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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-11-16


Some of .nf aefieiliuf liicuds complaio
that the difficulty experienced by them in
preserving their pumpkins after cold wca her,
Is SO great that they plant only small quan.
MY OF seed, as the more abuudan, The crop,
the more expensive II proves. This is not
necessarily The case. ffihuse whn his fall
have large quantities Of this deleciaLle vege
table, Will be induced ,nf,low our directions,
'hey viii lind little difficulty IN keeping their
pumpkins sound I'LL spring. Ga lie bottom
OF Ioor, lay q stratum of straw; say len
inches N thickness. o. his, place a layer
"j pumpkins-,he best and mos, perfect be.
my selected as most likely to be preserved,
aud so or, Ultimately, TIL The quantity desired
IS packed. la his way pumpkins have been
Kept perfectly sound and goud for many
months. The straw should he closely press
ed around them, particularly abou, the sides
81 the mass, near the walls.
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CAROLINA Inn.
LA
AA-IgnnA
s9'lssS
GE.fEcEOTTE. NC.


bHNilE above establishment, situated On Main
n Street, third iuI North Of the Public Square,
Ia the town OF Charlotte. has been constantly ken,
o.en By The present Proprietor, ifon the st of
January, le4O To the present tnnr for the accom-
moda'iJn OF the Pub ic, and will continue 10 be
Eeot open for the same purpose
The Establish gient has bet enlarged ard i'm.
proved To very CO, side able extent within the
lest two ycars-ihc entire building is in conip!, h
repair and IS so constructed that all the ROOMS
have abundlu, light and can BE- ventilated at plea
sure.
The Stables are mol IN ericr to any belonging
to any similar ESTABLISHING nj in y csteru Nor n
carolina; and care Will be taken that they shall
alsays be SUI pied with alund. nee Of good gram
and proven aad attended Dy ailhtu aud espe.
r,euetd llosthEs.
Foe Subscriber viii use every eyertion n rive
satisfaction to all who may patfouiz. hs iluu>e,
and hest ate nj 10 .ay ihlr, from ten years ex.
tefi5nce ne "ili he ahIr TO keep 10 he aucommo.
dation at The CarulIna Inn, in a yle not surpass.
ed by any PIh lie House in the iHtei ior cnurt-y-
ard tic takes TINS opportunity II return his cor.
Giai respects 10 a generous Public Tor pas iavors
AID respectfully soIcits a Continuance Of lheIr
patronage ard utitencc.
DR0N EitS can, At all tines he supplied viii
canveient and Scll enclosed Iata. free Of charge.
and fnrulshcd v ID grain at low prizes.
u The Cha'lg'te and Camden Stages arrive
and depart III weekly.
JENNINGS D. KERR.
Oct IS, 1919. 5ltr
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TERMS.
TWO DOLLARS per annum in advance; TWO
DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS if payment
be delayed three months; ard THREE DOL
LARS it not paid until the close of the year.
F?1ncr;ng offers TO Clubs.
copies one year to one direction, $40
" +" IA
u is
Ia =" 20
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Paper, Type, Presses, &c.

TEHH T. subscriber AGENT of JNO T.WHITE,
n Tspe Found.r. and OR. Hoe s. GO Print.
ing Press Makers-;s prepared TO eel evefv ar.
ticie in the Fri ntinE Line at NV York
prices and has constantly on hand a large stock
Of Printing Materials of all kinds
PRINTING FFIcE- furnished complete on same
terms as in New York.
Also. Ju-i received and for sale at The l. toest
prices $500 rean of Cap, Lister, Couimt cal
Folio os PAPER, American, Ir,Lch, In.
glish Blue Land.
5000 ieams OF PRINTING PAPER of all linfs
and as. Also, Book Paper, medium and
double mediani.
$50 rams Of assorted medium pltz d ard pain,
Envelope 81 basl kinds. and Wra.ping Paper
Asb.
BLANK CARDS.
Tfin'erF, j. dia. sam Surface Ensm. Ned and co..
ortd Al,o, 'hi,k Cards iof Raj Road Tickets
Also.
Printing Inks OgalI kinds.
The sub cr'brr Is also Agent Tor Pip,r Mills
and can supply inling and Wiling fapt, OF AZ
kinds at loaesl prices.
JOSEPH WALKER.
lOl East Bay. Oh r.eslon. :. c.
Nor y. 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-09
TWO CENTS.

ssufss potire vhep ~r Porter sat privxtev In h..,
the shsv~ (which hos~vsr they d~cii.ed to plead
tsestrg thss could not SATAN It'll aud thus jugvis
cut - The Assistance. of counsel they succssded in
psev~rfire The Exposure % proceedings which they
~eh brsv % b. illegal He~.v~r the arrest and im-
prisor0rGt bad ID. sr.ct and the weak minded wh
cssr.d Ca avoid like fate lighted their candles ana
Dublin ss~umsS en- cir ~ gsv-fy and joy As for my
pert sil ss.k resr~-s before . proper tribunal aud
ssssr my right To 10 whst like wth nv house With
In tho lac. a. pl.a~s I have tina honor to he air.
your obs disnt ssrvant MICHAEL REILLY
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,,TFFfN W NFltfh NfnlI D. IafFhI NuR -
ibtie a. ttfft fcston o. brifNe that A1stria
hss c.hishied 10 ave ~ 90 kussa the pet 81 Cab
isl", ~ ne Adnsiic, Natsfo u Cnly frs leagues
c'siHn' w. On ssuisfi, me capital ~ Absats. sud
wHhin dsy'r ssil ~ the ionisn l-ler n fs end
Not str r''witsv ~ to~sfanu.ep,e, NU Svsffogf
s0rrtrg 30, Jr,fes'ed srainu his s~yrerser. a-f
frrkotdos sosrs beNi
For a c,nsid. ?. bl, ,eriod. Russia has desired 20
thblsh hersslf IN the M.dtrrrunesr. and TO 81
tuie roit IN that tea, from ~hish she u Al pre-
~n', ~ fesfen 81 her geographical position virtu.
aib estludsd Her f.et.. by sKip'ing frraties
sfe rot Jetmlifsd ~ enter the Mediterranean
hto,< the D-rdsnellee. How long those tfestl-s
WI BE- Inspected ~ kussis, We are uoable 10 COZ.
pc'ufe hni We doubt not that she vii treat them
as - much waste paper whenever fitting oopor-
tuhIy arrives. In the meantime, the Emperor 10
cs'snous OF establishing q Russian pert in the
Adiisiic.
We trust that the Secretary Tor Forsiga Affairs
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-02
The Double Acting Rotary Churn.
Patented January 8,


TN bringing This efecua and simple Churn into use, the
proprietor feeling confidence in its capabilities, do not
hesitate pronounce the best Churn offered to
the public JONES & CURTIS having purchased the
sole ght of and vending the above named
Churn ready receive orders for the at their
General Office, No. 81 Broad Street, BOSTON, Mass.
And in order convince the ncreduous, and satisfy the
curious at IL O'Clock daily, churning IcsU be made
The public invited call and examine the machine
and see its utility tested 1t combines the following vals
liable qualities
IL produces butter in less time than any other Churn,
making it and gathering from milk in from three
TO eight minutes. and from cream in much less time.
1t produces more butter from the amonnt of
milk cream, than the ordinary method 1t does its
work in more thorough and scientific manner.
1t il the cheapest, piest and convenient
invented embodyng the philosophical principles Of
butter>making.
4. Its action is chemical well mechanical. 1t
forces the air into the milk side and by
suction extracts il from the other side.
D. Ii only the butter fatty parts Of the milk,
leaving the Albumen Guten Sugar and Starch untouch
ed-so that the milk is equally paatabe and nutricious,
as useful in all culinary purposes and for Inc feeding Of
Calves other Stock.
II of such easy action that child do the churns
ing of a small family.
N. b. We ask all such interested in the manu-
facture ofpure butter TO ct ard satisfy themselves.
We offer it upon the following II The Churn
does not recommended, il may be returned and
the money will be rounded.
liberal discount made those who buy sell again.
" Orders for ChuTns. applications for the right to
manufacture and sell in Maine New Hampshire Vermont,
Mass achusefts, and Rhode Island addressed to
Boston, June 26. d6tw4t JONES & CURTIS.
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NoRWICH & WORCESTER RAILROA
FL eer.ssss.a a.ss I'll
Summer Arrangemeut-May I, l849

summer q, 1919
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS Daily, except sunday.
Leave Worcester at 1890 A. NJ. and 4.30P. M
{7The 1890 a. Train connects with train leaving
Springfield 80 Boston at am; Nashua at 12O
IN. Providence at 7s15 am,
The so m. train with the Steam Boat tram
from New Haven also train leaving Boston at p. m
Leave Norwich ct A.. m and IL NJ
n-rTheE7 M train connects AZ Worcester with West
er ran leaving At 10 am; Boston train at 1925 am;
Nashua train at IL m Providence train ii 80 am.
Ponfret Special Train.-Leave Pomtret ut a. m. for
Norwich. Leave Norwich at S p. M for Pomiret.
FREIGHT TRAINS,
Leave Worcester at CT AM. Leave Norwich at 81
A.M.-(Day, Sundays excepted ,E,
ny Erpress Freight leaves Boston at IL M ior Alyns
ponl arriving in New York next morning.
STEAMBOAT TRAINS,
Leave Rostoa ri O'Clock p. NJ. for New YORK, stop.
MIN. only at Framinsham Worcester, Danielsonve anu
Norwich arriving Ayn's Point to take the Boat at
p LIN ~ ,,oin
Steam Boat Train connects at worcester win inc lra
arriving from Nashua and GrotoI junction at 90 p,"
REruRNING-Leave Allyn's Point aDout . cIocA A'Hi''
on the arrival Of the Steam Boat from New ork.
7-A Baggage must be delivered to the bags tge hs'e
o oIher ners0n authorized receive II before lne as
senaer axes his seal in the Cars
Baggage will be taken TO ncluue money
die MIR other articles than those OF personal use anu
wher nj b,sher value than Fifty Dollars holee must De
given Of that c and price paid, or inc company
will not hold itself liable Beyond that amount.
No baggage permitled in the Passenger Cars
M smk;no pernitted the Passenger Cars OF Depot
PASSENGERS must procure Tickets at the Sation ohces
Aaese"s0's nus s. H. P. Lee JR..
Ma, d,ytf sup't and Eng N. & w. r. r..
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Massachusetts Health Insurance Co.
CAPITAL $4,000.

Chartered and Established in Boston, ApriL 1a47
CONTINUE to insure MEN against the expenses OF
" SICKNESS, fer term nj years. Number of members
nearly 5000 of sick allowances paid during the
past six months, $500.
The SICK ALLOWANCE applies TO the time that the
member totally disabled from labor and under medical
care, whether he is confined to the house or not
THOMAS TARBRLL, President
A. L. STIMsoN, Secry
O6ce NO. A Museum Building, fremont st Boston.
EfTs. A. I'll. BELLOWS has been appointed AGENT
in Worcester County for the Mass Health ms Company
and has given the required bond Tor the faithful perform
ance of his duty.
He will visit the different in the County eceive
applications for insurance. aud settle claims upon Com
pany for sick allowance.
Worcester Office. No. A, under Brinley Hall
Dec 8, 1913. dtt
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H A. HECKTOR,
Fashionable Hair Cutfer,

now fitting up Saloon at No. 10, Main Street, near.
" opposite the new Court House, Worcester, where
BE will pay strict attention Hair Cutting Hair Dress
ing and Shaving with ease and Champoong in the best
manner. Having had experience and practise in the
most fashionable saloons in Boston, New York and this
CITY he fatters himself that with attention 10 his bust
ness the of his customers he shall be able to
give satisfaction to all who may favor him with their
patronage. Particular attention will be paid cutting
chIldren's hair Razors honed at short notice.
Worcester. April 90.
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VOL. v
LE0NARD'S
BOSTON and WOrcester E,Xnress,

OOSLCn anu WORCESTER EXPRESS,
$50. 1VHE subscriber continues to run THE Ex
sisL11E5 PRESS between Boston and Worcester, fot
'sseszR the safe transmission OF Packages, Bundles.
-a-'-~ IIanf Notes. Specie, and Merchandise generally
Three Tines each way Daily.
Particular attention gc to paying, collecting and me-
soiatng notes. drafts, bills, and purchasing and selling
merchandise produce, etc.
Al packages must be directed to his care
The subscriber is alone responsible for property eRtrs
ed to his care and risk assumed by the Boston and
Worcester Rail Road Company.
Packages by this line forwarded from Worcester t.
Salem Newburyp port, Taunton, Fall River and New Bed
ord also, to Portland, and all parts Of Maine.
orders free for goods to be returned by this Express
Boston; J. KNIGHTS HAT STORE, 163 Main ST.
Worcester. 8. q. LEONARD.
Feb 25, 1917 diff
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WORCESTER MARBLE YARD,

Nenr Am. Temperdnce House and Railroad Dtpot,
ITO those who wish to procure classic Monuments OF
i ancient or modern designs. would say that have
succeeded In procuring the best of London and American
publications the subject Of Monuments and Head Stones
and prepared to order the best Of stock
the best manssy. hope they will call and examlr.f {
themselves b. II. KINNEY
Worcester, may 30. A& 9s@
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Thin Goods for Dresses,

TtASES LAWNS, BAREGES. TISSUES, GRENA-
" Dimes, MUSLIN BATTISTES FOVLARD SILKS,
DE- &c. this week receiving from New York The prices
are really STARTLING for cheapness.
handsome Lawn TOR 10 cts. Silk Tissue for IS cts.
Beautiful Bareges for 20 cts a plenty Of the above
goods received this week at CHAMBERLIN'S.
May 10. DIV
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PATENTS,
meracan and Foreign Office, and Agency of The
US. Patent Office. Washinston,
M % State Street. HOsfOn.

Aaneracan and Foreign Office, and Agency of the
US. Patent Office, WASHINGTON,
No. % State Street, Boston.
TNHE subscriber, by appointment from the Commission
er Patents, agent OF the U. s. Patent Office for
ceiving and forwarding the same, models specimens
manufactures be patented deposited therein which
will be free Of expense and risk, and with despatch
He prepare Caveats Specifications, Assignments and all
the necessary Papers and Drawings will make researches
into American and foreign works. test validity OF inven
tions and render advice legal and scientific
respecting the same. Patents secured in Europe and
other countries.
BY application at this office, inventors are saved tn
ime and cost journey Washington and delay there
as well as all personal trouble in Obtaining their patents
They also have the advantage Of verbally explaining their
Inventions and of consulting In respect to them matters
in general paraa0Hnt importance in order to obtain
correct specifications and claims The experience
TEEN years Practice extensive collection works.
decisions &C.. mechanical subjects, the Patent Laws,
and patents different countries collected at ex.
pense during the long time this office has been established
together with accounts here kept Of inventions patented
AT Washington, enable the subscriber afford inventors
DESTROYS procuring Patents assistance and nfermatiol
which in Other respects might he difficult OF attainment
X. II. EDDY, Cirsi Engineer.
Boston, Sept /, ls4s. ewly &eod
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Improved Patent Blind Hinge

anu FdStcuCT COmUIncU.
TINE hest article in for opening shutting the
Il Blind1ani fastening In any desirable position fre m
the inside without raising the sash. The public ara nvit.
ed to call and examine the application the model.
For sale by KINNICUTT e. CO.,
1872 Main Street, Worcesfey.
B. Mafthewson'e Patent Weofher Strip for outside
Doors and French Windows, sure preventative Of
or duat. E Orders 20 be applied lett above, will be
promptly attended TO. A. b. CRANE. Agent
May d5m weep
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FISH MARKET,

NO. Is FRONT STREET, WORCESTER,
WHERE be found all the different kinds FRESH
wv FISH the affords from the NewYork, Boston
Hartford, New Haven, Norwich New London, and Prov.
dence markets. such Cod Haddock MnckereL Haibut,
Shad Bass, Black and Blue Fish, Salmon, &c together
with of small Fish from De Salt and Fresh
Waters Also, all kinds of SHELL FISH from the above
places Also an OF Dried, Smoked and Picked
Fish wholesale and retail.
NIB Fish bought at this marketwil be dressed In the
hest and most fashionable sty and sent reasonable
distance free Of charge. TERMS CASH.
{h3- Cash paid for all kinds OF FRESH WATER FISH.
April 8. d N. G. Hr RAGUE
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WINDOW CURTAINS,

PARLORS, SALOONS & HALLS tasteftily decorated,
BY w. g. f.. A. BROWN,
FASHIONABLE UPH OLSTERERS. having had eight
l. years experience lat KITTREDGE & BLAKEs, the most
extensive Upholstery establishment in Bosion) feel fully
confident OF executing all orders in line in work
manlike manner. French Pattern SOFAS, LOUNGES,
CHAIRS CouoHEs, made to order persons in want Of
nice article would do well to call before purchasing, as
furnish articles superior to any in the city.
Cured, Hair, Palm Lear and Spring MATTRESSES made
to orders Oh Mattresses picked and made good
as Pew Cushions-Pews lined and stuffed. Ali
kinds of Upholstery work repaired nea. and superior
manner. w. d. F. A. BROWN,
March 90. d6m s5 Main ST., Worcester.
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h0uSE PAPER WAREAGlISE.

FOSTRR ST, WORCESTER.
A extensive assortment Of Medium and Common
n PAPERS of every description down to six per
Roll FRENCH PAPERS, Gold and Embossed, of ex.
quste finish and beauty for Drawing Rooms and Parnrs
WINDOW CURTAIN PAPER, of all sorts some the low
rate OF six cents window, tprinted.
Protection Paper Tor walls that are 10 be painted.
FIRE BOARD PRINTS (French) very beautiful, which
are invited to examine before purchasing
where.
n B. All kinds of Papers put en-Ceilings, Cornices
and Centre pieces wHTENED, and ROOMS in the
best short nUce the most reasonable
E5-Warehouse between MaiR Street and Boston and
Norwich Depot. A. II. NEWTON.
MAY 10. DIT
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WANTED.

Try nm Americ IN Girl. situation in small family.
t1 Good reference. given. Apply az No. III Exchange
Street. dss June Il.
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Drv Goods Cheaper than ever.

III Y ~UVND N4A~NpOA VAAISA WIT
THERE NEVER WAS A TIME when so many Goods
/ could be bought for little money rs now at !
CHAMBERLINS.
Ladies you can buy
handsome light Calico Dress, fast color yd for 62lc
A fine Printed LaDn do GO yds) for 20 ct
A very fine 4 4 Scotch Lawn do. @ yds) for 80 CTS
A nice Muslin de Lame do. III yds) for Sl,371
A handsome "A Foulard SILK do 40 yds for S6,s5
nice High Lustrs Black SIX do. (l2 yds) or 500
A large good Black SIR Shawt for SIS o
A good Embroidered Grape Shawl for s3,7
A very handsome BLACK VISlTE, for 81 loo
Cotton Hose cts Linen Hdkis CTS.
Common Calicos cts. Good Bingham cts.
Good Sheetngs cts. Children's Bonnet Ribbons &c
Ladies Bonnet Ribbons 10 cts.
All other goods in proportion at
May g. DIV CHAMBERIlNS
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BOARDERS WANTED.
TWO Gentlemen can be accommodated with Board or
L Main, corner Myrtle Street. diff April %.
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Gimps. Fringes and Visite Silks.
LARGE stock OF the above Goods, just received at
IN june 6. DIV CHAMBERLiN'S
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All persons indebted either by note or account TO the
said Joseph Converse, to Joseph Converse, Co..
requested to make immediate payment of the same to
either subscribers the old stand of j. Converse
Co., who duly authorized TO settle all such demands
CONVERSE & CULVER.
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Sheet Oil Cloths, Carriage Cloths,
and Straw Mating
NEW and handsome Sheet OIL Cloths, cut to any
IN sure.
4, 81 and G 4 Straw Mattings, the best quail
ity imported, together with great variety of Carpet
Goods very cheap, now receiving at
May Is. DIV CHAMBERLIN's
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NOTICE.

i heretofore by ths subscriber, at No. 20 Central Er
Oh inge ELBRIDGE BOYDEN.
April2. dn
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COPARTNEnSHIP NOTICE

COFATtI N r q STNIK~ EVOIFO Il
THE Subscribers have this day associated themselves in
the Provision business, at the old stand of Joseph
Converse d Co.. under the Rme and style of Converse
and Culver where they intend ut oil times keep
pete fresh and salt provisions, which will
be sold wholesale retail low nr cash. The subscri
bers hope BY digent attention business
tnuaon patronage heretofore literally bestowed
on the old firm. CHAS. E. CONVERSE.
April III, 1919. JESSE S. CULVER.
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FAMS--FANS.

THE best be found in the City-ameng
4 whica very rich patterns all of which will
be sold Lotu, uery Low, at COLEMAN'S, where also
may be found great variety OF Rich Jevelry, Fancy
Goods, &C. &C., No 1877 MAIN STREET, doors south of
Am. Temperance House. dwtf May "a.
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PIOWs-PIOWs.

I'D MARTINS Eagle PLOWS, Cultivators--
EV. OK Yokes, Churns, Hovey's Straw Cutters Ok
shovels, Gravel Picks, Wheelbarrows, with Iron
wheel-Aso Cooking and Parlor STOVES, for sale at
No. 26 Front Street, opposite City Hall.
Worcester, April2. dwSm AARON BILLING.
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TWO Emgine LatIes

Two Engine LatheS
NOR sALE-one with eight feet Shears and compound
Head, and the other with six Shears and Screw
apparatus Said Lalhes nearly Inquire ofJOHN
L, LEAVERNS, the Machine Shop Of Messrs. Tourte
to Davis g. Co. diff May 4.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-17
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
THE MARKETS

BALTIMORE, Ana. l5.-,1hcse is but lille doing
doing in the d3ur market; salss Of 500 bis.
Howard stree, al s. Is, ard 200, Harper's Ferry
al same price; 100 Go City Mills al IS 1871; he
supply oil wheat is lair to-day ard sales al les
TO Iui GEMS tor prime red, and LOG 10 ITO Ior
white. While corn So 10 So GEMS, aud yellow
50 to TO; mol much doing IN either; oals 80; whis.
Key 25, in bis.
PHILADELPHIA, Aua. Is Flour is firm; com.
mon brands 81 IS S4 9Th; choice fresh d. IS.
Corn meal 81 IS 3. Wheat, led, 1903 4 ltS,
and waite liz rs Corn, yellow, prime quail
Ivy, 63 "a. Oats 23'a u.
NEw York, Aro l5.-The sock market te-
mains steady, but not active. Trashy noe Us
ll4t; New loan ll45 Ii5 Exchange IN Lon
don a ct per CEN premium.
The lJur market is very firm. Sales al IS C2
for pure Genesee, and s. 81 Al for Sonhero
Corn mea SO a 4 l2t and rye lyuT a, S 49,
Whea, l03 ITO for red, ard l2S a 1870 Tor pr me
white. Corn, mixed, 81 62. and yellow IL
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DEATIIS.

Died, on The Is h ius after an illness OF many
months, Mrs Edna Gcocn, Censor, 81 DabDey p.
Gooch, Esq Those disposed to pay respect ~
her memory are respectfully requested 10 aIlerd
her burial, lram h'7 Is'e resi- fence, on Cary, be-
tween Isl and Foushee Streets, 10 Jay, al IL Z.
clock, A. NJ without iurher notice.
Died, on Wednesday evening, al half past ,
o'cl ok, al the residence of her husband, Yrs
SARAH S CarLls, coasort of wm CatIiu, in
the 23th year Of her age.
Died, at the residence OF his SIS cr. Mrs. S;
Peers, in The county OF Goochland. on Thurs
day The Oh instant, DR.. DS,Rr MAYO, o; Pow
hatan county, in The 65 year OF HIS age.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.:

ded meeting held on the 18th of June, were stead
tas, in favor OF Provisional Stale Government.
The inhabitants OF The Pueba and Dls!Iic! OF
San Jose, on Inc 2is, June, agreed TO resolu-
lions in accordance with General Riley's pGocla'
naiul.
The public minds seems 10 concentrate upon
Col Fremont and Col. Stevenson as candidates
for Governor.
II is reported that many of Col Stevensona
regiment have formed themselves into clan Oh
bal d, and under The soubriqnel Of '.he wolves,
commit various depredalions upon the Chiians
Peruvians, and MeIicans. They enter houses
oillaee the stores, aid contiscate the goois and
chaylels belonging 10 these people. The AmeFi'
cans in virtue Of their nationality, escape harm