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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-30
Rusiness Notices.
rur purt-NArlC SEASON. "

~ -, Of 4, letter inst received
o. u Erx.YoSS. Oct q, 1871.
u cus,srts. MD-Ny Dsar S,r For the '.'' y''
tv. been ree pieut q the benefits Of yonf {"
I ,rs.tr rerer speak Of them without si'n'a'e
r.-iod longer thar I can rscolleei bsd been
..,i.-, in All It's .zoni1ag forms tired e'efyihl"s
.-...,ss or recommended b. the regular proi''
Ill. Of Doctors the irregular profession OF :
.,i,r. H,srop.ihis,s and The lke-have drank s.'''
f S,-s.p.rill. bafhsd with al sorts Of ioions ala "
r,ent.-speut quite a fortune 20 teoouipisn = 49,,
WHEN LEFT OFF WAS WORSE THAN NJ
COMMENCED Every change Of tie ~ealHe' - -
damp and chilly day was onv the sisnal i'i -,
-. If nv Misery ard yoa may veil 'urf'se ny '
.,....bi. ,,sa.d VIXEN first heard OF 'uf 80
90 ,,tiei.. THIS was ia September, 1870. ''"PP's
~ we're . d. humbusr Of course, IS everything
-,,vs8 Int a, had tired eveythirs else ae'e' -
~ he.e Iapped them during severe 'ii'eA' ,D1
= -. n nv surprise whsu inform you 'nA' -,
HALF AN HOUR THE PAIN DEVhEAsHD 49, -
TWELVE HOURS 1T WAS ENTIRELY "VNr
-. ~, - return u psia since that da, 'i'-1
mention that the articles wore were ths % a. -,
49, -. and limbs with the Magnetic rluo' ana ~
-. them for some months aiter The cure =" IS
Ib.s M intention Of detailing my case when 'a' Gown
IN ,ssres. YOU. II va. merely with the oolee' o.
! ius YOU that the RHEUMATIC sfAsoN i A
and You Will permit me to suggest tna' = a.
| the suIeIln, rGhNc % AAN 49,
vasr ,rtiele. suppose your business - anp'e eno'
without pushing it farther; still think 1t your aa's %
zen the truth before the people shall continue
sound your deserved praises among my poi''NN 80
but As have al 10 notorsey must 'el-'' '''
/ 70 refrain from publishing my name.
Very truly, yours
r In compliance with the above request the name ana
address Of the writer swithheldi and Ia iai'hsl
ance with his suggestion, the public are Te'pee'ia ~,
! c-,,.s ,b,ttbs RHEUMATIC SEASON II Al HAM,
aud that they may the fact without fear Of "
f Affects they bat the proper means TO aver ''
And to fafl the duty Of keeping the ifutn oeie0 w
ii. selection from the many hundreds Of es'n'"''
mich have se.n received together with the NAsh' anu
,nnRrss ofths authors viii be regularly published auf
| ing the season. cuptsrrr,s
! - Sale Agency in NewYoik for Dr. CHRIS IL :
| -. ,,tisls. 1872 BROADWAY, between John-''
.ps M.aeaans No druggist drug store has the s'"u
/ me articles
Car,P Boors-wArSISs, ia Futon-.t. 10 se'. ~. .n'
sress Root. made the latest style AZ from = -
,ss ~ want really good Boots AZ reduced prices As
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-30

~ Advertisements for The Trbsn< Of Monday ou.n'
10 sent 10 before 10 O'Clock Saturday as the
phrs,ion Office Of this paper IL not open on Sundays
enbsrber. in the City who do not receive tns paper
a, an hour requested to leave word a. me
a. an, are such enable All the csinei 70
-. ,h,cnsh their route. before o'clock Carriers iaii-
To- 10 .leopli.h this viii be required 70 give up tbef
routes Al -. z..iiny. or
,ls1es Of b..ness regularly every morning VIII Plea.e
leave their address the Publishing once or sena
ssooss ,bs Pos, once Terms ~ cents week, psys
HE he Carrier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-30

PowDKR MILL BLows lP-Last evening ABOUT
,~ra.oa,a. roi.. cxas.d 81 the explosion q Of
To- po-ser mill Of Oliver NJ. Whips. FAC Mr.
Whppl- afcrras th.i the mil oissn ~ ~A- e.se1
l.r u King NIL vita iron Snee-s weighing s-vru
go re accia-nt ~ss caused BY the heating Of o3-
u the srrs which passes through TIE nscis TIE
ous,tty 81 po~ der IN the mil looc lbs oss 500
las machinery rot DISTURBED. ~ person 49, In
i.rrd Lowell Courier, 2ssa-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-30

GEN. scorr's DrsParcHEs-The following ex
,ra., Of letter from Major Trumbun Of the corps oil
Topographic. Engineers to Col Albert the nesd Of the
huresu. written on the 2eih Of Sept may she'd some
Hsb, on the detention Of Gen scorT's dispatches
We have all been engaged in making survey Of
the different battles and connecting them. copy Of
the operation. Of the l9th and 20sh Ss s-nt VIII TIC
ish passport from santa Anra, during The srn1siice
IN, dSubtf /, De received is mos, likely II never
IN the city should Ike TO send copy oy 'ais con
80 .,rvev. N connect the operations Of the I'm
and IAN september with those Of the 10Th and SO'h o.
August
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-30

To lhs Edior q Ia Ifl6NAe
hope you will not forget 10 notice thAs II was
-I,na n Booze one OF the Loco Foco candidates In
the Fourth Ward who being lestherdealer'
mad. the attack in the Legislature upon the Amer
lean Tract Society merely because they would not
purchase the binding leather they consumed nom 'ns'
worthy representative OF the People osa un'
os, the people OF all parties should marx mo VINO 10
sns~sr their own personal ends consume 'ne "i'e %
the Les.ssare impede the oPeTsn0ns o. Sene'0''n''
aud oos ueg the diffusion OF Chri'asn ua''' uoaei ''
spacious pre,enee OF Duty II eoo'1mn sn0o oe
vos,ly 10 De wished for that John II fo"e 'o.au u
well lsarleed al ths Election No-fAif Man
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-30
New-York RlectIon-ssnaisrl

Our State, by the New Constitution. is divided
into Thirty two Senate Districts, each electlng
Senator next Tuesday. Of whom one half deter
mined by lotD will mold for two years and tne re-
mainder for one year only. loose who hold TOR
two years will participate IN the election Of T. ,
senator at the Session Of 1879 The Senatorial
Districts. as tested by the election Of lsii are 20
lit;cally divided rs follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-30

ASELoQUESr lSDIAs.-There Is young lndlsn
chief Of the OjsSa tribe named Nah se g san-o0Nn
delivering temperance speeches In Warrington Inc
National Wig says
We have never listened to anore intetesuns speon'
IL -. uith clear mellow voice. With which ne &C
companies exceedingly appropriate gestures HIS sy e
"A divesed OF tba,siudied eoqueuce which cnsraesFLes
many Of our speakers hi. Is he elo4uence OF tne
soul-ol Nature-this reach The soul
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nv THE SOUTHERN NAIL

- Tue JVqskiag,on t'ai0a publishes the sd-
As, from tha MAYOR and Aldermen Of the City Of Cork
70 the Pre.lsont aai he American People eNPfe''Os
- ,h.sk. AID gratitude Of the People OF Cork tor the
timely AID rendered them BY the visit Of the L. ; irsae
u.ee5oulsn. with Der cargo OF provisions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-30
WING NOMINATIONS POR SENATOR'S
w- Notice TO Ward Committee

O. Notice TO Ward Committees.-Ine "N'
Commuters are informed that all the tickets s'ss'
toris and Assembly, and slso the bills Of 20,
the different districts, will be furnished DJ 'he
Committee and will be ready for delivery al oiOaa
s.,,,d.v evening At o'clock The tickets ind
In, Ill n, a.l,v.,sd 10 SOM responsb person only on
"A. ,o,,,,, o,dr Of N, Chairman SECRETARY Of ne Ward
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-30

re- Toe 81 LatrrcRcs RepHblicaa, an able and
can.s,ens Leo Fcco paper, which has long stood
At the head OF the counrry press aud which has a
personal knowledge of eorruptioos OF Hunkerisn,
speaks as follows OF the nomination OF anseriord
ni.said the Conservatives hOld ootseen s-'en and
M huudred thousand dollars o f9dgedup uae resei
81 el.ims for canal damages on conrscu on tn- hrl-
Cana en- .rssuaens They desirr man OF their Own
stamp for Controller that they may Set this amount Of
plundsr from the public treasury
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Txelnh Mnrd.

The counsel Of MorgaH L. Mot assures US 'na'
he has always been ready for trial on the lndic'
ment for taking prisoners OF Blxckweiis Island
the night before ast Falls election in order 10 have
them vote in vsrioas w ards OF our City, but the
District Attorney does not move on the trial Of the
oauss. The more shame to him. then. We are
hound 10 believe our friend who makes the state
mani. which does not in the lesst initiate against
anything we have said. And we appeal again to
,bs electors Of the Twelfth Ward to say whether a
man under Indictment for so grave crime ought 70
~ candidate for the Legislature. Should be not
Est set rid Of the Indictment somehow
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Business Notices.

GolD PsSs-REDvcED Pkicss The manufscturers and
dealer, IN ute. have recently reduced their pTees
eousdsrsbiy bat % dong J. W GREAroS Co u Ce-
dsf have asuA altogether oastPpsd their rivals and
fKse then scale Of prices from - 10 IS cents pen
es. than any others. Gold pens repaired rePoinsd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-30

RuSAyAr NEGRos CAUGHr.-We learn from the
Eagr,torg Herald that gang Of seven slaves, belong
ne 10 DR.. 5 II Reuch aud the messrs Cssses started
for Pennsylvania one day Last week Iney we're pur'
sued and arrested beyond Chsmoer'ours ~ III ueo
i.Sye,t and Il Cook Of Frankfort and safely brought
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-30

The river is in fine order and freighting business
/. pretty active Flour 10 selling duly at 81 o. TO ~ .,
The lattsr being generally the holding price Inc noo
ers of Grain are firm In consequence OF the hgnt s'oos
and buyers are not Inclined TO give the rates asEea
Proyl,ous are very quiet; recent sales OF Bacon eh
hibit an improved feeling but so slight that II Is gnne
cessary 10 alter figures No m9vemeni In Groceries-
Wool without change. The supply Of Fish 10 small
Cotton perfectly stsgnsnt oar markets generay arc
.inggi,h and dealers anxious for foreign sdviccs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-30

~ Al the Agency Of v B. PaLAEE, IN the Tribuas
Badrg. ~tich embraces the best re~spsrers o. all TIE
cue. sut principal towns Of every state IN ne niou 81
ve rtise meats are daily received for publication the
o.t widely circulated l0lrnas a. the lowest practicable
pfces Advertisers czl select such prices Rest adapted
ID their respective pursuits and adopt thorouxh SAFE
and complece system. gpon elthsf large small scale
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-30

~ The cheapest and best place IN the city act your
B05ts shoe. CATER u 81 JOSEss. Anna near he
MuseEm l0u set there good Boots for - - a.
De purchased elsewhere Cor 81 Quite saving he
also s-ls trs-rAs Boot - %. which usually sod
for - Doable-soled water proof Boots g. s. IS and
- joss AS he tue system Of doing busness-hghi
expenses and small pTof,s All s,od. purchased a. Aan
a. warranted u give ecssss sssls.seGoR 90 lw-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-30

Our suPPLEMEsT-In consequence oil press
of Advertisements and other matter we are com
PEELED to issue another Supplement TO the 1T'0Hne
this morning In addition To large number oil ad-
yertisements. under the heads OF insurance
Corporation Notices. Real Estate, convey
.ness Medicines, &c. it will be found TO contain
communication on The Morals Of the Mexican
War at Washington. interesting letter from
our respondent p in London w Warrington
Intellectual Character by Rufus w Gnswold'
Extracts from Foreign Journals, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-30
CITY WHIG NOMINATIONS.


Bfady had malOTItts~7 0Is0 TVF1'''-'F'
Be sure your ticket if in the With ward READS
Peter H. Titus, it in the Xth Thaddeus T. Da
Wis. for Assembly and so in other Districts These
names have been given incorrectly, and the mis-
take Of letter may defeat the return oil wing
Assemblvm6n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-30

oUALIFIcsrioss OF VOTERS The following are
the qualifications OF voters under the new Cons1itu
ton
Every voter must have been citizen ten days and
onsoIsnt II the Stse year next prccecins any
oecOn and for The LAST tour months resident Of the
County where he Dsy Otrr his vote. Bet such clzeu
shall have been for th,y dsys preceding election
f-.acas OF the District from which The ofcer 10 70 b.
chos-n fir whom he offers dis vote
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-30

Col. FgExosTs TRIAL.-The CHioH states tnA'
the General Court Marital In the case OF Lieut. Coz RE
mon, will assemble 81 the Washington Arsenal 10 me
CITY Of Washington, the ID day OF November nsNs
tn.,esS Of meeting Al Fort Monroe IS fret ordered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-30

GsA~o GALt Ti~ss At rHE MrsEuN To-DAf-Two
splendid performances tAks place one a. coek NJ
the second h1p.st tn tne evening pfeet nainb-fs
slnr.- -nfs II this shn-nt, sud these
enable them &c 90 0Tek Western, Pete Morris The
Italian Fant0ccn Mis- Bernard, &C kc viii appear See
40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-30

~ for sPleadid EnEsHns and fall description q
iro1istsn, the magnificent oriental villa Of B,RSuN'
Esq nsN Bridgeport c. see the Sunday Dispatch for 70
morrow ofcs 81 AnEsf. IL contents rich a. usual
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-30

PIIrlAnSIrfna Oct. $40 P VI.
Officer Conrad Of Spring Garden arrested nan
n s.v vou,z ard s-nlee 10 sPPearaaee in whose pos
.e,,l5u ~. found 5000 counterfeit, money 10 rs "a
,b- Mechanics Bank Of New York The rogue ea'i'
I'm, U.s,-rn Eew. York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-30
DON'T Forge t

That Tuesday merit is Election Day, aud that
every man who fails to vote the Wing Ticket be
fore sunset on that day virtually acqu'esces IN the
Extension Of Slavery over all the Territory South
~ seo ao which our Government can wrest from
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-30

rY-Mr. CRArrIELD. who is running Tor At''r
ney General is not the Chstfeld IN our present As
sembly, As we supposed be was bat enc more
len OF the same sort,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-30

On Wednesday evening 27th Inst y hey M p.r ~
MCCOY all Of this City.
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Thiugs i'm Philadelphia.
correspoussnee Of nc TIi0une.

PHrLADELFHiA Oct -. le47
We have most delicious weather here-clear and
tetnperste-Tne importance OF the Pea Psich Island
case and the array OF legal talent which ns brought
,og.ther make the Court Room the centre OF the city
attractions The old documents found Al stoke rosa
the SCAT Of the Penn family, which have been pun 10 as
evidence by Hon ~ Clayton are exceedingly curious
and al. perhsps the oldest papers eXiant connected WHO
property in this hemisphere. The trial VIII pfoosoy
/ occupy fortnight
phiisdephis long celebrated for Its weekly newsps
ners Il 10 have ssi another The name do not know.
bur when the names Joseph r. Chandler, Dr. Robert
/ 81 Bird and George R. Gransm are announced :" its
proprletors and editors you may be- assured tnst vi"
have experience talent and energy 10 facilitate its sue
Rev. Thomas H. stockton has resigned the charge OF
the first Methodist Church Ia this city, aud Will soon
/ renoy- 10 Cincinnati where be has accepted call.
The Premiums will be awarded Al the Franklin lnsh'
tua Exhibition tomorrow aud At The close 10 morrow
nisbt an sddress will BE- delivered BY Joseph K Chsnd
/ Ter E'q .,,.
would take s. - and perhaps less II pressed but there
are no buyers 10 Corn Mesl and Rye Flour no trans
actions The only sale of Wheat reported Is lJOO bush
1 I'll. Southern red 1874; No sales of prime Corn Osh
IS 10 40 eta Whisky 30 cts. ia bos. Cotton without
/ rnovene us-holders hrmer. There have been smal
transscnus In Groceries without change OF quotsuOns
Provisions very da, and sales only Tor regular 'raa'
stocks to-day were dull and very heavy a, the close
| Fira Board and Ahsr-slO0 Lehgh Coal Scrip 20 =
Vcks Bk Il. 500 u %. %, lOlf 3JOO stse % VI
73t 3 900 Read cash 59s.
.seond Board and dher-5 600 Read BIDS cash and D,
SOL 80 Louisville Bk. ~; 6000 L 5 De- 81 %, 49, ~
Girard lO,: 100 BIZ. 81. wp, - 100 Girard CAR
O,: 100 Girsrd let 1000 Read Nj BIDS o. oOOo rem
-, 73i. o-. oo N a.
Flour is very dull, and there have been sma
sales ., about st cents decline from yesterday Gran
with light receipts continues without any mar<e
Change oats 81 10 40; Rye g 10 g cents Provision
are .tll very que, Pork selling At . TO sfi Tor rIm
and Mess Bsefsl tll for Mess and y. Tor Prime
Bacon tor trade supply a. llt for hsm', W 81 ~
sboulder. and sides Whisky firm at 81 cents tor bo'
, ,haro "a hut ittia Ia market.
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b. Telegraph to The Tribune.
rpn,I THE SOUTH.

PErEssBuss OR ss-lo A. ".
The Southern Nal IS TO- Win III os' -
They eont.io no news from THE seat Of Wal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-30

wxsrrRS FKKIsHr.-I, vii be seen. BY an ad'
verasemsns In this psPer that the Albany ana .
Isty Railroad Company comm nee rseeiFi-s 'ao ls''
wsrdins tr-igh, the Railroad on the j" day o. NO
veneer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-30
Do MT Forget


That the man who did more than any man fairly
oonld do To defeat in the National House of Repre-
ys.sn,.,ives the blu which had passed the Senate
NV two 70 one appropriating Half Million OF Dol
lara for the relief Of the Starving People OF Ireland
vhsn in their direst extremity was OrriIe Hun
gerford now the Hunker candidate for Controller
of,he Finances Of this State
Don Forget
Thu, EnwARp SANFORD who voted lone OF
three) in the State Senate against the Resolutions
almost unanimously passed protesting against ,ne
Transform alton Of Free into Slave Territory unue'
the lsws and flag Of the United States Is now the
bunker candidate for Secretary OF State ana Una
Norman b. Sm.tk, who also voted lone oil nine
on the side Of Slavery against Freedom Is a can
didsts on the same ticket TOR Prison inspector
while DANIEL E. Siekles Of like precious faith,
up for Senator.
Do M Forget
That every vote for the Hunker Ticket " Vo''
to perpetaate indefinitely the War with Mexe
and avowedly to sggravste its atrocities wi'nou
again proposing Peace or consenting to an ARM
stice.
DO MI Forget
How we got into this Wsr-what ior-by who's
orders-snd that every day OF its continuance
fncreasipS HsexpensNeheSsa "" 'o"'"e W p" NV
tain of National Debt
Do MT Forget
That to secure triumph it Is necessary that e
srtiop should be made. and that there is no man
humble that he cannot call out st least one vote D
aide his own if he will but work for It.
DO nj Forget
That Energy and Organization among the " np
win ,asars an overwhelming Wing triumph.
Do nj Forget
That the Polls open at sunrise on Tuesday NOR
ing and ciose a, sunset Of that day and
Do MT forset
Rain or shine, to be emphstically rsERE
Do nj forget
To pass the word ali along the line for a full vo
and Wing victory
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-30

Markets. Carefully reported fer TIE rr'bu~
FAIDAy October y
AsHES-Ths market for Pesrn 10 up 70 80,
rosers,e ,sls,. Po.s are o JOd6 50 and qaiet 81"
$50 bbls both descriptions
cOrrOS-Ihe sslss today have been sbosi ~
b.les nearly all Of which have been taken 81 'PaS'
Prices are more firm
WRIGHT A LEwIS's STATEMENT Oh rHE cOrros NM
C.ursnl Prtcss for Ltrop00l CLasll l1afi1s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-30

There is continued indsPositlon to purchase
rlo :, present asking rates and very e business has
conseoueutly been done today. The quotations range
from 70 ,o4 90 Grain dull and no change oil prices
slowly and selling at net average of 81 per 100 lbs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-30

~ Prof AoAssiz's FIN Lecture last evening
AZ reported expressly and admirably for The In
bune--wilI appear in our Evening Edition ms
delay is requisite to insure entire correctness In
names and terms unfamiliar to the Reporter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-30

stock 90 hsnd and on shipbosrd. no'eissneo q h
Expor, from U : " g. Britain since !" ~ 80 ls
o. s.me ttme In lcso. "
Total sxpor, from the states since lat ssp rp
.. .srne tne IN lcs,. ~, :,
Receipts prineps por,s U. s. sincs lss seY' ,.s los
came tune W - - ~, \ (
. .. zane tme IN i-to -
10 relation 10 tho crowns "a
have nothips OF import ~ add ~ our ~, ,hs -
ina, except that the weather thrVasno. fx .
Son,h h,s eoatinued Of tie mot tsvofsole ~,
nroso.cts of ,hs planter. We have sceouos 1s,a y
80, bsvin, occurred on the lih, l3sn sn' al,
.s,rh vs re ,.tisned however, has DOT o'r 80, y
- ru,ing the last three or four dsssse y. I'd
~ Ia ~ss,her here with Tee OF considers y. lrs
which urrhsps warrants the presumpaoa "a vsi'
80 ,S.d over The whole Cotton reeoo.. nr''s.<
-. - 49, 4. rthsr growth VI the plant fsu "a
s'Dp ~ !, rh~ south appears 10 have sefsed " A
~ -, 10000 bsss We view the ex's. ,tssc
,',,nc,son row. ss matter OF much lsss =. nd D
Inn ws DID six weeks ago, and are OF ~ c,~sts
s-uaad and not the sP2'y will decide w. ss,ef -
MICE tor some time ~ come. PiAn's"t - vsD -
uueh more likely " hold back the efoP - sscrsse
usual Ia case OF very lo~ prices rom W.
prosperity and pecunisry sblify 10 DO 30 a, this -
lair busiass. continued 10 DO nsnsse'eo a.. ia
ket for the remainder OF the week en1'os a. lisp
the oricys a last quoted BY VA the sotA
On Monday. the 10Th lost We received ~ csnsfs
,,o,n go,,on an outline of the news ~ ~. ,oaOsSl
Which pu, s,op TO eli rsosscnoas' w ~