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words to the Empress we're. |. Tell
Frederick. King Of Prussia, to contin-
ne attached 10 Russia, as he has hith-
erto been, and never to forget his ia
TIERS words"
l, is said that few DAYS before his
death The Car succeeded in affecting
a complete reconciliation between his
two eldest sons. Alexander and Con.
stantIne, who were at variance.
Alexander the Second, assembled the
Russian throne quietly. and issued a
manifesto. stating that he will adhere
to the policy Of his father Nicholas.
Constantine and the other brothers
and officers, have taken oaths of allie.
glance. Alexander has confirmed as
diplomatist. Gortschakoif, With the pre-.
vious instructions to neg tiate at the
first preliminary conference which has
been held at Vienna.
Nicholas had recalled Mcnschikoff
and appointed General GortschakoH,
chief in command. and Ostcntein Sc
cond, and Ludeis to command the Bees
saraba division.
Alexander had appointed Rudiser
Minister Of War.
The Allies have ordered their Gen.
erals To press forward 10 the War.
There had been moe fighting in the
Crimfa.
| The French stormed redoubi skill
fully erected by the Russians during
the night. and several hundred were
killed.
There is strong rum0r that the
Grand Duke Michael was woundde and
dead at Sebastopol.
j 4 large force Of Russians threaten
Balakla,a and the blockade Of the Da
tnubc had been raised.
Broussa had been destroyed, together
with most of the inhabitants, BY al
Earthquake.
The news Of the death of the Empc
ror of Russia was received in England
with great demonstrations of JOY.
The Berlin Court placed itself il
mourning. and orders were issued fol
the whole Prussian army to wear sym.
boIs of mourning for four weeks.
AT Vienna The news caused agitation
Iand the Emperor Of Austria directed
in acknowledgment of the services rem
dcred by Nicholas during the time .
his unfortunate trials, that the Nich0
las Regiment of Cuirasseurs. shall al
wass retain that name as SOuyeneu
in the Austrian army.
/ The Paris police had arrested balla,
singers who were chanting verses dis
res nec,ful to the dead Car.
The ambassadors announce the new
Emperor's accession, aud synnps
Of Alexander's manifesto received VII
konningsburg, declares the welfare o
the Empire to be his only object, am
that il will be his endeavor to maintain
Russia on the highest standard of pnwe
and glory. and will aim TO accomplish
the ince,sant wishes aud views Of III
predecessors. and hnpcs the zeal Of hi
subjects will ASSIST hun therein.
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SEVEN DAYS LATER.

The steamer Asia arrived at Halifax
on the 50th. with LiycrpaoI dates Of the
18th instant.
According TO the Telcgraphic report
no event Of striking Importance had &c.
Cured III Europe since the sailing of
the last steamer.
Public attention was directed to the
Vienna Conference, which was formal
ly inauguratrd on the 18th. Hopes
and fears were almost equally balanc-
cd a to the probability olprace. The
Austrian and Piussian circular. indi-
cate peace, but manifesto irum the
new Emperor Of Russia, addressed to
the army. Il interpreted as warlike
demonstration.
From the seat If war the most impnr.
taut statement is that the Allies have
renpeucd their fire with effect upon Sc.
bastnpol.
An interesting communication from
Conci,a respecting the late uban con-
spir,cy had been laid before the Span.
III orte,. recommending large cnnces.
,ions e. the CuDins Ills recnmmrn.
datinns we're UNANIMOUSLY adopted BIZ
tie IOrtes.
The Congress of vienni formally
met IN the 18th instant. Seven Rep.
Ifescniatises were present. viz: one
French, two English, two Austrian, aud
tmn Turkish. The Russian Plenipo.
tenliary was not present. Tile tcle.
graphic reports say that the discussion
lufa general bass irr negotiations had
terminated satisfactorily. Runners were
current that Austria aud England would
lie content without the demolition d
Seaa.topol, but that Napoleon absolute
Is insists upon that condition.
4 tclegraphic despatch dated az Pa
ris on the night 81 the 10th, states tina
the mission IL Gen. WedeIl has com
pletcly failed. Prussia tefu.cs 10 nc
cede TO treaty with the Allies, az,
will not therefore be admitted to par
tieipatc ii The Conference.
The following j. the manifesto o
Emperor Alexander TO the Russian ar
my. Il i dated at st. Petcrsburgh Ol
the 81 of March;
Valiant Warriors, faithful defender
Of The church. the throne, and the coun
try: Il has pleased Almighty God I
{ visit u with a must painful aud gric,
4 unS Ines We have MI Iu.t runmu
father aud brnclartOr IL tie midst
f. his unwcatird care aud Su,sla's pro.
' prrity. aud the glory u the Russia
J. arms, the Emperor Nicholas I'aulnvitcI
!, nv must blessed father, has departed
$ eternal life. Ills last words were
- thank tie glorious and loyi
h guard Of RUSSIA, aud also ! thank III
e brave army and fleet, and pray Gnd
" maintain the courage aud spirit b
u which they have Distinguished then
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Of the counties. An additional. and
with me an important reason, is. that |
shall BIZ fully occupied in preparation
for, and attendance upon the Courts in
which practice until the election shall
have passed.
] II with these opinions. and this posi-
ton, the people Of Virginia shall elect
me 10 The distinguished Office Of Gov
ernor Of the Commonwealth, | will dis.
charge its duties with fidelity, and what
ability possess. l will endeasor to
advance the prosperity. guard the ho-
nor and protect the Interests and IN
situations Of Virginia, BY all the power
invested in me, and | shall do all that
! can consistently with her interest
and honor for the preservation d the
uni0n.
Very respectfully, your obt servant,
THOMAS 5. FLOURN0Y.
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Clarendon Iron Works.
WILMINGTON, N. C..

rHyHE CLARENDON IRON WORKS are
II now prepared 10 receive orders Tor Beam,
Vertical. Horlzlnlal or Dscilsing Sienn En-.
eine., High Of Low Pres ure, and adapted 10
all purposes; Circular Vertical and Portable Saw
Mills, complete; PUMPS Mining Machinery,
Grisi and Flour Mills, complete Parker. Tur-
Line and other Water Wheels, Equipping of
Steamers, Car Wheels and Axlcs; Horse Pow
ers of various patterns; Rice Field Pumps and
Engines; Rice Thrashers; Single Machines,
Shafiing, Pulies, Hangers, Gear, and all other
Mill Work.
GASrINGS.-Iron and Brass Castingsnf all
descriptions, including Ornamental Iron Railing,
Pipe. Bridge Castings, sc. &c. The Company
would respectfully invite attention 10 then styles
and patterns Of Railing, which may be seen Of
their Office,
BDILERS.-Tubular. Flue and Cylindrical
Boilers Water Tauks, Chimneys, and all other
kinds Of Boiler Work.
REPAIRS-A separate department, and fore,
will be kept for repairs, where work will be don't
thoroughly and with despatch.
All work done in the establishment delivered
either on the ears Of the Wilmington d Man
chester Rail Road or the Wilmington & Wei
don Rail Road, or in The fats al the Company
wharf. flee Of charge.
Having large facilities. The above work vii
be done on as reasonable terms as elsewhere
North OF South, and in prompt and saiisiac
tory manner.
Consultation by letter or otherwise in regsn
to plans and designs for mills or their furniture
aud for machinery generally, willingly answered
All orJers or eommnnica iinns IN lie add essed I
\ the undersigned.
HENRY NJ. DRANE, Ag't.
March Ia. S.
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selves under me. So long as thH spi-
rit is upheld. Russia's tranquility i
secured. both within and without, and
we to her enemies flowed my troups
az my own children. Istro,e as much
as cnnld 10 improve their condition
and if i was not entirely successful in
that respect il was for no want Of will
but because was unable to devise any
thing better or do more.'
May these eser-memorable. words
be preserved in your hearts, as proof
Of his sincere 1--we for you, which
share TO the largest extent! And lei
them be pledge Of your devotion foi
me and for Russia. ALEXANDER.
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yIRorxIA-The canvass in Virginia
is conducted with good deal Of spir-
IL, both in the newspapers and on the
stump. though tile Democrats have il
their own way on the latter. The OPP
position candidates Tor The State offices
seem indisposed 10 make speeches
Senator Douglas addressed the Demo-
cracy on Tuesday night at Richmond,
and il is stated that Senators Masnu
aud Hunter are also to make public ad
dresses at no distant day. We had ne
idea that The hitherto inyineible DE.
mocacy of the Old Dominion leit the
| least uneasiness about the result until
these announcements appeared. III,
Legislature 10 he chosen 10 May vii
have the eleetlnn Of United State
Senator. the term IL the lipn James v
Mason ending With the next Congress
National iaieii gaieer.
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THOMAS WEBB,
Attornfp 4 CounstIlor at Tatu,
EIILIgB WlRW UGsNo ~ O.,

IILIsBOROT GIs 10 C.,
N addition TO the ordinary Practice Of bis pho.
fesrion, will give prompt attention, as here
,ofore, 10 the prosecution of all claims for Pen.
sion and Bounty Land.
All Soldiers, Revolutionary and others, whose
service extended TO fourteen days. their Widows
or Minor Children. and who have not received
one hundred and sixty ACRES, are new entitled
10 additional Bounty Land. Ard as The adser.
.iser has register Of all The cases presented by
him under the former laws, and also Of al The
warrants purchased by him, containing all the
details and facts Of each case, and the number Of
every warrant, persons for whom be acted be-
fore will therefore have no difficulty in establish.
ing their claims. He has also copy Of the
Muster Rolls published BY direction Of our Gs-
neral Assembly.
or Office in the Court House.
March, 1855. 7s--Gw
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MISSISSIPPI ASD SAN. ~ letter
ION . dl.uugnt.he,l gentleman ~ Ni.-
.,sspp,. formerly member u Congress.
informs ~. saSs he American Urgan, Tia,
ilir,e arc 40 eouncils aud $4,000 mem.
hers ~ thr Amrrlcan ptriy - MissIssip-
81! Tie i huie ,nle 81 the Slafe u ahuul
O. 900 We npine lhai Senator Adams
nlli hr lriupphanily rr-slccteh % tic
S.nsie. The 1. gislalnte ol Mlssl..ippl
will hr el,c,ed arNi Gu Nv Wfc umt
!. san" aiil i. wei knUsn throughout
The Sl,ic, aud lie ser,res u Stnal"i
Adams 10 the Amenr4n cause vii b. ~.
Inrcrrd by ihr gallant Mis.,ssipplans
Ii . snail lad his triufn 10 tie senate 4,
= liunpl ~ hHli aud honesl man oseI
iltr lutsrs II FaIeignlsIn aud Demagns
I'm.
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When death is at the door, the remedy which
would have saved life, if administered in sme,
comes to late. Donot ritie with disease. Re-
~ upon it. that when the stomach will mol digest
foc,i--when faniness and lassiiude peryade the
sysem-nhen the sleep il disturbed, the ape
lite feeble. The mind lethargic, the nerves unna-
lurally sensitive, and The head confused; rely
upon il, that when these symptoms occur, the
powers Of vitality are failing, and that unless the
mischief is promptly checked, ite wiH te shor-
tened, as well as rendered miserable. Now We
know from mass Of testimony. greater Than was
ever before accumulated in favor Of one remedy
that Hoofand's German Bitters, prepared by DIR
&. ". Jackson, Philadelphia, will immedlalcl,
abaic, and, IN the end, entirely remove all 0
these disorders as surely as a mathematical pro
cess will solve problem. Who, then. will en-
due the agony, and the risk Of life. with hraltf
and safety within reach See advertisement.
March, 1855. 79-ln
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NEuR.LaiA-Thi- formidable disease, which
seems TO battle the skill of physicians, yields like
magic to Carriers Spanish Mixture.
Mr.. r. Boyden. formerly Of the Asior House.
New York, and late proprietor Of the Exchange
Hotel, Richmond. Va. is one of the hundreds who
have been cured Of severe Neuralgia, BY Carier's
Spanish Mixture.
Since his cure he has rccommendedit to num-
hers Of others, who were suffering with nearly
every form Of disease, with the most wonderful
! success.
He says il is the most extraordinary medicine
he has ever seen used and the best blood purifier
known.
-. See advertisement.
March, 1855. 7s-lm
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The bill to take the sense Of the pco-
pie of Louisiana on the question Of the
removal Of tie seat Of Government
from Baton Rou se to New0tlrans, hav-
ing passed both houses Of the Legi,la-
TURF II that State and been signed BIZ
the Governor, j, now a law. The qufs.
tion will be submitted 70 the people Al
the general election III November next.
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Hon. William s. Archer, formerly a
distinguished Senator from Virginia,
and at one time the candidate OF the
Native American party for the Presi-
dency. died suddenly on Tuesday the
eth Of March.
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An Recommendations body likes
~ dtst, and halr- hf.ss, aud iel every
hodI .ntnuragt. The ls;ifr, aud leaves the
iurmpr IL take care II rsrli. Mnlle.l
msri! what's il worth. The mnre MN
his II u. The q nar lie Is, ~ this age NJ
ia,al.y ani humbnegrry. liz wnuld
slai,e IL death IN .u,h fodder as that capi.
ial can procure.
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We learn that negro man, belong
ing to the heir. Of Lewis Poole, deed ,
Was run over and killed b. an engine
ON the Central Railroad, near Sialllngs'
Station, on MONDAY last. 4 jury q m
quest was held over him, and decided
that he came to his death through the
carelessness Of the engineer.
Raleigh Nd.
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Hon. Henry Wilson, Senator from
Massachusetts. was attacked with apo.
pleAy on Friday evening 81 last week,
whilst engaged in delivering an anti
slavery lecture at the fremont Tenn
ME.
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The CUBAN t;AME.--A Havana cor.
respondent oi The N. Y. Tribune. who
is very anxious for war between the
Un'cd STA cs and Spain, says: !" A wal
olllained a, any cost would he a Messing
10 he island, Tor i, would free The SiaUes.'
III Thai sentence is the whole ree sol
policy IN regard to Cuba. lie, tie Soull
beware!
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YELLOW FRvER.-There are about fl
" cases of yellow fever in the naval
hospital at Norfolk, Va. The disease
Was brougt by the y. 5. ship Column
bia from the West Indies lew weeks
ago. Fay. Caroliaian.
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A FIRE occurred in sanlersville, Georgia, On
Saturday the 24,h uliimo, which destroyed
thirty-fsc buildings, among which were the
Court House, the Masonic and Odd Fellows
Hall, the County Jail, the Georgian Printing
Office, and the Hotel. Loss estimated at Sl2l,
s6s. Nearly all the county records were de.
stroyed.
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LATE FROM EUROPE.

Hghlg ImpgrtaHI 1ron Enrope--D DUH q he
Gear Cosfrmed.- Dtciins IN 81 adsig6s.
New York. March 81.
The steamer Atlantic arrived oir the
Light ship AZ midnight, but did not
come ~ the bay until this morning.
She left Li,crpunl on the 10Th in
siani, aud encountered heavy westerly
gales ihroughust the entire passage,
She brings abput seventy passengers
Among whom are Archbishop lIughc.
aud DR.. Newman.
The Gar expired on Friday, Marcel
I'll, shortly after moon. His discas,
was atrophy Of the lungs. and was o
onl, fcw days duration. Ills las
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LIST OF LETTERS

ID EMAINING ii the rod Office IL IIill.hr
~ rough. n. e.. on The isi day II Aprl, 1855
which. il not taken out within three month, will,
be sent 10 the Dead Letter Office.
SlmueI Brackcn. Christopher Mno.ins,
e. X. Beasley, , james :. Maris,
Thomas A. Barker, Layinia Mopte,
lain n. Bunting. Eliza J. W. Pursis,
SAMUEL x. Bunting, ]. pcarce,
Neal Brown, T.. Phillips,
Lazarus Gates. faihtrinr Rhcw,
William Garden, R6h'H Rhpdrs.
Annis caiea, Martha Rhodes.
Joseph Dunnsgdn, ? Dr. J. Z. Randolph,
a. u. DnnnrlI. Ruhen Slfar,
Ms. IIlIiei Guess, II. A. Speed.
Nelson tihrfatd, Alert stewart,
Minelsa Zee. Nancy 1. Stewart,
Thon4s Gordon, Tbs. I'rouct 4 Son,
samuel Gingles, ]. ". Taslor.
A. Gibhs. Mn. q, II. Turner.
Peter Gallagher, John W. Thompson,
John Hall. James Thomas,
Gideon Haley. . Eiekicl Turner,
DANIEL u. Ilia. Elisha Tmps,caJ,
Mis- Filrls Jones, Vaughn K sweeney,
In.eph Iaiia, James Williams.
J.B l.ealIefe John 4. Wicker.
Duwli McCanIcss, Mis.Flialrth Williams
John 4. Malone, Alcx'f q Watson,
Thomas Mayhem, Amos Williams
Andrew MurJork,
Persons calling fcr any of the Above letters
oil please say ihey are advertised.
/ ]. M. PALMER, +. NJ.
April .. 81
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The Know Nothings Of Rhode Island have
nominated for Governor the Hon. William w.
Hopper, the present Wing incumbent; and Mr..
A. e. Rose, Democrat, Tor Lieut.. Governor.
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W. A NEW BUGGY for sale.
which III. npyr, been used. Il sill Nc I'D for
$40 Ices than cai. Inquire al this Office.
Mrsh 90. si--1rp
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Lumber for Sale
Reduction Of the Rates Of Trans
pOrta,ion
On the Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad.


4 NEW AND GREATLY REDUCED
y TARIFF Of charges on fright goes into
optraitn On This Road to-day.
Thr maximum chafge on light goods will hr
rs cents per loo pounds; Flour per hbl. IS
ceuis; Lime per bal. 40 cents; Molssses per
hid. - 81; Sait per sack 30 cents Between
Raleigh and CASTOR The rates are less for which
reference l. made to the printed tariff Goods
aud produce are itanshipped and forwarded II
Raleigh free II al expense 10 fhs opasr and At
tie SHE risk ~ M Rdiir0Gd comp0niss. They
are MI uniead,d between Raleigh anil Norfolk.
AID u The latter plite and Portsmouth The Rail
Road Company allows the use Of lie commoii.
aus wharses and warehouses free Of al charge
for mhqttags Orange aud storage.
Til. linr being 30 miles shlrier 70 Norfolk,
and 50 miles shorter TO Petersburg. without
any breaking oi hulk laiUeen Raleigh AMI these
points. /, must continue to ho tie shortest and
mor cxpttIilious route North 1T both passcn.
gers aud freight
olicr X & g. r. r. Co.
March 10. 1858. e0-!m
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Ex-Scnators 5. s. Phelps, Of YER
mont. and ihos. Fitzgerald. Of Mic hi.
gan, died on Sunday the 2jt. ult.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ALANAScg COUNTY.
In OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Term, 1854.
The Bill u Complaint q John Ireland and ia.
cob Hnrdls,
against
Peter fousi and James MACPHERSON, Executors
Of Mary foust.
1T appearing 10 The Count thai George Pous,,
= onc d The delendqnts, resides beyond the Ii.
mits OF the State; Il Is therefore ordered by the
Court. that publication be made for si1 weeks In
the Hill-hnruueh Recorder, notifying the defend.
ant Of The fling Of this bill. and that unless he
appear Of the neat Term OF this Court. 10 hc held
Al The court house IN Graham. on the eighth
Monday after The fourth Monday or March nest,
and plead. answer OF demur TO said bio. The nme
will he taken pro coyts,o and heard q pGrfe o.
10 him.
Witness, Isaac Holt. Clerk snd Master Of our
said Count Of Equity. at office in Graham, the
slh Monday after the 9th Monday Of Sep,em.
Der, 1854.
ISAAC HOLT, c. &a.r.
iinA, 'sis Irfi.t al. sissl 5e.tw
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II is stated in letters rscstved at Washing
ton, that Mr.. Mason, our Minister in France,
intends to return to the United States as soon
as his health will permit,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-17
GoeaF 1tpattmflit,
salute to the Nashville Firemsn.


The Young America and Union Fire Com
pAnies turned out spontaneously yesterday
morning, with portion Of the Gun Squad and
the big brass Cannon, to give tho Nashville
fremen salute These firemen were on the
steamer St. Clair returning home, after q de-
lightful visit to Louisville to take part in the
Grand Parade there last Saturday. Our fire.
men went to the wharf with their engines,
when they exchanged ciyilities with their
Nashville brethren, and then gave them a.
loud welcome from their brass lmouth-piece.
Young America took their engine to the river,
and there exercised vigorously for time. As
the st. Clair started out, the cannon again
roared and the Rremen on boat and on land
cheered with hearty enthusiasm. We hope
the Nashville firemen viii take home de :
lightful little memory of Evanssille.a Our citi-
Gems generally as well as firemen, would have
been delighted had the city received an up
town call from them. - E. sAA
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WmOLEsALE DsE GoOns.
J. S. j A @ U ESS & CO.,
3 "a Successors TO 4 ssra tas
mERKITT, FIELD & co.,

g. 3 = y. III
FIRST STREET, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA
ymsHE of the largest and
desirable stocE OF Dry Goods Hats, Caps Boot
and sh es oered the trade in this city Our stock
hss bee by of firm Iwho has had lot
rience in ~ trade) with solely to the
Of th having purchased the of goods
from the ms nh scn agents in sill the Eastern mark
lower than fhsy be purchased in ST. Louis and
eU1av good trls be had in Cincinnati Louis
vile. Our stock consists IN part OF
.ktfE Day GOODS, e e
cloths satnes ed and jeans OF all stylss
nseys blankets. shawls, apron en- pcs
ing bleaehed frown blue drg dc1ims bro sheet
muslin, black and colord enlnnrlc es
lustres cturgs sns meIi hos oe ianes.
ghans jaconet white usDs check esmoc irish linen
ost desirable beant tai styles brought
NOTIONS. ,eees
and velvet rihbOns bonnet and rbbons co
buttons hosiery thread ST linen end cotton hand
kerehie and ribbons, woo I'm
shirts comforters table cloths ano covers
needles porte onnaies pencils holders. pens
and hair pins thmbles. brellas &C.
ta3t8tf HATS g. CAPS G {srEY
Silk FUR naped black and white hats. white ana
black wool hats kossuh. hnena vista wide awake
know nothing hats all grades
and Styles Men, childrens silk and wooden plsh
CLOTH velvet and glazed caps.
4aif BOOTS & SHOES. -es.-t
Mems boys kip and stoga boots youth and ehds
kip au ladies'. misses and ehild kip calf. goat
patent leather shoes bukps. hootees Slip
psrs &c. MEMS boys and youth lined and unned HI and
calf brogans. ladies and ents rubber shoes &c:
epls-3mo daw J. S.JAQUEss co.
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REpoariEsDD = xPREgsIY FOR THE JOURNAL


81 Fs e tsnege see New York, Oct. Is
aae sstas ss.tifstl = See ss'r - = 80
Flour has declined, sales Of IL 600 6bls at
ss 16for State, So for good Ohio and SO 81
for Southern Wheat heavy, sales of 1000.
bushels at $22 21155 for Southern white and
81 SO for Southern red. Gers lower, sales Of
5000 bushels at 81 for mixed: las eeass,
~ = essssaso1 70 PITTSBURGH, Oct. 16. 1
Six feet water in channel. The weather is
cool and cloudy. ssss .r,s5 g - Assss
as & t.sslaaas.s CINCINNATI, Oct. 16.
Flour quiet, sales of 24o bbls at 740@45O
a good many buyers at 81 Is. Provisions are
very quiet and we hear of no sales except
sale of bacon at III for shouldersand l2h for
sides. Whisky market better, prices Ii higher,
437 bbls sold at 3314 @335s. y. 49, ss sis