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Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-02-15

The office Of the TRIBUNE d TELEGRAPH
is in the rooms occupied by the Telegraph
printing Office, on the east side of Main ST.,
where subscribers and those having bust
ness viii please call.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-02-15

u Mr.. Judson has init oduced bill into rhe AS
sembly TO charter the Kedosha Female Institute
Also, bill relative to evidence in suits against TO
reign corporations.
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MARKET,

TRIBUNE AND TELEGRAPH OFFICE,l
February Is. 1855.
Winter Wheat, l,2o@1.25
Spring do l,16@I,I8
Barley 10000
Corn 800
Potatoes 56c@
Oats. SOC
Grass Seed $2,OO@2,OO
Flax do 100 90 ITO.
Butter $50 ~ fb
Cheese SO f9 10
W. W. Flour $500 q % Dbl.
;. W. do 1850 R bl.
Pork, per 100 lbs. 1925 @$3,75
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The Rensselaer, County Insurance
Company" at Lansingburg; and the ''Uni-
ted States Insurance Company" of West
Potsdam, N. Y, have failed.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-02-15

G5'The reciprocity treaty has opened the Can
ada market for our Wheat buyers. They are bu.
sy in Canada purchasing wheat for transportation
to this side ofthe line.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-02-15

u Over one hundred tons of mail matter ac-
cumulated at Chicago, for st. LOUIS and Spring
field, during the late snow embargo
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New Advertisements.
ARRIVED AL Asst

& TARKWEATHERS co. have lust re-
~ ceived the great Cure for CONSUMPTION
Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, aud all Lung
complaints
The InhaIing Hygenn vnpor and
Cherry syrup.
Pamphlets Of cases method of application fur
nished at their Drug Store. IS
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PATENT MEDICINES.
We mention a few -

We mention few -
fownsend's Sarsapara. Sands, do
Brstols, do Grafenburg, do Guisotts, do
Moshers do i.
Ayers Cherry Pictorial, Wistar's Balsam of Wild
Cherry, Mofat's Pills and Bitters, Graff.n-
burg Medicines, Jaynes do; Loudsn
Co. do: Railways, do. Chrsties
Galvanic Belts. Merchants
CARING Oil. Fahustocks Verrnefuge. Tbor,,.on,.
-, Eye later, Fosgates' Cordial
we warrant these and all others kinds we have
TO be genuine.
Fancy Articles.
:; i name these woald exceed our column, we
wiz W merely mention Tooth Bruches Hair Brushes
p eulles ana Cologns OF the best quail Y. IndIa
Kubber, Horn and Ivory combs, Tooth Paste and
fowder, Rubber, Glass and China Toys, &c.
Feb. 18Th. STARKWEATHER & co.
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The Milwaukee Wisconsin says, that one thou
sand persons in Milwaukee city aud county are
supported by public charity.
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t"N'aos IS expected to pass Maine Liaue,
Law Al ms session of lis Legisia,uss. Ths Tim,
is not distant, when no Sta,.o, -,
wirhoa, the law WIN "e
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We received on Tuesday, the St,
LOUIS f''telligencer, ofJan. %. the first since
the snow storm,
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-02-15

wire suspension bridge has been constructed
across the Mississippi, near ST. Anthony's Falls, at
st. Anthony, Minnesota
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The Chicago Tribune of February ., speaks q
new coulterieit S. on the North Western Bank
n Wheeling Va. Il says the one !; saw. came
dawn from Whitewater, Wis, and suggests that
the gentry who deal in counterfeit currency, are
.,,.,,,,,;,., to food this state with II.
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RAGS-5G0 Seamless Bags,of excellent quail
HD ", can be had cheap at
Feb, Is, E, w, BLINN'S.
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I'D AISINS, 95 Boxes of fresh Raisins by the
IA Box or ID, at the cheap store of
Feb, Is, '55, E. W. BLINN.
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nvIED APPLES, you can find Just at pres
~ ent. superior article Of Dried A ppos at
Feb. Is, '55, F.. w. DLINN.
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GREAT REDUCTION!

TaSHE undersigned, will sell Shawis Of various
u kinds, French Mornos, Lyonese, Aipaccas.
" De Lains. WOODEN Cloths of al kinds and
great variety ofother goods at greatly reduced
prices until the LIST Of April next
Feb IS, IS. e. w. BLINN
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House.-The speaker laid before the
House the annual mechanical and aericul-
tural reports of the commissioners of Pat
ents. Referred to the committee on Prin-
ting to enquire into the expediency of prin-
ting extra copies.
Mr.. Breckenridge moved to take up the
Texas creditors bill. Objection was made
on the ground that the motion was not in
order, yesterday having been assigned for
the special considerations the bill.
The Texas bill was passed cutting down
the appropriation from SO, 500, 900 to &c.
10000 The vote was 80 to 43, the two
Texas representatives voting in the mega
tive.
Mr.. Huston succeeded in going into com :
mlttee of the whole, intending to make test
upon the reduction bill, instead of proceed
ing to the consideration, the committee took
up the civil diplomatic bill, much to the de-
light of the enemies of the tariff bill. Much
confusion ensued and the house adjourn
ed.
A little scene occurred between Messrs
McMullen ofVa. and Mr. Taylor of Ohio,
during the discussion of the amendment,
reducing the amount of the Texas creditors
bill. The former alluded to the sleek head
ed gentleman from Ohio and Mr. Taylor
retorted, that it was better to be a sleek
head than block head. The matter pass
ed into personal explanation, and drop
ped with the general conclusion that there
did not exist in the members of the House
more sense than was salutary TO the coun-
try at large. The expressions were declar-
ed to be Pickwickian, and without a view
to personal re-encountre. Pistols out Of
the question.
sENArE-The Senate passed the follow
ing bills:
Appropriaing $4,000 for improve
, 1855-03-17
Temperance Men--Read!

The mail which brings this paper, con.
veys TO the various auditors of the rcspec.
tive counties of Washington Territory,
printed copies Of the ProiiJitoyy Liquor
LaW" passed by the last Legislative As.
sembly-submitting the question of i" Pro
HIBlToN OF THE MANUFACTURE AND SALE OF
ARDENT SPIRITS to the PEOPLE of Washing.
ton Territory, in accordance with the pro.
visions Of said act.
With a view Of effecting an organiza ion
Of the friends Of Temperance and Prohibj-
ton in the various counties, and Of securing
the ratification Of said law bv the peoplc,
the Washington Territorial Temperance
Society,"" at its meeting held at Olympia
on the 18th day Of January, 1855, appoint
ed the following executive committee for
the Territory:
VIM, McCool, Skamania WIN. Hen
Erickson, Clarke: II. u. Huntington, Cow
ltz; james e. Strong, Wahkiakum: JAS.
u, Holman, Pacific; {. H. Spinning, Lew
IS; Elwood Evans, Thurston; j. T. Scott,
Sawamish; j. F. Dcvore. Pierce Thomas
Mercer, King; }. Z. Keller, Jefferson; j..
s. Smith, Island.
AT the same meeting the Hon. Victor
Monroe, Of Thursou, introduced the fol
lowing resolutions, ins'ructing said com
mittee, which were unanimously carried:
Resolrrd, That it is hereby reco nmend-
ed to the several counties of this Territory
to form societies in their midst as auxilia-
res to the Territorial Society, and that
they appoint delegates to attend the anual
meeting Of this Society.
Ben further resoired, That it be the duty
Of each member Of the executive commit
tee to asss! in, and urge the formation OF
sue.l societies, and in all other respects to
assist in the conduct OF the temperance
movement in their several countics
BE ii Curther resolved, That the mem
bers Of said committee be requested, when
they shall have ascertained the tact, to
communicate to the Presiden, of this So
ciety the state OF feeling in their counties
upon the subject Of temperance, and par
I t.cularly the state and extent of public
opinion relative 10 the subject Of q prohib-
itory liquor law
In order 10 carry into effect the last
resolution, it may be necessary to apprise
the committee, and the people of the yari-
Gus counties, that Rev Geo. F. Whitworth
is President Of said Society, and may be
addressed at Olympia.
BY order Of executive committee.
Eiwoop Evans, Chm'..
, 1855-03-17
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DI virtue Of an execution to me directed by John
- H. jackson, clerk Of the United States District
Court FOR the I'd Judicial District in and for tie conn
~ o Lewis, on judgment rendered the second day
Of January, A. y. 1854, In favor Of Lorenzo z. Smith
and again: william Carroll for the Of three thou
costs, have levied upon all the right title and inter
est Of William Carroll in and TO the following proper
ty. to Wit.Threc hundred and twenty acres Of land
together with the improvements thereon, bounded on
the south ny Jesse Fowlers and vacant land; the
east by Jesse Fowler and Edmund Burge on the north
BY Iibas \. Miller and Taylor Rue and vacant land
situate in the county Of Coitz aud Territory Of Wash
ington, and now occupied by William Carroll and Will
for sale on saturday the 3lst day Of Marcel, D. 1856
70 the highest bidder for cash. between the hours Of
10 o'clock A. NJ, and O'Clock r NJ, the sale to take
on the premises. F.R SMITH, shh
Monticello. W T.. Feb. ?sth. 1855. avn.s
, 1855-03-17
FRANK CLARK, Chm.
Steilacoom, March I, '55.
THURsTON COUNTY.

JHl3 WINGS GYlOVnGlGgll
The Wings of the several precincts Of the county of
Ihnrston. are requested to appoint delegates to he n
attendance ata County Convention. to be held ia
olympia. on Saturday, the 5th day Of May next. for
Tue purpose OF electng eleven delegates to the Wing
territorial Convention, To nominate whg candidate
for delegate 10 congress-
Inc basis oil representation 10 the county convention
will be the last year-one delegate for every
Ten voters throughout the different precincts as nearly
as ther boundaries can be deined and each precinct
70 be entitled TO at least one delegate
IL Is important that every section should be repre-
sened; and where full delegations fail 10 be in attend
ance each precinct will be entitled to lis full vote n
the convention, according to the apportionment.
by order oil the whig committee Of Thurston county
GEORGE A. BARNES,
olympia, March 10, 1855. Chairman.
, 1855-03-17
BOARDING SCHOOL.

MIR. 4 MRS. wHITwORTH propose to open
wi BoARDISd ScuooL for children OF both sexes, at
their residence distant about one and half miles
north OF Olympia should sufficient encouragement
be given, 1t Is intended 70 about the lst Of
April
The terms for boarding and tuition (Which will be
rea'onabc) can be asccrtaned by applying to the
dersigncd.
Country produce will be received in part payment
II desired. G. r. WHlTW0RrH.
Olympia, March :, 1855. Swn26.
, 1855-03-17
Educational.

The following is the list Of books agreed upon BY
the County Suyerintendents for Common Schools in
the counties OF Pierce and Thurston, as a part Of
uniform system Of School Booksi
Towns Spelling Book and Dehner, and Towns
Analysis.
Eclectic Series or McGudty's Readers. consulting
Of First, Second, Third. Fourth and Fifth Seaders;
also for additional reading books, T. willards u s.
History aud Parleys Common School History.
Mitchelfs Geography and Atlas, First and Second
Parts; Davies Arithmetic and Colbum's Mental
Arithmetic Buffers Grammar, First and Second
Parts. II will be important to procure the latest
editions Of each Of the books mentioned.
Jan. 2, 1855.
, 1855-03-17
Territorial Convention.
lO The Democracy Of Washington Territory

r 8 S2,5rs aSsiGGTg ys,ea IN The psm@gait CcGt
gated to them by the Territorial CONVENTION Assem- eea
H.,d a. & S|%tz landing on the "a day Of January
vn%nIv 1''yS Tmr nSSv U'S'B'.''u
.,. ,i,c ,;r,s a,I 60 20,
in, OF The Terr,o, a, a ~ a' ',j m,Got
f Den,r-,i. 20, Wv "'i.'"N
Tho r,ry,ntor h 10, i'''SeI.e "
..,u,pc. or ih "', ~" ~ aieu t',uS iai! ~ cuh
ariI ,Irc,inp rr ~ ',i'e W. uo'I,nH ,lY E'.',
ffe 2J Nn,Jav II, IL "''' 'i'"''l !" S'P''""'i "
IN, In.s ~ rrnrngs,,o,;,, nil, r,,o;, ,,,, -.
Al t,,r former e,,So",? v -; "m ''.'" ~ 9''''' a.
r,ch rcprrnr.s,nta,;y' ~ ue'VEa'e iIl
-nr,rihrnn focL ~ 49, w Wy, R,'.s ~! W !
nur delegate in Tho cn,,ct,S G,,'S '"'''V" " At "dH'
According In fLc rSon, s,,'-. ir, a, A.,
latiyc NssembIr ,io, I.t'inetit IN ,s "I Ine i's
The rcx, =. Son 49, tIi t'i o'Gs T pe lyl'IrNenco ~
" " 'e'P-N''' ''H"''e''
IN TIE COUNCIL.
W,u, WI C,. ~, >,
'"''" W. ni''' ShhIiahia anu NI@rke
elects two +: COwlitZ Wahkiakum and Pa
.i6,. elect ono I.,rio and Cb.LoI, oI.,,
nu '1N"'' 49, O''''"S ''eN'
one lhuTSlon, Two fIercc ana Sawam-
iSh, one King one Island Jefferson
Cl,ln, o,,3 NVL'.,,,,,, ,',,
-''''"' az" "''eo''' ""c'
WursF OF REPRESENTATIVES,
U-,u, WI, .l.,, ~.
ana W ana elccta ohei SkaManla, one +;
Clarke four COwlitH one CowlitZ and
W,hLiL,rr, on. D,oie, o,o CkoLouo
~ n' va. V"o'"'''
, 1855-03-17

When and where we shall be prepared to enter upon
the adjustment and settlement, according TO law Of
all conflicts Of boundary lines that may be found To
exist among them.
And all persons who have settled on USsURvEYEp
land in said Territory (who have not filed notifca.
tlon Of their clams) hereby requested 10 do so
within THIRTY DAYS from the first day Of Apr ls55
under penalty Of forfeiture Of their claims by enact
ment Of the 81 section Of the act Of July l7h 1854
Given under our hands at Olympia, this 10th day
Of February, 1855. =
II. c. M0sELEY, Register.
f. YULEE, Receiver.
, 1855-03-17
Pierce County Democratic
Convention.

A Democratic county convention will be
held at the court house in Steiacoom on
Saturday, the 18th day of April next, at
IL o'clock A. NJ , for the purpose of selcc-
ting delegates to attend the Democratic ter
ritorial convention to be assembled at Oyni-
pia on Monday, the 7th day Of Mny Al
so, to take into consideration, measures
connected with the interests of the party
Per order Of the Democratic county COM
mittee.
FRANK CLARK, Chm.
, 1855-03-17

SINGULAR FArALIrY.-Three Of the lead
ing politicians Of New Hampshire have
died Suddenly and Unexpectedly Levi
woodbury.. (who was thus cut of from
being President Of the United States),
Atherton, who had no superior after
woodbury., and Norris, who has now fol-
bowed them.
, 1855-03-17
Or. j. r. cARDWELL,

PoRTLASD, OREGON.
nR. c. is prepared To insert the improved Porce
~ lain Gum Teeth on the atmospheric pressure
principle, which may be worn with comfort. anSWer.
Ing every end Of the natural teeth
Particular attention paid to the plugging q deeayed
teeth with gold or tin foil thereby preventing further
the least possible pain.
81 All operations warranted 10 give entire salts
faction or no charge made. Ladies visited q their
residence II requested.
Feb. le. 1881 7LH
, 1855-03-17

The Rev II. KIS0 will preach sermon at half pas
10 o'clock, A. NJ, and deliver lecture at O'Clock
NJ on Sunday, the Ism inst. in the Catholic Church
Of Olympia.
All persons are respectfully invited to attend.
, 1855-03-17
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons interested
in the estate of Henry Collie, deceased, that the
undersigned administrator intends to apply for final
Settment at the next term Of Probate Court. to be
neld IN Chinook, Pacific county on the I'd Monday in
NATHAN S. ELLIS, Administrator.
February ~, lS55-n2i-4w
, 1855-03-17
TIIURSTON COUNTY
ID en- Ocratic Convention!

The Democracy Of the several precincts in Thursto
county respectfully requested to appoint delegates
% attend general county convention to be held in
Olympia, on
SATURDAY, THE TwENTl.EIGHTH OF April
next for the pourpose of selecting delegates tn atted
the Democratic Territorial Convention to be held vi
the same plare on the 7th Of May next. for the non
gress.
The basis Of representation in the county couven.
tion will be the same as last year-one delegate for
every ten voters Throughout the different precincts
nearly as their boundaries can be defined and each
precinct 10 be entitled To at least one delegate.
An early appointment Of delegates is desired. and
full attendance requested, as said convention may
be called upon either to make nominations for mem.
bers of the next Legislative Assembly, or fix upon
suitable time for making such nominations shall be
deemed most advisable.
BY order Of the Dem. Co. Com. for Thurston Co.
G.. L. WEED, Chm'n,
, 1855-03-17
Religious Notices.

The Rev. DR.. McCARrY episcopal Church) will
preach in Olympia on the first Sabbath of every
month. at II o'clock, A. NJ, and o'clock r.N.
Rev. G. +. WHrTwoRTH Presbyterian church, will
proach regularly on the second and fourth Sahhaths
Of every moath. at II o'clock, An, and O'Clock
Pm.
, 1855-03-17
and Receivers Notice

ALL PERSONS WHO HAVE CLAIMS OR PARTS OF
CLAIMS IN TIE ABOVE NAMED TOWNSHIPS are reqAest-
ed 10 appear at the Office Of the Register and Receiv
Of the land district for Washington Territory In
Olympia, on the days designated below, to wit:
, 1855-03-17
TO w. RentOn and Daniel
Howard.

WHEREAS on the 18th day Of December, A. D.
wv 1854, the complaint Of John n. Ayers va W.
Renton and Daniel Howard was filed In the Clerks
oce Of the u s. District Court for King County. ".
T., founded en- a prumissory note dated Sept. 23rd
1854 due ten days after date for the Of six hun
dred and eighty-sx dollars and ninety four cents,
payable 70 plaintiff or order and signed by Renton
4 Howard.
Upon said complaint summons was duly issued and
return of not found made thereon by the
sheriff Of said county whereupon Il was ordered BY
the Hon. Edward Lander presiding Judge Of the Sd
judicial district Of Washington Terrtery that publ.
cation thereof be made in the Pioneer and Democrat
newspaper published In Olympia. in said Territory.
once q week for fourteen weeka successiyely. You
will therefore take notice that unles you appear and
plead answer demur 10 said complaint as required
by law, judgment and execution viii be had thereon
at the next regular term Of said court to be held at
Seattle in said King county. on the fourth Monday Of
April, A. D. 1855. .
D. S. MAYNARD,
Clerk Of .. s. Dist Court for K. c.. W. 7.
Dec. 80. 1854 liwl6
, 1855-03-17
Fresh Arrival!
W"
NEW STORE

JOHNS ON'S NEW , Q K E.
TUST RECEIVED by the bark MARY Melville" a
y large stock Of goods. consisting partly Of
Sugar, Flour an4 Form Meal,
Tea, Beans,
Coffee, Mustard,
Butter, Spices,
Bacon. Pickles,
Tobacco, Powder.
Snap Shot,
Starch, White Lead,
Lamp Wick, Crockeryware,
Boots and Shoes, Dried Apples,
Rice, BAKING Powders,
Indigo. SaleratuS.
White Lead. Smoking Tobacco,
Dry Goods, Clothing aud Hardware,
Ladies' and Gentlemen's boots and shoes, for sale
at the lowest possible prices and superior qurl,y.
T. JOHNSTON.
Olympia, February "a, 1855. If
, 1855-03-17

IRON CASTINGS AND MACHINERY.
The Price Of Castings, Of Ordinary Size and
Patterns, Reduced TO
EIGHT CENTS PER POUND.
MACHINERY, Engines and Boilers, at q cores
fl pondng reduction.
VULCAN BOUNDARY Co., SAN FRANCISCO.
GEO. GORDON, Prest
Z. T. STEEN,
Feb. u, ls55-n2l-3m Mechanical Manager.
, 1855-03-17
Dissolution.

The partnership heretofore existing under the name
and style Of WILSON & HU.D is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. Z. H. Wilson will settle the bust
ness OF the late firm.
E.H WILSON,
J. K. HURD.
, 1855-03-17
THE OLYMPIA SCHOOL,

'THE OLYMPIA SCHOOL will be re-opened on
1 Thursday, the Sth inst
h, CORNELIUS, Instructor.
OlyInria. March 3. lsii n2i-tG
, 1855-03-17
sleAMIslQ Tnnrms ais

SEALlslO TRoT0sANS
WILL he received until the 22d inst for building
w SCHOOL HoUsE in the town of OLYMPIA, The
plan and specifications can be seen at the Office Of
L. GIDDINGS, Jr.
Olympia, March s, 1855. n?6td.
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Bsl'imore Makes.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 19.-Flour is active; sales
Of 4, 700 bbls Howard Street, Ohio, and City
Mills ell sold at So this morning. Wheat is
firm, 9Th an active demand, and an advance
Of &c. per bushel receipts large; sales Of
good to choice white 50 05aS2I6, good TO
prime red 81 90 a 50 03 Corn is unchanged;
old white and yellow 90a95c new yellow 20
a75c.
PrOvisions.-Bacon is in fair demand; hams
are quoted at l2.al4c sides l3c-: shoulders
I2sc. Pork is quiet; Mess S2laS2l.50. Lard
is quiet at 12ia12t. There is inquiry for beef,
pork, and lard for future delivery.
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DESTINY DEMO SsTRATED.

DROFESSOR SYLVESTER IS THE BEST,
l. he succeeds when all Others fail All who
are in trouble, and have been unfortunate, de
ccived and tTiicd with all whose fond hep *
have been crushed bv false promises, and have
gone back in the world call for advice; alllabor-
ing under depression Of spirits, bad health, dis
tress OF mind body or circumstances, from what
ever cause call 70: relief and comfort he has the
key Of happiness. true love and marriage upon
conditions. Fever and Ague cured in ~ hours or
no charge. Coughs, Cancers, curry, Dysente V,
or DiarrhPa. He may be consulted on friends,
business, property, law suits, honor, disgrace =,
journeys benefits, losses, and all concerns OF life
Terms Ladies so cents-gent 'emen so cents to
q each-people Of color IS cents
Apply at No. III second house from 18th street.
on 3. opposite the Smithsonian, on the Island.
nov 1--N&
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BREAD!-BRE AD!-BREAD!

VNIE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT
Il fully inform his customers and the citizens Of
Washington generally that he will on TUESDAY
next, commence 10 supply them. morning and
evening, with fresh warm BREAD.
Families wishing to be supplied as above meu
toned would do well TO give him a call, 1T hi;
Bakery, on 7th, between |. and NJ streets where
always on hand fresh BISCUIT, RUSKS.
PIES, aud great variety Of CAKES, Also al
his stands In Marke:-NouheIn Liberties rear
the centre; Centre Market No. 81 west wing, 6 q
signs j where j shall at all times be pleased TO
serve my friends and customers
nov l7--3tS WILLIAM HUTCHINSON.
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AUCTION SALES,
By A GREEN. Auc,ioneer

Bv A GREEN. Auctioneer
GALE BY ORDER OF TUE ORPHANS.
- Court of part Of the Personal Effects o 4
the late John =. Stifliuys, deceased.-or
WEDNESDAY, the sist instant. j shall eel, a,
The shop OF the late John :. Stillings, deceased,
az the tcrncr of Seventh street east and l. street
south, neas the Navy Yafd, at 10 O'clock a m ,
by order of the Orphans Court, the following az.
ticles, viz:
One fine Sleigh, Wagons, Carryal, Buggy,
Heerse, and other vehicles
large lot OF Harness, several sets new Wheels
A large lot Of Tools, Benches, and Iron Vices and
Grind-stones f.ri rs ...1 s-- t
A lot Of Conn stuff, Mahogany, Walnut. and
Cherry
Several Patent Butter Churns lot Of Lumber
One fine Horse. five years old, well broke, and
perfectly gentle, one good mich Cow
With large lot OF o her articles, too numerous
to mention
Terms All sums of and under So cash ever
$40 credit OF ninety days, for notes satisfactorily
endorsed, bearing interest
BY order Of the Administrative
nov Id a. GREEN, Auctioneer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-19
Kew York Msrkets

NEw YoRK Nov l9.-Flour is improving;
sales of 1900 bbls; straight State 80 Isl,
good Ohio 80 IS. Wheat is improving; sales
Of % 600 bushels; southern white - 25, South
ern rcd 50 O5. Corn is droOping; sales VI 80 900
bushels; Western mixed 99l.
Pork is frm-salas of $50 bbls. mess at
SO so S22 624 Beef is frm-sales Of 800
bbls. at Sl5.50aSl6 for Chicago repackcd.
Lard is firm; sales Of 500 bbls. at l2aI2ic.
Whiskey is inn rowing; sales Of 80 bbls. at 800.