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singers Sewing Machim es.

THE great reputation Of Singers Sewing
l. Machines is founded on The fact, that they are
each one of them, kept employed, will earn no less
than 7t4.EiT s5s
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS YEAR.
All persons desiring full anu reliable information
about these machines-sizts, prices, modes of pur-
otherwise, fof copy ofl. NJ. SINGERS & co.'s.
GAZErTE,a a beautiful Pictorial paper, entirely de-
voted to Sewing Machine interests. II will be sent
gratis. 20 as-e veg r
ea 1,t LOCAL AGENTS
Wanted in every Town in the United States, to whom
liberal Inducements are ole. ed. q = ~ -f
N. B.-- We have made arrangements with many ed
itors and publishers of newspapers highly profitable
and satisfactory to them and wish make similar con
tracts with every newspaper ahd magazine In the
country. For full particulars address
m. SINGER q CO., $50
-esEze f{ 1923 Broadway, New York.
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Notice..

DORTAGECOUNTY TEACHERS Ex.
L ANIMATION Examinations will be hed at the
Towii Hail, in Ravehna, on Saturday, March 9Ist,
April AK, April 18th, Ind May Cd,
BY order Of the Hoard.s- e4 !. C. HART, See,
Ravcnna, March l2, 1857.
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NEW GOOBSi NEW GOODSI
: SPRING STYLES FOR 1857.

UST received OF 1T Green's, Number
3, Phuix Block the Spring styles Of silk and Fine
Soft Hats. Also the Spring Style Of Caps, &c.
Raw emma, March i2, 1851 y. 4. GREEN.
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THANKS We acknowledge odr oblig a.
tions to numerous friends for their wen ex.
pressed generosity. The recent "vis t" was
especially gratifying because of the mani
tested good will and cordial greetings OF
those amang whom -ws live andI Ihbor, .as
well as for substantial evidences of, their
friendship that were left when they d.pir-
ted, ..,., ,,.., - .,,.....
May the richest blessings Of Gods good
providence and grace attend them all.aa +,
Rayenna Mar. %. G.. w. Clarke.
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MOTlCEis il hereby givet that the firm Of
lN Il A Baird Co.. OF Hayenna, ohio,s is Dissolved
Ia Consequence of the death Ok Dewey, junicf parts
nef. The business o. the hrm v be settled By AZ
Baird, who viii also continue he Jswelfy aaeas for
i Dec. 10, le56-n ~ tsss 81 S9s sss3z ssFi
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Look out for the V,l.iisl!

INNI tHI5 HIGIHUU UI tn UTNlIHg INt puD.
lie that GILLEs w. EATiNGsR to whom was un-
fortanaey mprrieI la pr 1856, has left me, Without
assigning any whatever and has, therefore, for
feited tho tile of husband. would all females
to look out hlr the LIAR, William ASo sDECEyER.-
Said Eatinger is schoo-teacher by profession (be-
ing too Ley to work and is about i've feet Ave inches
in height; rather slim, with blue eyes and dark hair
his skin and character Just the same, and in ah-
dition, he hasa down-cast glllows look Dear girls,
take due notice of this fellow govern Your
accordingly. - st. ELSIE E. EATINGER {
Rootstown, March 18th, 1857. 7.-3ws fl5-s,
il FPapofs throug ghhutthe State will confer q favo-
on society by copying the above. '2 =. Hs7
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I. m II; wanted.

900 Beef Hides; 500 Cslf Skins and 1000;
CUU Sheep Pelis, for which Efitpay the highest
martttptce In cash, or Boots and Shoes at my boot
Shbe Stbfcin Rarelino, where j have now on hand
d large assortment OF Doors, SHoks, krDBkRs, Sci
suitable for the season. with general assottmentofl
Sole Leather, Lining Skins and Shoe Elpdings
Constantly 90 hand; afofwhish Hiil lBe sold u small
F'Oes oes q. isss sssS = 's'ss JohN GlILIs
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MARRiED.

AT the Ffeedoml House. in Drukesburs
on the 18th inst BY o. L. Drake, E@q,,
JOsEPH MIrcBELL, OF Hiram. to Mas AIM.
RA.GREEN, Of fStrpetsboro. 'sap.s = 49, z
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FEVER AND AGIE AHNl1NLAT0R

The proprietor taA Haed This IN his own private
practice r several Years. and IN ease has il faiu,i
10 effect porfoct cnts, @h~n the direction basboeh
followed
III, purely vegetable in its composition, and bsins
nd in its character adapted to all Ages Sexes and
Constitutions II can bc given with much safety tn
III. iutant To- the adult II needs no ehcomium; hn
ong array of ony to heraldits efficacy. lis merit
Hes within itsolfand the invalid 1t will prove of
more value than mn octave volume of certificates. Il
Prepared only by the proprietor. AT Stanhope, n J,
aud none ganuine without hissignature. q, . 80.
For sale hy HrHRLBAuaH q J.SSINds, sole agents,
for Rayenna, Ohi,. .....,. A.. ~. A.. .. =. -
Crittcn,on and Knowlton. franklin, j. Bedding
and Co.. Randolph, j. II. Sprsguc, Garrettsyilis, T..
w. Foster, Mantua. G. S q. X. Harmon, aurora,
Grow Il Haruion, Newton Falls. .--. ...
35-IY. -
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~, 600 Peach Trees fSf snle.gft
THE subscriber. being deslrous oflselline
rare chance The trees are ONE year from tbe BUD
and arevery thrifty, being or the most approved "a
ristiesin the e.soaufry !. i 81 ID. H0LLISTER. Il =
VT Va "a ! Near Martins Corners,
March y, ie5s-us s8sfs Paris, Portage co., o.
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TIE Ono oUuEIlyzfok .-HxkEls, The ia .
hiraBis editor Of fhs 0kio cEIllbstof, kss
sent dsi number ofhis paper. and suggest
ed at.sprihe isneothine on--lhst farmers
and ssriculfuruiists are kbout 20 begin their
labOrs, and thst good, faithful agricultural
journal is a valuable document in every
fsmiIy. We sgree with him in every partien.
lar. The balmy season of flowers shd
green fields Is approaching. TO the for.
mers, well edited sgficultural paper 70 Of
inestimsble value, .sndth Ohio 'caiirvatOr,
Is one OF the best periodicals. Of the kind
no@ published FarmSrs, 700 want JUS.
sosb document. = - A-7'- s1sf-tt .
~ SSSHti - y S.GYts1 - 81 t'sss.s. - hsl
MORE TEAcHkRs. last Saturday was
the time set apart BY the County Board, for
the examination Of school teachers OF those
who Intend TO become such, The number
Of applicants was ohe hundred undtwsnty.
Eve. i-.- ses,s.'a1s y s,essif-s,, Jsayp n
LtrERARV-We take pleasure in insert
ing the following: - s.IWABs Aa4Dat7
'Ats special meeting Of the "Young Peo.
ple's Literary Association OF Rayenna,'' the
members concdrred IN The following senti,
ment:-- 80 t-'stai- e..''s 4~-r H y.
WHEREAS, An Association for the mutual
promotion ofthe literaty and intellectutl IN,
terests Of the young people of This Vilidge 10
much needed; therefore,
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You're, truly,

te HARVEY H0TCHKISS.
RAvEEsA, March %, 1887. va
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,s5 pRicE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.

SANFORD 6 co Proprictors, No. 3i5 Broadway,
New York. tsi d ~. e' E-f
sSuldiu Ravenha by Dr.I SWIFT; In Pittshurg by
DR.. Geo. H keyser, aud by Druggists geperally.
March &c, se57-ly r-'tE He .a
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G-Dr. Turns will be It the Rrentiss,
Hpuse next Saturday and Monday
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FEVER AND AGUE.

This fsense ~ an its dlrcnt foIms whether rec nj
or of long standing. "a speedily, afely and enyetuaiiy
Cared by tho rsvof J. hEDGE'S ~ .'~.F
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SLATE or LOUISIANA.
Polish 81 We, eaen.. aurys.

.el, 1t. s5-
II 'FElG"aae ~,nal,- 1a q $50. .-.fesss eaas
81 ~ sss4l1e sIcc~4-tan. rs~,s :a4- ~ rn- Tisf~frr
POI" .a h#-E,--a @s lat anzEle 5fNtre r.T4rf s4 +4,ts
Es@. ~ 90 g, t@r7H't ct tsyR,aI { ,4@ce;ss.nr g..
'"i fssan"t a- cite plfais~e.
Q E'NtGFEs Il tFRlL. 49,,
81 h~4: = y les a9rfrtas 4yaates "a .e.s
r "r7i"EA a5srccaa Aa .er-e IL cite .arhr-se Is
t"s+ - sTs Hlasiasilpi, eYac une profsts lsar e.
#a .Nst.g+e a.r1 las ti n.gIrys. MIR g,-lrs az
.''t~ 5"fGn IN 80 .a. tsrIa IT. traacis 4. Williams.
n 9" @+- err cell rea,a Zig Ieh1st ease44tis
s7on. RS t@t&s~r> SaFDet,of-.+on ani =. -,,sTest-
II - a,eirT@s +uivaGt-ttuina, nee: I'd. zee
7 = ~ i'E. n7 re foaanfs- are " a VAR.
.e'-t. aGee @e = a. - srl e4i.EF. - ages De
: .}s: 1"lia, Efgsessc, age i@ = aas
r. = prophets pcrs0ncl.as, sa~Foirr-feux ch.-
r~"4Er. -4" sFuea. qIatce vacIc "a m rcaq: ia.
"a"ratta chssa-ay-e les issrnais. tn tot fe lnafs y.
.i!ir nm ~ IL .,in, edt lot lr ft4a-. draE cis--ue.:
an LET N hsches, rioeles 81 l-alias .aItti= piea~ G. pc
t"t ia NJ 'r2ts te charpentes; IN lot t'ousiis, Hns
t@r TIA rseo1 moulin 4 aaafs l,l lot lie Flaneise a say
~ q sioche Il peiias; auatFs daraeIss.s ae Vi.
h5e1e ~ f.a.t. ne sstte ansl4tsn Z. aEe aaoltr= r.
Conditions d u ~-nte-ae motrltar sc-4 7rs.5,
s = u'HEf y4a44 8 roaeuItAl4 HI dix n,4staes -
fott@r F"T1taes aa4es-asr payable r. Ercde i arIss
proclaim SIS
- E>otages seront sanlus rapahEr W. I,xsz.
compliant le 5au. 2e r. FoEte, TT Ii balance y, bic ~
LefnteS egAgS pasahie Y ltr Mars 1905. 1859, 1886.
III ferfe sera T"nHt n ib.a II Ter jaur j. MAJ. Isas
is@te e 1859, ~ terms rraHw. les acurereuFa tsgsrai-
rent E@urs U;n@ts alo<se> ! IL satisfaction ID il r.
tE'e@. payable ~ bureau in Recag5er de csse ssrois.s
E'.Trtn+ utereta reisor ke EMIT pour cent pa - . pre-
.c@ra3a@- lHsi" ~ p1la4eAt e. hvlorAe4ae speeisis
s,rH T~,eF' = ar il. terri Il les caves juss Is Yai-
meat tin&i.
YIN wH1TA- d.
'"t- +o'@h = -, - Jl-Hc
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.fuo ri.UIaI.. :~-fo0 pi.t5Cs:


Tie undersigned offer. hi services t. Cotton Plan
erS rs GIN WRIGHT re- a=s Ia 5arrple experience
ana 3aa .eataee tue b"5t IF r>ier41eas.
BENJAMIN TERRIER.
TO- lt5ege, Tuuc IS tt
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EAT De LA LOUISIANA.
reroisse d'E.>t Baton Rouge,

NTtW ~ sINNt h'+lEAEl.
Il STONE 4 90 =. Aug Duplsntier. No. I44s.
~ NEFEl Tune or6re dc &. f. dams Iafsira rt.
II .~s>.s, dc l. tv@r sa frGe District pour 81 daua
z faF'iss- Isl Baton Rnuges en- dare lie 6 Fevries
ih3' Il s"fa ol-fF IN Fente rublifue AZ Plus ofirani
g -eE.;ur "ncArrctsseur, ? u Nilsson de Gour Il. sssts
,s.ru--%
as3f ie 4 1FRFL f55-,
+ Il henres . Il. tous les dro.ts tires Il .at--.s. A.
'i"!@H ieHr, A''E9s1'a DupEanrter, DC In prorriete- SUI
Fant"t eaT"ir>-In certain moroccan De tegr- sites <a
s@'fe faF"'>sv. -yant uuR tsrgauc 4u aelve 81 ssisssrD,
d. 1ri'is" aHpeo7. plas au mems, Escc IL frosoaIeur
y 2pTtrteaaltt borne en- hsut pa terreS comedies :
EsteFa' Natt., 81 en- ass rat csies fc Ia pc. Il. P faiu
aTee t2gs L. aatiS,es ii .rne,ioration gu sr traarsas
t-otis PAYER 81 Sarisiaife /" tit ordra i saesatioa.
Conditions &c Ia veate,-Cornptent
\. ". EofE, sAsa.
Ration Rouge, . 5 Fevrier 1885,.
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STAEE OF LOUISIANA
PARIS OF EAST BATON ROUGE

aI1gg DISTRICT CnrR1,
4 l. STONE S. Arg frpla-tier " l.5s.
Fsf VIRTUE u 4 writ ot i. IA. issued IN the4ho,s
L , entitled cause. from the tsiatfi district .sart in.
ana far the Parish Of r. r. Rouge, af date tie 9Th Of
FEBRUARY 1885,, TH3 he offered fer sale at public aus
ten u lie last ard highest bidder il 'front.' of TIE
Court iI"tse Of this parish on
Saturday t5ae I'll, Gay CT sprii next. 1857
az 7! CLOCK, 4. NJ AL tIs right, title AMI interested
tae d"frbsaat- idgistin DuplanIicr, IN and II The fct-
s"E ifE ~br"e@rt., T. VI. A c~trtaia tract NJ Land si1-
mattel II this parish, uaFing q tspat 10 the a.Ississin-
n r9"er af fifteen 4rnauts ialcre or less. with TIE depth
thteeastn belonging, bounded above hv lands GRANTED
~ i>ten2a Watts. and below by those i,elauring 70
fapt p T. Cain. with All the buildings and fa,roYs-
na"nis thereon. Fo ray aad satisfy said Wria of exc.
cgfion.
Terms o. saia-Gash. n. ". Pope. Sneril.
W. Z Sou-e Frb. 18th. 1857.
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H~TTfERsANC CHEESE.

t"et1e u3%aen ]t;uttar.
Chaiee West. Butter.
3'a'nn boxes Gaease.
ts1a. ..taFREE X BENJAMIN
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= "'c3' :" 'ss @-t,aesug described prars
tr -t. "AS -
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,,.,s..s oe the city. (chsess can oay sa 70. whas
~. -, ,hss tbs country .sson 20 49, maze yonr
~ ~ ssthe land a tho ire and the nome Of
snoysrd e'gs :: Asi Va nve n ooansy where all
enjoy equal poaueal sh, ~ boru vners he "s9
~. sxrsy v.s nAy ne sas OF oery Of
conscience ana 70 sc r all TO appreciate the iaud
~ snr sdon,on. LEI me call upon on 70 incucae upo,
your to stand up os am aoS sS
Sens' ss Know they will C,ead eAssrinsj
can only say 70 you in conclusion, give. me eat
period az relaxation have given myself for mouths rom
The oonloing and iaborioos detes Of my oioe Affords
me great pleasure 70 hAny smiling faces, happy
faces indicative Of happy hearts shall always b glad
10 you and greet you adopted Citizens end cherish
you as near TO my heart
The Mayor sat down amid deafening cheers horn Of
lager bier AMI silver tankard OF the same beverage wee
Immediately handed 10 him, ON both OF which he drank
This terminated the spccchmsking.
The whole number Of visitors tho ground during tbs
day come $780, from which, 1t Ia supposed fuud
Of over S,2 900 Will be reaised n O'Clock when
the clubs and visitors ieN The ground
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BAsfohp-on Monday, juno i, Of Inflammation NARv
BAsfokp, aged u years and month";
The friends os The family are respectfully invited 70 -
tend her funeral, this morning, Ten O'Clock prscsslv
from tho residence Of her oro,hern law David Beii No
"a Charlton street
BpxsAs.-on Monday evening, June I, CAsor1ss. ,,-
fsn darghcr Of samuel A. and Henrietta Beck man ared
year, months and rs DAYS.
Tho relatives and friends Of the family are rsspsfollr
invited 70 nsnd the funeral. this Afternoon al four
O'Clock, from No Bond street. without farther invita-
ton
BsovsSo-M Hoboken, on Tuesday, June 2, Jadss
Snsrm BsowSHe, IN the 61st year Of his arc.
Funeral services At four O'Clock this afternoon, Ma
% Washington street. Hoboken, " J. The members a
Palestine and John wilIet lodges A. T. NJ and frends,
are invited 70 attend
Coorxr AT oonsivcs, on Friday, Nay 10, Of yellow
fever, Amos Coofss seaman, Of Rccshnd, hs'ns, aged
10 years.
DAyR-A Gonaivcs. on sunday, May ~, Of ycnev
fever pAsrst nAyI. seaman of Boston, aged 20 years
Drssx--on Tuestsy, June 2 Of drcpy In the ohs-f,
RIcfARp nvySs, aged 81 -. -. -. -.
seps~ he Nnera this afternoon, ~ three O'Clock, frou
the re.idence son. No 20 South fifh street, WI
iamsburg. - -,
z. Rossr Fspslr, native Of sunderland, England,
arcd se years and months
MctivIss --on Monday. June /, csrHAmss NcGvx~,
daughter .! Parick ana Ann hceurc aged years and
days
70 aond The ianess the afternoon, at two O'clock from
the residence OF her parents No ais East Tenth street
Sxi1H--.M Elizabeth. y. J., Thursday. Nav az Ma
sally SMITH, in her ED year.
Tcsnr-on Tuesday June 2, Mrs. H,SssH rosary.
afed 90 years, mouth and 10 days
Tho rcsiivce and friends Of the family are respscsroiy
invited 10 attend her funeral from the residence Of
scnnsw 10 fourth street at half past nine O'Clock hs
Goshen Orange county, papers please COW
rhou art gone TO the grnvebu twere wrong 70 depo~s
when God vas thy ransom. thy guardian, thy guide
He shec and took thee and viii restore then,
where desin hath no sting, since hs Savor hass dsA
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS,


-. Married.
bAmA-Boes,u AT gsciensack, N. j., on Thursday.
May 20, by Rev q. T. Bauvet ABRAHAM A. BAwHA 10 HAa-
syr, daughter Of James Bcgert Esq, all Of Hackensac
DAEyoHrH-ssYpER In this city, Monday, June I, -
she Fifih Baptist Church, oy tho Rev sidney A
Corey Hy T. DAsFoYrH W Miss EysLrs ArGrrA. eldess
dan shter Of Thomas j. Snyder, Es all Of This city
DoRIASr-OATwEL.-In the Church OF the Advent, On
Tuesday, June g by the Pow Abram Boomer Hart, SSn-
TN q. DoRASD, formerly Of Dutchcs county, 70 MAsr.
daughter OF Joseph oatweli, of this city.
DArcBr-BAxU. Brooklyn. ON Tuesday, juno q by
Rev Henry Ward Bcccher, THEODORE DAucHr OF this
city, 10 MAGon \. Buu1, OF Brooklyn.
GaRRrox-GAERxrr - st. Johns Church, 5taAan
leland Thursday, May %, by the Rev. Dr. Bcces'eo
Mr. ABRAHAM T. GAKnisos OF chfton, l., TO Miss Axxn
NJ GARHKn, Of Geneva, n Y.
HAasos-SrxRRY this city, on Tuesday, juno z ~
the Rey. G. C. Fletcher, Mr. I. r. HAysoy 70 Miss Hnn9
sPxtrY daughter OF II. G. Spcrry, Of this city.
IIAycRAYr-psrTxHsos--O Monday, June 1, By tbs
- =. A. r. Campbell, Joay J. LnAruIlFr 10 Mss Kats
FAIn -RuoH On Monday, June l. at Grace Eps.
Nn1W Boston, Mass., by the Rev Mr.. Mason, Mr..
CORAL tnurrh, NaRSp, Of Glasgow, scotland, TO Mn
J,xns Duscsy Ntor CT ths lac James Baich, Of ~
KAn DUNCAN, daus~
lem, MSS. BROOKLYN, on Monday Juns
FASpkwATr-RrpnL-A II YASpnwArrR, Of kcv
4, by the Rev. Charles Kelsey Ia -h.er OF stephen G.
YORK. 10 CAEoriNr A., youngest 49,
Bcdcu, Esq Of Hcmpctcad, Long hfzpf. ~~day even
VsN ksrRU-HAssARD-in HoboSen, 90 To> York.
Ing, May 20, by the Rev. J. r. Hageny, OF No. soei
JANIS W. Vas kscrsS TO Miss Mary l. HussAzp,
Of Hoboken.
Kingston New York; papers please COPY.
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FRlours--Thcrc was rather more ofay,ng tc-
pool and about 1900 bashcl Of wheat Gro engaged Ia
eak 2hd, 100 bacs of Sea bland cotton at 70 and
100 hdes a. g. Oh, ss Cd closing ut the latter figure
70 l2ad9q sna Fsyrs yasa were unchang;s " R9iler
dam is 900 slaves were epgagau 81 per To sydney
rates at &c. aud 10 Melbourne ut q per foot
To California rates werc a about &c per
foot.
HAY In fair demand at 9oc o5c and some holders
demanded 81 for prime shipping qualities
Hors were steady, with sales within week pas, Of 800
900 bales, chiefly primo quafcz, II roc o ordinary
lEos.-sales OF 30 100 scotch pig were made a,
about 81 q So 90, six months.
iIm was duh, and saes limited, at size for common
and ut 81 20 for lump.
Mofsssts quiet Snd quSations nominal
NAVAL SroREs-sprits CT fuspcn.inc was auct and ccs
nominal There was fair dernlnd for comnon rosIo al
ABOUT 81 20, while sales were limited.
6rs-finsssa was quiet at Toc. Sic Grade whuje
and sperm were without Grange or moment quotations.
50 baskets Of sweet oil wcro sold in quarts g. Gs..
Cotton seed and lard oil were unchanged.
fnoylsioSs.-POrk-Thc market irregular. me
sales COMPRISED about zoo bbls, check today m sL3 IS
SO 3d. and 500 do, buyers option 90 days. a, ga Bcof
firm, with sales Of about 200 bbs IN udng country
mess at sl4 BIS Country primo was held at si2 50,
and railroad beef was sold in small way. Cut meats
1rm with saIes OF about 200 hhds, Including shout
ders al e5c. 1oc, and hams 1o5sc. lie. Lard was
unchanged sales Of 200 900 bbs were made al 1ic.
liSc. Butter heavy ani duli lie &C. for Ohio
snd lsc &c for good 10 prime snc. chcOsc ranged
from &c lie.
RIcx firm and active with sales Of 100 200 casks,
including portions for export at 70. a $40.
suGAEs.--Holdcrs and buyers were t0o vide apart 20
lead TO sales OF memen hencs transactions confined
to small jobbpg lots, a prices which afforded correct
the LIST inst established tho following prices for their re-
lined sugns-raaf az gar 40 crushed sugar, Il &C;
ground sugar. 13kc.; circle CT ushcd sugar, liXc.
sSs on Nsr Kentucky Is SHADE ower
brsced So hhds kaysvHle and henfucky, ltc 2c. 10
bales Havana Doc &c. 81 cases seed leaf, l9c 2ic.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-03

st tie sanas tina oesa informed ~ Tia oaaaznee whs
has ressd rAis god dust that fossd In abundance.
end q s~rsv$or s.ssv, - ~ sss,Pss Asv~ ~ rss
goFd IN esnsssd FROM srousd VIII bet Little quartz
snt this nc. NY hard 70 gina: consequently. can
easily be cocceived thai xorkc ~ih seeq~a.s machinery
and competent m.aers, ~sh scaan capital, large
fortune u.sbi be realised in short time n Ia Aiso no
ported that although he actsAl dsgerH lose third part
Tie yield fos want Of kSo~idgs OF the proper process,
some Of them reap msuy fouI day, end tho
least MOI lsss than tea dolsrs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-03

Canadian brands participated In Inc general aid
closed with sales Of about 400 500 bbl, ut tho decline
indicated by tho above ngurcs. Southern aour also
heavy and partoo OF the general Decline with sales OF
about BOO 600 bbls., closng Mt the above
reduced iagures Rye -four continued Arm, with
sales or about 100 bbs. at ~ 30 % 12k.
Corn meal steady, with GALES or about 200 bbls
Brand wne at - 60 Pancheons held at SD whea:
Prime 10 choice lots scarce and arm, while inferior
qualities dull and neglected. The sales embraced
about 1000 Is 600 bushels Milwaukee club, at 81 So
Sour white Canadian NJ 81 60 and prime choice Western
red 81 o. AL Is 81 TO- Prime Southern and
firmly held Corn was duh and lower. The sales
prsed about TO- 900 Is oc0 bushels chiefly Western mix
ed ai 9ec., which two cents with Southern
private terms. The highest offer at the close osc,
while 81 90 asked Rye steady At 81 2. 10 81 30
asked, without sales. Oats heavy and easier with
moderate Gales 81 Gle S3c. for State, and ooc 69c
for good Western.
Cofsn--saies or 200 bags Rio were made at Iosfe-
Ike $50 do Costa Rca al 1oc and $50 bag Msrscaibo
M l2kc
CorroS The sales were confined to about 900 bales,
bazed on about the following auo,suons;-