dull, and ruled so throughout the day. There was more disposition on the part cf holders to sell, though they were not willing to grant such eonceseions as would meet the vie wt of buyers.

There was but little done. The reports from tbe growing wheat crop are at present very favorable, aad in the face of this there is very little inclination to speculate, while there is no margin for shipment between this and th seaboard. The retailer are restricting their purchases to immediate wants, and ar buying only of the higher grades. There were some orders her from tb interior, but only for small amounts. We have no alteration to) sou ia- prices, but lower figures would bars to be accepted to effect sales to any extent.

Nothing doisg in superfine. The nominal asking prices are $9 259 50. but we hear of no demand for it. Tnere was a moderate local demand for extra, with sales at S1010 SO, as in quality and reputation of brand. Family is quoted $10 75 11 25, the latter an extreme price.

Fency is held at $11 7513. Tae a hove quotations are for winter wheat fl nr. There is very little spring wheat here, though tbe demand for it is limited, aad there is hardly enrngk doing to form a basis for quotations. The rates asked are $9 259 75 for extra, aad $10 2510 50 for tamily. There ie rather a better inquiry for rye flour, aad tbe market is firm, bough prices have not undergone any change.

We quote the best brands $8 50 per bri. GRAIN We have nothing new to record of the market for wheat. The demand is quits light, but the arrivals and offerings ar both small, and prieea are maintained. Sales, however, could not be made to any extent at oar a notations, and any increase in the demand would lead to an advance. Tbe inquiry on orders from th interior Is light, and the local millers ar taking comparatively little.

Red winter is held at S3 45 for No. 2, and $2 50 for No. 1 and small sales were effected at these rates. There is but a limited business doing in white wheat. The rates asked are $2 TO for No.

and 'i 80 for choice, but tb is is more than buyers are willing to pay. We heard of no transactions in sprirg wheat. It could have been bought at S2 15 far No. 2, aad f2 25 for No. 1, in bulk or elevator.

TT ere is a continued fair demand for corn, and the market rules steady at full prices. Tte receipts were reported liberal, but the bu'k of it was corn peat ing through the city on ita way to tbe seaboard, and was immediately rt shipped. Tbe demaad was mainly for local consumption, though there was some inquiry on oroers, anatne eaies neing tuny up to tbe efferiogs, the market rules very firm. -Ear corn sold at 80c, and was not easily bought at this rate ia the afternoo. No.

1 mixed sheila sold at 86c ia elevator, but at the close 87c. was asked, aad white is held firmly at 88c We heard of no sales for it including sacks, and shall not attempt to quote it in this bspe. Tbe receipts of oats are Increasing, aad the supply being considerably in exeees of tbe deniaod, which is almost exclusively local, the market is dull and prices ar easier. No. 2 can now be bought at G9a.

in elevator, aad No. 1 at 7037 Ic. About 6,000 bushels sold at the canal at 68c They were not inspected, but said to be No. 1. At present oats at the canal will no command within 2c ef the ra'e obtaini in elevator, though generally 1 ley sell at about tbe same prices.

Qiota- tiota, including sacks, ar nominal, as tnere is no dm. and lor export. Tbe offerings of rye were only moderate, with some increase in the demand, the market wae firmer and prices are tending upward, though no material advance was establish' d. No. lis in request at $1 75 and No.

3 at $1 70. aad some purchases were made at these figures early ia the-day, but 2c mnre is now generally asked. The millers axe still tbe principal porehasers. Tte c. fferinge of 1 he beet grades of barley ar light, sad with a fair demand from the brewers and maltsters, very full prices are realized.

No. 1 8 tte to salable at $2 65. aad No. 2 at $2 55, and No. 1 spring at $2 55, but sellers ar asking 5c to 10c.

more, and owing to tbe extreme viewa of holders, vary littl wss done. Melt is about as last quoted. GREASE We have nothing now to report of th market. The offerings are light, aad holders are contending for full rates. The priors aeked range from 10 to for brown ta cboire white, as ia quality.

HAY The market remains dull, but no decline has been established. Tbe receipts still exceed the demand, which, is mainly local. We quote prima timothy $14. fair to good $1113, and common $8(5 10 per ton, in bales, rn sj rival, ana more irom store. BEMP Tbe tra actions are still quite lijtht, though holders are not willing to great any important concessions.

quote fair to prims sodressed Kentucky, new, $125 135 per ton. MOLASSES The market is dull, but we have no change to notice in quotations. There is a moderate consumptive demand. We quote Porto Rico 6575a, New Orleans 85395c, sirups 65c $1 15i and sorghum 70 S0c OILS Linseed Is unchanged and quiet. Holders are still asking 18, but this is above the views of buyers.

Lard is dull, but we have a chaos- to note in quotation. We quota No. 1 $1 231 2b Aad No.Itl 271 3. Refined petroleum is selling at 414Jc. but tbe demand is quite light.

PROVISIONS Aa increased firmness was inaalfested by holders to-day, aad there was less inclination to sell. A batter inquiry was also experienced for some articles. Ths demand wa a inly for consumption, though there was seme inquiry of a I peailAiive character; it waa, however, only inquiry. New met pork, city packed, is now difficult to buy below $24 50, though we understand some lots were obtained at $24 2a. Country la bow held at $24, on.

the soot, and some sales I were recorded at $23' 95. We andarstAad a oosr-iderable amount changed bands, delivered at interior points, bat wet sroable tt lear the pojticalars. Rumps me held at 18 50, as la quality. Balk meats are bat rather quiet. There ar some lots of country on the market which can be had at SKc, loos, but they ar not freely offered at this rate.

City are held firmly at 10c Bib ides are firm at 12a, loose, tor those areras ing 40 pounds and upward, though soms light eights were obtained at a shade leas. Clear rib sides are aoted -1 2 'Aa aad clear ides sold at 131, looee. No hams nailing, and but few offering- Tbe are held at 13c Baooa ts firmer. Shoulders ar held at 11c Rib sides ar scarce, aad they can not now be bought below 13VC, packed, aad we nndere sd -sales were made at this rat. Clear rib are quoted 14c, aad clear sides Hc pAcXAd.

Hams ar steady at 1718c for sogejseured, aad 15)4e. for plain, can rased and packed. Lard is held firmly at 15 16Mc tor country aad city kettie-rendered lea, with buyers ks. lest. 8EKD Clover is held firmly at 13 Kc per pound, aad sales ar being mad from store aad orders filled sit this price.

About all to be had below this rate has beea bought as. Timothy is ia moderate request at $2 44(9 50 per bushel. There is very littl flax or ming forward. Tbe dealers ar paying for small lots $2 1V2 25 per bushel. STARCH There is a continued fair demand, and tbe market rules steady at previous prices.

Ws quote the best country and city 77 per pound, and in th jobbing way KtoKe aaore is obtained. fcCGAR The market has not changed essentially sines our last. Ia to iobbing way there Is a fair degree of activity, but con. Burners ar in most cases confining their pur. ceases to immediate wants.

We quote raw 12U14c for Cuba; -for New Or. leans; I6ai8. for Demerara, quots refined 1516 for yellow, tot tofl wbit, and 1718c for hard. SALT Tb markt for domestic la uncharged aad quiet. quote it 50c per bushel of 50 pounds, aad $3 603 for small snd large barrels.

movement foreign. Turk's Island It held a C3o, per bushel, aad Liverpool $2 75 per ck. TOBACCO Tber is still a fair demand for leaf trees maauracturevs and shippers, and the mTket rules steady at full price. Tns ales of leaf tobaco at Bodmaa'e warehouse) were 43 hhda, viz: 84 fahds. Ussoa aad Btsckt counties, Ky, leaf, lop aad trash I t.

A A- -A 4 i CINCINNATI DAILY ENQUIRER: TH1JRSDAX MORNING, MARCH 19, 1803. latMf, 11 a 4r $10ai0 25; Bat $1175; at $12 25; 3 at $13 75? 3 at $15 Z5, 1 at $16; 1 at $21, and 8 3 at $10 25; 1 at $11 75; 2 at 12 25; 1 at $15 aad 1 at $16. Th sale af tobacco at Morris Warehouse, (Casey Wayne, or ietora) were. hhde. Irsf sad 1 tgs bad, aew Owen County 3 at $4 7536 SO; 6 at O5fo 85; 8 at $7 107 0 4 at 8 75; 6 at i aft 3 at $10; 75; 3 at $13 2 at $16; 3 at 50 8 bbds.

44 Owen County 3 at 3 at $13(13 35; at $13 (9.13 605 1 at $14 75. bbds. aew Meson County 2 at 857 30; 3 at $9 3510 50; 2 at $11 5011 75 Tbe sales at tbe Kenton WArehouse were 14 bbds. vie 11 bbds. Southern Ky 2 at $5 35ft 6 70, 3 at $77 35, 1 at tfc.

3 at $12012 60. 1 at $13 60 2 at 50; 13 bbds. Bracken Oouaty-6 at $5g 60, 3 at $12 (13. at $11 501. TALLOW The market firm at fall rates.

Th receipts ar small and ths da-mend fair. Ws quote country IDfUXc, city 12c. WHISKY Wear unable to give quotations. No sales ar being made public and ws have nothing on which to bass quotations. Imports and Exports.

Ths imports aad experts of leading articles for the last twenty-four hoars war as fellows: A-ue fcria BArler, bash Bauer, kega CAadlea, bxa Cora, am a A41 an IdA Coiioa, CTluvar eead. aw rioer. Bo.beAd Lai U. brlA LArd. k-a Monies, bri 7 IS ss tlT tut ISO Maiu.

CAMA, AO.il-. S7M X7S Pork And baoua. ida. Pork. Pork, rora, am ATS aa S7 P04AUMA.br.

BA, ugar.J alt 111 wtair Hanoi tij ed.bea S32 as lal St Park Packing- In the West. The following additional particulars ws glean from the Vies Current of this morning. Ths number packed la each State was as follow; ISM 7. 1SS7-4S. Ohio- 67 A9 lrriA'-s it: jut 1A2.4M S2a.au 1.7 All A.l.544 MM 114.441 ixjua WbeoMio.

Z.7aie Increase in ssst The average weight of hogs, aad ths yield of leaf lard per hog, for each State, compare wua last season as suiiows: A eras arelsht Yield of Iaiu 00s. 1k7. lass. Iba. Ib.

per bog. laar. Iba. ar. SI S-7 laM.

1 U4 101 xuo-a. ill srai. at .12 a 1 -s II '1 1-7 SIS IT, 214 Ml l-S 1WM 17 Z4 The general averages for all are of hogs 201 lbs and leaf lard 20 lbs, which com pare wita the last two seasons ss follows Boe. The. xil a-l Lard, lbs.

tnM l7 1 i 1-7 XSS-4 SUS 4 In order to arrive at the actual result, all that 1 necessary is to multiply tb number pecaea eac season by tbe geaeral averages 01 ooge ana lara, wnicn resiuis as iouowk Pork, lbA. 1am rearn STTl i'uiA, Iba. uia reatv. Decrease In Iba. this IS J15.1XJ Tbis is equal to a net decrease in the crop of 2 per cent, aad makes the crop, as regards the packing in th West, equal to 2.408,-741 hogs of last season's average, aot includ ing tbe tailing OB la tbe shipments to the East during tbe packing see son, which would further materially reduce the aron, Ths number of bogs packed In the West, ai reported by ths Price Current, sine th sea son 01 1849-50, compare as folio ws: He.

of Rosa. 1 l.J,no 7 1 BRI -6 2.. I.1S- .1 lata-a. lM- 1KA l6S- ,110 ..2.124. 404 s.4aa -lJi0Al law 1M-3 64 l4-5, 1SC7-SS- am fist IJWl.li X.4Al.Tl Previous to 1852-53 the reports were ob tained only in nart.

The shipments mad from th West to ths East, the three last packing seasons, compare as roll w-. laas-s. iass-7. l7-cs. HAitimore Aad onio uiroad from Wheeling CSSl S9.M7 rr.tu Ho.

da. from lArkAralure 7. Ptoi lvAuiACutlAl K. BtJal 471.141 SS7JM UUDKIIS ss 44 7 jmipiio, via ja vrneii.viiie tv- AS, 41 7S.M4 M. Totals.

.101, os becreaae- From tbe above it will be seen that there is a decrease this season, as compared with last, of liW.133 hogs, and if we add to tbis the decrease in weight, in tbe hogs hipp-d. ray 16 per it would make the decrease 261 154 bogs; at if we deduct this from the result as already given above, it would make tbe crop equal to 2,147,087 hogs of average weignt or itttt-7. We attempted to get th quantity of pork packed ia ar Is. this and it season, but to a great extent- tailed. We will, however, in our next issue give the reports far as we have been able to- obtain them, but they will bow nothing mor than the proportion which tbe packing in tbis way bear the pre rent season to that of last.

Albany Barley Market. Tbe movement in barley has beea larger this week.and tbe eity maltsters follow up the advancing views of holder, whose stocks are becoming rapidly depleted, with very light receipts by railroad. All movements of ear-gori from the canal has ceased for ths present, and will not, probably, be resumed unless the opening of tbe canal at an earlier date than usual should be found impossible. In 1859, ths canals were navigable April 15, since then, between April 25 and May 6 The week's sale cover 3,400 bushels Stat two-rowed at $2 15 3 700 bushels do in lots, at $2 20, and 4,500 bashels mixed Chicago, on private terms, but at a high figure. There ar on or two loads of Toronto barley, in store, held oa account of Philadelphia owners, which mast be worth at least 70c per bushel mot than they paid for it about three moa ths go.

Barley malt is Inquired for, and for Jane delivery, figures, above our quotations, ar asked we quota city made from State and Canada West mixed at $2 25; 8tate at $2 25, and Canada West at $2 402 50 per bushel At jut, 16V k. Security Deposit by National Banke. The United States Treasurer holds ia trust for ths Natioaal Banks at this date ths following amounts, vis: As eeeanrtty rbv etr tstion. For oetMaait of public eiooejr 4s41.err.4no siAtloDAl bank leaned durLag tbe wees. nun TetAl aaaaaat to sua, From this is to be deducted the following: LV' riottA of Insolvent banka redeemed And AarAAd dv tAA I II HtAMA TreAsnrr.

LcavIbc la ActBAl cUi-iSaiiiia At tbw dAte ATAdioDAl curreDcy rtjorameq turreocT stxevsd during lAe weak River IntoIIIflonca. Beats Kcv Tday. CTillo. MARY AMEITT, Power. 4 P.

If. lMVJl.Li8hunk. 5 P.M. MeniAhhi HI I.VKR MOON. Merrlellea.

I P. PiaabTllle OMJV K. Perrell. P. M-.

PortunoAtb. Moore. M. (JAllipolla RT. JA MIS BIaak.SP.

M. LouiavUle. SlTi-D STAT A-H, OAltor. i P. M.

Artirals. ragnolla, Afaravrtle; AmerlrA, LooJavMie; (lesrAl Buell. Madwa Flaatwoad, Poaneroy; Matt Amaou CbUo; MIobaoIa, Alsmpbia; SaJlie, Pltwhorr; Bob Kor, EvADnvllle ttnmA i loyd. pt. villa: ArsoaAut, KvaaatIIIa; Kmma So.1, AtVOClA Departure Bdver Alooa, Nraiphb: Oeaaral Beatl, afadl.

bob; MagaoilA, AmArlca. LauUville; Fleet oort. Fomeroy I Matt Ament, Chilo SAllle, KasbvUlA: Kob iiav, KvAnavlits; ArgvAAut. iark-ArAUurg IamiAiv uie, mm OTleAAA. Baata One.

Penlaab. aad York, from Plttnbor Ar rooauL rrom C.l ro lAiro; jmua T' rioya, inim UlealAle And from Ht. Loai.1 is-Kbviue: UaxUak. trom Menroblar LeooidM. Wmtawa- lAud, aaS J.

W. OArrett, rro ta ja'ew OtIaa, are Th river wa fa LUng yesterday at ths rat cf one foot in twenty-four hoar, with forty, three feet in the chaaael aad ret under the bridge for passing steamer. It will be swelling again to-day. Our dis patches report the Ohio rising at Marietta and Pomeroy at tb rate of aa inch per hour. At Pittsburg both river were failing yesterday, with eighteen aad a half feet in th Vonocgahela and twenty and a half feet ia tbe Allegheny.

Tbe probability of a dis-sstroo flood in the Ohio, greatly lessened by the news from above, ana ths prospect of eon tinned clear weather. Th weather here yesterday was clear, with a freth itil wind froia ths West, Basis eel oa tb vbarl wu tnQfat. Ship, meets on Southern bound boat erar quit light. Outside ths regular packets there war three departures and tw arrivals. Telegraph IBpectal Dbvateh to tbs ctaetnaatt KnealrAf-l f- AtAAxa-rrA, CX.

MArch IS, IS Hlver rising one Inch per hoar, with thirty-three and a half feet la the channel. Argosy.TenneFAee aad a boat, nam unknown, peeved up. Potomac passed down. 5-T, 1 r.Ji -w n.itmmm -e JvJ ileci 2 Ohio DO 1 A A A Illlnol Ken tuck jr im irt iaeA-T- la, lata. River has risen one inch per boar since four o'clock tbis naorning, and in tome Laces of the town, it is over the banks.

Steamer Jesses departed for Cincinnati this morning; Ed in burg up for Marietta at three o'clock this afternoon. Weather pleasant. I liVAB7riAt.a. lara- Mai neb 1. lass.

Th river is still swelling, and row within tbe pa tt twenty-four hours three feet. Weather ia beautiful and spring- like. Bos-' iness dull. Arrivals and departures are the from Louisville to New Orleans; Mary Oarage wita barges. Pittsburg to St.

Louis. (SeaciAl DiapAtch to tb CtadaaAU staqalrer. Pi ii. at aa. ntj-reh ta.

lata. Weather clear. -Trade brisk, with heavy shipments. Monongahela marks eighteen feet six inches and falling; Allegheny twenty feet six inches. At Oil City is -fteea feet six inches and falling.

Departed Bell Vernon. The steamer Importer sold at auction for $17,100, cash, James Ree beiag the purchaser. Two ears ago she cost $45,000. SpadAl IMapatch to tb CladnnAtl XnqAtrar. Caibo.

MArcb it. isaa. River rosa twenty inches. Business dulL Weather clear. The following boats passed up -Olive Branch, Belle Memphis, Dexter, Virginia, Westmoreland.

Passed down Quickstep, Cumberland. Tbe Ida passed up to St. Louis chimney, Ths Dexter ha 350 cattle and 60 packages. Tb Virginia baa for Cincinnati 200 cattle, 75 boxes oranges and 30 kegs hardware; for other points, 63 cattle, 35 hhd. sugar, 6 mules, 150 sacks salt and 100 packages assorted.

The Olive Branch had a good St. Louis trip. Tbe Westmoreland has for Cincinnati 76 tons iron. 13d bales rags, 150 bundles shingles, 45 barrels potatoes, 60 boxes oranges, 15 bales moss, 25 case liquor, 22 barrel cocoa-nnts, 42 coils rope, 1 cask and 1 box wine snd 26 packages sundries; also 10 tons iron for New Albany. Port Items.

There was afloat abjut three P. M. yes tarda about the public landing, that tb Maysviils packet, Magnolia, which left her at half past twelve o'clock, had exploded her boilers aad burned, while proceeding up tbe river, near California, seven miles above. Persona on the wharf -boats observed, or thought they observe a part of the wrtck floating past The terrible new was soon confirmed by the arrival of two men in a yawl from the wreck, and about four P. M.

tbe tow-boat Panther, came down with twenty five of the passengers and crew, a majority of whom were more or less injured. The starboard boiler exploded. blowing off the whole roof forward of the wheels, snd ths boat took fire and vat com pletely consumed. Captain rather is reported missing. Mr.

Shaw, first clerk, was not aboard, sir. frather, brother of the cap. tain, and Mr. Kiliot. atsirtant clerks, were saved, the latter pretty badly Injured.

Fall particulars will bs found in our- local col umns. The Magnolia was valued at $30,000, and was insured to that amount in Ciacin nati companies, but the insurance does not. or course, cover any loss by explosion. one was nine years old, aad ewaed by David Gibson, Captain J. H.

Prather.heroominander, H. U. Shaw, first clerk, J. W. Chessman and j.

ru evens. The heavy gale Monday night caught the r.mma no. j. Donna up trom Aew Urleans, at Twelve-mile Island. down and da molisbed her chimneys, and carried the boat to tee Kentucky nore.

The Louisville. Caotain Shunk. haa been detained here much longer than anticipated, by having "Miller's Fire Box" added to her boilers, face will leave to-day at four P. certain. ine surer noon ieit lor Memphis wita a fairfreifht.

The Dean Line packet Minne- 01a is tne next regular packet, to leave rri day. The splendid Express Line steamer Alaska. Captain Oakes, is announced for New Orle tcs to-day at 5 I'. M. TbeSallle lett for St.

Louis, after receiv ing a (mall amount of freight here. Pilots, Ubariea iieers and James Kane. The Argonaut passed up for Parkersburg, witn sacks corn, from Bvansviua. Cerrespeadeace. To tbe Editor of the Knqulrer The manifest of the steamer Dtrling from Memphis to Cincinnati is ai follows: H.

W. Brown, 257 bale cotton: E. F. Fuller. 136 do Addy, Hull Co- P9 do J.

W. Canfield. 39 do Cooke, 20 do Robert Moore Co 1 do; Harris, Miller Co. 5 Pittsburg packet, 7 do J. S.

Hill A U8 crates queensware, 34 barrels, 459 bsxes, 3 kegs glassware, 1 box ao 2 tierces hardware; M. Murphy Sons, 74 hhds. iron and copper; Chatfield Woods, 35 bale rage; F. Swift Co- 15 ear-wheels, 3 brls. steel, lot of loose iron; ferklns, Livingston Post, 42 barrels, snd thirteen kegs of paint; Proctor Gamble, 20 da tallow; J.

H. Good-heart Co 33 dty hides, 1 bundle hides; R. Luthy Co pkgs. leather; Block, Lehman Co, 2 boxes, 3 empty keg; Hoffheimr Brother 7 boxes, 1 cask, 13 empty barrels and half- barrels; Alex McDonald, 55 empty oil barrels. 1 copper kettle; Roeeabaum Brothers, empty oil barrels; Schneider Beamer, 13 do.

half barrels, Moses Co 1 bale sundries, F. Nagel, 22 boxes sundries, 46 pkge. furniture. At; Robert Orr, 1 horse; Julia Underwood, 2 boxes, 4 pkgs. furniture; Wa H.

Lever. 22,000 cane voter; Jas. H. Homer, 1 cask fish; J. Tieler, 40 pkgs.

furniture; Rate, 1 borse. We have for New Albany 100 bale cotton. 3 pkgs. sundries. For Louisville bale cotton, 10 Backs dried peaches, cask fa ih, 66 sacks paper, 38 boxes sundries, 23 pkgs.

ferniture, 4 bdls. collar. For Jefforson-ville 117 car-wheeia, 55 tcs. frogs, 8 car treee. For Madison 43 empty bri 2 plows.

For Lawrenceburg 59 head cattle. emoty half barrels. G. W. B.

Caibo, Af arch IS, IMS. To tbe Editore of tbe tqulrer Manifest of the' steamer Anna, from St. Louis: Traber ft Aubery. 5 tons pig iron: Jas. Haven Co- 10 tons do Gay lord, Snt Colt tons do J.

W. Brannin 187 bars timothy seed; John Sullivan. 1 lot household D. Cree, 1 lot do Charles Heck, 1 lot do. O.

M. THRA8HER. Clerk. ale eellaaeoaa Tb Emma Floyd received 2.500 sacks corn at Kvanrville. Br dispatches from Fort Benton wa laAi-n that there is at present but about one-fourth of tbe amount of snow on the mountains that there was at this time last year.

This is taken as evidence by boatmen, experienced in the navigation of the Upper Missouri, of aa exceedingly low water sea on this year, in which event boats will be very ant to come out minus at the present rates of freight J. P. Bvams, of Waterloo, writes to the Dubuque Herald a letter about river affairs long ago. He says: Bot in 1837 there was a rte. mboat arrival at Galena on the 1st of Februar) and, by ths way, there was a little incident connected with this arrival too good to be lost.

At that period tbe people in tbe lead mines received their flour from Missouri, nod in the winter of 1837 tbe stock of flour in Galena waa short, but a little keea-eyed, sharp visage 1 reaohman, bought every bar rel of flour in town, and put the price up immediately to $18 per barreL Bat provi dence seemed to smile upon this country even in that early day, ana blessed th people with rain and sunshine, which caused a general break up; ana very early on mtrn-ing a steamer wea beard coming no Fever River. In a few moments the levee was crowded with excited men. and tbe most excited ef all wa the little Frenchman, who exclaimed with great Tebemeuce, ry tarn; posh steamboat come Mid de And when th steamer run out her gang plank the little Franchmaa was ths first oa ooard, and sure enough he found a steamboat in the Maid of the Mist, with a full carro of flour. which knocked the price down to $8 per barrel. UiSTOV-naiLtTT op PrLors.

Th following is from th New Tork Tiae It is strange, to say th least, that greater punishment than th revocatioa of a license can be inflicted upon a steamboat pi lot who carelessly runs his boat into another 1 aad sinks her, eanaing loss of life and prop- ty. Such, however, seems to be the ease. according; to the decision of Supervising Inspector Bradford, of tbis port. It appear mat tbe license of the pilot of the steamer Yaaderbilt was revoked some time since br the Local Board of Steamboat Inspectors for his misconduct in running down the steamer uean nice mend oa tb Hudson Kiver, in September last, oaasing the vessel to sink, tbe destruction of one or two lives, and placing a Urge number of passengers ia peril of death. The pilot thus deori vad of bis license carried his ease oa appeal before th Super.

vising inspector, woo, alter carefully review. ing toe evidence, eonnrmea the decision of the local board, but Hading also that the pilot of the Dean Richmond was likewise blamahl. revoked his license aa welL In announcing his decision the Inspector takes itoa ta express his regret that for such hardened eareleseaess" the law provides no more sever penalty than the one he has felt called upon to indict. Th traveling publio will heartily concur in this regret, and demand that a statute be enacted to meet th requirements of such shameful recklessness was apparent in the case thus lightly settled for the offenders. 1 Tbe Evansr ilia Cornier of Triesday says: Captain Henry Scott, of the steamer Chatta nooga, waa attacked yesterday by a maa whom he had lately employed ss mat of his boat.

Th oircumstancee. as near as we can collect era, sue about a follows: Soaae three past, tjaataia Boot told tha mass to loose soaae Una attacked to the boat, when the mate replied by calling thaafsntala an opprobious name. The Captain ordered him np to th oCice sad "receive bis pay, whicn wa done, and then ordered him to go ashore. Tester day be we attacked on the corner of Vine and Water streets by ths mate, when a desperate encounter took place, the Captain receiving a severe wound in tbe head front a short club in ths hands of the mate. The mate, however, was well punished for his cowardly attack.

Th Rock lata nd rgtit tars: Ws understand that re tangible aad expe- leaced PrUef are entBuoin tbi I lox' Wirvi al a with vie of establishing, at som p-rfnt at bare, ea extensive boat yard aad mariaa railway, where first-clas si earn boat, barges. fialboAig, Ac- Ac- can be constructed aad mpleerd; aad that ail that is as issary ts for ur bnliasss aaea sand property owners to ofiev some reasonabi eiSKWtiriagement to secure tha location. The St Louis StyMicm of Tuesday says: Tbe weather was warm aad springlike, but a stiff gale of wind from the south filled tbe atmosphere with dense clouds of du-t which rendered out door operations distressingly 'unpleasant. Toward evening, however, rain commenced falling, which event was bailed with oleasure by all. Business opened with a fair show of activity.

Freights to all points were offering in liberal quantities, although at very low rates, ef penally ia tbe New Orleans trade. Tbe exceedingly low rates of freight to New Or leans, established last week aad con-tinned to this, have resulted la tb Barge Company withdrawing from the fight, thus proving conclusively what; has always been claimed by practical and experienced boatmen, that freight could aot be carried a cheap by barge as by steamers. Ia the afternoon a number of gentlemen, representing the A. and M. S.

B. line and th various independent steamers, met in caucus on board th steamer Bismark te devise some remedy for the present useless and ruinous competition, and to establish, if possible, a mode of transacting business that, while it would afford the shipper as Iowa rate as was compatible with jus tice, would afford some remuneration to tb boat owner for the capital invested. Several plans were suggested and argued in favor of. bat at dark nothing bad been decided. One plan proposed was that th steamers Ruth, W.

R. Arthur, Olive Branch, Pauline Carroll and Continental, of the Atlantic nod Mississippi Steamship Line, and the independent steamers Mollie Able, Bismark, Great Republic, Lizx ie Gill aad Coram on wealth, should form a lias irrespective of all other organisations, each loading in turn from the Leviathan wharf-boat; the ten steamer named to be governed by a committee of arbitration, composed of three gentlemen appointed, oc by tbe A. nnd M. S. 8 and tbe others by the independent boats.

The ten boats named are large carrying vessels, and it is thought that if this plan is adopted a low and cheap rate can be guaranteed shippers, and at the asms time give the boat a chance to mak a littl money. Tbe river at. tbis point continues to rise slowly but steadily, with an abundance of water for all purposes of navigation; excepting in the Missouri, which is report! with but four feet ia the channel and falling rapidly. In another column wQ be found the particulars of two suits that have beea entered in tha United States District Co art, one of which is instituted by the Missouri Wrecking Company against the underwriters of tbe Mollie Dozier, which sunk in 1866, and th other is by the Globe Insurance Company against W. M.

McPherson, for property lost by the sinking of the White Cloud in February, 1867. BaoAD and Nabbow GArcs Railroad. Tbe New York Sun, in speaking of the Erie Railroad, say: The only way to make the road itself worth a cent to its stockholders is to pitch the bread gauge overboard, and nairow the track down to four feet ten Inches by putting in a third rail for use until the wide equipment is worn out. No six-foot road can pay its way in competition with narrow gauge, and the sooner the Erie people realize the truth, of this fundamental principle, and act upon it, the better for them. Mas Johs MoBRlBaer'a nrfvata rmaTi atii! harness make a magnificent establishment.

Ths harness are gold and silver mounted cost the coach, a clarence spring, is richlv trimmed with gold, silver and silk, and cost az.ouu. me oorses to matcn tni equipage were a present to Mr. Morriasev the one. a fine gray, from Commodore Vanderbilt. and the other a black, from Henry C.

Genet, of new 1 or, me turn-out as a wnoie might do for royalty itself, in addition to this, Mr. Morritsty's son has a little stallion not much larger than a Shetland pony, that is a marvel ot beauty, and can, tt is (aid, trot hi mile in aim. Ar. X. Tax ventilating apparatus attached to tbe lower House 01 representatives in riertt waa recently tested in a curious way.

The three hundred workmen who bad beea en gaged on the building: were provided with cigars, shut up in tbe hall, and told to puff away. At the end of three boor tne ther mometer showed rise of only one degree, and tbe atmosphere wss comparatively pure. notwithstanding the amount of tobacco which had been smoked. Tbx members of the Wisconsin Lesislature formerly were paid by the day, and the conse quence was very long sessions, sow, bow. ever, they get $350 a year, and the result is that business is dispatched more promptly.

The system or payiog by tbe job Is quite at good a one in law making as e'sewhere. In the new constitution for New York, it is pro- vtaea tnat tne legislators ar to be to us paid, the members getting $1,000 each. Ths editor of the Coicago Tribune av that "a lie well stuck to is a good as the truth." How does he know when he never tried the latter? FocBTXxx feet and a half of snow fell in Central Park, New iork. from January 1 to Thibs are in San Francisco from 4.000 to 6,000 mines, -me wbole number la Cali fornia ranges from 40.CC0 to 60,000. Tux Prince of Wa'es now wear aTu'Iset of whiskers, beard and all.

He looks very much like the British lion about the face I RAW FURS. AW FURS AT THE HIGHEST market prloe. Bend stamp for Price-list. a. BOWErrT.

Importer and Manufacturer. mbl7-Steode rt Wast Fourth at reel. LIQUORS, CBAA. M. SUCKAJIAST.

LAT ATBTTK I.A BOITBACX. BUCHANAN Nee. 9 snd 1 Public leading, Cin'tl. mscTACTcaxM or Domestic Liquor AID EECTTFIKD WHISKIES. Also, dealers Boorbon And Bve WTitalrle.

A lATKe aiork or tb anost raieMAted brand or Eea-tuckj Bourbon oa band. dee6-tf-dp BAMUcmparni. Sannel 1L Uurpliy tt te FOota, Hat Sk 00 I'm. 17 and 19 West Columbia It. Oirtcdnnavkl.

lAIBTTLLKRa MJ AJenboi And OF COLOGNE awjboa aa By Whiskies Piuuiiutuasef taeosiAi FOREIGN FRUITS, flcC. J.T.WARREN&CO, IBPekTBSS AtTO JOBISM OP Foreign Frnits, Sanccs, Nuts, Sardine, Canned Goods, NO. 53 LI AIN STREET, tAa-tMaoravrb-enw CTPtt-'iaiNAWl. BUSINESS CHANCES. Copartnership.

rpHK UNDERSIGNED II A YIN Q. ON tbA Snth from I. A. Pratt the leAAe.rrirnlturA, Bxture. Ac, of tbe Spencer Hoaaa, Ave formed A copartnership onderth.

Arm DAme of iROWr A BWESY. for the purpose of oon-ducting tbs butlueas of BAid Uauae, respectfully solicit the patronsse of lbs pubc. J)Rnww Atknir Ondnnatl. FebruArp Z7. taa-lm PERSONAL.

WASHING MACHINES AND LOTt V-- RI 1 Kii-S. HUAn rra vtl t-leetbeclty abould not fail to ell At ii Walnut Union Washing Ma. cblaVia opsraUoa. VAAi HAMS tUeoAfAl Asreata. tta-tm LECAL.

XTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ytobart W. Fnroet and Marrxret A. Burnet, uu.i. rf t.M Mt.L. nr OAIA.

tbAt (1. Bra- sbeAra, et Trustee of Vnlon Cttapel IX. K. burch. oa the AHA day of November, twrr.

Bled la tbe Court 0 Cum mo a Fleet thair petition (Caee No. so tin, asking for a decree auUommg baI 11 iola i (m. an, lAt ot auhdlvlalon. sdjolulng to Aad owned oy aaia Cburrb.aaid lot Mo. 2-l rruuung 1.1 en Seventh street, and extending bAck tbe same SAld Robert W.

Purni-t nd AfATKAret A. Boraet ar required to Answer or Demur to said peuuoa oa or before tbe in of April. lt. or the prArer of BAid BAAltAaa will be StAAtvd. W.P.BIODLK, BAiApmuu iu meyt for ApnllcAtita.

cfaelBnstl, abraary sa. uaa. -tTn TEM0VAI II A VINO- XV AjyTAllorlne.nes.n.g, Dyetni REMOVED In. ABd ReUAlring Fnurt'a aireet. I Aill be p.eA--d toss my Old frieA.

aa pAtrena ta aty aew euartwa, RrivfV i.w -w 1 1. in. ureal to 4.. i.il'uHi INSURANCE. Firemen's Insurance Co In ooirjori.t.el in 183C.

AID SURPLUS, SSOO.OOO OFFICE IX COMPANY'S BUILDIXO, en th eaat corner of Mala and Front eta-eecond atory, umaet on Front. DIRECTORS: CbArle Jacob TrAber, J. W. Tweed, PAlrtck tody. Pollock llsoa, RobXAnderoa, Cbaa.

W. West, Wm. Nett. Brtggsrlrt Joha D. Mioor, JobA Wbetatone.A'A.

J. Rale. Fatar A. White, chub. D.

Wattab, Geo. WIllAtur. PoUoaee iFire aad Marine npoa HdacbI tenr BI5XT E. ePXKCAA, Pre I dent. Obo.

at eLiraLW, OecietAry. Sdp Franklin Insurance Co. OF Office, No. 26 West Third Street, SfASOXIC TEMPLE. CASH CAPITAIa, $130,000.

DIRECTORS: Jno. B. Taylor, 8. Davit, Inn- lwta tfAld. m.

Glenn. Alex, swift. Geo M. Hard, CAleb Alien, M. BiAncbArd, U.

W. Trowbridge. TAYLOR, Prest. C. K.

Pmtm. Peey. I.A.K11, Solicitor. mm- Fire and Marine Policies ned oa favorable terms. Inaurea Bullalmra, MerchAndlse.

Furniture, Bents, Leases, akaIuM lua or Oath Age by fir. mail Burnet Insurance Co OF CINCINNATI, O. Offlcr, No. 15 West Third Street. DIRECTORS: John Vonison, of Jaa.

Morrison A Co. o. w. BAii.of o. w.

bam a o. W. Levlega. of HAldm Brother A CO. J.

IV TalAOU. of J. L. TAlnott A Co. w.

H. WilllAmp, of DubolaA Augnr: ADAken Wonder, of C'bAA. FIacE 41 Co. i Oeo. TAylor, of 44eo.

A On. DAnlel Armel, of DadI-I Ansel A Co. Loula Kewborah, MercbAnt; JoebuA H. Bale. LAwyer Warrea Bawaoa, wita Joseph Bawson.

OEO.TAYLOB, President. Joha- 8. Tayiob, Jnn- BecretAiT. atar-Thls Com Any doe not write Hull Policies. Ifee-ly National Insurance Co.

OF CINCINNATI, O. 0100,000 OFFICE, SOUTHWEST CORNER Front And Mai atreeta. St- Marine. Inland. TransportAtlon and Fire Bisk tAkea At current rates.

DIRECTORS: John Burgoyne. ThamaaTt. Biggs. Marcus lechbelmer, Vllum Hepwortb, ti. W.rimltD, R.H.

HoaeA, Aienry juiis, J. H. Roger. Robert Moore, IK W. Oliver, A.

Loula. JORX BVROtlYKS, President. Hehbv C. VJaitkB, Secretary. Hi bam Namh, Solicitor ADd surveyor.

Oct ROYAL FIRE AND Life Insurance Company, OK LIVERPOOL. Capital, 10,000,000 Invested in IT. States, ever 500,000 FtreABd Ufe Rlska Accepted oa liberal term, and loaaea promptly paid, without reference to ljvmmol nr Tbe mpany ha fully cdmpUed with tbe Ohio insurance uw. Office, Mo. Sz West Th rd itreet.

In atasonlcTem- ple. ClnclBBAU, Obi, oca JOHN S. LAW. Agent. WESTER mSDRANCE CO.

Of Clpcinnatl. INCORPORATED IN MARCH, 1836. Capital and Surplus, 150,000 Off! re In the ceeond atory of No. Front (tree. betwAen Main and uycAmore atreeta.

Thl Conpan; ks tAking Fire, Inland anjl Atari ne Rlska At caner-t ratea of premium. Lohaps fairl Adluated Aud promptly PAld. Tb la OompAny bA. bo Agents, nor will they be veyor until approved by tbs Preal aaa. Solicitors or Hoi udeat orSecre- t.

ntml on the Doliev. iabctoaa T. F. ICckert, a. W.

Frank, Robert It Itc hell. Oeo. Wtl.blre, Thompaon Dean, William Olenn, Henry M. Bete, Robert ttuch aqao. Ownifl StAll, m.

Sellew.setb tv.ni, David Ibeon, Ueo. v. ust. J. ti.

lshABl. J. w. wAyne. T.

F.icKKBT, President. J. T. Oottrsro, SecretAry. R.

Ukmiss, V. Uaatkav, and LTsto, Bur-veyora. QIEEX CITY Fire and Marine Insuraric INCORPORATED IN 1851. Co. Capital, HOO.OOO Offlee, P7o.

ss West Third street, (opposite the MasobIc Temple.) llnclriDAll. Ohio. Ttiia old And reliable Home Company la taking Fire. IniAnd And Marine Risks At tbe current nles or premium. leases rainy Aayasrea ana prompur paiu.

Di akctoba Oeo. W. NeAra, J. L. attler, D.

H. CArrk Wm. A. StewArt. P.

W. StrAder, R. K. Brown, Thoa. W.

Farrla. Henry Fries. L. Swarta, A. Mo wry.

IV Devenny, Alfred Uallher, Wm. H. Clement, J. hi. Kinney, Selh Kti.a (IKuk'jx W.

AVARjk, President. I T. Cobaiklx. Secretary. Jueara IufcAAi.A.Surveyor.

COMMISSION MERCH'TS. roast BsutTTra c. a. astdkasok. B.

B. BROOKS. JOHN tpEATTIE, Commission Merchant, DkALIS IS FL0TJE, GBAI9, PORK AND LARD, Tlax, Clorer and Timothy -leed. 86 West Second SL Ciacirmati, 0. MPXIberal advance made on conalgnmenta.

loci sr. r.KkirmtA jas. roiriua H. CHOTENatEMPER Commission Merchants. AND DKALER8 IN Wiisky, Flour, Malt, Grain, Ilopa, iux, NO.

45 WEST SECOND STREET, jASl-tf SJIBOIW ATI, OHIO. a at. atams. AT. St.

POOI, Barton JPool9 Commission Merchants, NO. 85 WEST BECOSD CINCINNATI. BUSINESS CARDS. O. O.

JOHNSTON, DEALER IN ILl a The best euAllty alway en band, aad All vexed to all pan of the city at abort notice. KIKE BRIOK AND OLA.Y For BAle at ax Aanntcturers' prteea. omoeawi ltra-sot ittuniu wmkaiw, tfese-iy) WILLI A.HS, SOAL tk COTTON FAOTOES, PKAI.KRH TS Flotur, Hemp ctnd tGrraln, HO, 45 WEST SECOMD STREET, feas envoi ivh ati. ohicx GEO. CRAWFORD CO.

TJCFORTKR8 Alf DKAXJtRS IT Soda-ash, Caustic Soda, Sal. soda. Baa. Ins, Foundry Faclngrs, Plaster, Lint a aad Cement, XVo. COO Walnut Street, CTOCTrtTSATLO.

i (Jeisiv H. C. BRUCE Wliolesale Grocers -ah: COUinSSIOI UERCHAIJTS 96 W. Second (or Columbia) St. trfims rnii awn bacs, CINCINNATI, OHIO.

Iaaii; JOHN 1TLACHLAN, WHOLESALE and Ret.fl DeAlerln All kfeda of Cordage, N. Vf. ooraar atAla And Water at til arts sail. BpUciDg dOB. At abort notkea.

CANDLES. AC. FH0C70H i GATTTsTiTas OINOINNATI. Scan. Gaiics.OiLsl Staica, A 9 TOILET SOAPS, ate Be US' 'a and salesroom.

SB aa SB 1 oil. A LL FIND IT TO THETK TS- aa. TKRS8T to baa Bro-araw PAtABt WA Oil lf Ii Haxtteaa Oil. prenared AAd TKRS8T to bba Bro-araw PAtABt WatarrTOOf V. .1 tni AVBitua, CinnlnBSAl ,1 iMW-W.

1 PROSPECTUS. CINCINNATI WEEKLY Upon the close of the brlliunt results of th elections of 187 In Ohio and Pennsylvania which we believe are bnt a precursor of tbe tar snare Important and declalv vfctery tbe Demoo-rary vrUl gain In the Prealdentlal election o. 1M we deem It flttlns ana1 proper to present the PROSPECTUS THE- ENQUIRER FOB THE GREAT CAHPAIGH Which Is to decide, in so laonientoas a decree tbe destinies of tb conn try. la order to afford our friends evJvy opportn aity to give us a number of readers cam men- en rate with the urgency of tbe political crisis our terms for the Xrujuinr of next Tear will be 0 per cent, lower than they were Announced In tbe Prof. pectus for 1M7.

We have pnt the price. Indeed, after the moat careful estimate. at barely living rate, with the slightest margin for profits. With terms so low, we have dispensed with the system ot prices for the largest lists of subscribers, being dealrona that all oor readers ahonld share In tbe profits of such prises rmtber than a few. If there evef waa a time that the Democratic press abould be the most liberally patronized and disseminated la every household.

It will be In the twelve months next ensuing. More than all other agencies combined. It must be relied npoa to eecure Democratic suc- Bpeeches, meetings and demonstrations before an election are of little account unless tbe press baa prepared the public mind for their favorable reception. In order to gala tbe Presidential election, we must commence now and flood the country with the Democratic press. All Democrats bould read both the Xnrulrer and their own local paper.

They should make every exertion to induce their neighbors, and all other who tire not too bitterly prejudiced, to do likewise. Democratic seed sown br us this fall and winter upon the lukewarm, tbe doubtful and the Indifferent, will bring a plentiful harvest of Demo cratic vote. From now until tbe election let every Democrat Improve every occasloa to act as a committee of one to obtain subscriber, to tbe Cincinnati Enquirer and (he Democratic local press. The liberty and fortune of the people. In a great degree, hinge upon a Democratic victory la tb year less.

Jssuee ao momentous were never presented to the American people. We urge upon All our friends who approve ot the course of the Mnaulrer In the past, who ostAln Ita present position, who are desirous of political success In the future, te send la their early for oar subscription books for lass. Especially let all who desire to rid the cotmtry of Its enormous taxation, wbo would take Brora the shoulders of labor Its almost Insupportable burdens, who are for equal taxation for all, one currency for all, peace and eonoord between the State, the Government conducted ex cl naively by white men, tak the CindBnatt Anoulrer for 1SSS. Ia addition to th tremendous excitements of tbe Presidential election, we are likely to have general war npoa the Fmiiiitea continent when events wm transpire that no Intelligent tea would like te be Ignorant Of. In every respect th next year will be one that all the people will desire te keep pasted In regard te ha great and leading transactions, so vltallr Important to their public aad personal lateresta.

Terms of the Daily Enquirer. By man, one year- -411 os Six Three months IS One Per week, delivered by Carrlere-. It 8 angle Copies, one year eingle Cepiea, tlx atontba. ie Club ef Ten, acbu With Extra Copy to On Agent. dob af Twenty aad ever, eana 1 sa With Extra Copy for Club Agent Jar every Tweaty Harass, at Ifaniss for dureseat at tb above rates, provided tbsy be all seat In at en Usee.

i 'ADDRESS CINCINNATI, Cop sea oauc4Hs Crescent Freight Line. rnHROUGH CONTRACTS MADE AND A receipts given ftHrFreiKnt to sriy sd All pmnta South. either by Kail or River, at by w. at tn alt-la S. K.

cor. Second Aad Walnut at. U. 8. MAIL VAOKKT Far Msysvtll aad Peirsnoertk.

The new and a pi e. did paawager learner, BOSTONA, M. A. ACOORK. Uulrr BL Bieaa.

Tlara. Leave. AveryTl A ADd MiCRBAl from root of Frrium miv1 Mill boers At end of rW MalA mai7 JAMAa iKXJCTT, Agent. loaU Saw Rtaaf ssaa, Waw Wevtaa mm fsse Fmebei. Leave.

DA1XT. at 4 P. tram iba ot of wa A at ureal, the HART AJHEMT aPowaa, afi Pee SrelAbt or paeaa-. Apply ea eboer, Agent. ESr AasaS a At All boar ea WBAXlooat.

koArd. or to P. Wi PralghAraostvad (Bois-un Far vVheellnr. rcrres oa FltmAT. p.

mf. positively, the Uu pAsaeuger ateAmax POTOMAC. CHAS. Master: tstitaTocsAOl Per freight or snwn app boat, ov tA Oeo. 1- Johnston Robinson A Atoeeett.

AgeotA. C1SCM.HA1I. BI6SAKDT POMKKOY Pit KKT TO. i In plAcoftbeOhio No a.i For Gallipolis, Pomeroy aad Farkersbarg. leaves THI8 DAY.

lath. at IP.M. noaiUvely, the bae paavafM ateamer ST. JAMES. J.

J. RI. AGO Frebrbt received At All baara At .11 lower end of wharf-boat, by F. I Til assail COLBB.HT. tul''" 'DELIST LIISTE.

T. DEAJf- For Cairo and Memphis. THE IXBGANT PACKET MINIVEOL.A. W. B.

MTT-I-KR. Master Wa. Otris, Clerk. Leaves FRIDAY, March SO, at ft P. St.

For trelgbt or baxbac Apply to mfmmim dea iLsx. B)bl tieneral Freight Agent. If ASHVILLH PACKET COMPA1IV Fee Naahvllla A.d all Palate ea tbe Caai lead All vat. THIS DAY, March IS, at IF, K. th So steamer PIXE GROVE.

JOHN FERRClXs Maa tar RobT Wnsa, Clerk. For freight or PAWiage apply at Oom- pany.c j-uonc iABoins. (mbisi MISSOTJBI HI-VBH BS-TERODOH BOAT." For Omana, Council Bluffs, Nebraska tlty, Ilrownviile, St. Joseph, Lear. eaworth.

Knnsas City nnd all Inter. mediate forts. Tbe large and elegant passenger steamer VIRGINIA, Capt.B.A.OOLESBY; Or sax F. HaiEi.na. C1'k.

I.e. res as above, on FRIDAY, I7th In.u. ats P. M. Tola bout will powtftrrty oo Vtrfrvyh And otlfr.

nuperlor nieuis to tnoae going enu For freirhl or passage apply on board. in i REGULAR NEW ORLEANS EXPRESS HM For Natchez Jt New Orleans Will leave THIS DAY, mh, the splendid Express AJO, raaaenger Dteamer ALASKA. FRANK J. OAKES, Master W. G.

Vobih, Clark. For freight at passage apply on board OKO. L. JOHNSTON A Hen era! Freight Agents, north-west corner Main And slreels For Matches New Orieana iMves on THIS DAY. isth.ats P.

positively. tne nne paaaengex Hramar L.OUISVIL.L.E, JXO. N. SHUNK MAster. freight or passage appIv mm -Sraas boartl.

At liie foot of Vine afreet, or EaAJBBSB to DAVld Olosou A Roae a RaK-tKlor, AgeuM. SPECIAL NOTICE TO SHIPPERS. Tbe LOCISVIIXK, having been unavoMAbly detAined, will positively leave for New Orleans THIS DAY (Thursday), isth at P. M. mhl JOHWSFrrssT, Master.

U.S. HI. Line 8teamen for LoulAfTliU From Wharf-boat, soot ef Viae stisss. SLAJOR. sub 3EISI atOEVk- At ia at.

ITrTITED STATES aaa AJHEJMCA At P. at. Oa sAtnday aaly on boat wui leave lime 19 at Will atop At tbe foot of Fifth street. ana masr prompt connection At lAja- atvule with tb morning train fur Ticket tor aal to all SOUTHKRBT CTTTsss. TMOS.

BHRIO Treasurer, Wo. Brflatwa ait w. fStAttCK, napanntAoaAAS, ofT Offloa on WAArf-koat. Vickibnrg, Satchel and New Orleans I receiving, will leave with dispatch, the line paaAenjfer steAmer SILVERliPUAT. W.

W.F1LN r03i For fTlrht or zmimmmm mnnlw bcasvrxl, or to Biytton and Bnuett. i mnib EXPRESS IHSTB. For SU Ixiul and Evansvllle, Paducah and Cairo. Learea a above, on FRIDAY. nth At ss in.

UDeateAtner NIGIITINGALiE. J. AIsPTT. J.ko, Klv, ritrlt. TvvH.

it. Johrp-tOD .0 Hrywn H'DDHt, J. Cuu- tiLuKhaDi H. BuUfrA Oo Kat- A IUf, ear. iltGtty, ATfniit.

DihlS FOREIGN STEAMERS. GREAT WINTER! European and California PAStOTBffiSltllTOOm rjREAT REDUCTIOX IN PASSAGE te and from Urmrpooi, Qneemitown. Relfaet, Aerry, uutagow aad ixndOB, hy lb lollowing KATIOITAL I.IrTW, Astjisujt 1. 1 rare, LOaixilt I.IMC. LIKE, ucruiuiion una iv BA ra Trrafta.

I. SmI.mi .1 aana, lor any amom, At lew rAtea. cur Dcaata and au tnlormatloa Apply to VT. B. BARRY tb CO N.

E. corner Third nnd Main eta. fieri CTEAM TO AND FROM LiyKKPfJOi and QnaenatowB (Irelaad) twloe a waabt. TA IS11AA UISI AAlUAg Hvertj liver? lTcelnc8daz?) CAKBYXrttl TJ. B.

WATT A Tlekefes sold ts And fom lealABA- ntasrlaaA aaa. sand, OermAny And i9r At tne txmpaay a onxeea. OI SAJB AA. AJAaVbA, As7t. mblS-ly IS BroAdway la mw Tar, A.

2UC BETWEK2C lVEW YORK, Ct STO W1V, AJTP LIVERPOOL. VuhAttSB. M1PaiBjJ. CVftOsVto. ChlrtXaTTl.

rf rsA" Uat. and 9vvih. frofn Naw VrW every Hiurdy. fjabrtt paima fw arxJ frit. turn tft ketn Tvd.

HtsaaaratB psamMr from ISew York. tl; Yortt lowam i.iet,Mja. ble In currency. PavaVPA from rd to Irin. ttr.

barif. KotteMtfTJ and Antwerp, tv. qusallw low nt. ciiiltlaiKW to (ireM Bri La fit. Ireland and al of GerniaOT.

Aj-ftly to WI LLIAMM A OI'IO! J3It agau wm mj now luia.ui ty, 11. r. miAU Of. 1 VJ-. a.nk.

J. AAMa. nf A tSf.l A ApMf CTEAM TO LIVERPOOL, CALLING I O.t Sl'IfSllTOWii (Irelndl7 TbA IN MA I LINK OP Alt STKAM KRM HATUIt-DAT snd every alternute MONDAY, (via Halifax from Pier 2. rtb River. Faaang by the loall ateamer AvsDie in uout.

i-nyaoie in currency. First Caaia Steer. -o to inqon l1 i to ionoa a lrn lit I to Pari. 4 bv the Monday steamers, via Halifax. rst e.hni, Ste, gold steerage, cuirency.

From iew York Halifax. brstuAbin. old. PSAaenger. forwarded to llavre, Hamburg, remes.

moderate rates, ttteerajre Dasaaice from Liverpool or Qiieenstown. Stu, For further nnirmAtwn appry as tAe xi pany omoe. OHi tl.K. Agent. Biuslwar.

New Vork. or H. Bl'SfJIXtf corner Third and Walnut saraetA. CinclsnatL nibtt-iy PIANOS AND ORGANS. rrtKB GREAT FAVORITB PIANO- -A- FO Arras, bow so ar ATABWlAdAad to b.

ArtVAled In Am.r4 to. aca tbs Sollowl Ag well-kAown amtlris Krtja. A aa. if tmad as Hsaar. Albert Weber's erand and aAATA, (jAlABbAIg A AH pel's OrABd And HqUATa, tn.Ca.tral Pianos, ths Manbat-taa PlABO-furtA Co.

PntBoa. Tbe best PUtnlslA And etitles poreBAAS tbaan for tbelr own nas, tn prAfar-eaos to SAI otaara, auaOAcas of their lmm.naA sap rlortty. Pianos for rent, from Ss to As) per quArtaA urgAos am ssakkmoba Always on hand. Prii nwAAioirs, uaai aad Aiamlna before pt purr ha. ing.

EKITT1 Nti At BRtJ s-iaea aaa orema tiasidri AAd Makers, 28 o. U. S. ASSESSOR'S NOTICE. AWatRrvOat! UTAJ.

JisO'KNUX, BW.OWD iIVrBJasXt, Ohio. 17 Rait Htbckt. CCX1INATaMa-XC1i 14, UX "ftTOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN THAT i-t appeals will be received And deTMnuiaed At the Assessor's Office, south-west corns of kagbth And Central Avenue, Cincinnati. Ohla, during tb. businesA boors of earb day, from March IS to 2-, last, lAAiaslve, relAUve to Any enwsssiAi or ex-ceaalve valuAtlona returned by tbs AasAsaor AaatAtAnt Assessor, ox tne swwia uiainn Ohio, In tbe current aonuAl lists.

And mi said lime me proceeuiagA tn. or AsslstAUt AAseaAora. togethar with tbe annual lists taken and ratArnod as Afore-sald. will be submitted to the Inspection of AoyAbd All persona who may Apply for tbal purpose. And Ait Appeala to tbe Assessor as AforHaaia siiAll be made In wtitiDg.and sbAil spedty the pArru u'ar causa, matter or tblng respecting wblch a decision la sq uealed snd ebAll, moreover, atate the ground or principle or error cotuBlAlned w- utllce bossrA rromtA.Av.tOSF.3t.

M.F. UADOlia. goal AlBBssr tsecond irtstiot. Kj i. A si JACOBS, STALL OO.

(nwcCTABua te J. F. MXLXA A WnI.BBJmM.B NU3. 19 ft BO MAIN BTRISETi all r. A Of Of to we railroads; Eest Koute to ST.

LOUIS JKD CHICIEO. Indianapolis, Clinciiuiati i LaTayette Great fassenrer Boats fy Ciaclnaatl ta Loula, Cairo, Meatpbls. Mew tlrletll Sprtnirfleld, tiuliicj-, HU JoatTt aveekak, Oes Melaee, Omaha, ant ul Rail and River Towns and tlul la the West, Herth-west aad ss west. I FTWE TrTROrroH TRAI.tS DAILY, Axoeiitad.l aa milowat tBlTBL A.r. Cajb.

City and Cbtraeo a. af IndlaBAKOllaaad Cairo A.M. (AJroAlid Ht. Insula P.M. 8prlogfleld, yulncy And Bl.

I Joaenb Ersr a. 'a p. ii A4, XaHila laghtAlng Its treaa.s P. M. tula Hunuay rignt iiauwi oi natonlar JfO CftAnAA SOTS AATtAASA CWkAiWII.

AL IaJ. CSitcrvo. AUAgant Bleeptng Cat an All Wight TraroA iauMMOUATlUN TlAIMit lAwrenreburg a. M. sat.

onnerav'a ADd Camox's City. 4 P. M. 1 a XAwrvnoeburg 4 44 P. lt! Tbrramh TIcAals ran be olitAlned At th.

S'itJ Kouae OiBce, corner of Third and Vine; R.T.? Sc corner of Walrnt aud river; and at corner of I'lurs end faArl atreetA. The splendid Paaaengv.r Iep4 of ths rj I R. R. Is eboet A njll. DeArer tb.

bn.l nt tbe rlty tbAA tbe AV-pnt AlRnrib.r ra.r Abd within tew squafea the t'il ta4 7 BriBCipAl botals and steanirwl landtrir. i. P. RU A KIMti, T. loan, Oeneral Tleket tr.it CKCIKXATI, HAHLTOK AND DATTGJ A.

Is A. U. For ElcbtBond, Cesaersville, Soshvilis. ca bridge City, Dajrtoa, Luna, fort Wtru CMcitge aad tbe Horth-wsstj aadan, Cleveland and Buffals; Toledo, Dttreittti all Teiats in Canada. i Train ran to and from t'f HCINIf AT1.0 ai.

lows, dAlly, SaudAy cxueptAd i mtrasv. Eastara Express (A. A O. W. R.

i 31 A. M. EAStern Expree (A. At O. W.

R.R.)... I T-l P. M. Asaivi 7 If -to a ir i 4U At. 4 OOP lsr I in i Mr i in a a lo ssr IISII uri is ts A i lull 111 Toledo, Detroit And Canada.

It A. M. Toledo, Detroit and Cau.ua. 7 OS P. Alms, rort warn and Cbl- oago as A.

ss. 14ms Fort Warns Aad Chl- CAgO.E I SS P. M. AJaia, Fort ayns sad Cbl- 3 r. at.

kr. ClsvAbuid Aad Roflalo TS A. M. sAndusky, ClevelAnd and ButTalo P. M.

ConDeravllle, Ruahvlll.and tambrldge lv. A. at, Corinersv Uie sad Cam bridge Cliy 1 asp. M. Hamilton, KAtua And Richmond.

TS A. M. Am II ton, KAlon aud Richmond. IttP.K Hamilton Aceommodation. tt P.

M. Atsullvs AoooAumouAtlon, P. M. Sleeping-cars on P. af.

Train for Cbloagn an new org, via A. a IS. W. AVaUwar On if. for HAnduaky.

The P. M. train departs oa Sunday. Iair Of hAtardavs. sod arrlvaA A.

M. Suoaua lead of AfolidAya. a Tntin ma by Colombo haja. which ss sta nlnate. faster than ClnrlnnatlAimA Fcr luforrjiatlon and uleaa.

abtjIv At Ticket Omcea, bio. lis VIiia atreet No. su w-i, Street; N. K. corner Front And RroadwAy; fl corner Main And L.VAA, And At lMuot, ournu ria BAtd AiOAdly SUAJtS.

1. i.Ant.i, taaB. rtspt sjAM'fcPvgvxA-aow, Pen ITuaat Agent- as 1868. SPRING- ARRANGEKENT. lii! OliiOtft Mississippi Railway Tse Onlj Beale akeae Trains Bmb Tkret.t fress tlstinaall le M.

teals llavat asage ef Can. THReE DAILY IXI'RIW TRAIN 1-eav Cincinnati et 7 4P a. and lo P.M. ar. ngat et.

uniis At ai a. And I at connecting wtth Weal-breind i press 1 rain, UuiiM-y. Hi. Jieijih Ieir.gworUi, KansAa tin Ia, rt-n-e And ul Wewi.rn imshis; cvrnaectinc. lin without rtelsy llh Illinois Centrel for t.lro.

Memphis, Mobile. Kew orleaB. tj rtotithern polnla: aleocnniiectlns at umti ai f. Oalena. Dtihiioiie lave Incinnatl At 7 A.

twl 4 p. 10:10 r. sa ror lulvlle, gof ag tb rough la A seven houra. One Train tin SunifnT. thmuiclt to a axjuis innt airo, at M.

For all Information and o.m. apfiy St Ticket Ullif-ea. iw. Mueaud Rakers, Rulidlng north eest xrner front t' nr(nwiy, iinaer pcuc.r And Al rite Im foot of Mill street. J.

W. CONLOOrK (Jest Hp- FOI.I.BTT. Iln'l Vm. Ant. Ola Reliable LlTTTLE MIAMI RAILROAD.

71A COLIIMBUB, WORTEST A QUICKEST ROOTI TO A LI. TH MmmUm VUU, TVavate, riUiaf Ugbtala aaxre tuuf was At Sn AI IS nti I I 111 I 111 tltlt sat TUiMst ColnmbOgi A cMpfavJaa oi tvU I -J P. ic nwaasaas all A isrt porrow r. M. juicnimnf asi.as IWgfi Tb P.

as. Train I.AaA BtrajnAT sTin taatead of HatortlAV rtlgbt. 1 rains run by crstmibos TlariA whloh to sava BQlnute ntstevthAM CloclnDAtl T.tna For Tbrooa-b llnBatA I) mm and lytniusUfM. BAA) by the aev.ral traSnApleaae Apply At iba Oi OSS south-east oovtjav of Broadway and Front suave Burnet Hotra. Office, crnar of an hsaa streets W.

11. isai-ry A ofnc north-eaat our-m Of Main and Third MVeMA, And at tba Depot, Sat A jni Btrees. umnimwa call raaaAngata. AO. W.

1 AJ. MeAAVAl TViAM Atlanbaand Great Wester CDsCINIIATI TO KEW TORI WITIIOCT CILAJtGE. Falae 8tate-roA SlaepLag; Cotohai twtr njvn iKir jbjv mouth TW Xhrwaarh Z.tarhtalnaT Kipraa Train Morn las aad Evenlnf-fof Jfew York, Bastaa, Bif. PhllAtrerlpvila, Baltlmset, vYasblnsrton City, and to All Pols In ew York, Rew Enslsnd sat Pennsylvania. KOKHIHO EXPKaTHW.

Iava, (JlAclnnaU At IS A. Bf arrives In rrw fn asxtdAy At :11 RIGHT EXPBJCHft- Lsasas Oacl.UAU At IS eoead morning at For all InftanSAAtAA A m. mmwm TUm-mm mrmtt at 11 VIDS atreet ra as Wml Poortb alraat Omnibuses "in at for AAAaeAgerA by laavlAg aos W. B. MATTuil.

Oeneral TtckM Agot A8TR01.0CY. ASTEGLOGYI GOOD 1.13 WS FOII ALL. tUOM I say Press n-wba win lanal HadaaS sawbc ia -ea rraanMloa, mrrvj NEVER-P A ILI NO MAT) VI A RAPHArr ta th dT'iJ MAXAJBS other, bav. failed. Ait mo ar.

iSlMe-aa "fn BnfortttOAA ail whoa fond have been dlAAppoltAnd, craand And blasted mt fje Premises Buddaoeiv-AU was havs beea led and trtned mlth .1 iw AU wboAe. l. of Lta. air--. hm, mmtimrm la Love Affairs Save Never Falls.

seers wlAalag the aireeitens si tbA opposite aex. HA. AAowe yon tb. lit tbei slngla bap, Auarnai. JVai-e aiArned h.nov.

Hw ul JT. suiited In InnumesAtilA laManna. and ilJTV oj aaealwaya beeaiAwtBAAAA sf AHCttrlusra Speedy aad Happy Marrlaara. Wbg, ta, a sot depesd.nr. a-vi A4TWB tA tb.

tmbJI. AA tl. abe ta the onpeesoBlB this country, who cat aasw tae iiifnas MB PAAtny, Ans wbo AA .1 v. tweaatlsfAclloB ca All concerns of if. wblA CAB bA tasted aad peeved by tliouaanoA, both mae wd wit visit her.

TaaII Ia tMAuAwaa bar Aarvlo Is InvasBAblA. fa. (omt-ii. w.m tn. Kriist crtalnrv, tbA All commerl aim Aaalass tranaslnna.

Lottery mim jers given wllbisit exvsa rharrs. MADAMK AtAPrlAKL Is a bona AA. AMroWtial tbateveryoiiAcaadependuporA, nbA ia tbesrsAia. Aatroiogtst cStA AlaeteeriA centArv. It Is usl well-knowrj faut tba.

aim IllltAaal. pr.u,n14 eo.T. Lm AUd try lArtnlLate bar. MADAMS KArHAU la tb. aeeot.

daugbisl the seve-LA daurbter ah waa born wltb sat-nral gilt sua can foretell jour iarr nsi tuo cares tirAkeAOeea All Interviews atiictly privatAABd eonSdeet'Al Aaa pAvalclAn, bs rtaellia never fall cure A-l-rssDAle lrregulAiiues. AAd to produce monthly without danger o. izpcsura Tb9 cab not ob tb conarAry, tbay lsapruft tbe beAltA. oean owe, come all, to 111 SViSssas sb, bst. CsatrAl Aveaas aai Jet Trial I si OewUeaasai.

SI aa. H. it Tba MAOame will luasu so lAttAr wtts-ant a fa. of S3 and a tb I llA4.naea. AAll 1 1.

P. O. lie Stov aa, Saava MEDICAL. TVRS. HALL A WHITE, OFFICE NO AJ Kaat Third ttgrael, estahl Isba la tkrtc'rf BlxtaeA yeAr.

Sr tbauarwof prlvau, diseAAsA A wul CAsea oft-a cured ib two or luraa a. r. bat BATtlculArty call tbs atlentloa of ihoas wbs be" oug w-a utMiHt. ana irsan malanlee. gtiarantee A cuss In All ct.

tuotigb All ot phyaiciAD eava Sailed, la ti abortest poasi time. Female swif aud all long oee irouUM wns tbMtenrsAd malanlee. otne aslW tloAAof the aklja and bi'xl 1 rom.reury or ather hurtft.1 tiv.s ue.1. but a. vsvetabla ooiAAInAtlori, of rate eicelleAes.

TJ FTescb PerluiKAl Drop, au invaluable ram ay aw IrTegulanties, uppreaaa.ua, Ac, of femairf. way on band. Call In or tliirMt are tamp. Dv. ALX, At if 1 a lld strtat tnaciaaaM.

CXtta, ayis-lf TVRa BONAPAETH. KBYKOLW -Le having ratorast frraa f.asbb An York, bav. atala ih.ir 0e ttyt-Aasor atmt, Cli i.n.U. l.aia. lart raee, gleet, arpbiii InitMiLHQ' nocturnal aate aKns, or SAU-aouAet a--i ik, tSbmplAinbt.

eea AUHlHrata. a an A I. lOAi, lar aaat fur IWA ti, ree-c ui EXi work aa PrtvAte I As-Alna dlsaais, at a i aatwua late SSJ VTv 1 i 4 i i 1 i i 1 fan Hi flu Dj 'I An AC, 1,111 atn I'ai ll Ire 1' wu tllll AV "ta 'b. Bull f-Oic. t'rda, TIT tk J.v.

M' rtl: sine Pi Tt Iv.