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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-01-28

Destructive Flags.-A number Of very
destructive fires have recently occurred in dill
erent parts Of the Uuiled States. The last
number of the Detroit Free Press brings US
melancholy account Of the great destruction of
property that took place in that city on the
25h uIl. whole square, containing twenty
five buildings, was swep! by the devouring
element, involving loss of at least 100000.
Not much over third of this was insured.
The printing Offices of the Daily Advertiser
and Of the Free Press are great sufferers.
The United States Hotel at Oswego has re-
Gently been destroyed by fire. Loss about
$4,000.
At WATERFOWL, in New York. the large
wooen factory owned by the Black river wool
en- company, was DESTROYED by fire on the
morning of the 22nd ult. Loss exceeded S33,
O00-insurance Sll ,00O.-Peofia Press.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-01-28

POTzTOES! POT7TOES!!
EAAlAAh BUSHELS Potatoes wanted, for
e1VHVHGp which the highest market price will
be paid by Jan IA. DRURY & DAVIS.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-01-28

found. The doors, windows. and counters
were completely demolished-the signs torn
down and split TO pieces.
After this, the attack was commenced on
Longee's Office on the opposite corner OF Main
and Third streets. Ii had not been opened du-
ring the day. The doors and windows were
soon broken--,he crowd rushed IN, and this
Office soon shared the same Fate with Bates.
Louree issued the notes called the "Savings
Bank Of Louisville. After the crowd had
completed the work of destruction here, they
went to Brewster's aad Easlon's offices, but
at half past three, they have done no other
damage to them than to pull down the signs
and destroy them. The crowd in the streets
is still immense. There must be three or
four thousand people assembled, but the great
majority are mere spectators. They are
pleased at the prospect Of bauishing the shin
plaster trash, hu. they do not approve OF the
means. We doubt whether more than nifty
were actively engaged, and many OF these
were boys Of II or Is.
AT about 10 o'clock there was an attempt
to get meeting of Council to increase the
police for the ,ime-only eleven members as
sembled: an Ordinance was introduced tor
the purpose. but it was necessary that there
should be eleven in favor of it before 1t should
be passed.
MIR. Hawkins. from the 7th Ward, voted in
the nogative-consequently nothing could be
done,
A resolution was then adopted, anthorlsing
the Mayor to organize sufficient number OF
Police Officers TO restore order, ana apPfop!i-
a,ing $500 for the same.
The MECHANICS AND Traders BANK, one
of the prescribed Institutions, and situated
near the others, continued open till O'Clock
and redeemed her issues in bankable money,
instead of currency. as she had done hereto
fore. She escaped, but not without some
threats. Several of the directors went behind
the counter TO assis. the clerks in taking IN
their paper.
A large number Of citizens have volunteer
ed 20 guard the city tonight. Several OF
the rina-leaders of the mob have been arrested,
and we hope there will be no disturbance du-
ring the night.
p. .S.-Snce writing the above, we hear
there was upwards Of $4,000 dollars of mon
ev in tho vault of the Miami Bank. S2l9,
coo Of this was in their own notes-Sl ,26l in
specie, and the balance in paper of other
banks, all of which was taken. -Four per-
sons have been arrested upon whom were
found $4,000 some of which was in banka-
bic money-the balance in their own paper.
The Mechanics and Traders Bank had a
notice en- the door last evening that they would
reopen this morning at 9 o'clock.
The same paper of the next day states that all
was quiet during the preceding uigh.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-01-28

Also the equal undivided half of so much of the fol-
lowing lots MS fall in lot two ofsection two, township
sevenysix north range two, west ofthe 9th princ
meridlan viz:
Jo,1 in Rl,ck 9 Lots & in Block 42
& 10 AZ Lot in Block IS
q !, o2 8 do 81
IA az 3 do 6
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-01-28

s2373 Gs
By order Of the Board of County Commission
ors. /. G. DAY, Clerk.
Balance of tax for lsal, still due the County,
$500 50. Bloomington, Jan. 81, lS42.-l34w.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-01-28
STDrE PIPE.

ME undersigned, having just reed lot Of sheet
Il iron, is now prepared to manufacture stove
pipe 70 any given size. Come on with your orders.
JAM Z, 1912. ]. BRENTLINGER.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-01-28
TRAD G.. DAY,
AT RNEY AT L A w,
BLooMISoToS, Iowa Ter.
or Office in the Recorder and County Commits
sioners room, in the Court House.

6DA SACKS GROUND ALUM SALT, at
~ The lowest market price for cash, on COM
mission, and for sale, BY ]. s. LAKIN.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-01-28

TERRITORY OF IOWA,
MUscATIsE COUNTY.
III the District Court Of said County, Norember
Term, A. d. ls4l.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-01-28

TERRITORY OF IOWA, :.
MUcATISE COUNTY,
In tie District Court for said County, Nouender
Term, A. d. 1871.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-27
HENRY C. MURPHY.
E,CoNoMY IN DREss.-Ex,ensive

A assortment OF Rich, ashsoaaple and elegant goods fc
winter wear, w3I. T. JENNINGS, No. 80 Broadway
American HOTEL offers for the inspection Of the paSe,
extensive OF sensonabie goods comprising Boa
and Nled Cloths, fer Surouts Sacks, Froc&s, &c
The Sack 0vercoaS. $50 much in voscej ssorded
curtcen dollars, ard trimmed in : STYLE win be tsuu
worthy the attention oil The economist
cassimcres III variety OF styles for PantalocnS
From those ho have found any difficulty getting suited
IN This article, trial is solicited.
Rich Bfocade silk and esngs ien;ire styssl
cr balls, parties, &c. Mernos Yevs plain Silks. Satns
aud Casssere all Of which VIII be made order
lie. the superintendent OF eeeeae estsrs be
auadn the country 81 psices TO sui the times tor ready
nloney. d. ST
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-27
ia-aaion ofrn.lependeaee
Prepared for The Tdbcne.l

The following is list Of the names, times OF
birth and death, age, and State represented by,
each of the immortal Signers OF the Declaration
of Independence. As many of your readers would
probably wish to preserve il, as matter OF record,
you will oblige me by giving it . place in your
Daper. ours, SIFIS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-27

The following certificate is from gentleman who los.
the his from severe Scrotaious disease. IL
spseA' ''' i''ei' BRooxLyS Nov. o., is4s.
Messrs. SANDS: Geat-Althonsh an disdgufed ana de-
formed for life, have not lost recollection and never
while exist shall cease to feel grateful Tor benefits con-
erTed through the OF your invaluable SafsA garla
was attacked the year 1929 with crouoas aiteeton on
The end OF my rose commencing with aai red spot at.
snded with itching aud burning sensations THIS Induced
rubbing and pow commenced The rayases OF a disease
wEich progressed as follows: The left pos:r was FIRST
Destroyed and continuing upwards crossed Tue bridge
of the and seizins upon the rga' ser destroyed nf
cartilage, bone aad all ibe surrounding pIits pai nY
HE nose entirely eaten off, lie passage ot conveying
tears from eye the obliea.ed, which caused
continral do The disease oow setzed pom the
upper lip extending the right check ana ana
sEerngs better be mag tha
am native OF Nottingham ia Engsn4, and my case Is
well known there The first Physicians liz The hlnRdoia
prescribed FOR but with little ben.ni- ~ enc ise
was directed 10 take 63 drops OF the OF i2dne
three time, day which continued ter sig months IN suc-
ceon another time applied on OF itro 70 ne pS!
After this used o. sr down
ing man will catch stray used every rehsaJ coos
hear of that considered applicants 70 my cave, Gn.
became disguised viii the treatment ana &
hope Of ever getttlg well c H., ~ NJ
rsder whose treatment | was considered II ocrou!ons
unos and This il tie given il by medical, men, rs
Ias resort recommended TO Try change OF af and
and arrived here IN Inc month Of May. The disease con-
rnued gradually increase extending upwards and bacs-
wards having destroyed the entire Dose and last verpg
towards the frontal boue seized upon the n2pefas and
surrounding paris ~
While crossing on the Feffy-oca ifof
YORK, gentlemen attracted by Ey appearance and
thus accts,ed me- friend iye yoE used tue sarsapa.
rtIa Yes replied VARIOUS kinds, and ever thing else
could hear OF; but, said be, Il Sandss Sarsapa.
riIlau No, replied. Then H. for beiiaye i VIII
cure YOU BeIrg addressed by stranger was IN
tuced make Trial of medicine he Sc highly recon-
purchased one bottle, which gave relief, and
wonderful 10 tell after usng your less Than
.onis feel within veil The tisease stopped 70 1t
ravsges alacse racking and tormeniing Pains gone
INV food .eiishes, my digestion is good AID sleep well
and under tic blessing Of Di-ine Providence, attribute
the result entirely TO the use OF SandSs sarapIra WIZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-27

II Doctor Lnraner,s Lecturcs.-The second
edition OF Doctor Lardners complete Course of Lectures
delivered in the City NewYork is published and for sale
a, this Office Price Is The subjects embraced IN
The Lectures are: Eiecreity-The Sun-Galvaaisu-Tte
Fixed Stars-AIagneic Needie-Laitude and Longiude-
Bleaching, Taaning-Popular Fallacies-Light-Faihn 3
S.srs-Temporary Stars-Hsorical Sketch of isronony3
Dew-Scence aided BIZ Ar-ScieniiEs Discoveries-sound
Vibrations OF the Retina; Votaic BaterySeam Engine
OF Great Britain and America.
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"a 81
desire that The afflicted nay 20 oaces esay rt sss Ire
right medicine and GET cssed
remain, with feelings OF lssrc grafitrde
fonr friend, TauMAS LLOYD,
mira Alley, feafsstrsef.
sTArg OF NEw-Yess,l On this 18Th day OF SosenaSw,
City OF brsoSyn, s. 1872, before cane TnnzssS
Lloyd and NE truth Of the aregotng paper.
and thai he executed the ssIre.
HENRY C. MURPHY,
Mayor OF the City OF Brooklyn
Sandss Sarsaparilla VIII also remove and permanently
cure diseases having their origin an impure state OF lax,
ssod and dsprayg condition of tae geasra Constitution.
" ssroius Kings Evil It's rarses fguas Rheaaa-
esi obstinate cugaeoas Eruptions Blo,ehes Biles Pa,-
- s sessaiss The ifce, ehrauc Sore Eyes, Rpgworu
- scad Head enlargement and pain c TIC ooses
tna 9ss, Stubborn Ulcers, ssphl.se syrPou diseases
ass nom M inladico OF Mercury, female tsranse-
aiT Tas.s ana o s similar sonplaines.
ac SOD a; wholesale and retail and FOR export.
suon, ny a D. sands Y Co No. rs Broadway, t6rants
oRoIs SoseE :. Saaneers street. New York. Also sold
0y A D. ssnds D.nggisss, No 10 and 100 Fu,ons;.
oassa ssios : 20 NO sas, Broadway, Of Mar
UseG States Pgice 81 per bottle. SIX bottles s.r IS
Nete-he original documents may be seen nv caiii,g ,t
oar store, No. s7S Sroadway. d3s
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Agents caa be supplied al this Office the terms
from the Publishers.
IL The following Qualifications are for sal
at the Office OF Til Tribune, Nessau-streei, opposite IN
| City Hall
ALisoN's SPLENDID HISTORY OF EUROPE
in l6 Numbers. The first No. ready. IS ceat
THE TWO ADMIRALS, 2ys.. (unilorm eoi.
WIG ~ AND WING 2vis coopers each.
| OLIVER TWIST, By ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
| RODER1CK RAND OM.......,.................25 "
LIEBIG'S ANIMAL CHEMISTRY. ............25 ("
LIEBIG's AGRICULTURAL CHEMlSTRY..25
DICKENS AMERICAN NOTES.............l2t I"
PAULINE, Tale o! Normnnde. ...............l7t
| WESTERN CAPTIVE, or Times OF Tecuniseh.l53 F."
UNITED IRISaMEN, Their Lives and iimes..25 /"
LIFE AND TIMES OF LOUIS PHILIPPE 70 "
LIFE OF HENRY CLAY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Gl F."
PHANTOM SHIP. or Tales0 of Tie Sea. by Marry. =
THE BACHELOR AND OTHER TALES, by
the late Samuel l.. Knapp. ="
THE NEIGIiBORS, Tale OF Everyday Liic-.l8t f"
LETTERS OF MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS..25 "
FRANKLIN EVANS, or The Inebra,c. Price ..i2i 4"
ENCYCLOPEDIA, tBrandc'sl Nos. and 2....2'
| SARG ENTS MONTHLY Ma GAZINE.Jan. No25 {"
DICTIONARY OF ARTS, MANUFACTURES
AND MINES. by UGE, III parts OF $50
pages each-first pnr.. oU
HECTOR OHALLORAN and His Man Antony
O,Toole-7 numbers now ready, each No..Rt
THE LAST DAYS Of PoMPEI............"25 Z"
RlENzI THE LAST OF THE TRIBUNES..25 ("
| PELHAM. DISOWNED. AND OTHERS OF
BULwERS, EACH............ ..........25 "
SELF.DEVOTIoN, or Katharine HandoIph.25
| NAB0B AT HOME, or The Return TO sngland..2o f"
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THE ANTlQUARY.......... nnliorm .,, OK a
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Martha Couu has lived in nay family the last Is years,
and hereby certf the foregoing made by her
seIf i. correct Mr.. MARY q. LLOYD,
No. 604 Broad 81. Newark NJ.
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rsiaeipe made practicable is Principle made useful
ri EW-YORK CASH TAILORING

The Undersigned, in announcing their patrons their de-
termination 20 adhere strictly TIE prScpe OF cash deal
mg in their business would take occasion 10 say that they
have become well satisfied OF toe practcabiy and useful.
such plan by the uniform which has a..
Tended operation in their house from the
The advantages derived BY the customer from the adop.
ten of this Extraordinarily realizing gain 50 pSr cent
apon credit psiceshey conceive perfectly obvious and
therefore Reedpo OF the merits of their houso
and the facilities with which they invested Of furnishing
chenp asd rich garment they will not diae-fuliy as.
sured they are tkat ibis simple fact Is well known
their celebrity ws established require further
uarh. Ard calg the attention OF the gentlemen OF tbs
United States aud New York in particular. their
eC choice goods they will merely observe that
Waiting prnctuay and dispatch answering the commands
of their friends is much part OF their system as cash
payments nSl s J. G. BOOTH co.
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Checp for Cash
GLASS: GLASS. WINDOW GLASS:

SO boxes Monroe Class, all sizes.
500 do Jackson do do.
Direct irorR The Factory, for sale by A SCHANes..
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Cheap Publications.

THE LAST OF THE BARONS, By Bul.wEE, vii
probably ce published tie latter part OF the present week
Agents CAD be Supplied this Office on the same terms a.
from the Publishers.
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RussEL,s rL.NETARIIJM.

.
synthetic general Lecture on Astronomy Illustrate
by ,s extensive and seaufui representation OF me soar
system Will be delivered every evening al O'CLOCK al .e
Lecture Room Of tbe American INSTITUTE tnorh OF the Wy
HALL by Prot. Francis Fauvel GoCraut, F. 5 admit
lance ST! gentleman with ladies' n Cents
Two apaly Tic OF Lectures. PRACTICE ran,
scepdeuia; and another Popular Astronomy, usilats
with the Paaetariu, Telescopes, iranspareces
and representing ali interesting particular.
ties of the Universe System, will also be Delivered by fo.
F. Eauvel Gouraud, Subscribing classes, either ID l
Fresch English Spanish lang cage, may suit The ls'e
of the subscribers.
~ B-The Synthetic general qEodlua Lecture, ius-
ravc of Paaetariu, will be delivered Gu Saturday
10 lie French language. Oh Nv
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ASS OCIATION;
Or, Plan for REORGANIZATION Of S,

Of Fan loF Ae-oTganizaton q Society.
% Fhe Ed;to-ssp of TIL. cofa di:Rct fror, tat of
Ihs irbue. Letters subject 10 be addressed,
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u ssussel's pi1neiuriaR.i. or The UNIV chs
IN MUrIoN-Tbis MaGN!FiCENT and uNfAaAi-
piece of scientific mechaisn which represents our
solar system ali interesting varieties. under the largest
proportions accompl SIZED, and the varied motions o!
the planets with such high degree OF periecon anu
mathematical exhibiting e. The American
Institute (norh of the City Hall ,h Pars every day.
from A. NJ. to 4 P. II. Abundance = csns gentle,
man and ladies 30 Visitors who desire 10 attend
,ha evening Lecture Of Tie day sse special advertise
ment,) will receive cke, OF GdmiIiaDcc at hcy prc:
n By decision OF the Trustees OF the American In
siuts assembled in council Tire 2ih day OF DeceDioer,
1892 The Members OF lie Institute entitled TO TICKET oil
free admission. aDd the families of The Members ~IVeS az
chiidrep) 10 admission al halt price.
GORDON Y. LEEDS, Res. Secretary
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The following certificate is from gentleman who lost
the whole from severe Scrooious disease IL
,,-aIg
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THE TRIBUNE.
ltterarp Notices.

AMERICAN ECLECTIC AND MUSEUM OF FOREIGN LlTEeA.
TURF. Conducted by j. Fl. AGHEw and Z. LlTTEL.--
January, lS4S SO Park Row.
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II The following Publications are for sale
the office Of The Tribune, Nesanslreel opposite the
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have confidence In the representations made by Martha
Conn and have full knowledge 0: her case:
ELIJAH +. PURDy,
Alderman 10Th Ward OF the City OF Eew-York.
tgsD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-27

EGood BOARD and pleasant Rooms eaa be oosn s
al No. & ctfsTeeI ~ Iie
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a IR TIGHT 8sTOVES.-The greatest
variety and cheapest Article IN This city, lined with
i.on and ueted with safety alive ION The Boston
pian) may found No. 81 Water street, Cd door rom
Beckan jas, received 1s Eoss2a superior ar-
Gle with an oven. Please call and judge for yourselves bs-
ms. d2i I'm
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know Martha Conlin and believe what she in this
documen. 10 be perfectly trU=. JOHN POWER
VICAR GENERAL OF NEw-YoRX,
Rector of ST Peters Church.
Given at New York this li. day OF December, lai..
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full assortment OF Skates,
1900 and iIrs,rapped, at wholesale aud retzils By
~ Ma sws OSBORNE LITTLE, IS Ful.oastreet.
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know Martha Copliu and have known Of her suffering
irss. JOHN DUBOIS, Bishop OF New-York.
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place full confidence 10 the statement made by Martha
Conln having known her the past twesty years. will
cheeriuy give any particulars in relation TO her case TO
these no may wish farther information
Sr. ELIZABETH.
Superior of the Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum, Prince
street. n. y. DEC. ~, w
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-24

ssale Of George Rsynolds' Personal Property,
Il his residence near Shspherdsiown, % q.
.0iih insimi.
sale Of George Reynolds Land and Personal
property, Il The sane place, By Henry Berry,
srusies, o. a. se1s day.
sale Of port1on Of Robert Ridenours Pro
~, sllhe Gulf Mill. On Ffidsg he asa ind
se Of John G. Wilson'S House ., HafPers-
ssR b Edward Lucas, j.. Trustee, On ne
80 isnl.
ssFs Land IN Berkeley, belonging . the
s'l. Thomas Gil. .on Msniug ne 2sik int.
sac Francis and saliJ c. Moorsa Trae,
z. 80 ar the Old Furnace. By Messrs.
.ns gore, Commissioners. sn Wednesday
sa'e q ssn cranlh,ns Pseonal Pro-
.l' ns-r shfsll. e. 1kprsicy az ii day
eo1 This sale Is 10 consequence Of
fssPens'e's.s inpossd upon Mr.'G. b.
Z. : &, .oped bis friends far and
e.. F''l s'''s = BID ! isi, price for bis pro-
81 y Jeha s.. - !. ,..,f ,,;,,.,
Tract 81 Ms,srs- - 49, 49, - ss 4 -
3 F,;ls1 = = y y !. s.' ''.s' I''.'s'''
~ u Eluaro ~ 6,
c1l,..s&u. y me- 80, 49, - y. - !
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THRIARKETS..
osFlcr o. risalTInOsE 4MEnlc.A.

s. 1870 - MALltMuNL AMEEICAHef
Nov. 81, 5P. N.
CATTLE. -Thelpply Of beef cstlle Il The
ecalsss MS mona vas not 50 large as last
week and prices aancsd shade L The Offer.
rs amounted % cut 500 head, al Of which
sse aold 81 priers ranging from SITS to So
80 pr Ivy ios. e4he hoof, which q equal "a
$50 : ss,I5 nstIfhe priaeipal sales were,
noMsyef. 81 inteFltiate rates.
oDh'--Thoi hurry Tor Howard street
Elour was faiher beer on Saturday than for
ne tine previous, nd sales Of good standard
o..nos Here inside q ONE extent from stores
$500 ro-dss z demand has been less
.s'iys, and holdert areaskinE 81, o64 TO o., I2i.
me receipt price cont uss Al S3,s7i.
Sales 81 City Milk Hour TO-DAY Al A cash.
hosoet. generally ere sry arm al that rate.
small sales of susqahsnna Flour a. Al,I2i
s-none nov IN market
Wheat Is very scarce and wanted
s.lee Of limited parcels IL Nd. red, lo-day Z,
$500 y ca ior coed 10 prime parcels, and u
eVa . cts fsr inferior 70 good A cargo d
prime Fem. red was sold lo-day Il 81 cents
ior snlpment. and anolher lot. not prime. Al 81
els- sales Of new Me white Corn A. "a . a
els. and yellow 81 45cls. We quote ss5. Rs.
- 45a 81 cts. A sale Of Penn. al GO cents. =
sales OF Oau Al 2 n - cts.
PROFESSIONALLY stock OF Bacon con
Times light, with ANAL sales at former prices
w prime western assorted at 5ia 6 cents
Sides and shouldorsat 5 > 81 cents, and Ham,
at ~ i 9eents
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- 1.snoofnis. Jsfsrson cdunsy. % Thursday
$500 e. ne I'm inst. b. he Rev. John T.
= -.eL-.ss yaAEs kasriSE S1EwAnf. Ed o.
.llel..nspnig % Miss Passes ELizanEEn. sides
% .s1ief g ths iaie Capt JaHes Gienn, Of ihi.
Att4e Conyfnt chapsl Gsefgeioun. on Tues
gay ne lS.h Instant. ~ Ne Most Reverend
as.y,ehnisnPp Eeelesen, Gn1n0k ~. GseRan, d
sfn,ssson Cry. % Mss ELIzA, dasshtefi Of
lodge Castor. 81 No1h earsiida.
Il Washiagioss on Tuesday evening. he I$lh
les.ani. ~ ne Rev. Df. Hssiey. cnARLEs l..
tAlfonD. Esq 81 cineinnsli, Ohio. Is Mis-
$500 ~, dasghitt q Col. Joseph g. To.len,
ef Ne y 8 Cops o. Eariaesfs.
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RF virtue OF a Deed Of Trust, exgcu'tgi 10
~ me on tae 18th dag of May. 1888, Mid Of
record 10 the Clerks otflce of he couaiy Court
ofjeHcrson, shall sell, en- Satwrda, tie leih day
Of Dtfersbey, her;, all he right, title, thieress
and elaim-of John Hssr,..io certain I.CT
Ard tie salua5ls Eugdtnge thereof,
a,llIarpers-Ferry, k1pNp as No %, beng lhst
upon which said n 81 All nowres;des- The ihte+
restof said John II fatt IN the premises Is derived
to him under a lease duly Recorded inthe clefkis
of6ce Of the County, Confts Of Jefferson, ffom
M II. Swayne and Sarah Am his wife. There
are upon the premises q, valuable STONE
DWELLING HOUSE, and several small wood
en- buildings
Terms Of SaieH- One third cash, rrd the bal
anee in two equal payments. of two and ftur.
months. T. JAMES DUNcAHSON. /
Maye IL 1872 T,,tsid,g ~