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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-22
81 REMOVAL. 80
GEO u. VygN

u TN y
M ANUFAOrUkEk of Japanned and Stamped Wares
WI Water Coolers, Toilet Wares, &C., &c, having re
moved from the Old stand corner OF Wairut and Feal
the n. W. oRSER OF RACE AND toLrNgs tor Second
tire et and having largely increased facilities for man
uacurng is prepared to supply dealers on liberal
terms. .
Timers Stove Dealers and others will hud IL greatly
their interest 10 purchase their stocks direct from The
mandatory. $500
have also recently made such engagements will, the
manufacturers of TIMERS MACHINES and TOOLS.
as TO be constantly supplied. Among which viii be
found some NEWLY INVENTED LABOR SAVING MACiiiNEs.
which be in operation All OF which VIII %
'''' - GEO. d. wfNCHELL,
aplO3md&w n. ". cor. Bace aud Columbia SIS.
WINCIiEaL,i w NJ Err COOLERS.
THE Is again al hand when the use OF Ice be.
i Indispensable TO the comfort and health oi
every family
The undersigned has for several years past been en-
gagged in the manufacture OF tho above named artire
oted much time and labor in eriectDg them
Knowing their great utility, econon! and convenience
must bring them into vety general They have be-
has been demonstrated beyond question, thai they viii
preserFe lee longer than any OF the devices which av
been brought for that purpose. The convenience 81
always having ICE WATER ready for drinking, Is fully
appreciated by those who have used this art'c c.
The undersigned has larger and better facilities fo
Manufacture ug Water Coolers, than any estab shneu
in the country, AMI is prepared 10 supply them ~
any quantity.
10 merch nts and Others hu,ng to ssli Rhcral d.
count is made. They b. packed and shipped to AN.
part of the country with perfect safety.
/ GEO. u. AINCHELT,
Manufacturer, cor. Race and Columbia sts.
! aplf-3md&w Cincinnati ohio
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Ii drum Codfss:
% . S boxes do for family use;
o9is No. Maekerel, large:
do Noe do 49, - r-
shhI.h,, ' Sys .hlce, 400 qr-boxes Sardines;
: AZ C Des. w hise Wine; 6bls Loaf Sugar;
Fay,s,a Sv usneu sugar; do Powdered Sugar;
1mhD & ID. HERMANN.
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MINCuELL,s W ATER COOLURs.
GLASS STAINING.

In ne modern yLes 70, ChHrches PabLic Build
rugs Prird'e DlrsiinsS. q. dc
TAN FIRST PRIZE RECEIVED!
A 4 Cincinnati, also at the louisville Mechanics In.
~ sttutc.
aimed glass with borders aud III mnn1 crnters FIR ANY
kind windows with full size figures orehblons.
rs cheap as can be uadn New forS. HStnn Philadrl
phia--the amount ofrisk brcakase an transportation
less.
our references all tho good. modern fused
Boats the Mississippi and ohio rivers three Presy-
terrain Churches at Cincinnati the Episcopal at Ports
mouth Ohio. one Church at Madison, Ind, chanrcl
widow Frankfort, Ky. also one window. with hg
ures at Nazareth, and two Churches in Louisville.
Bay window in Governor Helms residence at Harrods
burg side lights In various ellings in Lou
iSve. Lexington md Danyille.
All orders carefully executed at the establishment on
Buliu street. Louisville, KY.
mill GIN j. Z. MILLER d co.
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CARRIAGE AND RUaeY MaKrNGl,

.
NEESSRS. SATERLEE 81 Dt'GARMO have now on
WI hand good assortment OF and two horse Car
riages Rockaways and Buggies, manufactured their
shop after thu most approved ahd modern styles.
Mcssrs +. 81 DEG. will promptly all all ore for Gu
tom work in the neatest and most substantial manner
and surpassed by Eastern manufacturers, either in
quality price They have experienced Carriage
Blacs smith who does UP the Iron work ia ye not to
be eNceied. apply
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SalRWoon uau,r

I'iE subscriber has taken the above house and has
ehs'ely rehtie aud re:arnished it, and j. prenarsd
% entertain the patrons Of the house In s,tsfn,
amer. He has also rented the brick Stable ownsd ~
Mr. Peter burke, and has good stock horses an,
riages to let. ~ i
The stable is large, clean and we'll located and vood
hostersare in constant attendance. Particular attention
will be paid to the horses left him for keen
Ing and in all respects, the public sha ind Sher.
wood Hesss good Hotel. Iiy3Gl IA 2YERS
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NDTrf,E,

THE undersigned will still continue the Commission
i and Forwarding bushes. at the old stand. Thank
fu for the patronage extended the firm, he would
spectfully solicit q continuance Of the same.
apleu EDWARD LEWIS.
(Encuirer eopy
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d. p 10 VI A

Ths Is to certify that Mrs. n Woolsey has taken les
sons of us Dress Cutting after improved method
and competent instruct others in the art, and is
pablo Teacher TO ipar the Science in few honrs
/, struction. I-r MIR. * MRS. FORBES"
t,hl -ff
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WALL PAPERS.

HOPKINS q READ have row in store the largest
l. stock and best variety Of Spring patterns Wall Pa
per- Borders and Window Shades offered IN Evans
VILE. We receive our Papers direct from the Eastern
Manufactures and will guarantee to sell them ~ per
cent lower IN any house in this part of the country
Call and be tsfied that the above is rue. (mhI7
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

BUILDER aud others wanting Cast Iron Fronts for
- Houses. of choice patterns and other castings ant
Wrought Iron work tor Buildings. requested give
us Il call lmhl7l e.. ID EGGLESr0N a. co.
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BOOT & SHOE M,SUFaCro,,w

WATER SIRE I, NEAR The PAVILION Hnrrr
xsrp tag Undersigned would respectfully in
al Drn the public that he has now ON hand IL J
~ vac L rs'st aul most approved STYLES OF ~
81 - custom aud sale work. Ladies' Morocco
q hSs Sorts, BIsSins, Walk ~ shoes ana Sippers
49, r ",sses, &e. %c. Also hand, a sliendi,l
o amer aud Findings, sale wholesale and re-
" S@sl AZ ms old stand Water street door.
----- INN -l,lel. tanSi3lyl 4. DEUSNER.
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THE NEW YORK CRYSTAL PALACE,
a FAILUREi -


MOT that we inca TO say the Exhibition in New York
N failure; no. there were very handsom. things
OF all Natoas exhibited there: bnt the expectations
through the whole country and particularly in Ns YOrk
Was great, that many Storkeepers intended to make
fortunes Year laid ia heavy stocks of The finest an1
best Goois-and consequently. that our hOmeloving
people dill not like to spend their money by the bushe
sl at home and many or those fortIne-seekcrs had to
rat and give up business.
our Buyer in New York. who is ALWAYS on the lnek
out for good bargains, Gus toners well know ha
couple weeks ago. good chance ia buy whole stock
OF FANCY DRESS AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
at far reduced prices, which otr to sell rs low
rs never was anything here before.
The articles 100 numerous TO mention, we only Will
do ia part. viz: a fine assortment Of
LINENS;
DeLiIN ES, plainan printed;
PRINTS,
JACoNETS;
SWISS MUSIINS;
CURTAIN MUSLINS;
KID GLOVES:
DRESS SILKS;
sHAWLS,
And the largest and best as.ortmentof
! ENGLISH HOSIERY:
FINE FLANNELS:
| BED TICKS;
! BLEhCHRD NUStINS.
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THOMAS IS. sIAGtIEE,
WESTERN PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
% South William street. New Yok.
YDFiNC long established with extensive connec ton
ia The Dd-iHcss. respectfully solcits
mrnts Of AL kinds OF Western Produce which will receive
Immediate and personal attention at the lowest possible
scale of charges. Particular will Ice bestpsed
cor si.nmens of Ioharco and liberal cash advances
made Oh all Shipments when required by
}. b.. MAt;HEE & Co.
fsb2o-u Evansville, Ind.
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REMOVED.

WE have now entirely removed our Toba CO aud
w Cigar Establishment, from the old Stands on
Water and Main streets, b tween list and Cd to MAIN
STREET. BETWEEN FIRST AND WATER in Mrs Lewis new
building. where shall be happy 10 sell old and
new customers cheap bargaiLs
mh3i.tf SCHAErFER& SCHROEDER.
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LIVE ~ AND SALE STABLE.

=. ,tAE Undersigned nave purciGl,' Il The
L-NN< hVerA Stt1ic,O lOcnsi street. and mace iTs
TTTN prove nsnts II it, and have on hand 10
n = - are good stock OF HOSES, BUGG rs an :
o,,ti rs'" "meh NC invite the attention of tn .
puzzle lncy inead from this time to erdeavor To salts.
"a rs oI te PSiie a. this particular sud hope
PIru's exc lrslons' funeral &C.. ,ys on hand Rein,
prO'ied With SDoi holsters, We are prnar 70 Soa-e
ors's and Keep them in the est stv,e F - 'A'S
auS34 81 N Dc,u,.o
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nEDPo sn,s FAMILY GROCERY.

THE undersi .ned would respectfully inform the ci
J. Of Evansville aud vicinity, that he has just
opened fresh stock Of Family Groceries aud Prbyi.
sions Of cve description Fir street, door la
Steel's Lumber Yatd where h., hopes, by strict
attention 70 business merit and received share OF pub
lie patronage.
daily receiving fresh supplies Of Butter, Cheese,
Eggs Lard and Poultry from the county, and IN keep
constantly hand fun supply of all staple articles for
table use
Ny MARKET WAGON viii deliver all goods bough,
Store, to the residence OF the purchasers, prompt
E upon the receipt oftheir orders. Please call and
az inc my stock. (jani6-lyl +. L. BEDFORD.
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LOTS FOR SALE.

LOTS FOX SALE
0Q0 CHEAP Residence Lots, IN Evansville and la
LUU masco, for sale on favorable terms by
IGLEHARr q OAKLEY,
mh29 II Real Estate Agents.
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I(1EKY.IN GOnnS. roRNICkS AND

sCCKT.EN GOODS, CoRNICBs AND CUR.
~ PI,ssIisi reed los OF Stjn Darnasks, Wors-
ted do. Cotton do very hands Muslin Curtains. rich
lare DO; large lot Of WHoP OrDiees. very rich pat
terms aud Also lar lot OF Curtain Pins, new
aid elegant designs. Conces prepared for the win
ows and put up II dg-ircd. Please call aud examine
- COLUMN * nERSHBERGERs,
apl9 Fosters Block, below Main ST.
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KELLER. FARYsLEY & CO.
IssTTfsOLFF a. SONS.


DEALERS IL DsILvER wATcHss GOLF cHArss,
F4NE JEwEeRY OF ALL KINDS, SILVER WAR;, CLOCKS,
sPEcTACLEs, &c. AIN sTREhT BETWEEN
FIRST AND SECOND. EVANSVILLE. IA.
~ WE have constantly on hand large and con-
- plee assortment of the above named goods, and
q. ~ will sell them low 5 any house in the West,
therefore respectfully invite all who DESTROYS Of bs
ing Watches JeweIry give calibefre pu
ing elsewhere make il TO their interest bun
OF US. ldec2l Iy. r.
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C07FIl H0J5I AND 3 iSrARAUf
RI'er street., FGEt IEsH~aRce COmDrnB. EraaS rUe Ia
IIcNRY SCHAEEfEi'> new C''G-c House and kes-
III tlJT1 In tn; thr.e story brick house between ln-
surAnce Go O1ce aud the Pavilion Hotel, i. now fitted
vpn the bst yle aud he IS prepared to receive HE
risnls and tho public, and aceomn ,te them in the
osst tnnsr Hts lar will be supplied with the choicest
liquors, Wtn5s AM A5s which, with other
no will ssrvs up Ia thJ approved styie and M all
h 'urs OF tie day. Mr. > will always keep good
rely of the pest brands of Cigars.
Attacha IN tae house IS a b WILING SALOON, with
two dine Alleys. aud every accommodation requisite for
such place.
Also BILLIARD SALOON, with Two excellent tables,
with IN liz Ri5osr cushions, and Saloon lii up with gas
doc9-taprl
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COOKIES FAMILY GROCERY.

tOOsA - n n
THE undersigned would respectfully announce TO the
l. citizens of Evansville. that he is better pretnr-
ed than ever To supply their tables " ITH ENERY-
THING CHOICE AND Fresh, in the line Of Family
Groceries
Thankful for the very liberal patronage received da
ring the past year, confidently expect continuance Of
share Of the trade. as presc claims
aud shall spare no efforts to merit IL.
cOnst Inty receiving all the leading articles Of
Family supplies, fresh from country; and shall Keep
on hand It All times FREE Butter. Cheese ard Esgs
Poultry; Fresh Meats, Dried ard Picked Meats.
-AlSO-
compiete assortment Of Dry Groceries OF every de-
crpIon- Teas Coffee, Sugars, Meiasses, Flour, Feed
MY hAhhhf WAGON will deliver all goods 10 the
doors OF the purchasers promptly upon the receipt Of
their orders Call and examine my STOCK
b. n. COOK.
oeis2 Opposite the Post Office.
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wHe,.ES,LEANDrE RETAIL,

II0PKIAS 81 READ are receiving their Spring
stock Of Dry Goods Carpets, Oil Cloth, Matinss,
Wall Paper, Looking Glasses aud Window Shades TO
which invite the attention OF the citizens of Hvans
Vile ard the neighboring town. our stock will be
more attractive this than and will offer
greater inducements to Cash Buyers than have
done Our stock is open TO all, and time will be
devoted TO the pSople. iapI-2md
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We only wish everybody would come and examin,
this Stock there anything here before like
II. OaB2rl Nm. LON ENTAIL & GO.
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GLOVES, assTyS, &C.
II OPklNS & READ have jas orrned choice stock
of Ladies' and Uses hid. 81 X. liie aud Thread
Gloves, Twisted silk Mit's. ne Isle Thread Gloves,
Open-work do also large variety Of Childrens Mitts
Gloves and Hose, whie. We will sell low iap3-emd =
y EGtsE Es Just received and for sale ehea p two
- nswTop Bugsies, Eastern n,auufas ture.
abf WUOLSEY & NELSON.
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haCON'' MERCANTILE COLLEGE.
soK,HWEsr CORNER OF SIXTH wALStr. cIScISSATl
ne Undersigned has 'Smpved tis Mercantile Col
= Iegs 70 MS new building, n0rthwest corner Of Wal
nu an Sixth streets, whero he has fitted mp splendid
SUI :" roo rs expressly fnI his busues>haviI spare
hei;r pains nor expense IN making them IN every 70
spses us N 81 'uvenient and pleasant School 10 IN
In tho United States.
I1s plIn al bptsd In teacany combines practice with
.nenry in'iea 0f using ks the pupils exercised
IN ntSinS original entries of cry day business trans
hcllonS ILins. postny balancing accounts, open
lug AM closing Of great variety of different of
oolS' both r'r partnership and inividual business,
wners DIsnsSs a. he and and
thus qlIlif ing the stu entering prael
sa tes of the accD infant in kind Of business
ta9 co trS OF instr teton will lusis Of DOUB EN-
Ehf BOX KEEPING. embracing every department
OF trade aud mere tte Ints, viz: Wholesale, re-
tai', CO mission, exchange. banking manufacturing.
conpbI bIsiness: co "A uercia calculations
priete Al psnm tashp. aud lectures commercial law
chants, etc.
La i4tpn - IN re-uilr course OF study the under
siz Ell mas IN rie arrangements with Mcssrs. Henry
oho", Esq. Hon V. StSrsr. Prof. e.. ". Wright aud
eher eminent lecturers t. deliver course Oflertures
on tle t5'-ets " cpnu"n law, history of commerce,
political economy "a connected with commerce. chem
istr as c'naeetsi with nsree aud subjects of
great imp lrtlncr commercial point O view, uaver
before ihtr dic'i In any Mercantile Coll g "a tie U.
estss Ptptls iDst-urtci in itydI1iiy and not IN
eassfs 81 that SsI4erts may enter time. and pro
cee ~ ths RATIO D thsIr clpirIy aud assilu:ty.
emneI privately IL Tn " desire i) when the student
derg % RI - tnl hpr'u.i insreog on oy tue PIN
eip assisted by commit &c Of Practical Accountants
an bl"n "a |sr) lnl Dpiom awarded 10 those who
Ure iee'ne1 worthy of them
cplr.e he 20 npletsd In from six 70 weeks.
Inc PrHcip1l viii take pleasure In doing eyerythin
In his ppSsr - ivanre his Students. and make then;
thoronSh m eonplished Accountants and his exten
I'VE a'qt tint with the cOJn@unity viii,
generally enable him 10 procure situations those
sirous Of obtaining them.
TEIH':-For full course Of lessons in Book Keep
Ing, Writins c. srcitl Galcul ttinns. Commercial
Law, &c, 10 (oct2dNwiy) x. >. BACON. Principal.
C.SCHUIvT STARK,
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RAIL fsOAD Gin b !:


First Tr1in-lJghting cypress leaves Cincinnati stf
oracA "A. Passengers by this ir in connect 10 Ne"
York. Boston. SIag Fails, lSurstu llunFlri tsFsr
and, Crest!Le Pittsburgh. Phit "cipha, Ba'tinott,
Washington Cty. Wheeling. 2tnesyii.e sc. saoIpAeg
oetSce, Cincinnati aud Cleveland - law hnt sior
COW, Keria, London. Columbus, u .iawar', ar.i,nr
ton. Gallon Cresline. Snclby, New Loion aud Gf'iio
only. . rf1aE rI9H eHa-1
Second Train iccommHd Eylr IS leaves Ch -
cinnst i5o'ciock ilssch2c 81, this iraG COZ
CeN elanc teep At Cleveland, arei resume At x
II. n to plnkirS. Buffalo, New iorS aYd Posiohl,
Iinc~V lie. " hc.iins " j. miistoH. Nasir-toG tircir
wiz Lehanou.ec. Thi- irsin sropS ~ -lF tAtripi,s
be- @eeu cihH; Il and Cl,velahd, aid Det c',n Lcil
natl aud " a'hih-tpl except Flag Stt'os- stpll'i
only r-naer si-HaI ire to OOudHst"r. --t' -'
! Third irtin-Lea,es Cincinnati at 40 O'clock p n
PaSSeRger. u! this Train coLcct to Hi isisr, Chut
.utle. " shiigtI. W ilnsiugiofi. Lcba. q = Ibi-
.ran stops AZ al wiy stations between t.ri naii AZ
Il lshn o., and between tihtnndt md ArSh ~
Except Branch Hill and liiIwoo at Turnpk y step
,,ns prop rsignal or noii,c II Conduct ~.
'urth rsin-cycning Express. leaves CINCINNATI at
O'Clock y. ia Pass IL sers rs ttis train connect New
Yot,. liosiou Niagara Falls Il fall, Dunhirk, Glove
land. Lebanor. his train stop, mt all way stations
between Cincinnati aud Cleveland except Flag stations
stop ifg Oily proper signal no ice TO Conductor)
suntaN tr an To Columbus at ,: 30 O'Clock p m
Iy7Spdngheld Passengers BY L. NJ Railroad " i'll take
Il II a. a n MIR .
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MISCELLANEOUS.
AsMALL VI AN WITH 4 LARGE STOCK
DRESS CUTTING ANo TEACHING.

1rRS ID. WOOLSEY. Second street, takes this method
vi ofiuforming the Ladies OF Evansville aud vicinity,
that she has made arrangements TO cut ami Ill dresses in
The latest and most fashionable styles ans also quail
fed to the ladies in the arr by the
method that has lately given much satisfaction, 10y
Mr. * Mrs. Forbes, in this and other Cities from whom
she received the following ..f-...
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CA8I I,jf " n J HOU Sc
ss.kfsl,ggg s.Hs.VrS

CA8INJf " lR3 HOU Sc.
ssDYEaSB FERGUS.
/~Ezs-2 HAVE on hand large supply Of every "a
s---sy3 variety Of Cabinet Ware, OF the bestSJ
- workmanship aud material, Main be- ~
- tween Third and Fourth streets. -
La uOer Yard.
have also on hand. large supply OF Pine Lumbe
seasoned Also, Is, Con feet dressed Flooring.
COffIns.--
lIrss supply ofa kinds and sizes hand. All thu
above articles will sell on the reasonable terms.
Dwelling house next the shop. iy22-6ml
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RAILROAD CONTRACTORS

nkSst taNCk DRESS GOODS.
lust received and opened the largest and most
splendid assortment Of Spring aud summer Dress
Goods, ever offered in this market. consisting OF rich
Grenadines Bareges (6gd and plain Pla silks. print
ed Linens. Brillanes printed Musins Chall B1rcge
de LANES aud White Goods. To which would invite
the attention Of all wishing such articles before purcas
Ing elsewhere as we would be very happy 10 show them
TO all wi o VIII favor with n call.
CobBURN e. HERSHBERGER,
mh3l Fosters Block, First street below Main.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

rATJrDAf, Ocf. lS--5 II VI.
AsHxs Sales wtre made of 10 bbfs ct ee Is for
pearls ard 81 for pots, pc- 100 lbs
BRTADsIuTTs --flour dvll and heavy wi h saex Of
only $500 bbs ordinary to choice Sta st ~ e7N tS
az mixed to fancy Western at % rs ~ 62l extra
Western snd GcDesec AZ 90 IS $40 u.s. with 90 bbs
Southern at - IS % IS for the whole rSoes from mix
cd TO fancy and oxtrs per Dbl with $50 bbis Jersey
meal 1t . 37 per Dbl. wheat vas quiet for want
OF stock 70 ceal In Tbe salcs included 1000 bushe
good Gcneseo white 81 ~ 10 and coo bushels soutorn
red At ~ S. Eye, barley and oats romsnsi az last no
tired Corn Was Ilcntisr and cheaper. Tao salcs snm
priced 600 bushsh at 4s FOR damaged and SOC Sic
Tor sound Western mixed Per bush<i
CoTToy-1he sslts embraced eco TOO bales closing At
steady prices The STOCK in this narket is quite hght
ard restricts transactions.
faseH1s --xstes were Armer for liverpool and about
%, 600 20 600 bOkhss Of engage1 10 bsls at
a. alad closing ~ ths httsr fgurc; 200 800 bass
coIpressed cotton ct Nd 100 bss- OIL At 12s Cd, And
atO bbs rosin vt prcss mot tEnnseed 10 Iondon $50
bbls pork were tslen 1t les. and zoo d. oil at 49,
small vessel was chartered ~ load With for Belfast
At 6bc, In buk. 10 Gesgew 100 bushcls corn at 3D.
in bulk ard at Cd in ships bags There was ne chan n
In rates to California which ruled 1t SOC. per foot
surcncnt 10 Havro there waa bat ittls eferino
and rates were unchanged
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POI.IUICAI..


AT CONVENTION HELD At los COIuxyuA
"A street, on Friday evening October Is, for the pur.
pose OF nominating Councilman fer the Twenty min
G. unc district Eleventh. ward, Mr. Jehn H. Houchkir
was called TO tho chair and John n. s~sger elected
secretsry
On motion Of Mr. Carrot Isforge-Th.t thc csuysutioo
go into election for candidate fcr Councilman a ssd
disLct-vhicn was adopted: whcrcupon, Dr rvcres H.
kmtsfh was unsnimonsly elected. (Which he most re
sptctfply declined when Richard H. H4shcr was uuaui
nously elected by the convention.
The following Iesointkn was olcrd BY Mr.. James
Lamb, and ADOPTED
Resolved That tho national democracy Of the T~csfy
ninth Council district win ell and ho~orable
beavers to elect Mr. bshop, knowing hin 10 be soun
reliable and consistent demo rat.
tesoled That the proeeeiisgs Of this convention b.
publiahed in the herald, aud Natocai nenccat.
JOIN w rNtGuTrpv. Cherms-.