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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-11-01
IRON.

N LARGE and general assortment of all sizes o
"A Common Bar, Flat, Round and Square, Broad
and Narrow Band, Axe and Hoe Bar, Plow Bar,
Plow Mouds and slabs, Nail and small Rods, to-
gether with all sizes usually called for in the above
line. For sale by A. LAUGHLIN,
APPS Water St
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REMOVAL.

"A ILLS IL HOWES have temporarily moved their
4 n Stock and Office TO the new Brick Store, on
Sycamore street, next TO Laughin's (which
place they respectfully solicit their friends and the
public ingenera to extend TO them the same liberal
patronage, they have so long enjoyed, alwas felt
grateful for, and will always endeayor to deserve.
Ssn00
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CINCINNATI, Oct. 81 p. M.
The river has risen inces. The market is
dull. Flour SO rs. Whisky l6a to IL. Moth
Ing doing in Pork or Lard.
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UFA real Mermaid, ii is said has been al.
ded TO the curiositi-s Of the Boston Museum.
IL is very like half Monkey and half Cod
fish.
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BLACKSMITH,s TOOLS.

a FULL and general assortment o
~ every thing in that line, namely An
-$fzvi wills, Bellows, Vices, Screw Plates
Rasp, Files and Crates
For sale by A. LAUGHLlN
apps Waite street
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FALL GOODS.

JUST received few cases of my Fall stock, a.
- rnongst which are some Linen Edgings, Laces
silk and worsted Fringes &c.
OCT NJ W. FOSTER
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Custom Ready Made lothing,
At Wholesale and X tail,
WINTER CLOTHING,

Being Fresh aud New. made up in the latest i'm
proved Fashions-he can offer much greater induce
ments for those in want of Clothing and Furnishing
Goods purchase OF him, than can be found ut any
other place i'm the State. He pTocures his Cloths III
very large quantities. and mostly for Cash, which
gives HIM an advantage over those who purchase in
small quantites-hence the reason he can underseil
all his would be competitors. His stock now con-
sists of
OVER COATS,
Made up from all the various kinds of Cloth. now
i'm usc-a part of which nice Brown, Blue, and
Blue Black, heavy Broadcioths. Also-BlUe, Drab,
and Brown. Beaver and Blanket Cloths-Also, Pilot,
Heavy Frocks and Sacks, an article which every
business and aboring man will find just the thing
for his comfort They made up from the best
Styles o Cloths for service, he can lind in the mar
ket and warranted 10 give good satisfaction Dress
and Frock Coats, I'm great abundance, made from
Ger man, French, English and American Cloths, OF
all colors usually worn, which will be found in the
Attest style OF cut and Finish. A few thousand pie
ces of PANGAIOONS,
New and nice, made from Blue. Blue Black, and
Black Cassimeres, as gooo can be found at the
railor's. Also, all kinds of Doeskn Satinet, and
Satin Vests, of the most choice Patterns. Also Boys
Clothing under Shirts and Draw ers, and large
sortment OF Caps of all kinds adapted TO Fall and
Winter wear. Furnishing Goods for Gents, such as
fine white Shirts of all kinds. Also-Hamilton
Stripe Twilled Stripe, and plain white Shirts Linen
Bosoms and Collars Black and Fancy Silk Cravats
Wooden Socks, Suspenders, Gloves, Stocks Belts,
IIandkerchefs, Overalis, Umbrellas, Green Spencers
| Trunks, &c. oct. 2O-tf.
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r EP OR TIE d
FOR THE EVANSVILLE JOURNAL

LOUISVILLE. Oct. 81, P. M.
The telegraph reports the death of Gen
Kearney. He died at ST. Louis.
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DAILY JOURN AL.

The DAILY JOURNAL is published every morning
Sundays excepred) at 10 cents per week, payable
10 the Carriers, or s. 20 per annuni, payable in
advance.
The TRI- WEEKLY JOURNAL, for The country, con
tanning all the matter OF the Daily Journal, Is pub
ished on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, al
"a 90 per annum in advance
The WEEKLY JOURNAL is published every Thursday
at 50 90, three copies for s. %, seven copies for
Sill 90, ten copies for SIS CO. in advance
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A CARD,

TNHE undersigned having purchased the interest
l. If ). Z. Johnson in The Livery Stable, tenders
his services TO the public and soliciis continual ton
of favors. His stable is at the old stand on Vine
street, between the Johnson House and the river
where he can at all times be found, ready to wait
upon the public He intends keep good stock, and
his charges shall be in accordance with the times
oct 7-tf JAMES WHITE
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Star Clothing Store.
C. errer Main and First St. Evansville

4 GUMBERTS, would inform his friends and
"A. the public in general, that he has lately com
menced the CLOTHlEK BUSINESS In his spacious
brick building ON the corner of Main and First streets
Evansville. Ind, where Inc intends to keep constantly
on hand large and well assorted stock OF fashion
ae and plain seasonable
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-11-01
81 - Canal Letting.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

THE undersigned Trustees of the Wabash and
Il Erie Cana hereby give notice that they will
ceive sealed proposals at Point Commerce in Greene
County, Indiana, on the 18th day Of November next
for the construction OF Il miles of said Canal
ding along the valley of the west fork of White River,
rom Point Commerce to the village of Newberry i'm
said County. On this division, there be con-
ssIucted Lift Locks, ond Guard Lock dam across
White River IL feet in height and over 400 feet in
length; together with the usual variety of work be-
longing to Canal The line will be divided into
sections averaging about halt mile in length.
AT the same time and place, proposals will be re-
ceved tor the performance of part OF the Rock Elk
cavation at the Patoka Summit, in Pike County
This section will embrace near 0C0 cubic yards of
solid rock, varying in depth from to Is feet,
gether with port ion of earth excavation.
The work to be done will be ready for inspection
for two weeks previous to the day OF letting during
which time all necessary information will be given
bv the Resident Engineer.
Payment viii be made the work progresses, in
par funds.
CHARLES BUTLER,
A. NJ. PuETT, : Trustees DC.
TIiOS. H. BLAKE.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES,
Terre- Haute Ind, Sep. lS4S sep 13-td
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r e M OV AL

OF the New York Cheap Store
To the Brick Store on Main Street. for.
merly occupied by William Hughes.
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NEW GOODS, AND CHEAI

NEW GOODS, AND CHEAP.
lust received by the subscriber. a large and very
y superior stock of Dry Goods, embracing all the
varieties usual for the season. Also choice
ment of Gimps Frnges, Linen, Corset Laces, Nee
dies, Blk Pins, LaIie's and chidren's Hosiery
Gloves Whalebone, Linen and Cotton Tapes, Braid
and Floss, ami every variety of White and Colored
Spool Cotton, with hundreds of other small articles
i'm the Trimming line numerous TO mention, fol
sale low for cash or produce.
WILLIAM HUGHES,
oct "a. Corner Main & Second streets.
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received from Baltimore.
l. 50 boxes ass'd brands Virginia Tobacco,
$4,000 do do HAVANA Segars,
For sale by [oc 23l ALLlS g. HOWES.
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100 -'arrels Kenhawa Salt for sale by
fUO (dec Cliff JOHN SHANkLIN.
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/ OBSTERS-Received per steamer Dove from
IL Boston, 100 cans fresh HOLSTERS, hermetrirally
sealed; for sale by Toe 23l ALLlS & HOWES.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-12-21

be elected by a triumphant ma orty-but such
is not the conclusion which well informed ana
unpreudiced persons arrive at in Paris. NO one
doubts that Louis Napoleon will receive the
greatest number of votes but it is CONSIDERED
very doubtful whether he can secure the 2'Oou.
coo which is requisite before he can be elected
by the popular vote. Should the choice OF Pres
dent be thrown into the Assembly, there is not
a question but that General Cayaignac would be
elected by very large majority.
Louis Napoleon has published manifesto to
the nation, which is replete with fair and patriot
c promises, and which, it is presumed, will prove
of material advantage towards securing his cleo
ton Lamartlne, il is now said, will not be a
candidate, but will throw his influence in favor
Of Cavignac.
In England the cholera has almost entirely
ceased its ravages. In Scotland, too, there has
been a material diminulion of cases.
In London, Liverpool, and other leading mar.
kes, the Corn trade exhibits continued and
general downward tendency and great Gulncss,
increased by very heavy importations during the
pas, ten days, The supply from America has
exceeded the most sanguine expectations and
there is every probability that prices will contn-
ue to rule low--possbly much lower than at
present.
The Iron market continues inactive, and pri-
ces are something lower.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-12-21
The Ohio INSTRUMENTATION
coming to close.
COLUMBUS, Dec. Tsp. NJ.

tOLUMBUS, Dec I0-f. VI.
!Sennie.--In the Senate, things have began 10
assume business like aspect. All the Standing
Committees have been appointed and announc-
ed. After the transaction of some other business
of local character, the Senate adjourned until
Monday.
House.-The Democrats after considerable
wrangling, adopted Mr. Norton S. Townsend'-
"peace proposition" The Wings have had it
under consideration all day, and the probability
is that they will adopt it tomorrow, with some
modification. They adjourned until tomorrow
mornlng-the Democrats still maintaining their
original position.
The feeling today is that some compro rise
will be effected during tomorrow, and that the
House will be regularly organized on Monday.
The proposition says that all cerlicated mem
bers, except those from Hamilton county, shall
take their seats, and that the members from
Hamilton county shall in no wise participate in
the deliberations of the House until their respec-
tive rights to seats therein shall be fairly deter
mined upon the principles Of right aud justice
that all the members elect prcseu, shall at once
proceed to elect temporarily the officers of the
House; that should the seals contested be de-
clarcd vacant, the matter to be referred back tc
the people,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-12-21

a[-It is only day two since heard of of
Palsy aud Apopcxy cured by the ceehated Lithontripc
Mixture. We give the of Mr. EdmondS OF steamer
Cleveland ofthc Great Lakes the gentleman who c,es
to it, in his particular case, and we advise all
pamphlet and the history OF the Mr. Ed.
mond' mother, aged lady cured of by this
great article, and was but yesterday letter from
cuicd Oa fever of twenty stundng Srch
do follow the Of the trash Of arsapnrilas ud other
"yaih drinks" which any cid lady make by the gallon
for tho ofsix
This Great American Remedy a careful and scientific
Iepaation, which has bned thu first Chemists of the
country in their attempts to auayze DR. Vaughn has had
tho satisfaction his articles Introduced into the prac-
tce OF medical they declare it to be remedy of great
power and will overthrow the whole theory ot medicine
administered by the M.D's
Rcad-rsee advertisement in columns, G. G. Vaughn
Vegetable LithOuttipc Mixture the Great American Rem
edy-G6l pamphlet of Agent of Agents.
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Eatest Nous.

Foreign Liverpool, Dec. 2-Government has
determined to release sundry of the State Pris-
oners in Ireland, among them the two A,neri-
cans. The Pope has left Rome secretly for
France. lbraaiul Pacha is dead.
Domestic. In the Senate, on Monday the Cal.
ifornia and New Mexico bill was referred to the
Judiciary committee. The House LAID on the
table the motion to reconsider the vote adopting
the resolution of Mr.. Root as to Slavery in New
Mexico and California-ayes LOG, noes 80 SO
the resolution stands adopted; good. Mr.. Gid
dings asked leave to introduce bill giving the
people Of the District Of Columbia the pnvileg
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IEVEN DAYS LATER FROM
EUROPE.
kRIyAL OF THE STEAMSHIP MAG
ARA.

kRIyAL OF THE STEAMSHIP MAG
ARA.
urreciion IN Rome .4ssassination Of the
'opes Prime Minister French Armed Inter-
Feriion.
Cnu ROYAL Mail Steamship Niagara, Capt
rie arrived at this port at | o'clock, A. NJ,
n Liverpool, Cd. and Halifax, 18th inst, after
of The most boisterous passages ever expe-
heed in passing the Atlantic. Capt. Ryrle
compelled to bring his Liverpool Pilot thro'
Boston, owing to his inability to leave the
inner.
som Halifax to this port she has experienced
thick and unpleasant weather..
he tiiberaia arrived at Liverpool, on Monday
,ious to the sailing OF the Niagara
he steam frigate United States arrived at
smouth, list INST
successful instruction has taken place in
cty of Rome, accompanied With the delib-
assassination of Rossi, the Prime Minister,
,e alighted from his carriage at the entrance
he Chamber of Deputies, on the 18th ult.-
lie following day the insurgents proceeded
body to the Pope's palace, where they de-
ded a new and more Democratic Ministry,
four other CONCESSIONS, all of which the
at first refused to grant. Subsequently the
ems renewed their demands to the Pope, and
MN All HOuT W COHsluCis uitSi "h'S''t NV
sd to, they announced their firm determl-
pn 10 break into the Palace and put 10 death
inmate thereof, with the single exception
is Holiness hirself. As successful resist
was not 10 be hoped for, Plus TX. yielded,
sent Tor Galletti, and with him arranged the
Ministry in accordance with the demands
he people. Mamianl is appointed Minister
oreign Affairs. Accounts from Rome up
evening of the 20th have been received,
hch time there prevailed perfect tranquility
e Deputies, proposition had been made to
re his Holiness Of the fidelity of that Chaui-
but when put 10 the vote it was rejected.
Paris, the only topic OF interest, except the
dental contest, is the course which the
Prnh,ent has adopted in consequence OF the
Is which have taken place at Rome. A pro-
impression has been produced by the an
cement made in the Assembly, that the
rnnent had resolved to send an expedition
no to Civita Vecchia, to secure the person
perly OF the Pope-and M. Corceles, who
peen ordered on an extraordinary mission t
has instructions to offer his Holiness al
in France. The Government disclaln
Intention to interfere in the political affair
pine, or OF employing troops otherwise thal
curing the personal liberty OF the Pope.
e txcitement in regard 10 the approaching
on continues 10 inc ease in Paris and THO
rance. The English accounts leave scarce
room 10 doubt that Louis Napoleon viii
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Wholesale Prices Current.
From the Boston Daily Advertiser. =.

.1shes-Pot, IA a 6 l2j Pearl ditto.
Beespan-Yellow 10 u "a.
Brstles-Anercan 80 n 40.
Fsathers--Livc geese Northern 81 a 49,
FlVur-Genesee fancy So 90 q 75-common 800 to 20
(}rainNouhern coru 81 "a Rye w % Oats 10 W
White Beans 81 u %.
Hay-plessea 1900 lbs. 10 50a II.
Hdes-Saughter III. u l-2; calf skins oak 70 t5
hemlock SO a s. sherp-kins q II 30 49,
Hops-lst sort l548, sael2
LsahsBoston Slaughter 10 Is 81 calf skins eurred
70 a75
Liasesd cake per ton $50 25.
Lims-'rhomaston uask % 65, Camden 90 a GO.
Pastsr-lon, 2 TO 9 Is
ProosiOHs beef bill $40 50 10 ii So prime 81
75 pork clear sis So clear ~ SO is, moss 10
IA, prime 10 so II lad bu ter, shipping and stOi
lsa 10, prime family 10 " cheese, now mix ~ :
l-2 four meai q.
Seed-Norharn clover TO- heIds grass hushel 5O y
rs, rcd toP 20 = ".
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of expressing their views on Slavery. meaning
by the word "people" 10 include blacks. Laid
on the table, l05 to II.
o. The Cholera is increasing in New York.
o. Park theatre, N. Y. city, was burnt on
Saturday evening.
u S. Senator'S Elected. A. P. Butler for South
Carolina, Augustus c. Dodge and Geo. w. Jones
from Iowa-al locos.
o. The Vermonters are expecting snow
sometime after this-they don't know when. We
are having Virginia winter.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-12-21

o. According to the report OF the Postmaster
General, the whole number OF PostlnaseTs in
the United States exceeds Is 000, OF winch four
thousand one hundred aad sixteen were appoint
cd or reappointed during the past year.
tU5- The Washington Correspondent of the
New York Express says, that the Wing mem
bers of Congress are "neihcr bosterous in their
Joy, nor revengeful as yctors." Nothing is
known in Washington of Gen. Taylors Cabi
net.
~ The steward of the American ship Chde
Harold, has been arrested for carrying hmerl-
can papers 10 Havana, and is now in irons there,
with FIVE natives, who have been imprisoned for
expressing opinions in favor OF annexation TO
the United States.
FATAL MIsrAKE.-Mrs. Nixon, of Medina,
Orleans CO., who was riding 20 Albion with her
husband, last Thursday, called at the drug store
for morphine to relieve a tooth ache. The lad
gave her strychnine, fatal poison. She died al
mos, Immediately alter applying it.-Troy Post.
Isl inst.
CoMMENDABLE,-The Wings of St Louis eel
ebraled The election of Gen. Taylor on the 22d
ult by Supper Festival, furnished by the Why
ladies' of that City, the proceeds to constitute a
fund for the relief and assistance of the poor
during the approaching winter
CINCINNATI Ohio, Dec. Ia.
Senator for Indian a. Gov Whitcomb was to-
day elected by the Assembly, as U. s. Senator
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NORTHERN RAILROAD
AND
Franklin and asriSfOl Railroad.
La "a IsT ~ Is

On and after Friday, December 10, 1913,
vUus PASSENGER TRAINS, IN connection with
tho tho Lowell, Nashua, and Concord Railroads
will : follows, viz: =. -,
Leave Boston Bristol and Lebanon, N. H., Mortified atd
Wells River, vi. At ] , A. VI. .
Leave Boston for Lebanon and Bristol NJ H. and Norhhed'
VT. ut 10 NJ. :,
Leave Concord TO- 40 A. NJ und i. M on inc sTVai OF
the from Boston. =,
Leave West Lebanon Concord, Lowell and Boston at IL
A. NJ. and 10 r. NJ. on the arrival OF the caIs from
the Yves, aud North
Nashua and Worcester Norwich Railroads und tue con
meet ing stcamgoat liues.
Passengers aking the 2AM. train from Boston, reach
Rutland Middl.Lury, Montpelier, St. Johnshury Lyndon
sooner Than any other and sanstead and sherboos
second day. 80
This road connects with the Vermont Central and Con
neciicut and Passumpsc Railroads Ut the mouth OF ME
River and il the direct route 10 Central ana Northetn ne"
np,hirs aud Nor hern aud Western Vermont, and Inns
proportion of railroad in those directions
than any other route.
Numerous stages connect with all parts o. the roads, and
on the arrival Of the train Bristol, Stages leave io
New Hampton, Plymouth, Thornton, Rumney, Wanen and
towns in those routes Leave Lebanon for Merdea, and
Carcmont and West Lebanon for Windsor and lot bano
yer, on the arrival Of tho second Train.
Stages leave Wells River On The ARRIVAL OF tho cars an"u
four u. NJ for Bath, Llltl ton Lancaster &c N H. Lyn
don. llurdwck Crasbury, W., sianead and shei'rooS
Canada.
Stages leave White River vilage for Woodstock, &c..
leave Koyuton for Chesel &clenve Bethe ior Mdlebu
D.&c.-leave Nort6eld for Montpelier, HaTdwiek, stun
stead Burlington, Montreal and other towns l" 'ho'' dee
tons. 49,.
All passenger baggage must he properly marked, and whei
valued than $50, notice must be given and eS'r
charges paid, beyond that amount VIII he allowed
MeIchn nd izo trains run daily, Sundays executed.
ONsLoW sTEARNs Agent.
Concord N n. Dec "A, 1913. OIL
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NOTICE.,
CHESHIRE RAILROAD.
TINE ALTERED.
"a ~ gs..s :3 :ii::.ss;::ss
On aud aHsr Monday. Dec. IL, ls4s,

On and af1.r Monday. Dec. rs, las,
DASsENi Il TRAIN wall run as follows:
L L. ave Keeue ut 4, A. aud ,, 10 7. NJ.
Arrive at Boston n, 10, A. NJ, and u, SIS NJ.
Leave boston II, 7, A. NJ. and ., 45 =. N.
Arrive nj Keene I, A. NJ. nd i, As, p. NJ.
These Trains connect at Groon with the Nashua and
Worcester Stony Railroads by which, in connrc
tiou with other railroads, passengers may proceed, Hhoa
delay Groton Nashua, Manchester, C.ncord Lowell
to the eastern part New Hampshire and the State OF
Maine. Also TO Worcester, Providence, sprinhedi New
York and the West.
stages will run with the T aims as follows
From Winchrndon Rindge and IaItey the arrival Of
the morning Trains up ,tuniys, Wednesdays ana ~
days, and returning on opposite days - ne
From Fzwilliam, for Richmond, Winchester, hnsda'o
and Braeboro Tuesdays, Thursday ind Saturdays,
on arrival Of the morning Trains ups aud returning from
places the opposite days connect with last Tram
down hcns tho shortest Railroad and Stage route from 'os
Brattieboro' days, arrival OF afternoon 1ra,
from Boston up, arriving at Bratehoro same evening and
rningg iEsia fs'kf f9i
gers will arrive at Boston at II, A. VI.
At Keene Stngas will Connect with all the Tfains tonnd
from Wapoe, Bellows Falls Chester, Cavendis Ludlow,
tn Rutland and Burlington; Drew villc Astead, Charles
town Springfield, WoathersfeId Caromont, Newport,
Windsor Woodstock and Montpelier to Burlington
This line, ia connexion with the fichbnrg haoau, ana
the Stages and from Keene forms direct line I" com
municntion between Boston and Northern Vermont and
Northern New Hampshire und the SHORTEST ANA MOST d.
Rlcr LINE between Southern, Middle and western yer
mont and Western New llimpshe nnd BostoH and Also ~
come zion with stages Wnchendun ana fltcpurt
to Wo.cestc and the Worcester and Providence Ru'Ionu
the most between those sections oil vermont aht
>ew Hampshire and Worcester Comfy and tho sln,e
Rhde ind and connection with siage- from iltctOI
Muss TO Lowell direct communication heween tho same
nortious of New Hampshire and Vermont and Lowell.
Freight Trims will daily to aud from Boston, II
.onnection with the regular Fitchhuig Trains -,
For further information, inquire at b!seI"wS express vi
6c.. No. As, Bratte. street OF No. II, Elm. street
n.y. O ~ r. VI. EDWARDS, President.
L. TILTON, EngineeI
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Boston Market, Dec. is.

ProvsionsFo want of stock the transactions condn
cd principally TO small lots. Prime Pork Is hed at aud
extra clear SIS per barrel, mouths No o, clear
in the market Western mess beef brings II II so east
10 So Lard ~ barrels l2 &c., kegs l2 DC.
Boston hams &c per pound, mos Flour.-rhe market IL
without chanso-demand moderate Gennesse. pure CON
mon brands, 62 Ia rs. Con-The market is excess
lvciy dull Wa quote yellow fiat SIS Sc white So 45c
per bushe for new old is held PC hgher Norihern oats
bng ssc Southern 30 See Eastern 3lc Rye soc per bush
a cush