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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-12-23
DRY GQODS.

INV r. are now beginning Ia receive our fall and
w winter SUPPLY Of Dry Goods. Boots, shoes,
Hats, Caps. Bonnets, &e.- having already received
100 pieces superrne. medium and common SAITH
metz. all colofs; 50 do Cassimers and Cloths do 50
do ilaid Iinseys; go do Lnglish and American
fall style Prints iogeiLsr with fine assortment Of
Ginghuns, CashnIeres plain and figured, De-iuInes.
Sanhrics,fed. white and yellow Flannels Lustres,
Red Jaconct, Shpwls, Comforts. Blankets, Tick
ings. &ct Alse%-.5 $ cnses Boots and Shoes of sp-
peIor quali,ys and stvery low prices. st4f
In The course OF two weeks we wil have large
and very superior assorinTeut Of all articles per-
tanning tofhd Dry Goods trade. and will ofler the
same az Wholesale. on as favorable terms and as
Tow prices as can be found in any other Western Ci
~. We would respectfully solicitan exa hnation
our stock ard prices. from the country merchant
and iheiride generally. - -afl 90 fi ilf
N oc.221lf. IL w ~ MORGAN & KEEN.
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CKCCKERY-WARE.
Wholesale and Retail.

8 ee-esr CRCCKERY-WARE.
Wholesale and Retail.
HrHE undersigned have just received large
Il addition to their stock of i.r1o
81 ise QUEENSWARE AND CHINA, sfl.-
!. And are prepared to show their customers fine
lot OF goods well assorted. We are sure the in.
ducemenss we offer to dealers quite sufficient to
enable hem 10 make their purchases at as low rates
as may be done in other and larger cities. Orders
attended to punctualy and very carefully packed.
We have also received an additional stock Of
CHINA
OF latest styles, which will be sold low,
aug27-f HULLINGSWORTH e. HUGHES.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-12-23
NUMBER 1877
MISCELLANEOUS.
ATLANTIC. LAKE AND MISSISSIPPI TElEcRApu
IsaaE CONSTRUCTED BY -.
! 3 HENRY REILLY.
ANA connecting with nearly All the
tow ms i'm the Unitea 49,.
EVANSVILLE TELEGRAPH.
To Ike Con,mersiaI and 7yarsliug Co....:..

0Cap'ains and Clerks of s,eamboats. and TN,
lers generally. will find ihSr Telegraphie dispatch
es iaIlliuiiy attended 10, at the Agency on board
The Wharf-boot at Evansville ~ ~
@'fasscncers can hand their dispatches ana
payment TO The steamboat Clerks, whose general
courtesy VIII cause all dispatches TO be handed ov.,
o the Agent on the Wharf-boat as s:e.mers p.-
Evansville Landingl
@FDispatches sent To Evansville, for officer, a,
passengers on steam boats, will be put ON ho.,5
y y nain lAiais -nass- at anu hanr af xrrnr or nav
'egrapEic business j. more satisfactorily Tsnsset
ed than al Evansville" says Henry O'Reilly, in
a late letter; and the public may rely upon evsry
effort being made hereafter as heretofore 10 resds
toll satisfaction to The commercial and travellip
community.
OF The Agents on the Wbarcboat are Cspta
Z q. O'RILEY & Co. forwarding merchants
and The agentai the Telegraph office is Mr.. Cossx
&rDespaiches should Arrays be handed 10 ,h,
Agent on the wharf boat, Mr.. p G. O'Riey. The
line cannot be responsible for those handed 70 eth
crs To be Forwarded
r-rIl JOHN lNGLR. Trustee
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CrrtHttIs. Coopers Masons.

I'VE have now on hand the largest and best as
sortinent OF TOOLS ever offered in this city
selected particularly for youruse Call and look
al theri., tnoyl-tt BABCOCk BROTHERS.
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o 80 EVANSVILLE. Ind. Aug. %, 1850
My genuine Remedies and ointments may be had
a, the Drug Store OF DIR. j. g.. Hatchitt g. CO.
Water street, Evansville, Indiana,
aug30 l'''f3~ :. NJ SHANNON
liE undersigned. IL retiring from the late firm
l. of Scantlin * Burbank, hereby tenders his
grateful nowledgmeDts 10 his old friends, and
the public generally, Tor The liberal patronage ex
new finn OF Bnrianf JSeiiiv Je%eii .sqnsss i3r ihs
pi bite favor. as be is satisieu, from knowledge
oi the me n, that they are wo.rhy of all confidence
In addition 10 the above, the undersigned re-
spectiully Informs the public that he may at all
times be found at his fo,mer stand, on Main street.
between I'd and Sd Sis.. wbeie Scantlin * Son. will
Tor the future, hold lorth, and keep constantly on
hand a large and complete assortment OF stoves ami
castings, OF every description. and all kinds of tin
ware, manufactured by themselves, AL OF which
Is offered TO the trade the low, prices For par
tculars see small bills
octtS-tf JAliES ScAN'TI 4.
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ENFCRlUM CT FAsHICN.

EMF NNIC Z w Cf = E1CN.
Ner Tailoring Establishment.
~ w. GLOVER takes this method OF inform
VI. ing the citizers OF Evansville, that having
purchased the interest o his late partner, he is now
prepared TO carry the above business in all it,
various branches. in the shop formerly occupied by
Bradt e. Matthews. corner OF liam and lst stIeels.
From his long experience in busint and de-
termination his part, of attention TO IT, he feels
confident Of being able 10 give general satisfaction
The latest fashions received quarterly.
feblS II
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-12-23

HATS, CAPS AND BCNNETS.
0h CASKS consisting " b. a. husssa HAS;
w Fashionable co. 90;
Shirrd do Fashionable Angola, ond Silk
do. Silk Plush caps, men cloth caps boys do do,
boys velvet do. mems fur do I case Florence braid
Donnets; | do Eaglish straw bpnneis atf
deciI MORGAN & KEEN
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-12-23
EVANSVILLE la. MONDAY, DECEMBER 23. 1850
CLOTHING.

"a q fsl
wEsTERN STAR oIcIEING STORE
wholesale and Retail. En-
Corner of Iatcr end Sycamore Streets,
EVANSFILLE, IND.
MI ESSRS. MACK & LoBENSTlNE have jus
lvl received from their wholesale cle,liing ss-
iablishment nj Cincinnati, large assortment al tai
md winter clothing, manuact dIed with an especial
view TO meet the wants OF this market and consist
ng OF every article OF apparel necessary 10 com.
1iete The wardrobe oi inviduals OF every taste
COATS.
The following kinds. made of the host material
and IN the latest Styles, are now IN store: M
Black clio h dress ard iruck coats;
Brown, blue End invisible green do;
Blanket and pilot cloth do: ac 'li
Blue, gold mixed and tweed sacks:
Over-coats very superior qGaliy-
To all Of which they respectfully invite the at.
,ention OF the public.
Super black and fancy cashmere; ID
Corduroy, casinett. jeans and fancy d. "
every description, and OF the latest lashi. f-r-
VESTS. I'd ,i,i, All
Black satin and silk vests, ianc..a,ioe,, 10 .d
veve:. iancy cloth, ca.sseE,; E,;J rrie u.s. ''
common 'islJ FUpnislsl ai Isl: GOODS,
we wopSssk p-5ss,ai pcsia "a and n,aer shirts
ssaiiiu styles, gloves. .suspen6eIs and every other
article usually found in hcrrost extensive clothing
OF the country.
Hats, Caps, Boots 81 Shoes.
In connection with their large stock OF Clothing
ths will conStanls keep in store splendid ass0rt
ment OF Camps superior hats and caps together
with large lot oi boots, sioe-, &c, &c.
Mack Il Lobenstine have located in Evansville
with view nt keeping up che OF the largest and
most fashionable ololliDg stores ia The country.
and as thev expect TO receive fresh supplies from
their establishment at Cincinnati weekly. and are
determined TO sell eveiy article in their line a.
cheap, If not littie cheaper. than it can be Pur-
chased al any other establishment in the city, they
hope TO receive liberal share of public patronage.
sep2i
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-12-23
DRY GOODS, HARDWARE.
NEW dry ccops STORE.

Fosters ne,c DBuitdirs, on Man S1roei, 81 doc,
r1 oH at46 6efer firSt.
TJAvlNG established a iargedry goods store al
Ii the aboye place, am now opening fresh
stock OF fancy and Staple dry goods 10 which in.
vite the attention OF the citizens Of Evansville and
vicinity. In my stock is comprised the handsom-
est yaliei,s md latest styles Dress Goods, well
as everything fsncy and staple usually ound in
similar establishments, all which are adapted
~ THIS market. and have been purchased at such
prices as will wnrrant in selling least rs
cheap Us any plbeT h9nse in Evansville. The pub
lie are respectfully invited to give call aud ex.
mime for fhenitcives. will dc continually in the
receipt OF fresh and seasonahle goods. and an now
expecting a large addition of Fall and Winter
Guods 10 my present stock. .
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-12-23

FIhaE q. WA7IcH I-7rOOr-Cc11Iff- UsoI IIION
ROOFER,
EransrHic, Indiana.
THE subscriber is fully prepared to cover build
ings with the above cheap and durable roofs
I'm ready all times To show my roofs To any
person who may wish 10 examine them.
REFER
G. Mccormick. Commercial Bank
Williams & Smith, Carpenters,
Savory * McC,linCy, ,c;;,,;
$. Davis e. Co, Pork Dealers. N"@'
Il. A. Love, Architect.
]. McGeorge,
House and Sign Painting done as usual at the old
stand. on Water street. laugsC-rfJ
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-12-23

UNITED STATES CT C1BIN @ STORE
~ kAliN las Just received aud opened at his
-. store, The corner OF Main and Wafer streets.
clothing ever ptroduced into this section of Ind.
ana His stock Of Cloaks, overcoats, dress, iroek
and snck coats PANTS vtsss and shirts. is gener
al and exteisivelthni he appphends No trouble III
suting The taste o the most fnslidiCus. His clothes
were manufactured of the hest material and in the
most fashionable styles nnd Were purchased at
such rates as viii enable him To sell ihem as ia
vorable terms they can lie puicl ase1 at any 9TH
er establishment IN fae Stote. lie would nsk Inr
ticular attention 10 bis sock Of mems and child
rcn's caps. btlievh there is no, nrgc and fash
ionablc an assertmsnt in she city. Come one and
all, is The w1iehword, and examine Tor yourstlyes
sep2S-t&wtt tt't' ti'' -
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-12-23

N iO'NEfI. fashionable Tailor, siIg tap Syco. r
~. more, between Water on snd e. .
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-12-23
O-PART'NIiRSHIP,
LAW PARTNERsBR.

LAW PARTNERSHIP.
lanes G.. Jones' ard James T.. Blythe.
- Auornies at Law, Evansville. Indiana, have
associated themselves partners IN the practice OF
the Law. and will continue 90 practice in this and
The adjoining counties, and in the Supreme and
District Court: They design inrnir q their ati-n-
ton particularly to land law In short time they
viii be prepared to eive.n o few minutes, an nb.
suact OF The title to amt st any lot in Evansville or
its enlargement. or in Lamasco. together with
professional opinion as TO the title, if desired.
iy25 d&wif
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CITY FURNITURE wARE-Rocb

nR. sHANNUN'S > ctlelnated medicines, ior the
L. cure cf all chronic diseases, FIR sale bv
HATCHiTT 81 Co.
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SUNDRIES.

Die KLES, Catsup's. Sauces, Jely's. dried Frr
l. Currants, Rasins and Figs for sale by
mv4 If H0RNBROOK e. BURTIS.
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Oysters! Oysters!
uSI received, 30 cans fresh Baltimore Oysters
y at The Empire Restaurant
VI III JOHN FARRELL
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KY. MUSTARD

KY MUSTARD.
m DOZ. for sale by
~ nov9 J. g. w. REILLY
WINDOW GLASS sS77Ii - T-7i5sTs.,-
w 200 boxes Pittsbureh Window Gl ass;
,.s.1 $50 do French Window Glass, TO arrive;
Tor sale by rfeb7, C.BETL
LIRE, and WATER -PRO0t PAINT. for sale by
~ lnOy2l.tfl j C. HATCHlTC q. 60
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-12-23

EXPECT0RANT CANDY, ior Colds. Coughs,
IL Influenza, Bronchitis. Asthma, Whooping
: Corgh and other affections OF the Lungs, arising
from recent or neglected Colds
This preparation is respectfully offered to thepub-
tlic remedy, containing nothing in its compost.
! tiou which would be injurious the most delicate
invalid In effect il is Tonic. Laxative, Attentive
Expectorant, and promoter OF the General Secre-
itions. ftnE
This valuable and pleasant remedy is prepared
sand sold by the undersigned. A liberal discount
tis made to. agents
sp.2s-4 John FARREIL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-04
To ae Editors Of The Enquirer: co.,

To the Editors Q, A'S 1f RYoHaosp OcrosER 8, 1850
G.emen win you pemi, TO say few s Moras ~
ply TO on n1 my DISCUSSION which lids
iee rd nase ~ long undecided o. W SAT-
ses s Billy 'ns he Raa SS
tice to M Bolts snos The charge was made upon Mr.
40 WIN Tue ,bn n,oy Of Wing gentleman Of this city,
and @ in de M Of 6 n and s .S onf
1871 nave no WISH 4" one word TO your excellent cores
Teers II , ,an E.b Jr" He mistaken in snpposihs
Sa the os,ed for "ae ", gdfts
nuo'sieu IN wv" ., AZ Stuart was defending hi'st
WIS -; ia; was charged him in your paper OF
sg~n5 j" "a shs MAE aasi a s' s'se OF Sa %
aud, 50 TAR a Know "ls "''' JUSTICE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-04
CAPTURE OF FUGITIVE SLAVES

BEDFORD, Der. l.-ren runaway sliye~ from Virginia,
who last h,r the ridge OF the ilsghanes, eight
miles from This paee discovered Yesterday and attack
ed 5v the Pnnsl vanians. During the melee two of the
slaves womncd morialy and the other danger
ousIv These captured this morning. SiA cf the par
~ sought shelter in mountain hut, occupied by and
hi wife The clothes Of the !ugves very ragged and
nearly Of their backs from coming in contact with trees,
in their endeayor escape unseen The OF the hut
supplied the plcniiuly with food while the hus
procured assistance ami captured He received
reward Of $3.50 for their recovery. The remaining
have up this time euicd all attempts them, and
are doubtless concealed somewhere hereabomts They
closely watched by ennsyvanians, who TO OBJ
tain the reward offered for them.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-04
T.iepranhed f,r The B,I,imore SIM.

EXCITEMENT AMONG THE COLORED PEOPLE.
New YORK, Ger. "a p. MA large meeting composed
of whites and blacks held last night in lions Church
Sc vera speakers o; both coors addressed the assembage
They denounced the Fugitive Slave law in unmeaSued
terms and expressed determination resist it the point
Of the bvonet ii necessity required One of the speakers
denounced Daniel Webster berlysaid he would not
be surprised him taken himself, he TO visit
the North.
Some present announced that Hames wife had died.
and he Wa authorized take collection bury her.
lille collection being taken the story contra
diced and the collection suspended
Another of the speakers coored advocated the suprema
cy Of the laws but went for secreng fugitives. He repu
dated shedding of blood
Rev. Chas. B. Raw stated that sufficient money had been
raised purchase Hamlet the fugitive and that he would
be returned 10 his wife. Adjourned midnight.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-04

private leIcgraphc dispatch from Macon Glrl sy ives
us the information that large meeting 81 me 'n '''e'
ot Wick jude r. G. tol, presided who was asssrd oy
Gen Armstrong Wee President Ao5 n" ~ no q.
,i Ills was me resolving hat the citizens o: bioo
eonn:v would orscr all parry distinctions ana differences
and in imitation Of ,heir forrathe!s who established .e
~, Tvs in its .usainnent =, Charleston Courier.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-04

These rrre. show deficiency OF nearly 800 hhd- in
H., i i.l' cr7 eoanr Win, the pterIna With win the
mn xn,nn Disasters which The present crop has me, with
nd h gx,r,or.jolrg Demand ey>tar tor manufactured
tobacco .stiies s in bel sin. rna prices s; con-
,i,n. a. advance 4 VI MARTIN X co.
'' ~ :, = S,,i,l
FLot R-Saies OF Richmond al - . u ''o'''''''e
soa . -: ,,. ,o. . ,,o -,
/ WHEAr-Hed am whise lVo L nv CTS.
CoRNIHai.s al 10 % a % c'htS, una s'"'e'
! conn MI:AL-io Gems pc' o's'''i'
! ~ A - = c'n's '''' '"s"e'
| Rye, cents ,..r.o s,-o r..,.-,,
FlSH-efnh!s. 10 Iu' 90 'V; "rosI = 3 so
No 80; So - ~: ~" i.s' 'o' 'h'u . ~ 80 ""
dull Tor all descr!l lions
! LARD-BarelS 5 cents; kegs 5 a ): cents. .
BACoN-' ir.ih!a cHfca ios Fo'ha = 't"'9 ''"
IL cts new !ns "a 10 cents; Western Si;es d o.
sho m,,,,i - .: e. I'm Wy n,S ,,a
Ut ~ ~ '''"o ''' -
li-I 1., ID p, - pi = S IA =. csrts New Or.
,onns n', cram "a .,- = tr,ix rrnf.-Ioaf.
ie"ns new crop, - - e's' ~ 'toA = - ;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-04

Majory q
From, the above recapulaon it will be seen that Loves
,;Titv MS lar as heard from 1881. Thomas majority
in The same porion the State 1927 Mr. Lowe there
fore leads Mr. Thomas by gain OF ab4 votes when ',e
latter carried the by maIory VI 655 MT Clarke
has, equen,y gain 22O2 upon Mr. Goidsbo'oughs
vo, in The residue of the State 10 his election.
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RICHMONn ENG;iis s il.
reIn,y MoRxINC OcTo:s:s:t (. 1850.

BRILLIANT DEMOCRATIC TGluM'F y GAi.-
, TIMORE CITY-We received :" ednes"as ~
had gone |, press graphic despa'ch i'' ''' ~
nov IN Baltimore announcing US the good news 'h' 'e
Democracy OF the Monumental city had achieved
victory ard given Enoch L. Lowe, the Democratic 'a"''
dao for Governor Maryland the tremendous nlaJ! "
twenty hundred Mr.. Clarke the WEE
d;sats The Baltimore Sun Of last evening co""'"' ~
Glad ,idinp with the following additional returns. VIM"
sesn 10 leave little doubt abon, the election % 'o
cratic Governor If So it is glory enough io' cue way
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-04
THE FUGITIVE SLAVE EXCITEMENT.

OswEco Ocr 1.-The fugitive slave bill Is exhioi'ing
some movement among the coored population OF this WI
nee The negroes profess believe that there are several
in the neghbohood and they have ORGANISED
and armed Themselves 10 resist any attempt that may pr
if need be- to defend the liberty of or friends.
Is thai several negroes who have resided in ithaca
have sought safety in fight Here they have resolved nor
10 emigra;e but to fight for liberty Ii n' Inc Price &C.
p,anicd
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CGNNERCisL RECORD.
n.i,hErs uCroEEH 8

TOBACCO Since our report OF Monday last, ana e>pe-
lilly to-day the market, (Which had bec"He somewhat
aniiD la. e,a;uel all bad lost and id:nk decided
,roy manifest hi> morning lhe stock fel'in
ns on hand in the whole State an ne 1t Instant was ,s
d Il, i. about II stu hls but the result has proved an
nyr,es,;uarc OF fully $500 hl ~ il vii ~ fact Be less
lhan II COO hh4s exclusive $50 I~ on shooA.d not
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-04

spt'RSt.aNr decree

SpuRSrANr decree tie superior c"Gr Of cancry ''
e'soo scream th - of IL an'ni al a nc 9o.,
gndmls =, io."N- Tue Co"t oh order u'ss az deere
~ lad 'hn Z ec'ef'neo" wh' j. It roy aa2'n.e
,. 49, ~. '', - ~. 10y ~ w., ~ -i,i. -, SIN d.
~ moe d" The teNPtPsF' published ~ e my 81 Rch4n E'
pse 3" SAFE 10 lie ~at '! ploic aa,on . ne 'i-e 5i
ial to john GRAHAM. Ioaa iioqk!ns .l Iloa Taylor If
wRoG GecclelJ ~ Tn .aid nrhaI shy .c
payment Of l!t" w, interest thereon mona c rsh,t! OF
i~Jj un;i pint - dcr b' Ia ite iat d,yI cDp; "hg
el N ~, ctae . =" eS i - VA r. "a i.'eo % r
March lie H. s'l un''i pad an al h Re - ni p:per costs
chirses ~ misins 'hc ~. au he %! lie conpaaanS
,t or ,'e %! tie az comm s'irf HnicI gi' de'.ts
ay part OF The an c'nfeyei by ts sad ups @ aud ~Aef
ami Wian vi r. Ei,ram GSln1, Alexander hierol "i
bier oany anl NJ im Mie j. hies AeN!aler vi E
let, Taumls ia, Lacey kencd Jacob Ilantan inlrea IT,.
against " y Wseo. Sergeant 81 III, Gig oi Richmond alta
utstfor de bpa,s l.- Wi lnaeAs RlcAsl Suyih
"eise AL administrator o, nIyi Doyc crAsei,
yisee ari executor tn SAL Rctar! sn: ~ ,t ja
rc!iei, until The wnie pnIs ,e sad ,
i'e 1cen us Owed ana 70 the eNen only lt The same M: be |
And wea-, decree pronounced 'he 2',a M y
June i-'J IN the aoI"si suit the dpt al ec oief
decree. that the injunction ea panuf' Aforesaid ~ ts
aforesaid suit 81 the m ayoi July. t5 euo he ieieli
er. I'm Ter tI,. .c,.. Of nm" s h II r,,r iSIi m Jss," g..
to the pa's q Act aa Lohn Anef.en ou the sj d
June 10" l. not dissolve! ~ he ofae pli IFS ~ The ''
| na Amended ani supplemental bills.
Tue 'e'.isue mis wIi procee carr eIec be
alo cs,ii dccccc ppa'uocc ~ dty >i5.
losns sic 90 FRIDAY. he 0th p \rvenJef i>t a. @
bel &c the front dpt Of the ENhrle H,r e CRY Of r.
nohi. Oic auction. i ~ lnpncy, whole ir SAB
2,0a of lt ia decd iotr enel - il,'
Banks Nyiie l!. iiJS. sIuaei Nily ,ni Lex -
Meadow aver N the cnun! ~ dreeat.r excepting thet "
luia claimed %. the ptti;I W}Im NI"s. Ephatlm ''N
Alexander Miller rsenbner e9aa.y ani william VIII. JI.
Miller. Aexinirr Miller. R,Ic1 Mile, Hugh Fa.r AMI Hify ~
VIE I"in AeSan Ter an In H. "e IN Ge9e ant W..
rel l- w.t. IIi l. llDeh ii.s- rl1nls u a, l,ey hec'
Jacob u mtnn. Ar!'eS Hamilton anl Dine ns @
ou"r HE >c All be wiiuHt except %It y 80
hmrd bG'ihe COMM officer 81 the c'ur vi
Snyih anl Heacy Ein.s JOHN + S;'liERMERllORN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-04

BALTIMORE MARKET, OCTOBER >.
FLouR-Sliss to-day OF I1) bh, Howard street at
81 IS aud ri 80 Ibis Civ Mis- at tie price
WHEar-Red >,iis At G2 los cent, aud white Al oo
10 per bu-hal
CoRx-Mhitr 81, n - - ac yellow Al 60 81 cents
Wni-KEy-Saes al bbis at - cents per gallon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-04
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