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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-09


DIR. f. j. s.. .GORGAS, DENTIST,
GRADUATE OF THE BALT5MoRE COLLEGE OF DEN
HAVING Isr S9RSEET locate, i. Evansville
most p sEu manneF &faeini teeth inserted
from single tooth to an entire set O..
DR.. Casselberry's. ---
HOPKINS d READ
IL Isle thread g YES; twisted silk itts, silk. Isle
thread cotton hose very choice stock Of chill
Apis-3m HOPKINS READ.
y Lawns neat aud handsome styles direct i'm
do 66siiios. direct importation;
10 90 English purple Prints direct importation; reed
nh Gay anu ''f "a. JAS co. AS Main ST. Lou Ky
HYDRAULIC CEMENT,
Sp0 BBLs just reed per Hghayer. for sale by
my25 Sycamore ST., near Water.
OBgsH Hominy; &C boxes Cheese:
rs g DO do s s1isF Poa:
70 bush Dried Peaehes 6 DC Lemons an;, at
bushels Prime landing 5S FOSTER fsT g. BY
NOT LEFT TOWN YET.
NJ EsSRs. SUMMERS & TIL ESToN would respectfully
generally that they have suspended Daguerrean opera
2ni S3 for the the post
now busy engaged in putting up mammoth SKY light etc,
pictures than ever. my3o
MOLASSES
ICE P Refined s and sTfIs go eS'
my29 Sycamore ST., near Water.
TO LET.
IA DWELLING house conveniently located in pleasant
lily. Enquire at this office my26
CITY EXPRESS BUSINESS.
AM prepared to do all kinds of City Express bust
ness have Just received large heavy Wagon capable
business Such carrying furniture without danger
Of hauling and city express upon
my23 COOKS Family Grocery.
PRIVATE BOARDING.
g EVERAI married ladies and gentlemen be accommo
~ dated with pleasant airy front handsomely fur
nshed by applying Cherry street, between I'd and
my3o-2we
FEATHER BUSTING BRUSHES.
SMALL lot JUS opened of these desirable
IN Tor furniture merchants, use, etc., at
je2 OHAS. 5. WELLS, new Hardware Store.
FISHING TACKLE
FINISHING Poles Reels. Silk Lines. Cork Floats Hooks
NJ Sinkers. ETC.. etc.. at jez CHAS, S. WELLS.
LIME! LIME.
HAVE Just landed fatboat loaded with $50 bbls
rate in bbs which Iofer sale
gether with sk-warranted condition. and
covered Apply on board at foot oil Locust street;
ORANGES AND LEMONS.
IL 10 do do Lemons; arsr,- ,ro
le5 Just rec. d and for sale by PRESTON BIOS
SURVEYORS NOTICE.
LII owning lands adjoining the following de-
N serbsd will take notice that Monday the I'd
dag ofJuy A. D. 1885, the Of county
East half 9f the n " and the E. Or Of Section 70
district. js5-3ws CHAs. vIELE.
| WINDOW SASH AND DOORS.
IA jss BABCooK BROTHERS,.
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slZesln proporLIOn
Grain.

5eOs o doz 3ae CT of for cash. ...........9a9A
COOS y doz do do do ...........sas4
ZOOS D doz do do do ...........7ai@
IT The lower prices above generally, where two prices
aforementioned forful packages, and the higher for
smallwholesale.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-09
COMMERCIAL.
WMOLEsALE PKICEs CURRENT.
Iron ana Nails

LatheS.
Oak Country 3f. l so
Popular saw'd3f. / 5Oa lis
do do AT. 3 90
Pine do 81. / rs
Lead and Shot.
Drop Shot bag......2a2 10
do do keg.. -
Buck do. 2 25a2 80
Bar Lead....... 7Ma7R
Pig do ..... 6ia7
Lea Their.
Good Hemlock
Sole: :.!...... 2za26
G. D. Hm'Ik sole
Oak Tanned do. 30 a IS
Upper . doz.. "a 0Oa26
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-09
TELEGRAPHIC!

LAFAYETTE, June 8.
Three feet water in Wabash river here
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-09

ELOCR.-2O bbls superhne.
II my5 GEO.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-09
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE

EfLoWER vases thermo meters tFaSehps 9napanlons,
accoreons French haFps dolls, maIss toys, tea
combs superior needles pins tooth
picks key rings pencils steel pens, tooth brushes wax
beads domnoes chess Emersons razor staps toilet
SOAP Jumping together with
variety of notions for sale by A. G. PUSHEE.
APPS under Odd Fellows Hail. First st.
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DIED..

ALIEN On Tuesday, Oct after very short nlress Mr.
GEORGE l.. ALLEN Ct Shrewsbury, Monmouth county,
N. j. in The I'D year Of bis age
ALLISON-0n Friday. Oct. r. MARGARET ANN, dsushter
ef,ornelius and Csiharine Allison, aged q ysars
The relatives and friends Of the family invited TO attend the
funeral this morning IL O'clock from the residence Of her
parents, No. 20 Garden. Ct, Hoboken.
FOX-At Wil.n.buIgh Lcns island, Sunday, Oct ~,
WILLIE POTTER, the infant Of the Rev. henry y anu
Clarinda Fox
HORIZONTAL Middlstown ". j., on Fhesy Sept q, Mrs
MARY B., widow of Dr. Harvey Horton, aged 81 years
MARRFNNER-On Sunday, Oct a. after brief illness, Ed
WARD MARRENNER, in the 6sth year Of his age.
The re styes and friends will attend the funeral from the resi-
depce Of MS son. No. 81 Hammond st this afternoon at
o'clock. The remains will be conveyed to Green@ooc.
SLATER-On Sunday mon ing, Oct. "a THOMAS ID. BEN,
TON. son Of John and Saah Ann ner, aged 10 yens
month and days after severe but short illness OF three
and. half hour. 49,,
His ends and the friends the family respectfully in
yted 10 attend his funeral 81 O'Clock Tuesday morning
the 10Th mat from his late residence, Ne 81 Divsonst
wEBER-On Wednesday, Oct. 10, HELENA WEBER, 81
South Brooklyn, aged IS years
The remains inferred the Cemetery Of the Evergreen
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Passengers Sailed

n sieanshp Moth star 70, Harrs-Chsri.. H. w.sa LII
Ward Jr Msshe~ O. Rses, Sssiork, O. Leroy sni 49,
Neworlesns sslvsfor Met De Banerei, Gaia; LstA.
wood Boston Rshel Dgsby John DaaSy sad oetao1s DSs
py Cabs Chas Hofmire L. : Consul TO Calcutta Brts
inds; Edwin v. Wesh. Epssur Lsborde Bofds.att A m
Clark Mrs w NJ Re lows too dsa iht>rs aad hs Lsyrr,,
Mn Crehton New fos; > ks-sI. Ro@ert = Kelly Jss,.
Csnsse z. Dssms France Geo. Oekens1n, Cha. Raw. "
Kahn. v 0ro.s, Chss Potter. A. Lug ave. John O. Kinn
Gates and Wof Rosenfeld L. Erh1t Geo Tho np~on H.,
RU6 Nine RI gar Or. VIM Parkinson, New-York; = Ir,s
Misses ysme.oe, schmidt lady children .sd ser,asi
Prof w Tyler Amhe., College, ,od Sc want, IA ss.s
Geo Nshburp, Boston z L. Ms;hx BIZ ghsmou " Oai',
and lady mother and ,sOsI Mrs Emile scare ehldrra
and servant Staten 'asndF H. storer Bosicn Henry
yeas wife snd Nscoen FfGnes sper Chss Peers
end wife DO Dr. Chs, A. SsichrSn Lsit ssou Ky; Gsoss
kD.h,t New feh hsry LEG. Phil J. D. Richards and sdy
Alabama; Wa Wilson G. Nessner lady three children anf
servant Mobile; Mis-. Ross Mis- kies NswIsrh N Baras
j. Williams, New .orlssgsj Z. Cote Psun NJ. Aa1ss,
ten, Phi aaelphis; w C. Richards J. j. Bile w. H. Paksr
sheEeEooke, @. n Julius Sehum.nn, w w Yosoa y. YoA
Marshall HeDshsw Byftd ~ J.; r. $. james New. York
Thomas Riley r. lot, Henry Wss' and lady A. Orleans p
MIns. Chas and w HsWkiss, Richter, lady and ~ 2
ra, New Qk; J. Dufen,olsr b. Alex tnier. Total lo'
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Arrived.

Steamship Northern Light Tink'epsrsh, San Jgen, Nc
Oct s. pass and spscie TO G. Morgan Oct o. % Key Wes
sgt ,chr Louise ssnjps w (hence for Moeel le
F. NJ a 80 ST. lon n a. sguaLed bark OES"e1 ssa1
ina ~, (from New. ORR sans for Boston.
T. s. NAL steamship James Adser, Turner ChaFle.to7, 10
spoford Ti,ston & Co. Thursday, T. NJ, Cape hstera
ei. n en- Phla ephis bound ). $40 T. NJ u miles ~ T.
Cape Haterss exchanged signals with steamship Ausas n
Neu Yorh, bound s. 80, -, Il,
and para s. 4. Nchill. 18th Inst 81 II T. NJ, ID m.es
Hsferss exchanged signal, with sm'hp state OF oeorgr
At II midnight IS miles of Hsttea., exchanged signals vita
steamship Aususta, hence for Savannah. -
Bark Cherokee ofChsrlestOn Stein, Bordeaux ~ ds hi
Big Margaret, IBrl H.nneb,ry. St John N b., SGssa
Brig Q. W Lawrence t'f Warren, Me'J WALL oaSH''nt
Brig Vic ora Ursula (brl Lenoir Petou 10 days eo' 20
Bag onpus Baker Ne~.Btdford.
scbr. Commodore Kesrnsy Lowell Boston, mdse, 70 y W.
Lewis 49,
sthr Ida M.lsId Hudson Alexsndi. D. dsy' eeN,
order
schr Somerset Sterling Baltimore days coal TO odsG
schr. Ellen Rodman, O.sood New Bedford, OIL " nssit
Sehr. n. g. Banss, Edridgo, Hsrwich.
sehI. Guerilla, Me ksrsOn. lIaiwieh.
Schr q. WSller Ravens Provincetowu.
schr. Jonas Warren, Kelley, Dennis
sebr Nspoecn, Thons.s, Virgins, charcoal.
sehr. E.,her En1 si, CIns yilsins, ehsIo9'''
Schr Pearl, Keller, New Bedford, ILL
schr Granite Lodge, POue, Gloucester, iSh.
Sohr. Justians, Hewet, koetland.
Schr. Richard Bullwinkle, Perry, Rochl.nd.
schr su kh futile, Baker Phisdeph is for Boston.
schr. j. Tinker, Booth, Calais y days
ssh[ %.,A Asd.SD sf1y
Sshr. q. Waller, Ravens, ProyiDeetown.
scLr Cyrus thathbeIn, Halstt Albany for Boston.
Steamer Toten, Morley, Baltimore, y days
SAILED Steamships North Star, Hsyrsi Alsbsms svw
nah; Marion Charles jamestown, Richmond, A. 'sF'
Margaret Evans, London Camden, Charleston.
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Markets-Reported 5y Te,egraph.

EEw'oRLE.s, Oct l2CoTroS unehsrsedi sles today Of
10 500 baes The sales Of the add up 5000 bales The
receipts ofhe have been 1000 bales against &c eco
ye The receipts to this time as compared With those Of
last year. o bales ahead The stock hand Is 1856 900
bsles SUGAR has declined .c fair selling osic FLOUR
tribe bsher; IS z5a 81 Com 74c FREIsHrs
Cotton 20 Have lc STERLING EXCHANGE IAN = cent
premium. Prime barrel LARD lie CoFFEE-Sses Of the
bsss hsrd :. 900 bsu; prime III allie.
CHARLEsToS Oct l2-CoTTos-Sses for the week 10 600
bales at slight decline prees receipts for the week 600
bses stock hand 900 bales Rlc. has advanced lc
,.e, Of the week 25lO ties. FLoUR and WHEAT higher
PROVIDENCE Oct lS-Our CoTros market the past week
has been unsettled and the sales moderate WoOL very firm
with large sales amounting 70 43 600 s PAINTED CLorHs
ssket active And prices firm, with upward tendency;
sales for the week IS 4oA pieces
Albany, Oct IS-l25o P. four Flour market 1, IN.
chars ed In GRAM the sales comprise bush. Barley
81 4idS IS for fourrowed few loads Corn Sc,
small 10, Of Osn 81 Sc for State. WHISKY a f1se There
have been ~ CANAL RECEIPTS this morning.
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hin Navigation esal trade for the week ending Oct
II 90 500 % tups, making total for the ye TO
the time Of ,5siiI agar st 75o io4l2 tuus 20
The same time lasi year. The amount OF coal trans
ported on the Reading RLDrosd for the week ending
Oct. II, was 4e3ll.l5 tuns, making total for the
year thus far of 90l 1903 Is tuns against 100 1917
tuIs 10 The same time ast year.
Tkompsoas Reporter has the following information
IN regard to Tennessee Banks:
TFsyEssxy AID VIReIyIA BASEs.-The Bank OF
Tennessee belongs entirely TO the State, and hence
con mouly called the Safe Bank having nominal
capital Of s. coo coo; q portion is borrowed az
CT MT interest by the issue OF State Bonds aod the
mainder is the money OF the common school fund.
This bark is managed by politicians, makes no dvi-
dends and has lost about go 900 OF It's capital 10
bad dtb's. The mother bank is located a. Nashville,
but issues no notes payable there. All It's business
is tran sacted with note payable AZ distant branches
mary of them several days journey from Nashville.
This currency not rec eemed by ne oanz upon any
terms whatever Ii you take back TO the bank notes
which they have lust paid out, they not only refuse
CON- but they refuse 70 sell exchange any point at
any rate for their branch notes. but they politely sug-
get that you are az liberty TO send them TO the distant
onts at which they pay able for redemntion. Ihs
is the only method of getting them redeemed.
II Union Bank and Planters Bank follow the same
plan OF issuing notes except they are made pays-
be at distant points but either OF them viii sell 10
other banks and brokers exchange on New-York and
Philadelphia and receive their branch notes in pay
m, M al cent premium. This is I'm tusl arrange
ment to prevent the banks rom sending home each
others circulation for redemption.
The Bank of Nashville organized under the general
law sl00 coo circulation, pays coin promptly on pre-
sen.ation in Nashville.
The Central Bank chartered makes its notes paya-
bis in Nashville and pays out no other kind.
Certificate for he establishment Of four new bank,
in Nashvi e under the general lew, have been filed in
the controllers office, and orc ers given by thu, officer
for plies and notes, viz: Bank OF )mmeIce, City
Bank Merchants Bank, Traders Bank.
The notes of all these banks must be payable in
coin at Nashville.
The above plsnly shows why free banking does not
fourth in Tennessee.
In Virginia the same system of paying ont the notes
Of distant branches prevails-thus virtually saddlng
the community with an iredeemable currency, on
which ii gold is wanted, shave a very long jour-
rev is inevitable II is high time this oldogy system
Of braIch notes issueishould be broken up.
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scrg SHos. w. OLcoTT Bourne master, non o.. "a -
fer Troy NJ X with full cargo Of coal wen, ~ ,,srdJ
cutter bar opposite South Oyster Bay, L. NJ .,,5ss
Capt Tiyou with the schr. Splendid and wrecha no
Las bsen dispatched TO her assistance TIE Lnos l. 1854.
and i ON ned By Np H. Dewitt and B. Bosps 81 10 a.
BRIG LArRAof Nsebs eheh sank on sn.s nc fsses
ton hsTbor on Saturday night lat, IL breaking w
her having fosied ashore al HUI A. 4, Portland ,ss
scsR 0TrAwA, Howe, from phils4elPnls ~, ~ sI.l
into Newport 18th In dres-Of what mar Sm Nev.Yo,s 81
oeo,setown, s. C.. STUCK on GeOrfe.9wn o. ~ Was tsns
cargo consisting ofssl dry goods go would vecL
Tie M f. Il. YVES go tuns resstsr Seis y a.. e,' va
n c. in lss4 owned BY B. Blossom 1 1S 10 S, sfss
ssd slCT ana 5 s:aTssss 70 The amount Of s' CO ~
cargo. . - ,..,S IA Brsscs sasi.
scHR II. L. SCRANTON from Boston ooanl 80 81 y.
tie mouth Of the Rio Grande. The veael sss W"
posed 10 be total losE o-..,o.i ecf.
sisred 10 Tapseott 4 Co. Capt. Gillespie rPofu of
heavy weather sprung ualDnssu and mssnsiA.
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MARINE 10 UR NAL
PORT OF NEw-YoRK...... Is
Cleared.

Steamshi.s-Alsbsms, Schenck savannah, s L. Mchtl;
Marion Foser. Charleston, Sp hord reston Co James
town, Parrish, Richmond, Lud sm Peasants.
Shps-ChsImer, Lucas San brancisc) + ,El West Ems
aid Isle, Corsh. Liverpool rspscott Co Racer Aims soh
Liverpool Ogden; bsuteslsnd Pope H,Glblrs Beck
Kuphsrdt Ga er Pasha Barnes New OreansE G. Duncan
Co Diaden, Weber Nes Orleans. " I. fTosi J. w,
Fapr'n, Leddy Galveston J. n. Brewer L Co.
BeTk-Cuba Lesyitt, sssl, A. Pstuno.
Briss-Emms Pits, Pssa Corning Rento L Co. inSiau
Queen Mares 81 Joins " E. De Wolf, Starr Co Ara
dap Wilson, Garden Key. BenneT Deake.
schooner-Lyde Ann, Voorhies Richmond, Van Brun,
sasht; H. e Bishop Bourne ST. Picres, Brett, Son Co,
Atlantic Ellis, Salem. Il. W Ropes Co Wm Woosbsy,
Manning 81 Khts r. +. Meicsf Elizabeth Anu, 1911 hos
st Johb b., r. De Wolf; sunny South, Savannah Van
Brunt & ssshti oyoci lre.nd, Elizabeth City Johnca
Sssht; J. Price Price Baltimore Lord Que'eaui y Cur
It's Wrs ey Philadelphia, J. W. McKee, Plymouth aoes
Lsy Boston, Dayron sP,s:us OREGON sques afch.as
L. CAN'T; W. T. Conquest, Sci eek New Haven, master
Sleeps. Lsnpher Barker Fail River master Rhode asnt
Hull Providence, mater.
~ Portland.
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H;,a,,,, ..4 Judgment revesssd With eesfa
nn ue,t.,d-JuSement General term revorsed add Q

Kisdopb ct. rye ws eesa #
sp.eisj Term affirmed with costa
People at McCaIron-Annmed IL. . 49,,
rInc, at Mnlnor-Judrment reversed, vtn costs and
!, upon for the pantn on al the cause.
etioo stated the complaint except he fourth sd mn snd
90 i-se the def mt with leave 70
The the OF sction rha are us
IN pay OF with leave to aintin . amend
- 40 are nh ara sh Of action 90 payment OF ;oss
Nevcoub sgt Nevccnb-Judsrient Of Geners ana sreei
term reversed, and complaint dismissed Will 9 He PPe'
lsbts. , r.a...~-.
Corvin .st New York and Erie rsrad nsS,
Of The reversed and Judgment entered on referees
report tffrrned with costs .na r,o,.ss,, o.. -.
bur,,t at siman Judgment renewed sno p,ooe.
70 tbe suoszte for further proof with costs to sode inc
event. .. l.. .n,s;s.d hv maxim, thu
OF the property or is
IN AZ return cannot bsd without cost IN tnis court
white AIT Jsy-Judgnent reversed WIN e"'S AN 'e'A
az, New York Central rsilrosd compsny5Judfent
,red with costs and judg men, rendered or psnn On
demurrer with leave to the defendant 70 y" P'
Of costs. -. nj .s N,r-oa Re.
ordered.
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Grand total. ,iOO, 90

In regard to commercial matters The AIa Cali
fornia of the Goth says:
The jobbers to-day have been we'll employed, not
Whilst indng the interruption caused naturally by the
close proximity of the sailing of the steamer. From
first hands the business done has been limited the at
tention Of the large importers and commission mer
chants being taken up with their correspondence.
Money appears to be easier to-day than it was On
tie 4h inst, but there has still been considerable de-
mand for accommodation.
Although we have no means of accurately ascer-
tanning what the shipment Of treasure will be by to-
msrrow steamer yet there are indications that 1t will
be large one An unusual amount of exchange has
been sold to-day by the bankers, and the merchants
who hold credits in the East have also been dsposng
of considerable quantities. The last mail also brought
a considerable amount Of Australian, Valparaiso and
London credits, which have been freely offered. The
quantity Of bars offering to-day has not been large.
Mr.. G. Ii. West has fled his petition for insolvency.
The Placer Times says
The trade Of the fortnight has been large, but not
much diversified, the bulk of the transactions having
been corfred 10 few leading articles. In Flour and
grain there has been extraordinary activity, induced
by advices from Chill and Australia Efforts to
centrae Coffee and Candies have also led to consider
able transactions in these articles. The business in
meat Provisions has cot been large, excepting In Pork
and in this the requirement has been considerable fer
Government use and export. All descriptions of this
class Of goods, however, are very firm. Splrituous
liquors better than at the date Of our last reference
though the advance has not been very decided. Rice
is again PROSTATE, all the efforts to give it fictitious
value hsving proved abortive. Crushed Sugars
rather more firm but the market for raw is much de-
pressed. Staple Drygoods firm but unchanged
FLorR-For q week previous TO the arrival OF the
last mail steamer from Panama with favorable sdvices
and orders from the South there disposition
eyinced by certain parties 10 invest in Flour at
the then current raesi but nothing like positive
reaction was realized till the morning of the 18th,
when large orders having been received coupled with
intelligence OF the enormous market rates of Australia
ard the scarcity in Chill unusual excitement sprang
up, AID heavy transactions were in few hours con-
summsted. Prices inn edisteIy advanced 81 a 81 80
p eco ID, and reached the limit prescribed by the
orders from abroad. Thus the market continued Up
to yesterday morning. since which there has been less
disposition TO buy at the advanced rates. Il is under
stood that the orders for the bulk of so 600 bbs
Tie movement in Flour was very active during the
week previous to the sailing Of the steamer and tie
market was much excited.
The Lehigh coal tunnage for the week ending Oct.
was 32,S tuns, making the total tunnage for the
yeU to the sane time, I,ol5,ss5 tuns. The Schuyi.
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ADVERTISEMENT
pDAWIsi SHAwLS SHAwLS Il

SHAWIs. bfIAWLs :. cHAWLS = DC IdIgctV
stock NewY0k, compIog all the latest styles brought 70
sh market LoDg square Broche Sh4ws long aud
Wool shaws printed cashmere shswls Stella snaw, ~e,
st O. NJ BoDiSE's, No. 323 Grand ct cor Orchard.
direct from auction, consisting OF very heavy Plnd
and Striped Silks Plain silks BIocsde SILKS and MORE An
iique selling very cheap g. NJ BoDSEs at No. S2 Grand
ct cor Orchard.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS. - 100 Fall and Winter
Dress just opened consisting De Lenes French Me
noes Cashn erss, PsTsmattas AlPecas bomhaznes Woo
aud isbrics and viii sod very low prices at q. NJ Bo
DIsE's, Ne. 3lj Grand ST., Orchard.
Just r. ceved from auction fifty pieces SILK VELvETs fer
EloAks and Tslmas ceiling great bargains Ladies viii do
call before making their Purch ,ses as we have
very large rich and fashionable goods which ~e vii
Sell AZ less prices than any her house in this City,
q. NJ. IODINE No. 3l3 Grsnd's. COZ! Orchard
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philadelphia Markets. .s,rup,Ay Oct

QUIRcITRoS BARK remsins dull. coTroy transactions
limited at about previous quotstions FLOUR offered
freely; stock very light aud prices hardly supported about
COO bb standard brands sod at sc 5D holce more
bat tsles Elected only in retail wsy transactions for home
limited extent made SO 80 to Sc IS for common =
good b. snds and 90 81 SO IS for extra nYr FLOUR and
Com MEAL vh saes Sc 50 and 81 So WHEAT
dull and unsetted sales ofe o0 bushels 90 and 81 IS
for fair to good red and 81 to - 10 for whites buyers hold Of
eoRS better and 900 buhes yellow sold 95. sfost
S4c In RYE with sales . Is for PennsYl
ysnis OATS in request COO bushels Southern brought 41
GsocERrENot much doing, and prices unchanged but
Sugars ard Coffee rather fne Provisions Nothing do
stock 10 first hands WHISKY ia steady demand
4le fcE hhd.., and IL d42c. for bbls.
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TIE PREsBTTERIAS SYNOD % NV. 5ohn AID
EEwJsRsEYThs synod will meet IN tbs flrs
church, Newark, Tomorrow (raesday ION D'-J '''
1T viii be occasion Of re. '.I n we noPs ina
will Be Represented and that every minister belonging will
1ty inSsa' 10 The policy Ct the euIcb AID % h more
com development Of the and energies OF the con-
so nd %a 5. o%p. e The
c.O viii probably be represented there and appeal Be made
our crbs On the church EXTENSION pocy Of the general
Iemtly he prohbtOy liquor laws the supply made
the revival Of religion and kindred subjects, The .es
Of the synod will be opened On the evening Of TUESDAY
and " IL probably continue until friday.
The NEW Work HorsE.-At the last meeting of
the udsr county board Of Chosen e
proposed bulldogs the Poor house farm Tor WORK
In and report the next meeting OF the
board Ao whether the prisoners IN jail cannot be hired
other Counties to find the bes: plan for Work house The
directed the committee to inquire for what the hill
by the railroad owned by Thomas Weldon be purchased
ROBBERY Is BELLEvILLE.-A. bold and dariog
attempt made enter the shoestoe Of M John Wnthe
ing the cellar end boring ou piece OF Plank through tae h'
doubt they intended to take plumber they had aedy
large number Of boots nnd shoes surrounding the peoe
neo,ed and more for having awake wife ins
the feOws aroused Mr. W. who immediately rose but too
to leave The implement. With which they hard
would c. me out at pleasure cave for sOmsoher tool
which might be most needec the handle OF aIse ds wmcn
hen brace and Bit together With large qu're bag Ga S
sleeves leaving his behind tnearly new of small
eOwn Pd ard check lining n the RSefF . wef tod 1a
Jersey city Paterson with 100 lbs baggage but this he failed
get M w. We yet hope that these cowsrdy thieves
at midnight hour win soon fall into the who
will to them what they Justly deserve.