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RAyAGEs OF CHOLERA Ar MEsstNA.

BUsTVN, NtunfFuHV, Dtt. Y, IrJf.
private letter from Mr. Bebn, the United States
Consul at Messina gives a frightfNl picture Of the
ravnges Of the cholera in that city the population
having been reduced by death and emigration 10 less
than 80, 900. No less than 90 900 persons died be-
tween the 22d Of August and the 10th Of September
The Hon. Cassius NJ CLAY lecturel here this even
ing before the Mercantile Library Association. Al
immense audience in attendance to listen to him.
Information has been received here that the steam
ship VIM. Penn, previously reported Loaf in the
Black Sea- was safe ut Consautinope on Nov. ls.
The weather is extremely mild, and it has been
raining all day. The thermometer ranges ct 45o
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DrArH OF THOMAS ". DORA private dispatch
from Providence informs u OF the death of Thomas
W. Dor, ct Providence, after lingering and pain
ful illness The character of Mr.. Dorr, who acted
prominent par. IN the politics Of Rhode Island few
wears since was marked by some high qualities.
For what he believed to be true and right he was
willing TO suer even TO igf ominythe severest test
of sesdfsst attachment principle He did suffer
TO this extent though in in regard to which he
made what seemed TO Us an important mistake Of
Judgment. Those who knew him in private life
speak in strong terms OF bis amishle temper and the
sirict purity and uprigh.ness Of lis character.
IEvealss Post, Dec 81.
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recent number Of the It'd Noora HoHanascie
Courout Dutch paper announces that Mr.. Bel
mont Resident Minister Of the United States near
the Court of the Netherlands has lei: the Hague for
" Frankfort ou.ihe Maine What shold cause Mr.
Belmont 10 leave the sect Of his mission a: thai
seasonl VIII Tie Uaisa please to explain these
visits Of Belmont TO Frankfort, and Of ROthschid to
the Hague in connection with the recent Russian
loan! Those certificates Of Mess-s. Campbell, Barne-
well. and Bohon, ths; they were ignorant Of some
thing OF which they could have no knowledge, were
Ter frc N being satisfactory to the public.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-28
MEETING OF COLOREO CITIZENS IN
WILIIAMSBCRGH

\ meeting of the members Of the Colored Political
Association Of Kings County ives held, las. evening
c. the Rev. M Hodgess Church, ior the purpose OF
taking action in reference to petitioning the Legs
required to entitie coored man TO yo'e Inc ffesi
dent the Rev. Mr.. HoDGEs, presided, and jobs
STILLS acted as Secretary. The following preamble
and resolution were adopted: ,..,--,.,
Vhea, We Conv,ntion Of the Colored Citizens Of the
County and York DO deem i eIpedisnt u 1t
ZONE prompt and energetic should be adopted ~ u.s.
IN behalf of the general coored popuson Of the great State
Of New York to present TO the next Legislature penSn
raiins the civil and political grievances under vnsn w '
lsborinx. Therefore,
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VENEZUELA.
Tie PhilaSelphls Kxchan e.

Correspondence Of The Philadelphia sxehangs
LAGuAYRA, Saturday, Dec. 2, 1854. =
This Republic IS in tranquil state, and its reposs Is
no, likely 10 be disturbed for some time to come, ow-
ing to the chsstisement inflicted ey the Govern
msnt troons on the Revolutionsts Of the interior.
Business is gradually but steadily improving The
coffee crop Is represented as fair average yield sn9
Is coming to market in small lots, and commands II
allic. y ib for T.illidos, and washed l2sc: nidss
Are again in considerable demand at l3ic. ID, end
Indigo 81 ssrs b. The bark Thomss Dsllef
viii ssil in few days for Philadelphia. The hon.
Charles Eames, Minister Resident Of the U. 3. 80
the Government Of venezues, took bis departure, ION
nt, 90 q visit h9me, via Wet Iadiss.
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L. S. SUPREME COURT.

WAsHIEGToN, Wednesday, Dec. q, 1854
In the Supreme Court to-day the Hon. Eihu b.
Washburne, of Illnois, ard Thomas A. Jencks, of
Rhode Island, were admitted as Attorneys and Coun-
sellors.
No. 80. Ferdinand Clark, appellant, vs.. BD G.
CLARK, ct al. Argument continued by the Hon. Rev
erdy johnson, for the sppellees, anG concluded by
Mr.. Nelson. for the appellant.
No. SO. The City OF Providence, plaintiff in error,
Va. Daniel X. Capp. Argument commenced by Mr..
Clspp for the plaintiff in error.
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FIRE IN BUFFALO.

BUFFALO. Wednesday, Dec. 81, 1854.
At o'clock this morning fire broke out in aware
bouse in Loyd-st occupied by Messrs Ashley Jones
a. Co. forwerders and Messrs. Buel 81 Moore, pro-
visiOn de alers. Nothing savod but the books Of
tbe two firms, The insurance amounts to $40, 900,
which v III nearly cover the loss
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THE LATEST NEWS,
ExCEIvED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
REDEMPTION OF GOVERNMENT STOCKS.

WAsHIHGTON, WtcDesday, Dec. p, lsJ1
From Monday until Il ociock to-day $3.50, 600 worth
of Governn emf Stock was redeemed ut the Treasury
The Patent. Office had e. 900 depo.ited With Seldon
Withers & Co., being money received ia payment for
patent rights.
The Union of this morning says that two English
fgates we're In the port Of GEeyto IN, Nicaragua, on
the 9Th mat.
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LInxnA1.-The citizens OF Hartford Conu., have
raised by voluntary contribution the cum Of $3.50,
in aid of the suffering poor Of ihst cry. The amount
was made up by little over one hundred ind vduas.
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resn setting fors length the facts enumerated in the
above preamble.
Rested Ths; Committee appointed pses>n their Pc
% a. he meeting Of this Convention ter IL. inisrse
ueat
Mss,rs. Hodges, Still, Burick, Simnonls aud
Searrs were appointed said Committee sfer which
Il c meeting Sdjoulned 10 Wednesday, Jan. ,.
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THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

BALTIMoRE Wednesday, Dec. 81, 1884.
By The arrival Of the Southern Mail as lac az due
we have received NewOfleans pspers, contsining
dates from Galveston 10 the l7ih inst The prominent
subjects discussed in the newspapers of the State
late TO toe present ha times and monetary crisis.
The news otherwise is unimportgnt.
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NoN-ARRIvAL OF THE ATLANTIC.

SANDY HOOK, " ednesday, DC. E1-IO T. Vt.
The steamship Atlantic, now IN her twelfth day
from Liverpool, has not yet made her appearance.
The steamship Empire City, with later intelligence
from Havana, is also momeniariy expected, but has
not yos been sigualcl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-28

Tie Hon. EDWARD A. HAySE6AS, formerly L. 5.
Senator from Indiana learn proposes shortly re-
move to California, to resume the practice Of law.
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STATE OF THE ONO RIVER.

IlIIsLJEUH. WtulfFuhYI DC. Y, IS3f
There now feet of water in he channel OF
Ale OLio River, and it ID fast rising higher. Weather
mild.
CIsciSNATI, Monday, Dec. %, 1871
II bss been raining here since last evening, and the
river b ss risen FIVE Inches.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-22
telegraph Markets.

New YORK, June l9, p. d.
Groceries-Coffee dull, and declining ten
dency. 225 bags Rio SaalO. Sugar f IN
and unchanged. Limited business. Rice
Firm. $50 tics at saa44. Mackerel-Low-
or. Flour-Good western, firm and scarce.
Inferior lower, goud State and Ohio 81 81.
Grain-Sses 1000 bushels wheat firm. 750O
Southern red So Is. Corn firm; 800, 900
western mixed 80 To SO; for vi ie and yell
low Sc to SIC. Provisions-Beef firm, with
an upward tendency. $50 bbls repacked Chi
cago beef at $40. Pork a irifle lower. Sales
Of 900 bills mess pork $l3al4; prime pork
III. Lard-Unchanged. M ,derate demand
at previous rates. Whisiy-5OO bbls prison
at zoe. Molassrs--Dull and declining at
23c. Linseed-Flrm and improving. Lead
Lower at Il 95. Stock-Dull and lower.
Money-A Give.
New ORLEANS, June 10.
Flour-Ohio Sc. Grain-Corn declined.
Large sales at 48 to soc. Oats 81 to S.
Provisions--Me.s pork III. Bacon sides 81
10 SIC. Lard--Bhls g.; kegs loo Whisky
-24c. Groceries--Fair Sugar 3l;. Mo-
lasses lie. Rio coffee 9 to l0c.
CINcrHSA II, June 10 p. NJ.
Flour-Du'l, sales at 81 35aS7 so. Whisky
STEADY at 22c. Cheese--SaSic. Butter
--9alOc. Sugar--Firm. Coffee and molas-
ses dull.
LOUISVILLE, June 30.
Bagging and Rope--Limted inquiry, with
a sale Of each at l41c, and sale Of 80 coils
rope at SIC.
Flour aud Grain-Flour dull, and retail
sales at z SO from stores. Wheat nominal at
Slal 25
Groceries--Small sales os Rio coffee at
l0al0fc. Sugar extremely dull at 4a4!c.
Tobacco-The receipts are still rather
heavy. and prices somewhat depressed in
consequence, Notwithstanding the well es-
tabiishe1 fact that the crop is extremely
short, with sfles Monday Of So hhds at prices
ranging from 40 to 6 so, and one hid at
7 90.
Whsky-A sale Of So bbls of raw at 22c.
Freights-To New Orleans and Pittsburg
soc for pound freights.
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The Cumberland is getting very low
mot more than three feet on shoals. The
stern-wheelers are supplanting the larger
boats.
The Odd Fellow has been sold to
gentlemen at Louisville, for $1,000. She
will continue in the Nashville and Paducah
trade.
The splendid R. J. Ward arrived
here yesterday afternoon at 81 o'clock, less
than FIVE days from New Orleans. She had
with passengers. We thank her officers for
papers Of the 10th.
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TELEGRAPHIC!
CONGRE>SIONA
Thirty.ThirdC Ongress...FirstS Session.
WASHINGTON, June 18th.

WASHINGTON, June 10Th.
SENATE Senate has determined to
pass the Homestead bill previous to the time
fixed for the recess. 1t is quite certain that
the bill will be disposed Of during the ensuing
week.
The debate on the veto measure closes on
Tuesday and the homestead measure will be
the first business subsequent TO the disposal
of that discussion.
Territorial appointments will be kept back
as long as possible, that the announcement
may not have aay influence upon certain
measures which the Executive wishes to pass
through smoothly.
The number Of applicants for Offices is
enormous, and eTbarrasses present action.
II is confidently believed that the House
will concur in the Senate's resolution for
recess, immediately upon the passage Of the
homestead bill, which bill is TO be made a
party measure at least in the Senate.
WASHINGTON, June 10.
SEvArE-The bill recognizing the navy
was taken up, when Mr.. Mallory offered a
substitute which was agreed to and read
The bill was postponed.
Mr.. Douglas bill proposing a change of
time in the meeting OF Congress from De-
ceinDer 10 Octooer, was TAKEN up, ueOdteu
and postponed.
The insane land bill veto was taken up
Mr.. Seward made long and ablespeech
against he veto.
HousE.-Mr. Churchill made personal
explanation in reply to Senator Bell, pro-
nouncing deductions as false as his lnsinua-
iions were groundIess.
Dir. Campbell made an explanation in re-
gard to Dir. Churchil's speech sUme weeks
ago, charging him with being IN aboIitionist.
Considerable excitement was caused.
Dir. Stanton. of Kentucky, presented the
papers OF Geo. Isaacs aud others, contes;ing
the seat OF Nike Welsh.
Mr.. Ewing asked the committee on cleo
lions, for their action on The first protest in
the matter and against Mr. Welsh's right to
u seat in the House.
WASHINGTON, June l6.
II is stated in weil-iniormed circles that
the President has appointed WIN. o. Butler,
Of Kentucky, as Governor Of Nebraska, and
Governor Wright, of iowa, as Cove. nor of
Kansas.
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EDWARD HUSTACE,

lbs a l. w dYS " II mi d,
A L. ~ Is,. =.

MAS .9LW WAYS ON HAND.
80 WATCHES of the finest qualify, warranted 10
gTA perform well an give to the bu, er perfect sat
cIh i-faciion. Husiacr dcvoes his attention 10 the
s:.s8 selection OF superior Jewery. He now offers
an assortment If the richest patterns.
Hustace invites the attention Of the Ladies' his stock
Breast Pins elegant and pleasing the
Hustace has Far Drops, decidedly beautiful, u new
just received They will suit the of The most
refined
Hustace's assortment of Mourning and Dsguerreotype
Pins - finest in town.
Gold Guard. Fob and Vest Chains are Just
wna..- -nuld be- variety Of patterns, some of the
most elaborate work mnnship
Husiace 1as Gold Lockets, single and double pretty
and good-no mistaie.
Iustace's Gold Pan ls-they need recommended
tion In fact all of his goods have acquired a reputa-
ton sufficient in this com uniiy.
Husce has just received hne lot of Silver spoons.
They the very best quality warranted the a.
Hustace is prepared to do Z craving. Spoons and
other articles beautifully Ieftered.
Husiacc can rep jr Watches In scientific manner
All work executed with and finish unsurpassed.
Husace sells cheap and refu ds money for articles not
giving satisfaction and thus gains the confidence o, the
patronizing public lmy2
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9 8 9 g 8 8 9 & 9
M LEANS VOLCANIC OH
LINIMENT.

1NHE miraculous that this celebrated medicine
l. has performed after all other remedies had failed,
Linmcni that viii cure Chronic or infamnator, RSen
maiism Paralysis, stiffness weakness in the Joints,
uscies or Ligamenta, Contracted Muscles, Bruises
Neuralgia, Toothaehe Earache or any Pain 1t will re-
move any swelling. Tumor Piles, Hard Lumps aked
Illumination.
And i viii sleanse purify and heal the rouLEsT
long they may have existed. Il viii also sooihe and
heal Burue, scalds, Fresh Cuts. Wounds. &e sooner
OVER MiLLIoS OF BOTTLES
Have been sold In 1885, and the demand ia increasing
daily and we have never heard of Wherein it has
Piled
Whothsn will suffer from Pains, Sores, or swellings
when a safe and sure remedy is easily obtained.
lNCoNTEsTABLE PROOF
OF what we have asserted.
J. II. McLr.s-Sir: feel tia duty owe TO the public
to make known the following hoping they may learn
my experience and discard worthless stuff hich has
been pressed into notice by false certificates long
For six months was confined to my room cripple
from Rheumftism. My knee was swollen tremendous
ly producing the most pains. he muscles
contracted so that could straighten my leg ALL
applied the Mustang LiBiment for four weeks. but Is
done no more good than any other grease. Obtained
and used your Volcanic OIL Linment- three weeksis
AMERICAS C&SEDAY, Saline county. III.
be il now well. WIN NJ ELLIOTT, Pinkneyvills.
heauer, " Inc owe u not sulncient 10 convince you
Of the wonderful efficacy of the Volcanic OIL Linsent,
call and examine the thousands which have In
possession from al parts Of the county. and YOU will
purchase supply from aud does not give satsfao
ton, the money will be returned TO the purchaser.
POR HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS.
McLean's celebrated Eminent is the only safe and
liable remedy for the cureof SPAWN. Ring Bone. Wind
Calls splin;s Unnatural Jumps, Nodes or swellings
II Ill never fail to Big Head Pollev Fisiula old
Running Sores or sweeney. If properly applied. For
SpraBs Bruises Scratches, Cracked Boof Cbafer sad
die collar Calls Cuts Wounds it Re infaliLio
remedy. Appl, directed aud cure Is certain.
Read the following from Dir Wells Of the st. Louis
Omnibus Company
This Is certifs that have used the Mexican Mustang
Iinmp and Ncl.ean's Volcanic Oil Liniment. our
omnibus horses that lame spraned and for SWELL
ings and have found McLean's Volcanic oil iniment
% be the best Liniment ERAsTUS WELLS.
ofthc firm Of Case & Co.
Directions accompany each bottle in English and
German.
This Lirimentis now put up In IS cent SO centand ~
bottles. The so cent size contains three times the zn
tty of the 81 size and proportion cost
For sale by J. n. MCLEAN, sole Proprietor.
Corner Third and Pine streets, st Louis. lilo.
For sale In Evansville Ind. by KELLER FARMS
LEY CO.. al Proprietor's prices. [mh7
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COMMERCIAL.

WrDSEspAY EVENING, June 20.
RrvrR-Reported falling at all points, with only
feet upon the principal bars.
WsATHER-For the past week, warm, moist and IA
vorable to the gaowth Of vegetation. Crops looking
we'll and coming forward rapidly.
BusIsEss-There has been noticeable activity IN bu.
siHess during the past week. The opening Of W.
4. Canal has revived trade materially Groceries re.
main unchanged, with a slight decline In Flour.
WHOLESA LIE PNlCES CURRENT
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WATCHES AND IEwELwY
~ biA hChr N pC-'p
w have inst receivei a lar-a stock n

- WE have Just received large stock OF Gold
~ and silver Watches, in hunting and open cases,
eAp5& which will sell ut Eastern prices, and warrant
to give satisfaction.
Also JEWELkY-A largo. beautiful nd fashionable
stock, comprising Gold Guard Fob aud Vest Chains,
Gold bracelets plain Gold Bands Ladies' and Gents
Brp ST Pins, beautiful lot of Eardrons and rings,
rain scale and Fnger-rings. Seals ock-ts. Gold
and Silver Thimoies, Gold spectaeles, Silver Napkin
Also GOLD PENs.-Six doz A. Morton & Ca's cele-
braled Guild Pens, direct from the manufacturers.
ALSO-Cloeks of every variety, eight day and thirty
hour, in Papier Mache. Gastric and Wood Cases,
which we sell low and warrant 10 keep time
We invite the public to call and examine our stock,
the sign of the Big Watch, on Main street, between
First aud Second. (aplD BITTROLFF SONS.
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DR. GEOREGA ANS
EXTRACT OF HYDRoPIPE:,

DYSPEPSIA, scRoruLA, IMPURITIES OF TIE
BLOOD
Prepared by one Of the ForuHg.
THIS vegetable remedy which Is now spreading 10 ell
ofthe FIRST Medical schools in The West, physician Of
Oh standing In his profession and much opposed to
empricsn or quackery as any ore can be, Is shown
by the fact that the re- ipe Unpublished and accompanies
each bottle Of the medicine. thus exCnerating ii from
the charge Of beng nostrun -, ,,
1T is PRESCRIBED BY PHYSICIANS,
as viii be seen by references TO the Circular and oy the
accompanying certificates.
Unlike Sarsaparilla the Hyropper Is Quick in ifs ac-
ton the FIRST bottle often producing wonderful resuiIs
In the Of the negro girl Of Mrs. Simmons, of
Louisville, who was relieved of
BLINDNESS IN ONE WEEKN
In short wherever known IL stands at the head OF al
remedies for the following diseases:
Dyspepsia, scrofuia, White swelling Negro Consump,
tion Chronic Rh"umaiis n, Govt Neuralgia Ulcers and
all Skin Diseases. all Renal or Kidney nnecuons, all
eses Secondary syphilis General Debility. ana all dis
ordeis arising from impafe blood AID bad Habit Of
's''e% FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS
hi. remedy sta DIS unrivalled IL is slight stimuans
and a powerfuI toi.ic and Alternative.
beautifer of the conlpiexion IN the cure OF
ls and blothes producing clear and beautiful skin,
II is much safe and sure remed! than ell The
never regret IT, TO not lose confidence II it hould
At ars 70 increase the disessetbe general effect the
medicine being drive all impurities surface
BY that means out Of the system.
HAsbESsBuRo. Ky, Oct. G. 1851.
DR.. A. z. Geohegan--Dear Sir have examined our
recipe for COMPOUND Fluid Extract Of Hydropper for
OF ScrOiula ia Otnef
affections, viz: rheumatism, Female " eakn ness &C.
Having prescribed and watched its effects in many cases
OF the above diseases and having always found etec
tua most cheerfuy recommend IL 20 the afflicted
the best Alternative and tonic have ever used-alto
gether superior TO Sarsapsra. and any Of its com
pounds. N. T. WAKEFIELD, 81. ID.
OwESsBoRo'. KY. March 25 ls52.
Dear Do.for:-I reee, ed Of the ed inst 40
cordng yocr request acknowledge the receipt Of Hy
dropiper. -.
II several in this community il has relieved
Dyspepsia. in short, consider it a valuable prepare.
ton. have using IL myself and think il bene6r
my geneI al health. Respectfully Your friend,
JAMES COwAS,N N.
PRICE 81 per bottle, bottles for S. taten M
one time. kAYMOND& PATIEY
Sole Agent, No. "a Fulton street. LouisviIle Ky
To whom ali crders should be addressed
Agents in Evansville, HALLOCK d sTODDARp.
Princeton, r. 3. HALLoCKs
nh2et&76mIs
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yHyHE undersigned takes this inform the
rous visitors Of the Pigeon springs that he has lew
which he will all those whs
fond OF this d. cous fruit HIS kssberries WI soon Dc
ripe and ssa served up VISITORS Vie has r6sd
wish {, partaks Of the salt ha' The Mineral and
SAIL Wafer that he found anywhere. He
Boarders by tbs week during
ssrm seasoo The ruidnrs large and well
summer He ALTO plsses
hmssit that does old aud Chronic diseases
S~rorulA Deopy ard those that have partially
Of diseases the Hesi
he will not charse hem anything The proprietor
was afflicted With affection Of
the head .osing ending during that time a.
sand dollars hut purpose and found NO relief until he
nervous system adds the patient life and vigor
NM BATES. Proprletor.
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CURRENCY RATES.

INDIANA. NEW JERSEY
State Bank & Branches. par All Solv. MT Bar mar
New Stock Banks.... par LOIJlSTA MA
OHIO. Branches I'm " Orleans. par
State Bank Il Branches. par ALA1 MA
Independent Banks par All Solvent Hanks. 9 dis
State Stock Bank (op). .5disI ": & >. CAROLINA
In pl par All Solvent Banks. g dis
KENTUCKY. GEORGIA.
All Solvent Banks. par ALI Solvent Bauks Q di,
VIRGINIA. ILLfNOIS
All Solvent Banks. par New StkSecurty B'ks Ids
TENN GSSEE. WiSCO VSfN.
All Solvent Banks. dis All Solvent Banks a ds
MISSOURI. Fire Marine Ips Co 8 dis
State bank & branches. par MICHIGAN.
EASTERN. All Solvent Banks -. g dis
All Solvent Banks. go. par Michigan lns CO. - S dis
Fan NSYLVANI IA. CANADA
All Solvent Banks par All Solvent Banks S dis
EXCHANGE.
New York Blu, lug at /. Selling u prem
Cincinnati ...... Buying. ....Sellng. A prem
COIN
s a%srie cn. Soid. Buying PREM Selling. prem
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CITY AUCTION STORE.

T B. FONDERSMTrH, Auctioneer, First street be-
81 tween Main and Locus. sts will sell ut Auction,
Goods Furniture, Wares. &C.. commission, ana also
Real Estate and Horses. Cash advanced on Consign
ments, required will sell my entire stock OF Yam
see Notions and Jewelry at auction Regular days OF
nights
Psi will he glad attend to ell my old customers
and as many new O.es may favor with call, ana
VIII sell goods at private sale Cincinnati prices al
wholesale and retail. mh23 3md
a FREsH SUPPLY OF PUMP CHAINS. FIX
rss sna Ia,ns reed aad for sale a the New sssrn
Feed and Seed Store Of IS T. GRANT B CO.
nATSs-l,s Rags f>s salssy
Osru GEO. FOSTER q Co