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Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-03-29

Reported weekly for the Sentinel by BENNETT a. BRo-
KAw, Commission Merchants, 40 Broad Street, y. v
NEw YORK. March -, 1855.
DEAR SrRs Allow us to introduce to your notice
true view of Market in the leading articles Of Pro-
duee are in the habit Of receiving and selling for our
friends.
Floor AND GRAIN.-Common State and Western
Brands of Flour, range at from 81 500; Fancy s9a
rs; Extra 50 25elO; Extra Genesee snGI2 IS +: Ca
madam, brands, s9a %; Extra doS9 5O9I0 5O
Rye Flour Sc 25a7 %; Buckwheat 50 7594, 1870 rs;
Wheat, White ranges from So aOa2 65 Red So Gee
Ii Corn aIO0 cts; Rye 81 2oal33; Barley 81 SOC
IS; Oats, Jersey 53G55, and 81 asa for State and Ca
madam Western aGs cts; White Beans l7aIs cts b
bush Canada Peas 1874 2 bush Marrowfats IG q
IL cts
PRovIsoSs-Prime Butter 2s go, with less huoyaney
than few days since, yet with of confidence
that the supply will all be wanted without reduction of
price. Common grades range from Is % cts, and are
dull. Prime Cheese l2I6Gl4, and in good demand ;
Mess Pork STA 25 for Old, and SIG for new; Prime
sl4 25 for New; Dressed Hogs G4,a7k; Beef city
mess, sI3g "a; Prime 81 25as 80; Country Mess
50 O9au 80; Prime So 25aa; Beef Hams sIsa
II so, 2 go rs; Smoked Hams IOaIl; Shoulders
71s9s; Hams in pickle sl<99; Shoulders 6lsa7; Lard
$780,.
FRurr.-Green Apples 50 5Oa4, 2 Dbl; Dried do
6K96Ile h; Dried Peaches l4al5; Dried Pums ~
GA.
PorAroEs- Best varieties, 50 5Oa375; Common - so
az Dbl.
srED-.-cloyer IOaIolse Ii /; Timothy saaa so 2
bushel.
AsHEs.-Both Pots and Pearls Sc 2saG a. in good
demand
Esss.-lss1 @s0e doz, market declining.
BENNETT & BR0KAW,
Commission Merchants 10 Broad 81
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One Week Later From California.
ARRIVAL OF THE GEORGE LAW.
Nrw YORK March "a.

NEW YORK, Marcn Il
Arrangements for the resumption of Page,
Bacon & CO., are about completed, and it is
expected that they would be able to resume
business in few days
Reed & Co., of Sacramento, have applied
for the benefit of the insolvent act.
The Miners Saving Bank, it is expected
will shortly resume again.
OF general news, there is nothing of much
interest. The copious rains gave much graft
fication
The bill introduced into the Legislature
for prohibiting the sale of liquor, will be
submitted to the vote of the people at their
general election in 1856. Among the bust
ness men at San Francisco, cefdence is some
what restored, but the financial stringencv is,
nevertheless, great and but little has been
done in the way of trade.
From Valparaiso dates of the 14th ult, we
learn that the news from Chill is unimportant.
The steamer Mississippi sailed for home on
the 9th of February.
The frigate St Lawrence left for the United
States on the 9Th inst, and the independence
arrived to relieve her.
The John Adams arrived on the 26th of
January from Rio. The markets dull.
Nothing of importance, commercially or po-
litically.
The Bogota Congress met on the LIST of
February, and Manuel Miller was duly de-
clared Vice President of the Republic.
Col. Fpmont was among the passengers by
the George Law.
Wells & Fargo resumed payment on the
10Th ult., and all demands are promptly paid.
Adams & Co. have filel petition, for the
benefit OF the Insolvent Act. The schedule
of assets and liabilities show balance on the
gave in all his private property--estimated at
S25O,OO0, which went to make up the total
of assets. The failure of Robinson & Co. is
hal
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The Empire State being "hard up" il
looking about TO see in what way the needful
can be most easily raised. Her expenses this
year are SAT-, O33 above her revenue, and this
is expected to be largely increased during the
next fiscal year In 1851, through mistaken
spirit Of liberality, the New York Legislature
removed the imposition Of tolls upon tho
great through lines Of Railroads, and thus put
them upon an entire equality with the Erie
Canal The result Of that move was q steady
decrease in tolls on the Canal, while the Rail-
roads on the other hand are increased In al
even greater ratio. In 1852 the revenues of
the Canals were S3,l79, las; in 1853 do do
So les, $40 in 1854 do do S2,066, Sos. Last
year the actual tunnage on the Canals during
that period decreased 81 ,99l tuns, and their
revenues decreased S43l, l52, while the tunnage
on the three great through Railroads alone
increased sl6,452 tuns, and their revenues
from freight alone increased q, $40, 688
In view Of these facts and to prevent the
State from being thrown in the market as q
borrower to pay the interest on her debt, Gov.
Clark recommends re-imposition Of the tolls
on Railroads. II is only to be in force while
canal navigation is open. Whether such a
law can be passed IN opposition to the wishes
of three such mammoth corporations ss the
Railroads in question remains 20 be seen
Pittsburgh Post,
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MONETARY.
Valne of Indiana Free Rank Moreg

Below we give a report Of the Citizens Coun,. &C.
which was appointed TO fix the value 0f Free Bank "a,
These gentlemen were selected from among on. lbs
business men. There is no important Inference between
this classification and that made " the Association 81
Free Bankers at the late meeting There is very gen
country to be governed BY unnf rate for Free Bnk
money; and, far saTn tAe following list
gives'satsfactiOn-
In regard TO an Agency IN Committee in view III
the appoinment Of DcPauW and DefFees, BY the Free
Bankers for the same purpose contemplated hy the iii
have concluded TO defer that matter and IL sails
factory allow the Bankers Agency sapereede the
the Committee was directed 70 establish:
REPORT.
The Committee appointed al a public meeting Of the
Business Men indianapolis, held the Cour use,
December 30th 1854, to examine the securities pftlie
Stock Banks OF Indiana and classify them according Ia
the value of the bonds deposited with the State Auditor
report as follows and recommend that the bills be
ceived at the prices named. should any of the Banks
named in the first class refuse redeem in coin the
value of the securities OF the second and third elias
change, the classification will be altered accordingly:
GEO. t. BROWNING, Sc: y.
indianapolis, Jan. II, 1855.
MEssRs EDITORS Owing 70 the depreciation in the
value Of Louisiana State Stocks the Board of ControH
have ordered following Banks be changed from
the second TO tho third class and valued accordingly,
viz:
Bank of CovingtOn, Gown. Farms q Meeks Blk Rens.
Blk. of Rochester, Rochr. State Stock Bank, Marion
Blk. Of Rensselaer,, Rens- Shawnee Bank, Attica
Elkhau Co. Bank. Goshen.
And, also, State Stock Bank al James own, belng mi
SIS. Mo. 6's and Va. Us.
You WILL therefore, make the necessary alterations ia
the published lists. GEO. i. bhONNlNG, See'y.
Indianapolis. Jan. 90. 1850.
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OrFIcE OF THE DAILY STATE SENTINEL, I

Indianapolis. March 80, 1850. \
FLOUR.-S5.O0as q bill Wholesale; 81 80 refill
CORN MEAL.-6Oe. = bu. wholesale: 75c. retail.
WHEAT.-Sl60 p bu.
CORN-45 a. Soc = hu.
OATS.-33as35c. 3 bu.
HAH.-SI0 g tun.
POTATOES.-Sl25 2 bu. wholesale; 81 40a1 co re-
tail.
SEEDS.-Clover $3.50 3 bu. Wholesale 81 80 retail:
Flax SlOO 2 bu.; Timothy S2.90 bu. wholesale.
BEANS.-s350 y bu. retail; white $3.50 wholesale;
$500 retail
PROFESSIONALISM Meat &c. p d; Shoulders, Sides
and Hams g9c.; Lard re. for prime bbi, and ga
for prime keg.
GROCERIES.-N o. sugar s S96I&e. 3 n; n. o. Mo
lasses 927c. . gal; Rio Coffee IL = g1Ae H. Lake
Salt s2.75a3.00 q bu.
BUTTER AND EGtiS.-e0e. Q 4 for prime, and
l29l5c. for inferior, wholesale; 2Oc retail; Eggs l0e
doz. wholesale; lee b doZ. retail.
FEATHERS.-35 ss4Oc. . n.
TALLOW.-llGl2e. g h.
FRUrT-Apples, green, s2.75 p bu.; Apples, dried
Sl-50 : bu. wholesale; $500 3 bu. retail.
FUEL.-WOOd S2-50a3.O0 cord; Coal l3e 2 bu
for screen; lie. p bu for best Clay county.
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CrscIrr,rr. MARI, a6-sr.


The river has fallen six feel since saturday Weather
cold Flour 81 30-frm. Whisky 25ale. Corn active
67a7Oc Oats sold at IS 946c. Provisions baoyant.
100000 lbs Bulk Sides sold and 5000 lbs Shoulders
Sc. Mess Pork advanced with sales of 2C0 bbs at
sI3 IS. Lard advanced TO DC for bb Sale of 200 bis
Linseed Oil at see. Sugar unchanged 200 bbls Mo-
lssses sold at 26e. Eastern Exchange dull at 4sa1 g
Cotton market dull-operaiors waiting for Steamer.
Flour riAe higher, with sales of 5000 bbs good Ohio
at 80 3799 ~, and 500 bbs southern 80 1919 81.
Wheat in limited demand at previous rates Sales of
$1,000 bu Western Mixed Corn at 95 G96e. Pork firm,
with upward tendeney-sales OF 2,5o0 bbls. Beef
firm; sales of Country Ness al 81 % all 50. Lard
changed with but limited business doing. Ohio Whisky
sold Gle. Rio Coffee lIlzc. Sugar firm. Molasses
steady Stocks firm and quiet. Money unchanged
Cleveland & Toledo X. r., 20; Indiana IS, IS Vir-
gnia 6s 96ss Missouri Is, 81 Cumberland, "a; New
York Central, 93i4 Erie r. r., 4sll Reading, ells.
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UNITED STATES SENATE--The Legislature
Of Pennsylvania, Indiana, Missouri, and Cali
fonia, says the Journal Of Commerce have
each been unable 10 elect United States Sem
ator this year, and have in effect referred tho
matter to their successors. The vacancies
thus existing, were filed in the recent Con-
gress by two Nebraska and two Anti-Nebras-
ka Senators. Besides these, there are two va
cancies from New Hampshire, which will be
filed with Anti Nebraska men, and one in
Alabama, which will be filed l,y Nebraska
man. The new Senate viii stand about two
to one in favor Of the Nebraska law. A ma
iority Of the House viii probably be opposed
to that law, 80 Ear as il bears upon the old
Missouri Comprise line, though tits by no means
certain that n majority viii be in favor of re-
peal. If they should be, it viii avail nothing
as the Senate will non-concur.-W Washington
Sentinel.
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BosToN. March "a, 1855

Mr.. Thomas w. Hooper, paying teller of
the Merchants bank of this city, hung him
self this morning in the bank cellai. The
accounts of the bank are all right so far as
known.
The Africa leaves at ten O'Clock to-mor-
row. The mails will close at eight.
The Atlantic saw the Asia on Saturday,
the 10th, at three O'Clock in the afternoon
OFF the coast, bound i'm for Liverpool.
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BOUNTY LAND! BOUNTY LAND!
ny nm Act of the LATE Congress, every

ID person who has served an capacity period
c Fourteen Days more in of the Wars of the ni
tied States, in either the regular Army, Militia, or Nolun-
teers is entitled 70 Warrant for 100 acres OF land.
Any one having received Warrant for less number
than l6O entitled another Warrant for the
balance thereof: for example LII has received
Warrant for 40 acres. he is entitled 10 another Warrant
for 100 mOrc-and 80
Apply In person. by letter. at No 2 second story,
2iS East Nashington--t. (oice lately occupied 10y
CoSDtT e. BUELL. 10 BUELL. & HASKELL,
mar22iGmo-in Auys al Law,
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LEGAL.
Io,IN F. PRIDE vs.. JOHN II. pRALL.

John +. PRIDE VS.. JOHN Il. pRALL.
- Attachment in Marion Circuit Court.
BE II remembered, that on the 25th day of January.
A. ID. 1885, the above named plaintiff, by F. Barnard
his attorney filed in the office of the Clerk of the Mari
Creuit Court his bill of complaint, in the above eniit-
cause against said defendant and also Affidavit tina;
said defedont is not resident OF the State of Indiana
Said defendant, John r. Prall, is therefore hereby
notified of the filing and tendency of said complaint
against hun, and thai unless he appear and plead TO
demur to said complaint at the calling OF said
the second day Of the neZt term of said Court
To be begun and held the Court House, city al
indianapolis the fifth Monday in April next, said
complaint, and the matters and things therein contained
will be heard and determined in his absence.
attest: WIN. STEWART, Clerk,
w-tap3l-marl BY JNO. &. NEW, nep'y.
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CHICAGO. March q

The Navigation has commenced on the
west shore of Lake Michigan. The Steamers
are making daily trips to and from Chicago,
Milwaukee and Sheboygan, and crowded with
freight and passengers. The business is very
good for so backward a season. Ii is now
showing heavy, and has all appearances of
mid-winter The cars are full of passenger
and freight for the West and North west
The Upper Mississippi is yet closed.
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" van : Divorce; ia Marion Circuit Cont.
Be 1t known that this sth day OF March, 1850 the
above named plaintiff filed ia the Clerks Office of said
Coun his petition for divorce, and also, affidavit
that the defendant is not resident OF the u
diana.
said defendant Is therefore hereby notified of the filing
and pendency 0f said complaint and that unless she APP
pear and demur thereto the calling Of said
cause the second day of The next of said Court
10 be held at the Court House in indianapolis, the 5h
Monday M April next, the same will be determined in
her absence. VIM. STEWART. Clerk.
ROBERTS for pl'ntf marl0-w3w
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THOMAS FRANCIS MEAGHER GOING TO THF
BAR. Mr.. Thomas Francis Meagher has com
menced the study of law with a view TO his
entering upon the profession of a counsellor
For the last three weeks he has been hard at
work in Mr.. Robert Emmetrs Office, and no
doubt with his classical education. extensive
general reading, and extraordinary memory.
he will make rapid proficiency in Blackstone
Coke upon Littleton, Kent's Commemorate
aud the Revised Statutes With these AMI
other acquisitions Of legal lore, added to his
brilliant powers of oratory, he viii soon sb;ne
an eloquent and accomplished pleader ar IN.
American BAR Mr. Meagher has wisely cho.
sen his profession aud there can be no aop,,
of his success. ~
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q ttion Tor Divorce. In Maroon Circuit Court.
BE known, that this % day OF March, 1888. the
above named plaintiff, filed in the Clerks ofie of said
court, her petition for divorce against said defendant,
with affidavit that said defendant is not a rsilen o
the State of Indiana.
Said defendant is therefore hereby notified Of the lh
and tendency of said complaint and that unless he APP
pear and answer demur thereto nj the calling of said
the second day Of the of said Count
10 be held at The Court House In indianapolis. The 5h
Monday in April next, said complaint, and The matters
and things therein contained, will be heard and deter
mined in his absence. WIN. STEWART. Clerk
Nice ARTY limits atty. lmar5-dlt-y4w
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Cotton dull-no sales. Flour sitter, but higher
sales of 400 bbls good Ohio. Southern buoyant with
sales Of 400 bbls at 80 l2ka9 81. Wheat firm. Corn
firm, with sales of 34oO bu Pork undergraduates Of
l,000 bbls. Beef firm, with upward tendency sales
ct Country Mess at 80 25all 80. Iafd dull with sales
of bb at o. s9l4e. shoulders lower sales "a
Sales of 100 lbs rough Sides al eto arrive. Ohio
Whisky 3OIs a3lc. Groceries quiet and firm. Stocks
heavy and quiet. Money unchanged. Virginia Gs a5a :;
Cumberland, - N Y. Central, 927s Cleveland &
Toledo 60; Erie. 49, Reading, "a.
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r 'AlRAMEAMvs. Frances sarah Renm,

II MOTIFS Keam, LauTa ;. Ream Mary Campbell ReaIn.
Oscaretia Ream, Fannie Ream and Erastus Ream Pc
ttion fof Partition, in the Marion Circuit Court.
BE il known, that this % day of March, 1855, the
above named plaintiff filed in the Office of the Clerk of
said Marion Circuit Court her petition for partition of
real estate, aud also affidavit that all of said defend
ants here, residents of the State OF Indiana.
Said defendants therefore hereby notified OF the
filing and pendency OF said complaint and that ncss
they appear and answer demur thereto, at the calling
Of said cause the second day Of the next term of said
Court, To be e,d at the Court House in Indianapolis
the 5th Mon hay in April next said complaint and the
matters aud things therein alleged will he heard and
determined in their absence.
WIN. STEWART Clerk
X. l.. WAIPoLE for pl'Etf. lmar5-dltw4w
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MARSHAL'S SALE.
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF EXECIr

II NIh Z n UT n - III VI fAEtt-
I'D rION, III Fa) To- ms directed, from the Clerks
Office Of United States Circuit Coun, fur the District
Indiana, will ON the 2sth DAY Of April A. D. 1856 at
the Court House door, i'm indianapolis between the hours
Of 10 O'Clock. A. NJ, and O'Clock Z. NJ offer for sale
at fuble Auction, the rents and profits for years,
of all the following property situate In Marion county,
Indiana. to wit Fly (0) feet North side lot t3l Three
according To Loe's subdivision of square No 4) Forty
One, IN indianapolis all of Lot % One i'm block No 5o
Fleicher's subdivision Of said block -. in Indianapolis
all OF Lot 10 Seventeen in lot ( West Of White
river, according To- Moses and Geo X. Woods sub-i-
vision OF said out lot and all Of in lot No. 2) Two in
cut lot II in the City of Indianapolis and upon failure 10
realize sufficient tn satisfy the demand. WILL at
the same time and place. offer for sale simple
said above described property, taken the property
the defendants, at the suit Of Lucius Barbour, al 81
against John Thalman William Evans aud John Crime.
The property will be sold without regard vaua-
ton or appraiSenent laws JOHN l.. ROBINSON,
U. 5. Marshal, District OF Indiana.
By GEo Mc0rAT, Deputy
p w4w (pr's fee s3l
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MAP OF MARION COUNTY
FROM ACTUAL, MEAsUREMENTs

SURVEYS THROUGHOUT THE COUNTY
EXPERIENCED ENGINEERS SURVEYORS COUNTY
THE Undersigned viii pa bltsh Short
L ly, provided u sufficient number OF Subscribers be
obtained, and complete Mar MARION COUNTY,
giving all tbs public roads rail roads rail road crossings
Stations churches, post Offices, school houses country
stores, mills, public houses, &c, &c, In addition 10 the
usual topography of rivers, hills, creeks ponds also
lot lines, @e the names Of The property holders (nelud-
ing those who subscribe In advance TO the map,) are
be inserted in their places In the style of the JEFF
fersOn County Map, copyof which will be exhibited by
the Canyasser.
Map of the City Of Indianapolis will be inserted on
larger scale, in the margin Of the Map, with the names
othose who subscribe In the city, with their number and
street. Also, engraved views OF public buildings and
private residences No expense viii be spared 70
cute tho Map Ia the highest style of art, and make 1t
Large and Ornamental. II will be dsouely colored
and mounted on rollers, and delivered s. per copy
No more Maps will be published than subscribed for At
this price, the Map will contain twelve four
teen square feet Of engraving will be that only
large subscription list will the heavy expense
necessarily incurred. The Map will contain tables of the
populations, productions assessed value of property re-
ous societies. number of voters of each Town respec
lively carefully made from the latest authentic doeu
ments.
JAMES u. SCOTT,
Map Publisher, ll6 Chestnut, St, Philadelphia.
kvsxIfR
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OLD SOLDIERS, ATTENTION!

THE undersigned will prepare
Il applications for Bounty Lands, granted 10 Old n
Soldiers under the late Aet of Congress- reason 81
able terms f.;t
The Land Warrant Bill gives 0acres TO all ~
grades OF Soldiers, from waggoner To major gen
era including the Widows OF all Revolutionary HI
Soldiers and all Seanen, vino have been in actual -.
battles, or, who have serued not less than Fourteen
Days In some capacity in about the Army.
Those who have alreads received 100 not
titled % another Warrant, but thOss who have received
20 acre Warrants entitsd 10 80 more aud those
who have received 40 Warrants entitled 10 100
more.
IT = Office up stairs in Gdlilh's Block, over W. II.
BUFORD's Grocery. No. p West Washington Street.
mar20-dos w3w AUSTIN n. BROWN.
Journal aud Locomotive copy.l
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The Daily Indiana SeARei will be issued ON Double
Medium sheet printed of course, upon new type. and
furnished To single subscribers the rate Of Sc per
num- 10 city subscribers Tor les cts per week, payable
semnonthy TO Carriers 10 Clubs Of 10 copies or more,
At the rate of 81 per copy All subscriptions TO be pd
iHrariably an adrdRoe.
Address all communications 10
WALKER & COTTON,
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The New York Times of "Wednesday saws =:

Money ratesGe7 cent. for paper 80 10 90 DAYS and
los cent. for TO months-thcsc terms applicable 10
prime City names Demand loans Stock and other
approved collaeral6a7 cent The Liverpool steamer
takes about S5O0,0O0 in Gold, and a further sum of
s00o0 has been put up for sailing vessels for South
America, Spanish Main.
NEW ORLEANS, March 22.-Sugar is firm, with a good
demand Moasses il scarce at poe for prime. Flour is
better with sales Of supertne this morning al 50 l2G
p. Corn IS unchanged. Oats lower, with sales
Of st. Louis 45e. Mess Pork firm at sl4 So Bacon
Sides have advanced to "a lsc. Lard in kegs 9Ia
l03se Reched Whisky is better. with sales al % i a
26l,c Sight Exchange on New York 1, discount To \
premium.
Freighs 10 Cincinnati and Louisville 4Oa5O
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A TIORNEKS AT LAW. NOTARIES ~ b.
~ Lie and Commissioners of Deeds for the several
States end Territories win practice In all the Courts;
make collections prosecute claims for Bounty Land,
Extra Pay and Pensions and procure Patents
All business ntrusted 10 them either in person by
letter. will be promptly attended 70.
NJ once No 3, Second Story, PAX East Washing
81. INDIANAPOLIS. nd
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XXrANTED-a few Thousand Dollars,

w for which AN elegant selection Of Tapestry. Three
Ply, Superne Ingram and Cotton Carpets; wide and
narrow Floor Oil Cloths Straw Mating, and Genera
Stock of Choice Dry Goods will DE given Ia exchange,
at fair prices e. G.. & J. W. HOLMAN.
mars5-d3wSw4w No. ~ West Washington 81.
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V FLIIINAS and NIOIINS 4 ABOUT Tour MO
times large that of any other In the "a
city, and Of superior quality. 49,
Importing these articles. together with every TX
variety of Violin and Guitar strings, directly from En-
rope. prepared to ofer great bargains oux
wholesale, bat AT retail also. COLBuRN a FIELD,
nar94 Cincinnati Masic Store, ~ West Fourth =.
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- An excellent name for these extremely
nard tunes, Is that Of firm in st. Lonis I.
Grim 4 Barrett. ,-'o'' :