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Bountp Eano n)arrants.
Jn0ia- Rubber GOODS.

TNDIA-RUBBER GLOVES are an excellent
protection for the hands in sweeping care Of coal hss G
They bleach the hands white aud render them soft and smoo
AS cure FOR chApped hands, salt rheum sc they are
equsled. For sale at oil rubber stores and Of NO j" JUN
up stairs.
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1I,o RRICK .MAKERS and BRICK.MAsONS..

ITO BRICK MAKERS and BRIO
Proros will be received ny Office, in the town Of New
bern until 18th day Of February next for making and burn
Ing Gre million and half Of good hard brick such will 30
approved Of b. the Chief Engineer OF the Atlantic and North
Carolina Railroad Company for erecting Depot
Building and Warehouse 6; Nswbern oI said Company Ise
cpv and wood referred will be furnished at the yard which
viii be within three hundred yards Of the place the build
ms are 10 be erected The clay also being dug The
ward for making it, will be furnished tree OF cost
which v III require very little expense to prepare
preferred persOIs who propose 10 make the brick may
the Of the buildings at so nnch
uer thousand sOwiIg they may suggest certain number
Of brick TO the cubic and they furnish everything completes
ell openings TO be deducted .
Tie buildings in convenient position Tor the con-
tractor living Immediately adjoining the town. and one OF them
Immediately the river and the others within two or tnle
hundred No doubt that contracts also be inside with
other rsres for similar work with reliable contractor
preferred security will be gwen and taken for the fnu
carrying out Of the said contract.
proposing either propose or not 10 take poron
Of the stock Of said Company in payment .
The plans the buildings be seen az any time on apcs
ton az my once.
Regular packets run between NewbeI and New York and
other Northern ports which will enable contractors to land
machinery materials short notice directly TO the
yard. 90 49, ~ NJ, .
Southern, can boast of better $3.50.
ProIs. will received for the woodwork and stating
Of the buildings with without materials furnished
+. r. STANLEY, Contractor
Newheru c. Jan 49, 1856.
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for SALE

containing Power and other Presses run BY steam with all
varieties II Tv aud other material There excellent
~ one Of the best locations IN the cityhas been
long established PBters wishing 70 purchase will ind this
very de.rsble opportunity Address K W. al this Office.
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Real Gstate for Sale.
\ RFAI,TIFIL COINTRY SEAr for S.la

a BEAU III ID CUUNIk1 SEAT for Sale
IN O. exchange for City Property situated on the west bank
Cayuga Lake Eve miles from lthcs, Tomptns County New
commanding view OF the lake with acres OF the
best land in the healthy location can be found IN The
State six wood and all kinds Of frat trees on the
place Sire dwelling IS 'front.' by 50 deep two story
attic and cellar large bay windows from which are de-
lhtfu the lake. The walls beautifully decorated
fesco PAINTING Tie carriage house - feet by 30
Large barr sheds &c Dwelling house outbung aud FENCES
all The stock consists Of span sne horses one
single head cattle beautiful carriage three ax.
ons sleishs farming utensils &c The furniture 20 Be sDd
with tie place Price Of farm and buidings S9OOO-cOst
sl2c0o Apply the No sol Grands corner Of SUI.
folk EewYork between o'clock a. and o'clock D. N
where the Der be for wee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-02

N BT,cI MACHINE SHOP, built in 1883, lin Waterford,
h.wYot 10 miles north Of Albany % feat long by 50 feet
wide two stories hEhs'ores II feet with Lines shains
p,Tsvs Pe Trchsurrers Forges Nceberches and steam
pre- for heating building ali in order Addition for EnEn
Waterford plessan; village al junction Of Hudson and nc
hawk Rivers with Railroad River and anal communication 20
srs cities Rers and many and eorvenences OF
lyirg much lower han in large cities making desirable %
catcn for Severn small Tenements OF
land Gdiorg hieh will be sold desired in connection with
above The premises viii be sod or let IL term years Il
sold portion purchase money may remain on bond and
IoTtz,ge f term Of wears Reason for selling the owner
slou' engaging In busines. at the West. Apply TO
JOSHUA " TODD, Waterford, New.Tork.
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tn1OCBOOKKEEPIN WRITING, ARITH-
~ III METIc taught thoroughly at PAINEs's 1922
"A teacher OF Penmanship and Bookkeeping Col PAINE
stands unTvaled." lhoruins 1OeiHe-.
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nRUG STORES in WIUIAMsBIrRGH 20

~ sALBOne taking Sioe per week othsr 80 par
week Price IS 900 for and : go for other Term,
cash. s COCKCR0FT No u South ',h st. WlhanshursA
No. Is Merchanis Exchange Nalst from IL IN 70 D. IN
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DRUG STORE for SALE.--Ihe proprietor OF
Drug Store N one ~ most fourshins towns IN ohio
g.firg 10 retire from business offers hs Soes, buAat
hree-.iory brictl Goodwill, kc ir' SAIL on reaonsI.e
the prorreor 20 he present time Also or SAIL u sSansf
ton With the above OF separately hana,o le
sbrt =, rcrelst OF with and containing choice va
rev ~ F-ut Trees Strubbery, sc also en- the prenise'
- c., uo-se Ice House Stable and Other on butnEA
lie town one OF the beautiful IN the state eoatlina.
-. go inbshi.ar.s AID is sst becoming nanH:1erurns
-, ~ ,he f-rt irrorarce Auy Druggist wishing 20 locate
l. he West vii find his sdTaaas 70 examine hii beoI
J5in No one need sprly who cannot down from S6o
= CoO ard give unidentified security for the remsnter OF
le Iufhse money further particulars, Al iress w NJ
~ ,rf,i 81 name TribuI OtIce
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Chances for Business Ellen.

A FOUNDERY, doing good business, Fol
"a SALE CHEAP-Orders FOR Casting. solicited Csdrou
IS 70 SO Eaous on hand APply the Basement OF No
L. NJ. ARNOLD. Poushl..r.;s n. Y
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90 Ubom it man Goneern..
BOARD ano Rooms.

DOARDING-At Nos. As and AZ East Broad
ID way. for single Gentlemen. Apply at No IS
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my MOTHERS MAGAZINE FOR MOTH

V,IIE MOTHERS hAoAhlNE fOh No n
II FRS AND DAUGHTERs.-Thi' valuable periodical now
4; a.. A., ,x fourth year has maintained deservedJ
Iisb .nl IN the domestic literature Of county IL nm
eDee in family education has been widely and deeply is
M(yTJITRS'' MAGAZINE. ald Mrs WHFfILESbl .
MAGAZTNE FOR MOTHERS AND DAUGHTERS are
now MERGED which the talent Pey and
Of both VIII be concentrated Through " PAGES N.
and Daughters Of the land viii often hear nom me rs
ynael who LONG instructed them AZ wei as o
numerous friends who contributors have sas'AneD MOI "
Der labors. ,-.,.aio. s.i,vs-x %
CITY Subscribers Specimen nun frs sent ee' - o ~,
of Merry Museum given for syesyr I'VE pnhb~-.
ANe'' - No. ZIG Tssssu-st., New York.
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Tor SALE-The well-built Convenient
I HOUSE No. % Henry.st., near Pikest Apply on tAe
premises from II 10 8 O'Clock
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o,rNT wAsuINGTON COLLEGIATE IN

MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE IN
oSM,edoussl.st. CLARKE & TANNING, Principals
NJR BJNGHAMs CLASSICAL Gymnasium.
M p;tI School fr - Boys in each OF 80 Depart
paent. respects At least every parent fy ' without
% manners and eenilsr1anly CONF
r ors6ed in hesd heart and address for their "o. ao
devoted to ii-s standard Of scholarship that
from Ar
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80 THEOLOGICAL WORKS, VIOLA, sTo, o. Do
select yols isnno. 81 So Do Theological, sTo, 81 Do
Age on R4ason IS cents - .1...,, 80,
Ss sr N Ass TIiF LIFE OF JESUS CRITICALLY EX-
AMINED svo PIP. 9oi IS 80 Come's Positive Philosophy
20 % e8 So Greed Of Christendon. ts POUNDS
on: and no 81 D. Feuerbschs Essence OF
Chrianity 2Ino 81 25 Howitts History Of PresterAh IN
ali Nations IS cents Nestses Of Civilization <no
81 Is Who wss Jesus Christ 10 cent?
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YTNHIS WEEK's LIFE ILLUSTRATED-COn
Il Gosthe's Last Days. Sketches from Psrsi More
sbOst Squirrels, Home; Who is Gentleman Life at West
Point Ooed Advice for Girls Young Stock Personal Assns
ism; Letter from Phslsnx Iowa Jongs on tho Prem
ises Associated Towns War Fruits Of Unrestricted Co
petition Rosefes Personal end Literary TIE frenen IN
press: Professor Owen Charles Dickens At Shehed hossu
snd lie pres Plurality Of Worlds &c General Intelligence
gps Bnae. Words mS.ke.s Notes and 9s.r. The Y.O
Ace Character &c. Price cents week p2ayeM - ~
FOWLER AND WELLS, No. Se Broadway ~ I.
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90 farmers an6 Others.

ITO FLORISTS, GARDENERS BOTANlSTS,
Il and PROPRIETORS Of NURSERIES, OF NEW-YORK
and enyronyhe undersigned wishes to receive ranco your
Catalogues in order owad orders or such articles 40
may suit. Il. bACHhLlhh,
No. rs Ursnlines-st., New Orleans
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nor SALE-Two three-story aud Dasemen
I Brck DWELLING-HOUsES situated IN Nth'st, IN l tn'
vicinity Le,ineonsv. The houses are % ieet oy -
lots are ~ feet by 90 inches They are finished WIZ az
the modern improvements and the prcs Of each So
Possssson given Immediately. For further Information sPpl
A, No $50 lofhst one door east Of 3dsy.
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IC,UURCH for SALE-Situate at NO: as Amen,
I between Grand and BrOone. The bssensi. -
Icdce-room tndefendent OF the enuieni a+V - -
Tor over 800 annually. .1,,pcu =. PLOT OF
'0 a. waited 70 PURCHASE. CHURCH OF 81 1920
cpoJiSTJ not less than % feet ol BY o. feet deeP
Zen Prince and lo,hsts Bowery and bosa"y s, ~
srrly 70 Mr.. D. THOMAS, No III sprins-''-' s''" v
Wiz or Mr. +. LEWIS, No. 10 Division s..
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EOR SALE-The following valuable and pro-
II Suet;y. REAL ESTATE in the Village of LITCHtIELD
TOR sALE-A beautiful COUNTRY SEAT

in the Town Of Yonker three fourths Of mile from TIE
Rerisle station finely situated consisting Of acres OF land
with large modern house which il supplied throughout with
the spring water and s necessary rof
further particulars apply 20 HOMEh MohDAN,
No 5 Metropolitan Bank Building. Finest
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MRS NJ f. BOsTWICK. SIG. BERSARDl,
NJ BAssFORD pianist, n. GROENFE D.
NJ DE JANON, and other distiDg uished artists
At Professor Gray Hghs Seminary No. % Montague place
Brooklyn MONDAY Feb 4, 1856 Ticket. % eents-io be
had at Professor Grsys Seminary, No. 20 Montague place
Brokyn and Msrsbs Bookstore Atlantc-st Roses BOOK
store Atancst Lord Smiths Fulton-st; Of the biorsan
Of the BROOKLYN Athensun. and at the door.
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or to LET-That large elegant 5story House. No AL
Broome-s Broadway with large yard the lot being 70
feet by 1856 containing grape vines aud other shrubbey
House 10 rooms, and all the modern improvements
Hot cold and shower Bath hot and cold water aud to
the Top story well adapted for large genee Bosrdhouse,
and would Sc leased with good security. Apply TO
J. g. FRENCH Globe Hotel, No. 2o2 Wilian-st
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-03

NEW BUILDINGs.-Dr. J. w. Crooks has
erected large brick building, on the corner of
Main and Third streets, AZ feet front on Main
by Sc feet front on Third, two stories high,
now being rooted. 7. j. Snyder & Co. have
the second story of another, SO feet front on
Main (adjoining DR.. Crooks') by rs deep,
making in all three large business houses on
Main street, and six handsomely furnished Of
fees on Third street, three on the first and
three on the second floor. These Offices are
within sixty feet of the Court House, and will
be very desirable locations. Just across Main
opposite the last named, Dr. O. Morgan is
erecting three story brick store house, in
tended for a permanent drug store; this build
ing is IS feet deep; this is now up to the Sec
ond story, and will be finished off with dis
patch. Besides the brick buildings, frames al
Hbitan are being erected in all parts the
town. If we should attempt special notice
of each, it would RIM the item to too great
length, for insertion. Conspicuous amongst
the new buildings stands Shoptaugh & Davy's
new steam saw mill, a very large building and
with an engine of great power will do large
business Rockport Adv.
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illness, he was conducted into his seat by
friends when his name was called
All the Democrats in the House voted against
the Army Bill. @
A large number of members left the House
for the cars and steamboats, this afternoon
Messrs. Heat, Amy and Daniels, the Sub
National Kansas Committee, had conference
with the President to day, and reported that
he justified his general policy, expressing his
belief that If tie inhabitants of Kansas had
been more anxious for peace, and cared less
about their institutions, there would have been
no trouble. He does not think the condition
Of things in the Territory such as to prevent
obtaining justice in the courts. He admits
the possession of arms the constitutional right
Of all American citizens. He pledged himself
that invasions of the Territory shall be pre-
vented, come from whatever quarter they may
He declared emphatically that the settlers shall
have fair election, though it should require
the entire force Of the Government to secure it.
He expressed his determination to enforce the
territorial laws, ard said he had no power to
protect enigrants on their way to the Terri
tory. They must rely on the civil authori-
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT..
UP TOWN ITEns.
REPORTED BY Up TOWN, ESQ.


RON HERE EVERYBODY This is just the TO
eerso yonr quarterly tonsorial operations. Charley
LANCE, under the Pavilion HOTEL prince of BARRIERS,
and formerly of the ST. Charles hotel. New Orleans,
has hands and keeps constantly the keenest
and scissors the softest brushes where sofnes is
qured, and the sGest where such wanted, and the
sweetest and best soaps, washes and perfumes crowned
with the most consummate toLsorial skill, TO be found
among the profession anywhere West Of the mountains.
Charley is in the constant receipt of the latest agonies
and his whole 4RdterieE personnel and paraph rnalia
are unexeeptonabe. Every who has over tried it,
knows that there is no luxury equal to good sham
poonIDg. Go try him.
MKAN.An individual who acts in the capacity of
horse clerk, barkeeper, waiter and porter OF of
hotels Saturday last showed his petty spite by
tearing down handful notice or the Fillmore meet
ing, which had just before been hung mp in the office
room Of the hotel, where hung bills aud advertise
ment nnumera6le, declaring al the tiue that
such ID documents shoula be put up in that house,"
Wen bet old hat that that fellow thinks he is
perfect gentleman.
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Our FOR FILLMoRE.-The Republican, of
Mercer, Pa, has pulled down the Fremont flag
and raised that of Fillmore and Donelson. 1t
is an able journal, and will do good work for
the American cause.
The Bloomyille American, New York, hoists
the banner of Fillmore and Donelson, with
- the determination to push forward the great
work. a 5
Within the Il few days three more influ-
ential papers in New Jersey have abandoned
Squatter Sovereigntyism and come out for
Fillmore and Donelson and the Union.
The Templar and Waterman, at Ithica,
i, New York, runs up the Fillmore and Donel-
son flag.
The Culpepper Va. Observer has come out
for Flllmore-formerly neutral
The Winchester Scott county, Illinois |
Chronicle, heretofore neutral, in its last issue
HOSTS the Fillmore and Doneson flag.
The GRANVILLE Herald illinois, has raised
~>sthe banner of Fillmore and DOnelson.
The Sonora Cal. Herald, one Of the ablest
= papers in the mining regions, also hoists the
American flag, and is doing stout battle for
Fillmore and Donelson. -.r-s.-s
The San Diego Herald, formerly the organ
of the Democratic party in the southern por-
ton of Alta California is cut for Fillmore and
Donelson. Its editor. j. Judson Ames, Esq,
says he can't stand that party any longer.
= -rS:t1he Conservative. Fillmore journal, has
Just been started at Springfield, Illinois.
The Union, at Somerville, n. j., has just
issued its first number. 1t supports Fillmore
and Doneson.
A new American paper, the American SEN
tinel, has been started at Harrisburg, Pa. II
has the names of Fillmore and Donelson fly
ing at its masthead
The Fillmore and DoRelson Club Of Chilli
cothe, Ohio, have established new Fillmore
paper there, called the Union Flag.
ahe Courier, Wing paper published at st
Martinsvile, La, has put up the Fillmore anC
Donelson banner.
The Sing Sing IN. " Chronicle of las
week hoisted the names of Fillmore and Don
elson, and heartily enlists under the American
banner.
The editor of the Brownsville Tenn.
Journal has abandoned the Democratic part.
Donelson.-[ Lou. JoaF.
A Fillmore campaign paper, called tn
American Banner, has just been started at In
dianapolis, in this State.
The American Campagner is the name of
new Fillmore paper just commenced, and is
sued at New Albany and the Capitol of thi
State.
The first number of Fillmore paper ha
lust reached us from Davenport, Iowa, an
there will be plenty mere Fillmore papers
THAT State before the campaign Closes "
oopine.
AFAlmors Daily paper is to be started
Tie IRE Hante this week.
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PUBLIC SPEAKING,

CONRAD BAKER. the candidate the Peoples Ticket
for Lieutenant Governor will address the PeO
3ls the political the day. tbs following times
sad places:
Az Owensvils, Gibson sounty. Sept 5th. Oelk
At Barren Chapel, same evening at O'Clock.
At New Harmony. Sept. 9Th. at o'clock P. N.
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Public spoakings.

Henry W. Ellsworth, Esq, will address tho people al
the following times and Places
Vincennes, Tuesday. SeTt. 2. at night.
Evansville Wednt sday, sept. 3, ut night.
Mt. Vernon, Friday. Sept. 5, at O'Clock.
New Harmony, saturday, Sept. g. at o'clock
Poseyvile, Monday, Sept. s, at O'Clock.
Owensvie, Tuesday. Sept. 9. at o'clock.
Princeton Wednesday. sept 10, at o'clock.
Sullivan, Thursday Sept. III, at O'Clock.
Terre Haute. Friday Sept. IL, / O'Clock.
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UP OR DowN?-Tn going on board Misss-
slppi steamboat the other day, Mr.. Jones met
Mr. Smith: (which way are you going Smith
up or DOWN. That depends or circumstan-
ces. If sleep over the boiler, up; if in the
cabin down.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
NFyv XOpK Sent Q

New YORK, Sept 2.
We have yet no intelligence Of the approach
of the Persia, considered as fully due, She
will bring dates to the 23d, being one week la
ter than by the Niagara.
The weather continues fine and COOL The
fever excitement has entirely subsidized. Two
or three mild cases were reported yesterday in
the vicinity Of Fort Hamilton.
Secret Convention.
PITrsBURG, Sept. 2.
Last night delegation of 50 left in the 10
o'clock Eastern train for some Convention un
known. The objects were kept perfectly Sc
cret but as they were ticketed to Lancaster,
it is supposed they have gone to attend the
State Council, held there to-day. The Fill
more Americans here are greatly excited
They surmise the object is to procure the en-
dorsement of Fremont, and the reputation OF
Fillmore by the Council. They pronounce the
delegation spurious, representing disbanded
Councils in this and other counties, and all
residents Of Pittsburgh and Allegheny cities
From Washington.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2.
Secretary Dobbin left the city this morning
for North Carolina lie will be absent one
month Chas. w. Welsh, chief clerk of the
department, has been commissioned as acting
Secretary of the Navy during the absence of
Mr. Dobbin.
The treaty which our government has been
requested by the Dominion Government to
return, was said to be made by Mr.. Elliott
with Bobadillo, mulatto who was forced into
the Senado Consulto by foreign influence, in
order, it is represented, to defeat the treaty
with Gen. Cazenen, made year ago. Mr.
Elliott's treaty has been in possession of the
government about four months, but was not
submitted to the Senate for ratification. UE-
official representatives have prejudiced that
body against it. Advices received by the ad-
ministration giving glowing assurances of Gen.
| Walkers ultimate success. 1t is understood
here, that the object Of Pierre Soules visit to
| Nicaragua, is connected with negotiations fol
a loan of two millions for that government
There is nothing officially known as to wheth-
er Consul Livingston has been shot at Leon OF
not, but the presumption is that he is still
alive.
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Mexican News

BALTIMORE, sept. z.
New Orleans papers Of W ednesday last have
been received by the Southern mail. Dates
from Vera Cruz are to the 22d ult.
President Comonlort's government was pros
pering, and affairs Of that nation were improv-
ing. A conspiracy had been discovered at the
Capitol, but it was promptly suppressed, and
the leaders being arrested were sent out Of the
country. Some persons who had been sent
from Oricaba for trying to create disturbances,
arrived at New Orleans on the steamer Texas.
The article in the new Constitution allowing
religious liberation has been rejected by the
Mexican Congress. The vote stood yeas 81
nays A. The yellow fever was still prevalent
at Vera Cruz. The Indians continue theil
depredations on the frontier as usual.
From Washington.
WASHINGTON, Aug 80.
During the hearing of the absentees in the
House to-day, the following members were no
represented as having paired off: Herbert
Bprlpgame, Childs, Paine, Reeder, Foster an(
j Malward.
| Although Mr.. Brenton was suffering Will
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COMMERCIAL.
Markets BY TELEGRAPH.
-l-L CINc1EsAr1, Sept.a.
River Inches in channel. Weather Pleasant. .-.-

~. UINcINNAT1, sept. ?.
River inches in CHANNEL, Weather Peasant g se
NRw YORK. Sept. 2.
Flour declined; ISLES of enc IBIS at IS 75@6 for
State; S. 1895 Is for Ohio; 81 EGGS for Southern
Wheat lower; sales &c eco bushels at 81 AZ for w
red; 81 COX fos prime; 81 SIS for Southern red and
81 Ga for Southern white Corn drooptngi sales Of 40
go bushels al 6I8621zc for mixed. Mess Pork firm;
sales of SEQ bbs $780, and s7 IS for prime. Beef r
Lard steady. Whisky unchanged
CINCINNATI, Sept.e.s
Flour dali; sales at IS IS. Whisky in good demand
at 261.e. Mess Pork active SIS Lard active l2c.
Other articles unchanged. r.t
BAJTIxoRE, Sept. 2.
Oar markets entirely without change.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug 90.
Prime Coffee sells at 105(c; the sales the week
nave been bags The stock hand Is 40 eco bags.
Sugar 935e Western yellow corn 75e; Western white
do. 9jc. Ster ing Exchange Ok.
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PuRLIC SPEAKING.

Jas. LooKHART and AS. G. yEAToH E.quirss. can
ad6tss for Congress will address their llOw-oitEensat
Newburs. warrick county Thursday, September 4.
Bskar's Creek Church. Spencer Friday, SEPT. $.
Roekport. do Saturday do 8.