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PATENT OFFICE, August g. lS4s.
an the petit,on OF Darlington Wilson, OF New York

PATENT OFFICE, August 8, l84S
an the petition OF Darlington Wilson, OF New York
" city, praying for the extension Of patent granted to
Darlington Wilson, for improvement In cooking stoves,
TAX s place the 10Th day OF October, 1875
IL is ordered that the said petition be heard at the Patent
Office on The first Monday in October, AT IL O'Clock,
and al persons notified appear and show cause If
any they have why said petition ought not to be granted
National Intel gencer, and National Demokat, washing
ton; Pcnns yvanan, Philadelphia True Sun and Sun,
New York Post Boston and Gazette, Portsmouth, New
Hampshire once week for three successive weeks piev
Gus to the first Monday in October next
EDMUND BURKE,
Commissioner OF Patents.
p s. Editors the above papers will please copy, and
send their bills 10 the Patent Office, with paper contain
mo this notice Aug 5-law3w
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nRITISH EssAyIsTs.-The Tatter and the Guardian,
ID both complete in vol. svo, with notes and index
London copy. -
The Rambler the Idler the Adventurer and the Con-
noissenr Athe four complete in VOL ovo. London ll
The Spectator, eomplete in VOL London copy with
notes and general index. .I, ..H -
July "a tsti I'd. F.TAfLoh'
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Lives insured l04
NORRIS ROBINSON, President.
SAML. HANNAY, Secretary
CHARLES De SELDING, No. III Todd's Buildings,
Pennsylvania avenue, Agent.
w. P. JOHNSTON, M. d., opposite City Post Office,
7th street, Physician.
Pamphlets explanatory of the principles and operations
of the company be obtained application at the
agents office
July 4-law4w Nat. Int
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roR NOR vor.K-r wO TRIPS A WEEK.

IT, The steamer OSCEOLA having discontinued
her trips TO Baltimore until further notice,
WILL on Wene sday the 26th July, making two
trips week Norfolk Leaving Washington every We'd
nesday and Saturday at O'Clock a, Returning leave
Norfolk every Monday and Thursday at o'clock. p m.
Passage and lane IS 90. NJ l l,,lsso s..a.b =. -,
She touches, going and returning AT Pinsy Point Old
- JAMES MITCHELL,
Julv a. a'' afl fo'- Z EoIf 70 Captain.
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THElUNlON.g

some little glory won in war which they themselves
have character,zed as unconstitutional and unnecessa
~ these seem 10 be the whole foundation for that hope
Of success which your party has SO yauntngly proclaim
ed November will test the strength OF that hollow re-
Iia.ee and 10 that decisive test now appeal
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DRESS RAILWAY PRACTICE, a collection OF
ID working plans and practical details OF Construction LIST
and I'd series, volumes quaro.
Woods Practical Treatise Railroad and Locomotives,
volume.
Trae Pratqae DIES Chemns de Fer, par Menard, vol
Brussels.
Tredgold on Railroads and Carriages.
Wishaw's Analysis of Railways. Badnal on Railways
Railways, their construction and management, by Lee
Pambour Locomotives. Gordon on Locomotives
Masonry and Stone Cutting, by Nicholson
Guide 10 Railway Masonry, by Nicholson.
Shaw's Operative Masonry.
Vcat Clements Paisley Clements lotion on Mortafs
Haskels Engineers Guide in Boring $40
Engineers and Contractors Pocket Book for iS4S
McNe's Tables for Excavations and Entertainments
Bashforth's Calculations Of EarthwoIk
Guide 10 Measuring and Valung OF AIificers Works.
Kellys Earhwork Tables. Hau and Hosking on Bridges
Gwlt on Arches. Bland on Piers and BuItresses
Buck on Oblique Bridges. Hart on Oblque Arches
Imported from London by +. TAYLOR, together with
MANY other valuable works the class oil subjects
June7.
n HI. HOOE, Il co, Market Space, between 7th and
9Th Streets will from this date offer their entire stock
summer goods prime cost Their stock VI dress goods
consists of great variety OF ssues'
lawns, silks, lustres, gingtans, &C.
In fancy articles they name "
Lace capes, both white and black
Worked collars and CHEMISTS
Rich white Grape shawls o.,
Clear lawn and needle work handkerchieis
Kid silk, and Lislethread gloves
Silk and hosiery .f
Thread lace black silk laces
Thread and bobhin edgngs and inscrings
Together with every other article in our line
Also a rye LOT Of heavy undressed Irish linen, ior
Linen shesngs, towclings, diapers, table damask',
All Of which win he offered such prices will ensure
speedy sales The public are invited to coll and see Tor
ticias elves. -t1s.i iH-l. H.E rrT
July 29-3ta w3wif ,ss7g io I'll
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Notice to Prescription Claimants.

Every person entitled to the right of presumption
of the lands within the townships and fractional townships
above enumerated is required to establish the to the
of the register and receiver Of the proper land
Office and make payment therefor, practicable
seeing this notice, and before the day appointed for
OF the public sale of the lands embra
eng claimed, such claim win forfeit
cd RICHARD M. YOUNG,
Commissioner of the General Land Office
July 9--lswl2w
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Notice to PRESERVATION Claimants.

Every person entitled the right of presumption to any
lands within the townships and fractional townships
above enumerated is required establish the same TO the
register and receiver of the proper land of
ce and make yment therefor practicable after
seeing notice before the day appointed for the
mencement the public sale oil the lands embracing the
tract claimed otherwise such claim will be forfeited.
RICHARD Nj. YOUNG,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
MAJ, Il
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A Foreman Wanted-The post OF foreman TO the South
n Caonan office will be the LIST October next,
the present incumbent going into business at that time
most satisfactory references capacity and skill In the
management of printing office, and also as to sobrety
and good morals He only be capable OF carrying
on newspaper, but be good book and Job printer as
areat deal of this kind of work is done in The office Pref
erence would be given to married who would take
charge the apprentices; and to such, convenient and
spacious dwelling attached to The office, would be iurn shed
low rent.
A. G. SUMMER,
Columbia, S. G.
N B. To n suitable individual possessing the proper
qualifications would sell interest in the office in order
to secure the proper mechanical management OF the esab
lshmen The office is of the most extensive in the
southern country. a VI. D.
July 26-w3t
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TN accordance with of the legislature OF the Stae
Texas ito provide for ascertainng the debt OF inc ae
republic of Texas" approved 10Th March, lSps nouce
hereby given ali persons having claims or demands ~
money against the late republic of Texas, to present no
The auditor and comptroller OF public accounts @
before the second Monday in November, lsis OF n'
will be postponed I,o,
The provisions of the aforesaid act require the aud
and comptroller, jointly, to receipt under their seas o.
ce for all claims presented, seng forth the par vau
thereof at the time the accrued, the date and amour
hereof distinguishing between the different classes
claims in the following manner; First the audited Oh ~
cerained claims, such stock bonds, treasury notes. %
ary scrip any other audited sscertained claim Ss
ond, all claims with sufficient evidences and vouchers
authorize them audit under the late republic oil Texas
vouchers. 81. r.
And it further made the duty OF the auditor and COMP
olIer Jointly, report the Legislature, for final adu
ment the whole and character of The pubic dggs
ascertained according the provisions OF the said act
classification and rats of payment recommended Ny tpe
10 be subject to the revision, amendment and ralibcau'
of the legislature. JOHN Nj. SWISHER, Auditor
JAMES SHAW, Comptroller
Austin Texas Nav 49, l84s. June Is wom
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A GLE NCX FOR CL A M I,
III lk.nahfuxf0n. ~. q


L,ERDINAND w. RISQUE, Attorney and Counsellor at
IL Law, formerly of Lyncbburg Va, but more recently
?, % LOUIS Missouri, has opened an o,es AZ INV nnired
States either before Congress the several Executive De
He viii attend 10 claims OF every description whatsoever.
sapctoned by law requiring the services OF agent AT
iicuiarly and specially devoted the following VIZ
Revolutionary olnms of all kinds Land claims generally
with Great Britain Applications for patents for useful IN
venons Claims Of all kinds arising of the late war
with Mexico, particularly for bounty lands treasury
scp aearages OF pay mileage, and for horses other
property lost or DESTROYED while in the military service Of
will be promptly attended to- He win also give his
tcula attention the prosec of the claims of ndivd
uals against the War Department. for expenses incurred
subsistence transportation furnished the volun
teers during the Mexican war before being mustered and
received into The service OF the United States.
Fees reasonable. Office in Lakemeyer's European Hotel
Pennsylvania avenue between lith and 18th streets.
TIE undersigned take pleasure in recommending to the
public Ferdinand w. Risque, esq, as competent and
faithful agent prosecute any claims against the several
departments Of the general government
Washington City, June, 1873
J. Y MASON, Sec'y of Navy, LINN BoYD. Kentucky,
w. ALLEN, Ohio, ARMIsrED BURT, > Carolina,
ID. r. ATcHsoN, },,; J. h. j. DANIEL, N c.,
THos. IL BENTON, ''''oo' RICHARD FRENCH, Kentucky,
SIDNEY BREEsR, Illinois, ]. s GREEN, Missouri
SIMON CAMERON Pa, W. p. HALL, Missouri,
JEFFERSON DAVIS, lMi THos. j. HENLEY, Indiana,
II. s. FooTE, NH Isaac f. HoLMEs, s. Carolina,
REvERpY JOHNSON, Md, GEo. s. IIoUsroys Alabama,
J t o A. DIX New York, T BUTLER KING Georgia.
e. A. HANNEGAN, Indiana, /. w. LIGoN, Maryland, -
T fAn i1 j. Rrss TeSas, Henry g Munpmr. n ~
JACOB w. MILLER N, Jersey DAVID OUTLAW, N Carolina,
j. d. WEsrcoTr ir fforisa John s PHELPS, Missouri,
J. r. UNpERwooD Kentuc XIV X. B. RHErr South Carolina,
United States senator's w. A. RICHARDSON, Illinois,
JAMES SHIELDS, RoBERT O. ScHENoK, OHIO,
Brig Gen IT, s. Il A. ID. SIMS, South Carolina,
TRUMAN SMITH Connecticut,
w 8 Harvey CALEB b. SMITH, Indiana,
Col I'd Dragoons u. s. n. ROBERT SMITH, Illinois,
ALEX IL STEPHENS Georgia,
BENJ +. LARNEp, T.. w. ToMPKINs, Mississippi,
Act'g Payrn'ter Gen. U. S. Il. r. TooMBs, Georgia,
A. w. VENABLE, NJ Carolina,
W. s PARRorr d. WALLACE, South Carolina
Late IT, g. Sec of Legatior J. WENTWORTH, Illinois,
TO Mer,eo. Hueu WHITE New York,
G. n Gresham JAMES WILSON, ~ H.,
Dojor and O. H. U.SA. Members House of Reps.
July I3-3id&2aw3m
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QUEENS OF ENGLAND, by Agnes Strickland N'n
vol Biographical and Political History 81 y9nKts's,
Poets, VOL iSas Evangene by Loogow, vol, ls4s
Bryant's Poens iull and cotnplete edition, voa, me'
Philosophy, yo 1875; Diplomatic and official RaPeE Of
Daniel Webster while Secretary Of State, ys 1879 DO
esc Animals of the Farm, by Alonher bf6edfnG real
ing feeding, and management, vol, 1873 .,
June n f ,i' A'HiN r. TAfLOh'
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TUNE Report OF the Mutual Life Insurance COmpn-
u ny of New York, No. 35 Wall street,
This institution during the month of June, issued one
hun ed andin new nOlicies.
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4 ,ONGREss DIRECTORY, new edition, corrected to
" I'D June, lsas rs cents ].
June "a F. TAYLOR.
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Pennsylvania CollcKe-Medical Department,
ELhert street nhnre ELerenth PHILADELPHIA

FLbert street, ADORE Eleventh, PhhddetPhtd
NHE course of instruction for the session OF 1873 ~ will
i commence Monday. the 10th OF October next and
continue until the ensuing LIST OF March The annual COM
lnencelent be held thereafter as practicable
Anatomical open from October lst TO April lst
Clinical instruction the Pennsylvania Hospital
WILLIAM DARRACH M. D., Theory and Practice OF Medi-
cine -.
JOHN WLTBANK, NJ D. Obstetrics and Diseases OF Wo.
men and Children @ -
HENRY S. PATTERSON M. D., Matera Medicu and Thea-
peutJcS.
WILLIAM r. GRANT, Nj. d., Anatomy and Physiology
DAVID GILBERr M. d., Principles and Practice OF Sur
gerry. :. =. -,
9 WASHINGTON L. ArLEE, NJ d., Medical Chemistry.
Fees: Matriculaon Us 90; TO each professor, $o Oo
HENRY s. PATTERSON, M. D.,
Aug S-law6w Registrar, No. ~ Arch street
II a meeting OF the Orphans Court Of Charles ooan.
"A ty State of Marylanc, held the 18th day OF July,
ls4S, the follow ing appears amongst its proceedings;
CHARLES County ORpHAN's CoURr-June Term, lSi5.
Upon petition OF ] r.. Brent
Ordered, That John Alexander Manning, administrator
de bonis Wlred Manning late OF said county de-
ceased give said JOS r. Brent counter security
prayed before the 10th day of October next pro-
vded copy of his order be published IN the Union once
each week for the space of three successive weeks prior
TO the said 10th day of October
W. L. SMITH,
Register of Wills, Charles county, Md
August S-law3w
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Post Office Department, July q. 1sis-law
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WASHINGTON. July %, 1913.
Aug. tin sI" N
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---1---'Ai-i-- SUlcIDi.--'ir. i.icnard Easton, Oi
Hamilton, Treasurer of Butler Co., o. shot himself
yesterday morning, in his at the u 3. Hotel
The report OF the revolver was heard by those next
door, 81 % mimi ties before q at past 8, some OF his
friends from Hamilton caedto see him ON particular
business, and upon going to his room, the door was
found locked. After trying to arouse him and fail
ing, they looked into the room over the door. He
was lying in bed on his back still alive. but insensi
BILE, having shot himself in the right ear. A note
was found on the stand stating that he had written
to Mr. Caldwell Of Hamiton the cause of his taking
his life, and put the letter in the office the
evening before, with other letters He said in two
or three conversations since he to this city, on
Sunday, that ne would soon leave this world. He
left wife and four children to mourn his loss His
remains were sent home at O'Clock last evening"
Gin. Com. Of 7h inst
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MuRDER.-Last night between 8 and 10 o.
clock, as the steamboat Gen. Scott was leaving
our wharf, a difficulty arose between two of
the he nds of the boat which terminated by one
receiving fatal stab from the hand of the 9TH
er. The facts, as near as we could learn, are as
follows: James Currey, whose duty it was TO
keep he engine creased and in order, was de-
tained at his work until after his mess had got
through with their supper, and when his task
xss done he went to the usual place of eating
where ne found another messe ngaged-picking
up pate for the purpose of helping himself
ne Ras accosted by deck hand, named Joseph
Brown, with these words, ''You are id dir
~ greaser," to which Currey retorted pretty sc.
<erely, after bandying words short time Cur
~ tesk ms plate to the cook house to get his
supper, and the quarrel had apparen dropped.
Returning again near to where Brown was
seated, he (Brown)a second time made use of
the above language, and sharp words again
passed between them. Brown, at this time
being Ou his feet, stopped down for the pIlr-
pose OF getting the knife he had been eating
with and as soon as he raised with il Currey
struck him blow with his fist and Immediate
ly afterwards he (Currey) was heard to exclaim
ii am murdered" Brown escaped to the wheel
house where he was discovered after the boat
lad got under head way. but she Immediately
rounded too, and the murderer was committed
10 jaii . stand his trial at the September term
OF the CIRCUIT Court
The sum Of one hundred and twenty dollars
ia gold was found upon the person of the muir
dred man.
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GThe news we published on Thursday
In an extra was not of sufficient importance
to induce the Commercial to do any thing OF
the sort, because, as the editor said, that sheet
had already published it two days before; but
1t icds of importance enough for him to repub-
fish it, after the Journal and Democrat had
placed it before the public. What discrlmna-
lion. We are more than ever satisfied that
the smartness of that chap will some day set
the river on fire.
We think the editor of the Commercia
should be satisfied with the notoriety and fame
lie has acquired from having his name printed
at the head of that sheet, and should not court
a quarrel with us for the purpose of extending
either. But whether he is content or not he
can get no help from us in that way We would
have no objection to assisting the principal
(psrhaps sole) proprietor of the Commercial to
establish himself in profitable business here
fhe thinks we can do so, but while he re-
mains associated as at present it would be no
use trying. All we could do and oil he can do
will never put him ahead. We hope, howev-
er, he will be wise enough to take the advise
of his friends, and rid himself of the heav,
weight he at present carries. When he doe
that he will find it easy enough TO get along.
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OTThe West Tennessee Wing is inclined to
drollery. Hear it,
TROUBLES OF THE PREss.-The Memphis En-
quirer has lost its dog; the Eagle has lost Its
cor; 60 has the Star Spangled Banner-our COW
died some months since and we havn't been
able TO collect money TO buy another-the ed
itOr OF the Western Democrat never had one
whilst nothing but bleating calf is to be seer
about the office Of the Knoxville Standard
Oh, the troubles Of an editor! No wonder tina
the Chicago editor abdicated the editorial chat
and indited these solemn words:
Oh, Iwish was geese,
- All forlorn, all forlorn;
o. I wish ! was geese
For they eat grass in peace,
And 'cumula,e much grease
Eating corn!
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Sherifs, Sale.


DY virtue OF two writs of Fieretacias against Pc
ID ter Cute, issued out of the office of the Clerk OF
the Vanderburg Circuit Court, the one in favor OF
Jacob Geiser, and the other in favor OF Conrad Sden-
dale. will on the 30th day OF June, A. ID. 1913, al
the door OF The Court House in the city OF Evansville
between 10 o'clock A NJ and O'Clock p NJ. OF
said day, expose sale at public auction and quito
rst the rents issues and profits for the term OF sew
en- years OF the following described real estate in the
city Of Evansville, wit: Lot No. 10, in Block No
81. in the Eastern Enlargement oil said city, and
bounded as follows, commencing on Main street NJ
the South West corner OF said lot thence along Main
STREET in Northeasterly direction, one-fomth oil tE'
breadth of said lot, thence by line running at righ
thence south west along the alley to the North ives
corner of said lo, thence along the line dividing lot
No. 10 and Main street TO the place OF beginning
and should person offer bid for said rents, Is
sues, or profits sufficient 10 satisfy said execu
ton, and chosts will at the same time and place pr
coed TO sell at public auction and outcry the tee sim
pie OF said above described premises TO satisfy su
writ, and interests and costs due thereon.
| JOHN ECHOLS, s. V. c.
Il 20 = y
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Four Days Late From Europe.
PROSPECTS
Favorable to All Cash Customers.
ALLIS 4 HOWES.

THE HOUSE that sells goods for small profits and
Il ready pay, have just been receiving several I'M
portant additions to their large stock OF Groceries
They pledge themselves TO sell as good articles and
invite all dealers, who wish to do saving Business
to come and convince themselves that those asser-
lions are something more than empty boasts. Their
stock embraces every thing belonging to the grocery
trade in proof of which see the columns of our city
papers. ON EVERY PAGE YOU WILL FIND
THEIR ADVERTISEMENTS ap "a.
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d Ally JOURN AL.
SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 10.
GEN. TAYLOR THE NOMINEE.

We learn from gentleman who came pas
senger on the steamer Declaration, that the
Wing National Convention have nominated
General TAYLOR for President. Our inform.
ant says the news was received at Louisville
yesterday aenoon, and Immediately published
IN an extra by the offices in that city. We
hope to have this news confirmed during the
day.
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RLACKSMITU,S TOOLS

Oh j. l.. BITTROLFF.SS
es,A THANKFUL for past liberal patronage,
would respectfully inform the citizens OF Evansville
and vicinity. that ne has just received his new and
splendid stock of JEwELRY, WATCHES; and CLOCKS,
which he will sell at regular Cincinnati prices, his
tosck consists in part OF:
Fine Gold and Silxer Lever Watches;
A splendid assortment newest style ladies Coral
Breastplns;
Earrings, Fingerrngs &C.;
Gold Guard and Fob Chains;
Miniature cases, and Lockets;
Fine Mourning Pins, Bracelet Clasps;
Guard Keys Collar Buttons, and Studs;
large selection Of Gold Pencils with and without
pens;
A large lot of Bayley's best Gold Pens with and
without holders,
Silver Tables and Tea Spoons;
Silver Thimbles;
Every description of Steel Trimmings;
Steel Beads and Purse Silks;
Fine Fans, Accordions;
Solar Suspending and Parlor Lamps
Girandoles &c;
Every description Silver and common Spectaces
Fine pocket Knives &C.;
b few Fine French Mantle Clocks;
to which he would call the attention OF those wish
ing to purchase. Ladies are invited to call and
anime for themselves. }. l.. BfTTROLFF.
apis Main Street between First and Second.
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PURGAToRY versus MATRIMoSy.--By-the- way, the
ghost of the departed" reminds Of Joe Kelly's
ghost coming to his wife. MOLLY" says he, I'm
in purgatory at this present." says he. "And what
sort OF place is iti' says she. FAX" says he
t'sa sort of half way house between you and hesv.
en-" says Joe, "and j stand it mighty aisy, after
laving y,u," says Northumberland
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MopERs Wrr.--Bunker Hill monument is
noble shaft, but defeated candidate for Censor
in Vermont is Shafter.
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COM M L RCIAL.

New YORK, June Z, p. VI.
The -four market is firm, with good and Eastern
demand. The supply is small The market for corn
and oats is dull; holders asking for red wheat
lose Sales of prime yellow corn at 55c, nomipal
The cotton market is heavy, and prices have declin
ed &C. Sales of lard at 7ci city rendered TIC
The Hibernia sailed to-day at noon. She took out
10 passengers, and over quarter of million Of
specie.
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CINCINNATI. June ], SIP. VI

ClXclNxATI, June Z, 8 p. NJ
The Eastern mail has arrived, and contains papers
with the details OF the foreign news by the royal
steamer Niagara.
The market for flour, with moderate business, is
in favor OF the buyer. Sales to-day at SiGS4 IL
Sales OF whiskey at l4ic 1000 bbs i4c. sales o
300 bushels oats at &c Provisions remain as last
quoted Groceries unchanged in prices de.
mand.
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MARRIED.-On Thursday evening last at JEFF
fersonville, by the Rev. Mr.. More, Mr.. H. o.
BABcocK, to Miss MARY ELIZABETH HowsER,
both of this city.