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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-18
TERMS.
PAYABLE IN ADyANcH.]

For full course of lessons, which will en-
brace the Mercantile Course of Double En-
try Book Keeping, Manufacturing, Bank
ing Accounts. Current Account Sales, In
terest, Accounts Current, Steamboat Boz I
Keeping, Mercantile Calculations, Penman
snip ana DIPLOMA. .................$ 1860
Students can, however, enter for the Mer-
camille Course only. if desired.
Gas-light extra charge.
Time unlimited. and students can renew a,
pleasure, without additional charge.
REGULAR BUSINESS HOURS,
From to III A. NJ; from l 4 to p. N.
every day and evening during the week, OK
ccpt Saturday afternoon and evening.
For catalogues giving further particulars,
address
JEREMIAH Benin, Principal.
would respectfully refer the public to the
annexed recommendations Of Graduates and
Students of this School:
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Murray a Lanm.n,s F,or,s. Water

There is vitality in this perfume than in Maria
F:f.na's Cologne. Evaporation does not exhaust il.
handkerchief sprinklel with 1t to-day, will send
forth its fragrance, Of odoriferous blossoms for
month. Washing alone viii remove the aroma. Sold
by d. 7. Lanman Co wholesale rug gists. 6s W alter
street. New York. and by all druggists, at 5 per bot
tie. decalwJ&w.
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5000 PATIENTS CURED ANNUALLY by the
use OF lIelmbolds Genuine Preparation OF Fluid Ez.
tract OF Buchu-a most positive and specific remedy
for distressing ailments. Read the Advertisement in
another crumn, headed "liembod's Genuine Prepa-
ration.
ocI5I I'm wOOLSEY SAWYER. Agents.
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tB The expenses of ths recent obscquies
Of Gen. Worth in New York. chargcable to
the city, amounted to nearly two thousand
dollars, including the grog bill of 800.
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~ The Custom House in Oswego, N. Y,
was entere by burglars the Other night,
who blew the safe open and robbed its con-
tents.
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River aud Weather by telegraph.

CINCINNATI, Dee. IN
River faller Is inches since last night
" Gather cloudy.
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CANAL.

The Collier arrived from Worthington,
last night, with LIS bbls -four 10 Geo. W..
Foster 81 Co.; and sundries to other con-
signees.
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GIFTS! GIFTS!

NUESSRS. SHEAD & CO.. have opened branch
lt1 OF their Gift Book Store, in the old stand of
ConyngtoR, on Main above First street. a gift with
each book sold, worth from % cents To one hundred
dollars ut the time OF SALE books at the usual retail
prices. Call and see rs. SHEAD CO.
decl0.lw.
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COAL. NOTICE,

The price OF Coal ut the BoDIAN MrSEs. Is at the
Pit, cents per busiel; hauled TO any part OF the
city, 10 cents per bushci- -
JOHN wYMOND,
feb3 Secretary and Manager.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
PittSburg Coal for Sale.

WILL sell superior quality Of Pittsburg Coal
III at sI.ta per cart ioa 4, or IS cts. a bushel. All
coal must he paid for in baRkable currency when
dered or il wII not be delivered. This rule is posi-
tive. Orders left at HOrnbrooK store will he attend
ed to. A. j. HUTCHINSON.
Evansville, Nov. LIMO
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CALAIS. Ne, Dec II M

Tho telegraph lines eastward are working
badly, but We learn from Halifax that steam
or canada has no: arrived at that place.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
IL can Never be Known!!

Even to the most Observing, without BREACH Of
confidence, Of which the inventor is incapable.
WHO USES
For the purpose OF coacealng a natural blemish or
the fsosts of age, the celebrated preparation known as
CHRISTADORO'S EXCELSIOR DYE.
This Dye is guaranteed by the first analytical chem
lists II the United States to contain ingredient de-
Ieerous to the Hair 1t is instantaneous in its opera
tion and the color produced is perfect FAC-SIMILE
OF Nature. hat detection is impossible.
Sold everywhere and applied iy all Hair Dressers.
CRisrADoRo Il Co., No. 8 Aston House, New York.
NJ. WI & Weow I'm.
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N- Loefner, the murderer OF n. T. Hor-
ton, in Cincinnati. has been found guilty Of
murder i'm the first degree.
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Baltimore Market.

baltimore, Dec I'm
Flour firm. Whisky 2l122. Exchange
on New York 1045I.
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PITrsBuRG. Dec NY

River feet by the pier mark and falling
Weather cloudy. with 'semc appearance OF
rain. Merc:ry AZ.
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w. SIGHT and Short Time Bills ON New Or
tt>sEA lcansi wanted to the Savings Bank, First
street near Main. declO
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THE KENTUCKY SENATORIAL QUESTION
The keatucky Senate adopted resolution on
Tuesday, fixing the 9th day of January, us
the day on which they propose to go into an
election for United States Senator. When
that time arrives, further postponemcnt
will possibly be decided upon.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

No. NOTICES In this place, 10 cents per lire
49, insertion; ~ cents per line three times;
~ cents per line week: DISCOUNT longer time.
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.y- The river ut this point is rcceding
slowly. Rain fell the greater part of yestcr-
day, and last night there was NO Indications
OF change.
80 The magnificent steamer New Uncle
Sam from Louisville for New Orleans, lay ut
our levee all yesterday. She is a fine speci-
men of steamboat architecture, and her
cabin and saloon appointments are elegant
and comfortable.
:ss;- The packet Princess left Cincinnati
on Wednesday evening for Nashville, FULLY
loaded. The Lebanon was to have left yes
tcriay for the Cumberland, and the Seventy
Six will leave tomorrow for Nashville. The
Fairy Queen, with full cargo, left OIL We'd
nesday for st. Louis. and the Glendale left
yesterday for Memphis.
The splendid new packet Great Western is
loading for New Orleans.
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DAILY LECTURES.

Will be delivered on Double Entry Book
Keeping, the Science of Accounts, and bus
mess generally.
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TIE SAVINGS BANK on First stree, near
49, MaiE, buys Tennessee, Illinois, and w is
ronsn money. Call in. nOvS u.
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Advertisements intended for the Daily, must
be handel in before o'clock, p. NJ to insure insertion.
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TO FARMERS,
IS llROGREsS"s should he your motto. invite
u yonr attention to the
KING OF ALL MILLS,
which will husk and shell by process requiring
te power TINT is play 10 operate IL, and does il
nicely that i is pleasure To its performances.
IL is also OF the hest stalk and straw cutters in
II is simple rs not to be liable to get out Of
order, and warrant II to year without any
repair. invite all to call and see AZ MIR. THORN
HiLL's Sadiiery shop, opposite t.Ie Court House,
Main street.
am also sole agent for Levctt's
PATENTsYOUNG'A AMERICA CORN AND
COB MILL,
whicishas taken the first premiums over all competi-
tors at the State Fairs of Ohio, Kentucky and Indi-
ana. These mills can he seen In operation lot
opposite the Court House, on Main street.
1 am also agent for ElmOre x falkner's steam boil
ers the hest In FOR steaming feed, rendering lard,
and for other general purposes 81 y like nature
JOHN MOONEY, Agent,
Al Thornhilrs Saddlery, Main street.
deca-3td<w
cotton BATTING.-s5 bales just received
~ and for sale 10y GILBERT x B0WLES.
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EVANSVILLE COMMERCIAL
c OIL G E,
Located on First Street, CONNIE rcial Row }
Caldwelrs Hall, Evansville, Ind.
JEREMIAH BENIN, Principal.

THE above Institution was established in
1853, and has been i'm successful operation for
over four years, with a gradual increase in
the number of students; which is sufficient
evidence of the merits of tho School.
The Rooms will compare favorably with
any similar institution in the country for
comfort and convenience.
The advantages presented for acquiring q
thorough and practical Commercial Educa.
ton are equal, if not superior to any School
East or West. Young men can acquire
practical knowledge of business here in a.
few months, that would necessarily require
years in a counting house.
A thorough course OF lessons in this School
can be completed in from six to twelve weeks,
depending altogether on the capacity, busi-
ness experience, perseverance and industry Of
the student.
TIME.OF COMMENCEMENT.
Students arc not taught in CLASSES; conse-
quently they can enter at any time, and pro-
gross with their capacity ami attention.
NECESSARY QUALIFICATIONS.
A knowledge of the ordinary branches of
an English Education, is all that is required
to enter for course of lessons IN ths School.
Diplomas will be awarded to such as are
deemed competent to take charge Of set of
books.
DAILY LECTURES,
Will be delivered on Double Entry Book
Keeping, the Science of Accounts, and bus
mess generally.
WEEKLY LECTURES,
On Commercial Law will be delivered BY NJ.
GREW, Esqrs.
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n.rLOCR.-
Il 100 sacks and - bis WARRANTED SOMETHING
EXTRA for sale by vlCkERY J. JOHNST
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THE RIVER
Arrivals and Departures.

From p. @. O'Riiey X Co.'S Register.
Lightfoot, from Nashville to Cincinnati.
Bracelet, from Bowling Green to Louisville.
III. ID. Newcomb, from Louisville to New Orleans.
Stephen Decatur, from New Or cans to Pittsburg.
Arizona. from Pittsbury to Hannibal.
Diamond, from Louisville To Evansville
Southerner, FROM Louisville to Memphis.
New Uncle sam from Louisville to n. D.
Empress, from New Orleans to Louisville.
NJ. MGLelI.ss, from Memphis 10 Luisville.
Umpire, from the Wabash aud hack.
Kate Sarchet, from the Walslsn and lack.
Rel Wing. from Cincinnati To Arkansas.
Tempest, from LOUSY lie to Nashville.
Madison, from Cincinnati TO New Orleans.
J. II. Done, from Cairo to Evansville and lack.
John Gault, from Nashville TO Louisville.
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DRUG STORE.e
HOUSE TO RENT.

"A HOUSE situated in the lower part OF the city,
~ containing eight Rooms, with two good Cisterrs
and Cellar also tine Garden, with shruibery and
fruit trees, and sabling for six horses will be rented
to a good tenant reasonable terms Apply to
. sept29-tf NATHAN R0WIFY
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TTN0BACCO.-
Il 80 boxes Piatt's and Dicks, lump Tobacco;
s5 butts Jackson's 10 lump Tobacco;
p do Extra Va. TBS do do
10 boxes Francis Rose, n do
ls g Dc Dc NNis 4ss 4 q I Ss &c
IL do Ed Warle n do do
% ca,ldies Jas. Thomas, Jr, Diadem Twist lob.
90 do Pat Butler's b lump Tobacco;
10 butts Dicks y n lump do
10 kegs Dough Nut Tobacco.
The above favorite brands have just been received
and added to our already arge stock, making our
sortnent complete. Country purchasers are re<pects
fully solicited to give call before buying esewSe
sets WHEELER RIGGS. -
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WEEKLY LECTURES

On Commercial Law will DO delivered BY N.
X. Antilles, j. w. FOSTER, and WIZ. h. Nc
GREW, Esqrs.
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AUCTION SALES.
TO-DAY q TOMORROW MORwrNr,
By "A. GREEN. Anotnneer-

auCLiOn6eT.
TRUSTEES SALE or AN EXTENSIVE
MANTILJRs. Day Geops, IOsIERY, &c, BY caT
-ALoGUK.-On MONDAY. the 2Ist instant, 1 shall
SELL commencing AZ 10 O'Clock q. m, by catalogue NJ
the extensive Ladies Furnishing and = ancy Store
No. IA Pennsy lvanla avenue, between Twelfth sad
Thirteenth streets, by virtue of deed OF trust TO
he subscriber. duly recorded al the stock OF goods
"a the establishment We enumerate in part
line Dress and Fancy Silks
ne richest Silk Velvet Cioaks and Mantillas
a iarge lot OF Cloth Cloaks and Mantillas
a anS assortment OF Brosha and Estelle Shswis
Worsted ladies' and Gents Long Shawls
lSIge assortment of Parasols Bereges Robes
aTrEe lot of Embroidered swiss Cambria and Plaid
A large lot Irish and other Linens
TamaS and Head Dresses
LADIES' and Gents Hemstiched Handkercbiefs
aI se assortment OF Ladies and Gents Vests and
"oFF Isneb c.li BereEes Lawns. and Gnshams
large lot OF Bleached Shifting Cottons and Cam
Fancy and other Fans
!arge ana very superior assortment of Ladies, md
Gents Gloves " 'ies anu
Very extensive assortment Of French, English. and
A large assortment IL ladies' AMI chiIdren,s HooD
With large lot of other articles which we deem nm
necessary TO enumerate.
This Sale will be continued daily until all il
Terms; Ofan under $50, cash over $50 cred,,
nl % and W days, tor notes satisfactorily endorsed
JOHN q. kIRBEY, Trustee.
Sc iS--u A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM The ASSOCI6 yED pBRsS
investigation of the hi sa ster to Oh. Central
.AmcrIca-Causes of her Loss &c

o,. Wv l9Rk, sept. 2I.-The company who
U~nTa the lost steamship Central America have
49, upon thorough investigation OF every
statements from every person saved I, ,,iss
1,essaI Impression begins TO prevail tlat the
n5s.eno wss lost through the careiessae-- OF The
a,hrt grIs in leaving the port -boIesoD.n N rongb
which the water rushed in Tse,s a,'I- .s.
o,.a,I "a mast which was cut away and tiroun
Xrhich 10 , Ior the purpose of making draT with
tnoctsd ny ana bring the ship before the wind
koDers, The president of the company. th,Dt. ~.
,t t.een, Unreliable. IL does not APPEAR ,hst
sneTe was iny fault IN the pumps, and il Is now
e>tdohsueo iuat they Were worked 70 goo., -,
vantage Hntil broken. She had two niooO,oo,,
6ilge pumps connected with the engines. but
these pumps, Of course, Were useless f1srthe so
CINE stopped. Ashby publishes Statement DE-
nyiaS the charges against him, and demanafn.,
an investigation OF his cOnd net
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AUCTION SALES.
tSee first page for other " A1erfon Sais,.-I

= BY WALL & BARNARD, Auctionecrs
NOTICE. TO ALL CONFERENCE.-THE shall
sell, mt our Store corner 9th street and pann n
s q sS oo next THURSDAY MORNING SEPT ee a.
Two s FINE G ed Htuntng Watches one skeleton
Sale POSITIVE 0t 4sTmIp s,sRt lever fuessed
Sc 22,,s Wall 6 BARNARD. Auo.s.
BY JAMES C. Mcguire, Auctioneer.
K ssyTlsE So SALE OF BuiLpING LOTS
sSIdsd fiber 10 Il f fSes go e ana sd Re-,
pAY fSe 18th DAY sell o pSaSs sale TT
P: m, at the Auction Store OF James c. MEG uiTe on
nue. Lots Nos D To- is H. IS and IS in Union Town
with the appurtenances. The above Lots are bean
ttiully located, and desirable for a. country resi-
Terms: One third cash; and the balance in four,
day Of sale, secured upon the property and If not
complied with within five days after the sale. the
property will be re-sold at the risk and expense Of
All o0nveyanecipg At the expense Of the purchaser.
ohS SsM Ii &. Mc aSH EEfp Hass
By WALL BAR ARDS. Auctioneers. ;.
FURNITURE,&c &C., OF A FAMILY DECLIN-
= LSS HSgsEkEEPINs AT AUcTIoN.-OnFR FRIDAY
No. SIS thstreet bstween and streets. Sear ~
opposite Carusrs Saloon the Furniture, c., Of a
s Dans Table
Cane and WPdsssgns BGHbFssu SDRs Bed Lounge
CaTpetInE. Rugs. Git Mirror. PlctuT Cures
Bedstead, F Gather Bed, Bolster ard Pillows
Blankets, Comforts, Spreads, &c.
Eight Day Clock. Girandoes, Stands
Cooking and Parlor Stove, Fire boards
Kitchen and other Tables, Ssttees
Cookery, Glass and TIN Ware, &c.
Terms; go and under. cash: over that amount,
WALL L BARNARD. Aucts.
The House. which is a comfortable two story
seq WALL Il BARNARD.
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More Marine Disaster.

NORFOLK, Sept. 2.-The bark Cuba from,
Wilmington. n. c., bound for Surinam. il OF
OcraHoke Inlet dismasted, with rudder gone
Her captain Is now here for assistance
bark, name unknown, Is ashore between
Ocracoke and Beaufort; also the schr T. VI Nc
Leaie, and Others unknown. are of Beaufort
me sehr Wake in ashore at Ocracoke bar
SGhr r. =. W illett is reported broken in two
n Tue pflg *. Roades, which was ashore a,
Cape Henry, has arrived Her cargo was saysS
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By JAS. C. MCGUIRE, AuctIoneer.


EkCELI,ENT FURNITURE AND HOUSE
u - a II Ho OLD EFFECTS AT AUcTIoN.-Qn WEDN ES-
pay MORNlNG, Sept. - AT 10 ~ clock, at the resi-
dencc of WIZ. II. GlIuaan, Esq, No. 4s5 north ID Al
between st and "a streets, shall sell all his FuTnI-
tnre ana Effects, consisting Of
Excellent Rosewood Piano Forte, by Bacon &
Raven, New York
Dsnask covered walnut Sofa
Maroe-tnp and Walnut Fancy Tables
Kush -ssat reception and Fsnci Chairs
Handsome China Vases. Lamps Engrayn.s
Mainut Etsgeres, gilt Window Shaaes
brussels. three ply, and other Carpets
Mahogany and walnut French Bedstesds
DrcsSIng and plain Bureaus, WasLstauds
WardrOhes, Lounges, Rockers
HAIR and husk Mattresses
holsters and Pillows. Blankets and ComE,,ts
Looking Glasses, Toilet Sets
"alnut Extension Dining Tables, Breakfast Ia
Sifeboard, Liquor Case, Bookcases
Walnut cane. seat Chairs Rockers
Walnut Hat-tree, Oilcoth, Mating
Washstands, walnut Dressing Table
China, Glass and CrocksTy Ware
Table Cutlery, SILVER ated Ware
Cooking Stove and Fixtures, &C.
Terms $50 and under cash over that sum a
credit OF and 30 days, for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, bearing interest,
~ JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
&c I'-u Auctloneer
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AS USUAL, EARLY IN THE FIELn.-To all who
wish to appear in elegant and tasteful apparel for the
fall season. and don the latest Fashions, we invite
such to call and examine our carefully selected aud
unsurpassed stock of Men and Boys Coats, Pants
Vests, Shirts, Drawers &C., and indeed our cOllec-
Wardrobe. ~. - = f'..1rl''
AT the "Odeon" is TO be found the above and
cheaper than NJ any other establishment, corner OF
IA street and Penn. avenue. se22lw
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ID ED.

At Walnut range, Price Georges county, Nd,
The late Hon. John c. Herbert, Of Mary IN the
7sd year Of her age. .-.5.lg "a
On Monday, the 2ist instant, at u O'Clock M,
ANNIE CASS, second daaght ~ sf Y. Pey ion and
MARTIN. r. Rage, aged ears and smo.ths.
The iunera viii take phce ON "Wednesday after-
noon, the sd inst, at az O'Clock from Their resi-
aencs NO 10 Virginia avenue near 4th street east
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited 10
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FASHIONABLE DANCING.

PROF. II. w. NUMBER takes great pleasure
IN announcing To his friends, former patrons, N
aud the public generally, that he will resume ~
the duties of his School; at his Hell, corner f3T
sth and ID streets, on Thursday Afternoon, s-h
October LIST, 1851, at { o'clock.
=, Prof Nj; wall Introduce giving instruction by the
Piano and Violin. having ascertaIned that the pro-
gress of the pupil IN much more rapid with the
compartment of the above Instruments. He has the
finest Collection of New Dances that has ever been
introduced into this any other city. and hopes, 10y
the batterlns reputation which he already enjoys,
and the eX ieusve preparation for brill ant season.
to merit liberal share of the best patronage.
". B.-PersOas wishing 10 confer with Prof. VI.
VIII please leave their address AT Mr.. JnO +. Ellls
Music Store. SOi PENNSYLVANIA avenue. Sc l9-tf
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COATs, PANTS, AND VEsrs.

DTtNS DHfFS, WSfWtsS OHtIy.
NOAH WALKER Co., Marble Hall CIothiag
Store, Browns Hotel Building, respectfully an
nounces that their annual display of FALL AND
WINTER CLOTHING is now ready for inspection
comprising an assortment OF GsntleDisN'S and
Youths CIothtns of the newest and richest design
IN material, trimming, and workmanship. Fri 4.
TOthOse who study excellence, with economy, in
fashionable articles Of dress, an opportunity now
offered for selecting from of the most attractive
stocks Of Clothing in this city, at very reduced
prices. .---- Sc l5-lm .
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New York Markets

NV YoRx, Sept. e2.-Flour Is firm; sales of
800 bbls: State IS 5oas56O; Ohio SIS g5aS6 20:
southern as 75aS6 10 -
Wheat is steady; sales OF % 600 bushels; white
II 4OaSl 81; red 81 32asl.37. Corn is dali; sales
yellow e:lasi; mixed snc
Pork is dull mess s25 I5aSo5 25 Beef is Quiet;
Chicago re-packed SIS 5OaSi7 Lard is Arm al
at 44al4Hc.
WHISKY is dropping; Ohio 25c.
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BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE, AuctIoueer.

DEREMPTORG SALE OF VERY VALlIA-
Il BILE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT THE CORNER OF
NuknH AND22D sTREETS WEST On SATURDAY
AFTERNOON, Sept. 18th, at q O'clock ON The
premises, shall sell Lot No. /, in Square No Is
fronting a. teet "a inches on north street al the
corner OF I'D street. raining back 50 feet on 22d ST
with the improvements, consisting of a two story
stables, &c.
The grounds are beautifully iaid out with choice
1rut trees, rare flowers, shrGbbeTy o. formal a
very dellghtiu private residence.
The SIDE Lots wall he sold separate from the
House II desirable. ~ "
Terms very liberal, and made known at sale.
Sc l5-d JAS. e. Mcguire, Auct
IL THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
IN consequence OF the rain, until WEDNESDAY,
AFTERNOON. Sept. sd, same hour api place
seR-d JAS. T.. MpG CIRE, Auct,
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Failure I'm PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. e2.-The house of Rob
ert Patterson Co. has failed They were on
tensive dealers IN sugars. and their liabilities ar,
said to be very large This failure will have
bad effect in New Orleans
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The Academy of Mu,ic

NEW YORK, Sept. 39.-Mr UIIman hss mad.
an arrangement with Marshall and the Maretzrk
troupe, ana the combined company, including
the Academy OF Music ~
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BY A. GREEN. Auctloneer.

HI T. NEW fHRkE-STORY BRICK
Il HOUSE,, WITH BACK BUILDING. on | STREET
NORTH, BETWEEN 4TH AND 5TH STREETS WEST, AT
AUCTION.-On FRIDAY. the 18th instant, shall
sell, IN front OF the premises. at clock D. M, a
handsome three STORY and nearly new Brick House
conta nlng eight conveniently arranged rooms pas
sage. and clstern IN the yard, with all the modern
convenIences This property is handsomely located
on the north side OF 1 street, between 4th and Eta
streets. ~
Terms One-third cash: balance in G, ~ fs and
p months. for notes bearing interest ,Jn day of SALE
deed gwen and deed OF tTust taken
All convey ancIng at the cost OF the purchaser
Title indIsputahla,
Sc l4-d A. GREEN Apct
r IL IN CONSEQUENCES OF THE HOUSE
MOI beng completed, the sale is Post pOned until
WEDN ESDAY, the 23i instant.
sel8-d A. GREEN, Auct,