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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-11-24
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.

THE undersigned have this day formed a copartner-
l. ship, under the nan aud style of LEWIS q GRAY
and have made arrangements with the late firm OF Hair.
rngtOn Crane ~ Co., their i'm the
Receiving, Forwarding and Commission Business in this
city.
We would respectfully solicit Continuance of the pat
ronae heretofore literally extended towards the
firm, and bespeak the good offices of our friends, pledg
ing ourselves spare Efforts to promote the interests
o all IN business O o
40 -rrrr EDWARD LEWIS,
Evansville, Sept. LIST 1859 septa-tf CHARLES GRAY.
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MEXICAN MUSTANG LsNEMENT.
VXTE offer this Linment as remedy in the various
w diseases and complaints for which it is recom-
them.
he following list of the numerous and eytraordi-
nary eases il has cured daring the last few months
$3.50 cases ofRheumatisln in all its forms;
1890 do strains and bruises;
500 do burns and scalds;
3,45O do fresh cuts and wounds;
40 do cancers;
7,140 do scrofulous sores and ulcers that had re-
sisted all other trcatneit
1910 do inhamed and swelied joints:
$500 do piles;
4O0 do lun.bago, suces, govt, and hard bony
Tumors;
$3.50 do Chapped hands:
1000 co caked breasts; - i.
1000 do tooth ache and ear ache;
10000 do various chronic diseases.
The Mustang Eminent will cure the following dis
eases OF III rises. ...f
/ SPAWN Ring Bone Bruises and cuts. Strains Saddle
Calls, Wind Calls, Fstula Swecny, Big Head, Cracked
Heels.
THREAD AND REMEMBER.IU
BEWARE OF a green mixture of"Tar and Turpentine
put up in square bottles. and called VOLCANIC OH
LlNlNENT Avoid it, US its continued use will shry-
ell, relax and weaken the muscles, and paralize the
nerves. The Mustang Lnimentis sold in every town
and at all the Drug Stores in Evansville. Price 2Jets,
80 ets and dollar bottle The 30 bottle holds
three times as much rs the - cent bottle The dol
lar bottle holds much eight times of the p cents
bottles. The large bottles are much the cheapest
Try the Mustang Observation-Disclosures bottles sold
annually. .- .-.... i. ......l ..I-..
PRINCIPAL OYf;cEs-Corner of 81 and Market SITS st.
Louis, Mo; and 30i Broadway n. Y. jyl6lydtsw
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PGAIsRNE DEPOT.
REMOVED TO

MAIN ST, OPPOSITE TaE BANK.
90 TONS ofthe finest Marble ever brought to the
ZlO West at wholesale or Retail. Dealefs in Mar
BILE are expressly Invited To examine my stock fer 4
wfI make IL their interest ~ patroze mc My stock
consists OF Carrara White vened ~ Dove coored liall
amin blocks and Slabs. American white, yarigaeai.
blue, couded and stalary, which Was selected with
great care at the Vermont GU rries.
MONUMENTS of an styles. SCROLLS, OBLElSh,
ere TOABS, HEADAND FOOT STONES,
Counter tops and Furniture Marble on hand and made
o order at Eastern prices. N ST. GO. -
Grateful for the past liberal patronage, expect to
merit Continuance OF the same. Give Inc a call:
=. -. NJ. A. LAWRENCE.
N.B -Orders from distance promptly and satisfac-
sorilx |fied.. All work warranted. .If aug29
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aug la 6md&w

-DEMOVED.-The undersigned has removed to. the
house of Mrs. DR.. Trton three doorsabove the sher-
wood House, opposite the mansion of NJ Ross, Esq. Oh
First Street. or Doctors -4reHHs. r..
Office al the old stand on Frs.st, two doorsaboye Main
where he may be found at all times unless PROFESSIONAL
engaged rieas1 J. r. WILCOX. NJ. ID. ,
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COFFEE HOUSE AND RFsTARAuT

COFFEE HOUSE AND RFSTARAUT
BGfer street, merit Insurance Companv FrassrinstJr
HENRY sCHAEFFER's new Coffee House and Res
tadft IN the three story brick house. betwe In
suranSe 20 Office and the Pavilion Hotel fitted
IN me best STYLE and he is prepared TO receive his
hehus ana The public. and ACCOMMODATE them in the
pest manner His Bar will be supplied with the choicest
liquors Wines and Aies, which. with other us
ne VIII serve up in the most approved style and at ali
hours OF the day Mr.. Will always keepa good va
riety of the best brands OF Cigars. 800 =
Attached to the house is BOWLING SALOON, with
twohne Alleys and every accommodation requisite
such place.. mh3l -6m
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gST received at the corner of Main and First it,.
81 fresh supply cfwhitc and cOored Carpet Chain Cot
ton Batting and 500 and 6O0 Cotton Yarns for sale low
b,(octl2) .-att +. SHANKLIN e REILLY.
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NOTICE.

IL persons indebted TO me, by note or account will
N please come forward and settle the same iminedi
aely; and all persons having claims will please prcseut
them for settlement wish To eaye the city. Also.
OO0OO0 feet of assorted Lumber for sale close up,
cheap for cash. octIStf JOHN GREEK.
II J9Voik sbote copy month. f-., 'f q b.
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Cincinnati to Hamilton 90. Gin. to Springfield 90
For all Information and through tickets, apply at tn
Office. Southeast ofBToadway and Fro Ut ST.
the Depot, Cincinnati. -5-..r F
". a. LATHAM, Tick ct Agent.
p. w. SrRADER. Geul Agent.
N, WILKINSON, Agent Evansville.
aug IL 6md&w
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MUSIC HATH CHARMs.- IITL ,YGD
w n l. A. a Va III e. u K * l.
DEALER IN MUSIC .f i'- 80
'iNCk NEW BUILDING, PIRS'f ST.. BET. MAIN AN
EVANSVILLE. IND. %

u.
t, EVANSVILLE, IND. afT
I HAVE now leased aud fitted UP the aDsrs ,o=y.s
Il premises, and have opened large stock of 81
Music ana VI uslcal Instruments Being selected ScrJ
with great care and bought at the lowe market
prices they will always be of the first quality and solids
ow-call and see for Yourselves
Nv stock will negde Pianos Guitars Violins Flutes
Aeeordeons, Flutnes, Flageoles, CIarone;s. Drum,,
iamborines, Music Boxes Harmone cleans Music Payer.
tlon. Guitar Niolinceo and PiaDo-Forie Strings OF
the best qualities Tuning Forks Pic Pipes Tuning Nam
mers &c DC besides large and constantly Bereasings
stock Of Sheet Mnsic
INSTRUCTORS for every Instrument. sliaoIg $50
ne newest Music published, received week. y -
will find greatly their advantage 10 call be-
fore purchasing eisewhere for having made u my regu
lar and only business. feel satisfied can give better
satisfaction than those not So determined 10 se
as cheap rs an! house West of New York and Boston
Piano FOrtes and Accordeons tuned and re paired.
Lessons given the Piano. Guitar. MelodiOn, Acco
deoD. and in the cultivation Of the voice.. aug22 ,.
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ILLUMINATED sALOON.--e.AS! GAs!!

BlLLfARD SAH4UON .--trASt "RS!!
OUR Billiard Saloon the corner OF Fir tar Main
" streets is now brilliantly lighted with Gas every
evening, where visitors may enjoy their games with
every facility for pleasure. The prices of games have
been maer lis reduced determined 10 grail-
y those who ov billiards every particulars. We are
aIwavs pleased friends, especially about ~ o
clock i'm the evening when have something nice on
hands for their benefit. ,,,
sep2tf shy III " ho w Ii 4.
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BREAD! csKEsH cRAcKERsn

p BREADl CBKESil CRACkERSIW -
NTcREYNOLD & WARD stll continue their Bakery
1NI Main street between First and Second, where
they will at all times. be in readiness supply old
customers with choice ana fresh article OF Bread
Cakes aud Crackers They have. on account OF their
increased business fonnditneeessay TO employ Bread
Cart. which will daily in Evansville aad Iama,eo n
supply their customers II distance Give US trial
and We Will give you no cause complain Of sour
bread feb1s =
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sTIAIGHT LINE CLOTHING STORE

STRAIGHT LINE CLOTHING STORE. j.
ON MAIN STREET, BEL wEES FIRST sEcoSD.
-.a'' GUMBERTS e G oTTLEIB
A RE receiving at their WHOLESALE AN RETAIL
n Clothing establishment, J; rye assortment Of
READY MADE CLOTHING of superior quality anil
manufactured in the most fshon.bIe si,es fine lst.
ct Cioth Coats o. all sizes; superior black aud blue
French and English Cloth Dress Frock and Sack Coats
Saliine AMI Cashmere Coats. brown. green and gray
ofevery style. prize, quality and color DID - 1870
VESTS AND PANTALQONS r4. .-Fr
of the most beautiful patterns brought TO this Mar
ket - ... E..r .. tr #sr nf II
-H SHIRTS, UNDERSH1RTS AND DRAWERS
Gloves, Suspenders, Collars. and Sacks fit Heig1a
HATS AND CAPS
of every style and than sold in this Ct
TRUNKS AMP VALISES, f- I.-. 40
Carpet Sacks. with large fancy articles
and Furnishing Goods. all of which will sell on the
straight Line Plan rs cheap as the cheapest.
Cali and see for yourselves sr.rr 5000. ns rr.ti
octS GUMBERTS e. GOTTLEIB.
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WE CHALIENGE THE WORLD AND
ar ALI THE NEWCOMERS!u
WILLIAM wBNTEAL & CO

WHOLESALE AND RErus DEALERS IN
READY-MADE CLOTHING AND DRY GOODS,
-r. HATS, caps &C.,
NeIt TO corner Of NaiR sHi Tctsr SIS, EransilS, Ia,
VUOULD inform their friends and the public in gem
w eral that they have received, aud reeeNi ing
daily new stock Of FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
Having constantly our buyers in New York. Phil
adeiphia and Baltimore, and being connected with LIGHT
LOewenthal & CO.. OF Louisville, Ky the largest Cloth
ing establishment this side of the Mountains we arc
able to sell either WHOLESALE or RETAIL at the
lowest Eastern prices and all wish, is, give us
call before YOU purchase sr afrL .-..
UPP. s. Crossed p eens pieces and long Bits taken
in'fdil -. .I4 sepl
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JOHN ]. CHANDLER,
:. T.. GILBERT a CO..
AGENTS OF CYPRESS FACTORY

HAVE now on hand 3s5 bags Coit,n Yarn 4Oos ,oOs
IL COOS and zoos, Ct the above we'll known and favor
lite brand, which they are selling Factory prices fol
cash or approved paper. IoctI9
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IA READY MADE CLOTHING
M FURNISHING GOODS, HATS, "a
III, CAPS. GC. &C. -

w III u IL II > a IL Il AN ID RE L A l.,
VAIN Ss., nearly opposite hank.
IINhE UNDERSIGNED has just opened Clothing and
j Furnishing Establishment. opposite the Bank 9d
door below Alley. He has large 81 ok of Ready
Clething. Furnishing Goods, &C. which he offers for
sale at the very lowest prices. Knowing The demands
Of his market thoroughly in this line of business
prepared To gratfy' them. His goods have been pur
clases at the lowest rates. and will be sold the very
lowest prices Those wanting Clothing of any descrp
ton, or Gen.femens Furnishing Goods generally would
nd to their advantage 10 call at this blishmen be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. In this stock viii.
Oyercoas, Clocks, Dress Frock AND Sack oats Shirir
Hats and Caps, de-, &c. which oen or nspec-
ton Those waniirg bargains bad better call this
house. as good articles i'll he sold CHEAP. ug
havc-ilso a large assortment of WATCHES AND
'lrN ELiff. all II which viii be warranted which
call the. attention of tie public
SER l.. KAHN
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FANCY SILK AND WOODEN
DYER a ND SCQI1I2EE

EANCE SILK An ID WOODEN
DYER AND SCOURER.
II BUTTS most respectfully informs the citizens Of
Evansville and vicinity that he is prepared to
dye SILKS. silk Velyets Ladies Walls Menoes, Aipacas
Delains. and dresses of every description
desired and finishes in syl superior 10 any other es
Enlistment ia this country. Canton Grape Shr Iss
cleaned and made good white, dyed the deli
cate color. Kid Gloves cleaned. Any fancy coforel
goods cleaned and color restored, and finished in su.
perior style. l - ~'
r.. A NEW, DISCOVERY. tf-r.- eds $50
II. b. would also inform gentlemen, that he cleans
garments OF every shade, dyes them any coior by
method wholly new. and warrants them o
any more than new g-ods and 10 look early rs well
new lie would also inform merchants that be dyes Ills
kinds OF faded goods and engages TO make hem sale
able. or no charge will be made. vrsr
Straw ROnnets eyed any c0le-
II PShop on Sycamore street, nearly opposite the.
Sherwood House. Er as I -'1' - ,eps
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CABINET WARE HOUSE.
HAsIEfsr EEg.f.EfS,


ROBEE;1 FERGUS.
%T-3 HAsE.on hand alargc supply ofeyery ~
1872 variety of Cabinet Ware OF The best IN.
L workmanship and material, on Main be- "a
- tween Third and Fourth streets.
Lumb Der YARDS
have also on hand. large supply Of Pine Lumoe
seasoned. Also, IS, 00J feet dressed Flooring.
COGfins.-- .,,.,.
large supply ofail kinds and sizes on hand Allthe
above articles win sell on the most reasonable terms
Dwelling house xt the shop lJy22-ohl u -
Lamasc0 Steam Furnitare Factory.
ls5s WHOLESALE q RETAIL,
--~-r=; Mess-s. ETZEL < KLiSTW oRI
1922 would inform the public that having recently
IL es,ablishedin Iamasco CITY, Steam Furniture
Ss1<zi Factory. they have commenced Manufacturing
Sureaus edsteas Wartrobcs and several other kinds
of Furniture by sean thas enabling to trnsn 'hee
than can be purchaser else here IN ths cry
and at Cincinnati Factory prices Their work In ever!
respects equal that fthe Cincinnati factories
They are also spared to DO Turning work ofeyory des
cripon and win be prepared to furnish country nanu'
facturers With what they desire In this particular IhS III,
tsnon wanting Furniture called to the worE o.
this Factory. r....-
Fourth We kee, for sale Chairs of different varieties
besides all other kinds Of Furniture al the room.
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this CITY The most beautiful Parlor Stoves Of the age
Fpr further particulars call aud examine assert
uent AT the old stand one door from the Washington
lease ~fTrtF sept lJ-tf
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Root AND SHOE MANDATORY

SECOND II BLIstIEN AAFN AN4' I9VVNSI'
/ would iaform the public in general that lhavt
9 g.: :::; { ]: s IFS;
octos JOHN RASCH.
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LIvERY AND SALE STABLE.

A DWELLING House containing four rooms and a
n Kitehen.1 Aprh % (novD J. Il W. REU,LH.
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PROPOSALS yoR NAVAL SUPPLIES, TIM
BEa. MDER. Ac.


Nssvxs a CONSTRUCTION. &c, May ~, 1858.
CgALfp PROPOSALS 10 furnish naval supplies for
> A~~s fvss sadsns sosh Jane. 1884. and Tor tim
s tsrsss A< tsh1os~sd proposals for annual supplies,
. 80 nmh~s asa lamb~s, a. the Gaze may be, naming
% n4sy sss4 ssd eisss lot heh the oer IL Intended
wn Nv Ese<4v~d ~ hs bureau 20 three o'clock. g. M.
u Ne ao4k Az "a Jst~ neat 10 be delivered under con
Wsss q shs s~ssrsl Navy ards hereinafter named free
u sx~n.~ shs tntsa states, and Al the rex oil the
xensseeses . .
Oa~ ssssah s.a "A the annual supplies hereinafter
II ss~A ttmS sss he d.is~~J before the lot OF
Ssss~~ We nxs'. other tssrh patti before the
st "a EsssMnef nsxl, ahes fourth part on or before
As Ia "a Aps, aad the fsmalnser oa o. before the soth
"A lane. ts3t
rrgoss.. mss psesiss Zoe furnishing and delivering.
"a - ssf ssssSss~s any additional quantity or
.ssssss ~ tho s,is~ eoasrscss iof that may be re-
s.a a ssshsr az IN. ssd u.vy,afd. before the expira
o II ne f.rs ,sss -nsns me sad ,hifvi Of June.
sxhgsa hvnss sad hts four, hisssn Gays previous
sol e forn sh~ bureau the romrraftaa OF The yard
shss me articles b delivered, 10 the contractor
- H.. sses, 81 th~ psnni ~ delivery.
Ia arcspns odsfs, sli cshsf hing. including price
sna gaAlsy hsaE ssssl preference will be given 10
nsss ~ the sFo~sh laoduecp, and Manufacture OF the
Tniie4 Saiss.
All ar,gles snas be II the very best quality, conform
ss % samples. wisss sp4 eAs which viii he exhibited
90 ssglcascn the son~sndAst of the ward At which
thsy ate ssiissfpd They aasi b. "a good order
and condition sn,sbie vess~ls OF packages. The
may be- al the charge OF The contractor. All articles.
,essr aai PACKAGE 10 b. subject to the Inspection al
she yasd whse they received and he IN all respects
10 The satistses.o~ I'll the comRAniant thereof
Each BON ot Has csasasa mssi weigh the number oil
pouas and sSips taken IRON the must bear the
Weighs prescribed IN the following table
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FORM OF AN OFFER FOR SUPPLIES

hereby agree to furnish md deliver at the navy.yar
~ -, in conformity with the requirements OF the adj.
'efussment from the bureau Of construction, equipment
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This canvass TO be 20 iachei wide aud each holt TO
contain 20 running ysrds me strips 10 test It's strength
will be one inch wide. except for No which will be
"a inch wide
contain f:y running yards, and to weigh as follows
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1000 sheets cold rolled sheathing "copper"
tima,ed TO weigh II 900 pounds, per pound
1000 sheets "a cold rolled sheathing copper
ilmaied 10 weigh $50 pounds. per pound
IS sheets s4-ounce brszicrs' copper, sheets feet
by 3 feet. estimated 10 weigh $500 pounds,
per pound
30 sheets 3a-ounce brsziers' copper, sheets fee,
by feet. estimated 10 weigh i.s25 pounds,
per pound
50 sheets as-ounce braziers copper. sheets o feet
by feet, estimated 10 weigh 2,473 pounds,
per pound
IS sheets 32-ounce braziers' copper, sheets feet
by feet, estimated 10 weigh 900 pounds,
per pound
rs sheets 2o-ounce brsxiers' copper. sheets feet
by , feet. estimated 10 weigh 500 pounds,
per pound
- sheets lo-ounce brszers copper, sheets feet
by feet. estimated TO weigh $50 pounds.
per pound
1000 pounds Inch bolt copper do
1900 do li-l5-inch do do
500 do A.lnch do do
900 do s-inch do do
CLASS No. g.
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aIso agree TO furnish and deliver like terms and
condition. at the said navy yard any additional quantity
OF sad articles that may be required before The expiration
Of the fiscal year ending 3Oh june 1854. fifteen days
previoss no'ics from The bureau, the commandan OF
said navy.yard.
II my offer be accepted desire to be addressed through
the post ONCE al and the contract to be sent to the
navy agent Ut ----. for execution.
Very respectfully, A..
To the Chief IF Bureau of Construction, &C.,
Washington, ID. G.
We. The undersigned, residents OF --. in the State
OF -, hereby guaranty that. in the foregoing
bid Of - be accepted. that $3.50 will within ten
days after the receipt Of the contract at the post office
The same, with good and sufficient
surees 10 furnish the supplies embraced said bid in
conformity with The terms Of the advertisement under
which il made
c.. d..
f. #.
hereby certify that 10 the best of my knowledge and
belief the aboye-named guarantors good and su1-
cienl g. H., NAVY Agent
FORM OF ENDORSEMENT
On the envelope transmitting the Offer
Proposals for Nauo, Supplies" (naa.e the yard.)
Class No. -.
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" VItUIc FHFtK utf HTdIl
CLASS No. 9.
Sperm on and Can1'es.

CLASS No. 9.
Sperm on and Can4ss
500 gallons pare winter strained sperm oil per gallon
9 900 pounds best qualify. pure sperm candles,
six TO the pound per pound
CLASS No. TO-
Oakum.
5000 pounds best quality oakum, made from Junk per ID
CLAss No. III.
ManHa Hemp.
so tons Manila hemp, per ten Of 2,2+o pounds
Class No. IL
Stationary.
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and repairs, OF The 18th May, 1885, the several articles
embraced in (class No y or classes No = and NO =
for that yard, to wit
Glass No.
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Weights 10 BIZ borne By strips
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-03

IL sill thus appear that these gentlemen indicate purpn.e
aucmp To- close tr dr''f puhlic ustIti"u ihss
elected hy the only legally constituted ly a.,
appointment.
The undersigned will ttacicr action on
the part 81 the college Faculty nrii. tend
T. the elevation nr dignity at hi' protection, LIS
respect lie viii v ia r-au discharge oi the
assigned hm ga the l October ani viii Il" eau
VI vail submit
at the country, ant abide their IA, I.in
at rebellion lis garments.
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NEW YnRk MARKED n.,

T.. J.. W.
"'ad.ulis-Thc market for Western and State flour Ia
improved Us - ?jc per bbl under the Americas new.
WIN sale, OF 10000 hbl- at iGGs 81 40 fr common
!" good State and mixed to good Western Included in
we au"'c"rc 5000 bhls to arrive Of which 500 bill
fifteen dn,s. ' WV wv ~
southern flour has improved ~ - cents per Dbl viii,
,H''s OF 1vo bOs at s6i G,SI - for mncd 90 GOOD
canadian flour l. held nj tBSIi2
i've Hnhr and corn meal are UNCHANGED
Nh'"t has been active aud buuyant ur prime parcc Mi
'"lSan and ''nadnn nj 5aG-. slyaucc over vrstcrays
I"''-. The salrsHrc aa goo bushels white Michigan mart
'" a,iNr NJ fIhlal 30 iur f,ir prime 900 lite Ohio
~ f'slnl,lN' 600 common trur-cc NJ 3D. prime ia,
ls W"lhfL $500 white We,tcrn said IN hc Miuaukc
~ Fll' y 200 white Canadian At 5Oii 90. aud
l''uu bushels Southern red al 10 in store
hlr homnhly the sumo, aud can be bought nd 90
Oats are finn nj isrGu
'"fn b. generally held three cents per hu4lcI cher
bu only ia has been sccrdrd ~ by buyers The llrs
Hfr 1900 bull Ell. nj sU su . Tor m-ouud. ~ SO
Tor western mixed, and 50 a 80 Tor southern yrIos
,oitoh h without change under the steamer newa
If"'l-ionS - Pork has al, aucrd Us 25c Dor bll
T in'" At tie opening, 'slcs we're made At 80.
20, Out Afterwards, all offering tiG $50 was taken Beef
10y hfm. Ohcr descriptions unchanged
MhI'key Tho market has improved, With sales Of $50
b'Is M2g - n 3d.
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b"W,MN UNNh The Notes NJ this s.u. viii bc redeemed
Patp1 SUM-, " u FAlRO co, boz Washington city ~
~ WV" 'H ffY1 ly
" t""'h' fnghh. nni Nmctican MnIn~ry STR. wN.
""S 81 t'' Hro'dWay New York, invites the Ladies pui
tr'd' 10 examine h,rso,k ~ Millinery ant Millinery 0us
she '' case u Goods At ihc Ncs York Crystal Palace ~sh 10
veil worth potinrst
" b~hancr NHlamaHdrr ssfS-'!ayi-rs Tst.nt. u1prs
}" FrHs o. ihc 81" manufacture Unoi states " the
above celebrated Safe, 90 vtom bgh,st Premium al, ,.t
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