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The Nevada journal., 1857-09-25
Furniture, Bedding, &c.
Wholesale & Retail

Wholesale & Retail
J. T. POWELL informs his old
- customers and the public generally
that he has just returned from the East and has
ed business at
40 Washington Street, San Francisco
From the arrangements he was enabled to make with
some OF the principal Houses in New York and Boston,
he will be kept in constant supply with the best Goods
for this market and with what he intends to anufc-
ture will be enabled to fill all orders he may be favored
with.
He would take this opportunity inform those of the
Trade that may wish to order direct from the East that
he IS prepared TO transmit their orders and ford them
facilities to procure any goods they may desire
Samples of Furniture Looking Glasses and Bedding
with variety OF Upholstery Goods such Plush air
Cloth Webbing and Lent's Patent Spiral Springs for
Mattresses, Sofas and Chairs, and assortment of
CABINET HARDWARE
lie will also be inreccipt ofinvoices of Goods which he
will dispose of at small advance
He therefore feels confident be able to give salts
faction to all those who may be DESTROYS of purchasing
either at wholesale retail
Remember-l40 Washington street
San Francisco, June %, 1851.
The Nevada journal., 1857-09-25
GENTLEMEN
WEN IL LIZ MEN
IRIS
OUR BUSINESS TO PUBLISH
The Important News!

OLb IL IACI-f L<AoC Il ~ CD
The Important News!
eAND YOURS TO PROFIT BY IT.
We therefore take great pleasure in being able
form the people of Caforniatha the Most EEraordna
y Reduction has taken piacc in the PRICE OF LODG-
ING 1T
Woodward's What Cheer House.
lsand l2 Sacramento st and 81, SO and 81, addi
ton. Leidesdorff St
The price ofLodgingi is now reduced to so and rs
Cents per Night
Lodgings in first class Single Rooms, furnished
plete at SEVENTY-FIFE CENTS per night
We have been givento understand that Lodgings by
the week can be obtained at VERY LOW FIGURE
Gentlemen: Sleep is wonderful Institution but
Woodward has improved upon it greatly by Introducing
Andbrngug within the reach of these Renown
ed Patent French Spring Beds at so and IS per
night.
The Price of Boards also exceedinglylow:
Board per week bOO
5oard per day ----l w
Per Meal 81 cents.
An extensive and abundantly supplied Reading Room
and Library is also fitted up for the accommodation of
the patrons OF this establishment
The location of the House is such place it in the
centre Of business is directly opposite the Mail Steam
ship Companys Office and in the immediate vicinity of
the T. s. Branch Mint.
Just call at the WHAT CHEER HOUSE. Il9and 12l
Scrame street, where you will be well attended to
r. B. WOODWARD Proprietor.
This House is conducted on Strictly Temperance
Principles) febl3
The Nevada journal., 1857-09-25

100 Tins California Butter just received and
lOO "a T. ELLARD BEANS 4 CO. 50 Broad 81
The Nevada journal., 1857-09-25

reen Corn in Cans, just received, and for sale by
" T. ELLARD BEAMS SO, SO Broad Sired
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-10
CONNIE rcial.
e..-Ir-ng--.n Mnrnrr. srp

= - ! ~ h-f1'n hurkeiH EEP. ID
FLouR,-Go0d brands made from new South
ern wheat, Sc I5lS7 90. Old -four 81 25a7 CO.
Extra 81 70 s 20.
GRAIN.--Wheat 81 20. Corn rs. Oats so
Rye IS. Timothy seed, So U0a3 25. Glover
seed 81 90. Turnip seed 81 90.
seed 81 90,
Mill FEED.---Middlings 9Jc.aSl 90. Best
Ship 50cts. common ship 40c. Shorts, IS.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
FLOUR AND MEAL.-The Flour market pre-
SCENTS no new feature. There is but little in
quiry, either for export or home consumption
and only a few hundred barrels are daily sold
at S6lS6a per bbl., for fresh ground from new
wheat, and Sc for old. Sales to retailers and
bakers, for fresh ground at S6!As7 per bbl.,
and fancy brands, from 81 up to $50 Rye
Flour is now selling atSl 80 per bbl., and Corn
Neal is held at 81 per barrel
GRAIN.-The receipts of Wheat cortinu,
quite large, though the market is inactive.-
dOod red is h I'D at 81 20 %, and 81 3Jll 3s
for good white. Sales Of choice Kentucky AZ
81 90, and very superior Roanoke at 81 rs
Rye is steady at Is cents. Corn is dull, anu
light sales are making at 76i7Sc. Oats are IL
demand New Delaware and Jersey are sci
ling ut from 26a27 nts per bushel.
| Cloverseed is quite scIrce-smalI sales from
drot hanls at S7a per 81 lbs. Timothy is bring
ing S8a3f or bushel Oh Flaxseed the mark !
is bare and it IL wanted.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-10
-, Win much respect, yours,
MoDoNoUoH, Sept. 9th 1857. SIGMA.

DREADFUL ACCIDENT ON THE New JERSEY
| CENTRAL RAILR0AD-toUR MEN KILLED. "A
serious accident occurred about IrS on VI M
day evening, on the New Jersey Central Rail.
road, resulting in tine death OF tour men, and
serious injury VI another.
1t appears that tho gravel train which had
been up the road during the day, was retur-
ning to Fairfield for the night. They re
compelled to back the eutire distance which is
about five miles, as there is but ono track. As
tney were nearing Harris Lane, which is about
nalf the distanse, they had to run below the
New Market Depot.
A farmer, who was driving team, here at
tempted to cross tho track.
Just as the horses had got over the track
the cars struck the wagon, throwing tho far
mer out upon the track, when the train plsseC
over his body, killing him on the spot. tn
horses were thrown some littls distaucr, bu
csc Ipsd with but slight injury, There was al
so four brtkesman on the rear gravel car al
of whom were thrown upon the track. Tw,
were run over and in family killed and aDuth
or was so brady bruised and injured from be
ing thrown from tho cur, that h1 died short
| after being picked up. Tho fourth escaped
| with but ttle inj Tho names of tho Bar.
| TICS We have not as yVt been able to learn,
The wagon was broken into Il t ,ousLnd MIA
ces. The person who was driving it hId been
short distance below where the alrci leat nc-
Cured for a load of grain, and was returning
nome at the time OF tile accident. IL is sup
posed that he thought the train had Just pass
ed, on the account OF the FEAR end being to-
wards him. The train could he seen some
distance and there Is no doubt but that he
was mistaken in the course the train was run.
ming.
The Superintendent ofthe road was immedi.
ately sent for, and is now ut the scene of the
disaster. The wrrkmen killed are said to hay.
been all married men.
This is the first accident that has ever &C.
Cured on this road, and no blame seemingly
can be attached to the railroad cOmpIny.-N
Y. Express. ...
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-10

ASaA TIE Undersigned ofs At PRIVATE SALE
YE;EA tgat q Sgly prllisyo tnfp situated IN I,ue
y 1a ., @ sn as tho Of the lat Jhii Gu
H. VINO o., erJiI b1iO mo stnorRl uprUv,tneHt OF
tsly lo59sl hetge1 n daaG aing ME from over
nd elnan nj ~ lao Of trlisP5 tn on b Raiiodl
AID tye IN rois Va g. nlge "a e IN tho Won y. Il
arab n nli.y ntw NO n byan clGtro,oray. A,
~ For = -acr ctlLlrN It Il h3isv'd to b. peculiarly
aapt ID hlvE 50 Jsrd lou hug trees nearly 80 gars
'ti tia prot c9l y rn lat s1gs n i'm. III It may
lag BAR lm1 OBJ far h general at urs oil the ac.i
SOP. ~ r. Is = l,tt ~ f. lhlu. p 20 ny p acli
"a kon Gtia VIII cmN into bearing mex: ,prins; also
Apple, Pea : AMI lho. irn tre Ia nojsa-e nav
igsa at~n st9ry bfl krn r7n3 Dwelling burn cri1s
no .o,n M lati nS's anil andy so.k AMI H.
~ soiyaloa thl oops. rItlo iniisputable. TERMS
tlns-tll' 80 ali tho ptalc m ~ itnr. II vii
ah, ss pSellll g llonse andla thaaiJinu village
sons islr W. Of 49, Nc th3 opsty will he shown ig
am Ivy thu ,na ~. q riOh GeoTg Graham or tins sub
49, II, " '''" ''N'N urtpy i,Ouatt.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-10
FOr the Delaware RepubIl.nn

. hiLAiNGrON, Sept. h, 1857.
MR.. EDITOR In reply II question, prOpOu nde d
by"Hill orecK' in the d llware Journal Aug 8, as
10 when the New .n4tis Coulty School Conve ntion
will as-ynblo. and whether it has been forgotten,
uliow me to say that the Convention will Assem- BILE
on next Saturday week. the ~ day of September
The Superintendent Of Schnols is not esp0nsbe ior
any neglect in not advertising the meeting. In
Oider ~ provide for all emergencies and to interest
rs many as possible in the mos elnent, SO that the
programme might be attractive and interesting,
The Superintendent N ide motion hat committee
shOuld be appointed TO make suitable Arrangements
for tho meeting Of The Csnven ion. Committee
was appointed and NC doubt will attend TO j duty
A il. GkISiSHAW.
SUFFERING IN LIBERIA.--Accounts from Lii
IBERIA announce that the cnlOnists were suffer
ing severely from want of food. the failure
Of the rice crop and tho lack Of industry ON
the part OF the emigrants from the United
States seems to have produced sorry state Of
affairs in the country.
Ru9oBED RIor.- The Portsmouth (va.)
Transcript mentions rumor that serious at
fray occurred at Old Point on Monday night
between two parties of excursionists, in which
several persons were more or less injured, and
one Of Tho guard at that place was killed.
ELOPEMENrs.-Three silly and romantic
young ladies living in Harrisburg have run oil
with circus men lately. Any girl simple enough
. be captivated by the glitter OF tinsel must
have something Of a tender spot on her cram
ium,
kEPRIEvED.-The two slaves, Tom and Ben,
lately sentenced by the county court Of Hem
rico, Va, TO be hung, for an attempt on the
me OF MIR. John Dodd, their overseer, have
been repreved by Governor Wise.
PREsEsTNENTs.--The grand jury of the
county court of Augusta, Va, at late term,
made 100 presentments for selling liquor with
out license, trading with slaves, &C., of which
TAU were against one man.
A Mrs. Valdez was found dead in her bed
ana horribly mangled in Philadelphia, on Sun
day last. 1t is evident that she was muris red
aud her husband has been sent to prison to
await farther proceedings.
The wife of ex President Pierce is said to
continue in very ill-hsalth. Mir. p. was neyer
in better health.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-10
rhRM roR SALE

1rah 4 Farm containing 70 Acres Of beautiful land
lei DOL, alioInng land nrr homa ,Jamesa Others
'ri Ts. a olnvanl ntT lpcpsl OF the Main State.
nd oailns iro Dov1' to Freleriea, and in one OF
tna bs,t mist th-iHlG AMI approving noghborhuods in
~ olilty clOie Wa ~ Nuvigati il and good Mar
Set It myeniq!t 70 500 vs. GhnTcio; Mills, so,
m,ns ar 60 ng,rt dis story Dwelling Housa, with
SUITABLE on hnl nii Gl nolo I'd with good subslan-
M ienS9 Five VI an bushols Of ms besides her
nj nei, 1ya beou p1E Ip11 this farm With The las five
ara al nw rro lnelnf sold crops. Price So per
rr1lC is0N & cULBR Eth.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-10

A serious stabbing ARRAY occurred on Tues
day in the vicinity Of tho Philadelphia. Two
men, who were said to be intoxicated, provoke
ed an Irish boatman by rough language, when
he drew knife and stabbed botA Of them in
very doubtful.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-10

A portion of the hands In cotton mill No. 8,
at Lancaster, Pa, have struck against 20 per
cent. reduction In their wages.
An addition of $4,000 to the CLAY monument
fund was received at Lexington, KY, from
New York few days since.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-10

Mrs. CUNNINGHAN ADMITTED TO BAIL.-Ngw
YORK, Sept. S.-Judge Peabody delivered hls
decision on the writ OF habeas corpus in the
case OF Mrs. Cunnin CHAM, at one O'Clock this
afternoon, admitting her to bail in sum Of S50OO
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-10
M0UNT VERNON HOUSE.
IHRISTJ5W RR9JCH PROPRIETOR

THE. sub arinor thankful inr the N rpnaEo
- IL hereto % oStfa ~ woald respOGtf'llt an
5sF.fsN pnuac 10 he nepPl oil WILMINGTON aud u
NJ, lln y titt ihll tIVo'. and popular ab
lENat5l3 lsurnent u NV Oyor. the interior nf he
ssssAsssz hi DIN Navi und one thorough reprir5,
-, u large u'Jms uea ..l cd and lie walls
severed with eel aud 70 b9NntifI syl It plp"r
Ihe p.bh gHy ~ asu Il Va: vs'y a-rangoin mi and
hri nhn Odd tOt tA3r gu Fort ouuve. Inc
poyi Or Nll vote MS oul at,en Io the oLduct Of
10 bIsines aud ii dlo hi doias tbls gxor 40 10 roH
der hs " m and gtuHta rulU able. The bar will al
way CONAN = olylset lquo : on tho lrs ,porti1g
lHlJs - ID UNI ; Hcs tn fore all VIVA doiF pure
md lA iui utud liquor he lmmotot i. At inc
har the g viii wHf' 3kspta u ll apply 81 superior
Hgor Bic, pro ei comp & ut judg have a. g.
rs ards EarorAn ca an ness 81 tns'o. uroh
VI he vsI up reg lafly iay lSu Hy exosp edl
n ne Ok to ,,tla!r Ia aal;io e Lhe aNiye lore
Tii1 pr ins j. estal hm ~ add Uile ma rely that
tna s'I 9 t,L RIA d dlcn nm vii DO observed
CHRISTIAN kRAUCu, KING t, nraf Fourth,
jpy a. f. Wi mlng-Ul, Dol.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-10
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO BRIck


30 TIA VI " u sol tn wlod cave GA 2nO acres If
~ lani, y ng inme,!ln ely WicoMicu River.
- IN set unity, Nd, cool ntvig ltthu VIII re
VS. 81 car lnai wlthn 20 loet ui The snure, and
100 s feet water 1T ans tim ui tht tide at tie outh
q he Atwa,a,i Iivr % Re Gnltenee Of 70, Toy, The
Ehlnh he'd lvcred IN the landing for 81 or cnTs,
wthiH % ient the Rtor re5m 81 sale eiheI b, the
or by ha oprd as stands The ground. Parsu
len ing nihi my ~ buslacsr fNrrl meet with such
years to a4I get tho good ii he geund by sd,
ngus9-hdiirG ~; good u worth o. the land ng on the
shore, oak $3.50 I'm rue 81 IS PersnbF wth-
Ing TO buy VIII pas al ress the u Scrbsr George
SUES X ouuuf4 Dol, the uWd ni he Hntve
crbeh snd wnu VIII give all iurthqr information tina
aug IS 5nO. LEVEN Pr TII1OHN.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-10

Mrs. Abigail GARDNER is on trial at Plymouth
Mass, for the murder of her husband l.,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-10

In an afIray at Mt. Washington, Ky, on Sat.
urday, DR.. /. l. H. Hall shot and killed VIM
Hall, u merchant.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-10

l,-A THOMAS IA.tVEY vOulA y sp, otfuti, In.
Es51H form nts fei+Gds and he bin IN general,
issHH tgatre ttkeu the large To, el attic s. nth
ssGktk East o0Tuef Ut Fourth anu Orange SIS, and
1hn rns, iaIu,Fhad 4 @uh new a. e1sts furniture
shoh ntnuer 4Sdtlu't fallto giyeentire sRtisiHo
on Upon his able vii he found he luNI' Of tie
iar e. and At ms hhrd full uffment urerot LIZ
Iu0s His stables 1mohg he argos az hesliI ts
ctl With attentive 0Fters AZ onp ItEnd lie lOrSt hy
;y,ns hIsPtrsn ~ attention L. his busirrfs TO rsct W
: liberal share Otpu die patronage,
BinrdrIs taks by the day, weet or month
ItfDMAS nan
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-10

Ex-Governor Lowe has declined to deliver
the address before the agricultural society OF
Washington coynty, MI.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-10

Upwlrds of $1,000 worth of bllckberries,
were shipped from Madison, Ind, this season.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-10
A Bankers Double-aotlng Force & Lift
Pumn

For sale at main agency, SIN rnG, Dstaioars, BY
lg51. BOWMAN 4 ELLlOTT. 1851.
Please rea tha following Ger hca ;-Havlrg in 80
at tie sia ions no New rk Csltrnl kutltt ad a,
5atkers iaen. Force Pnnp | am sausled tlAt iSr OF
lad Ii use, ully sou1mi lishes sTery
respect what tn ortiz do estrTIlly r-oonl-
msnu tn IA to all gor uslns amps
,51l-rns toe itl;y u We Ia 9 Ind IN us, A: Bark
ihoS yer ey > purP',e Tor ymch the are EeeeIn-
az. we can with eonHde &c rec nrioad them TO ,urv
persin WISHES to ain good Pump for forcing aid
lifting vat T 1t wOHl also elsctlc IN 0 IRE.
Mailoye llsyes, ken co., z. b. Bra ford, over,
Gore in IS, Smgfln, WU. Wlusi do,
Thomas B. BTsaa d James " Moore Odessa,
Fao ak1 Q Pamps flr sale A. BoWSIHN& ELi.IoTi e
gnc: ta,p, slyrna !, L. sole ont. for y law arc
vii please STATS tho sxavt depth u well. EQUITY rghta
IB 6nO,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-10
DRILLSI DRILLs!I
KUHN * Il AI-S - i.iSsCuVA1 GRAIN

1EAlAf
THESE bri Is 70 now ensivaly used and II Is fulll
ldmlitad Ihgt hey SIpr to ticT IN the mar
te Fs host farmers The unif IN giving them
The PET ren9 o. nhsTs, from lhe fact thai they
'''I ans tho1iv1u1g d4,tU in tho aIist csohtii
POINTS SuchAs 81 upoty Of OI.slruHitou l9hness Oi
usht, IA ability, uJrarn'y ni ieeing the grnln.
N ilHtr bu luE II ev ny upon tIs tan Il the snme hos
p'tan Tx ures 80 vim III, firnt klns gram, 70
'r'ns nus few ,ts 70 ADJUST thsn nay Kind ni
sanhr Hiy ttyai qin e . usage. Th1 Obj sctou
som nln 60 srle Dr. II Of binch Nc tue ~ il
rely bvI tod IA hrs De tho eupp II wheel fepde
plsans rye II. Up rlutc the ttum, prevent ehik
'ng, an disIuu the seed it'll he gTe.tast gu nrty
nj prec,"un. VII IN Sant hrills the present
OIwn p llS5ltJ u X 10 v immediately We Afant
hem IN wBk wal up rial Our lhnl IN IN The
mi a III hudi,s corner Of Front md ju tson
srret. Opposite he BiuN Hhrso ,rn, w hnln sion,
Oal., wh'ro any flrhsr mlorhton viii he von by the
prop iptof HAlNt.S Il WOODS,
Hig a itw, " lluut gnn Del
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-10

On the i5 Of July last, at the resi- noe of hor
nor age. - " - 49, =
On the Cd inst al Grove LANDING Va nf cong astive
eyhr H. eItAED Up, te scar e hi age 500
IN MI Greek ilunlr I'd On the Inst aeon E1sERT,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-10

To School CoMMirTgEs AND FRIENDS on EDucA-
TIoNl om informed that the School Convention
vi assemble in Wilmington, on Saturday, the 10Th
efsepember As the usual process of issuing "Ques.
tious" TO tho Committees has always filled 10 pro.
duce fu reports from the Districts will be happy
to receive Concentrations ani Reports from n ny
persons in the country, detailing facts with Tegatd
before the Convention a report of the state Of the
schools III the county a ii GRIMSHAW
Sept. o. 1857 Snrt. Free Schools, N c. @
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-10

TUE UNDETERMINED nss assoristed ~ HIM JONATHAN
Gordon, for he pufpnse Of cpu the olerale and
retail, liquor grocery and PToyisi nstesS AZ the
| uaT 7h 4hd Market ut. n. t. SpE AMMAN,
| g.2inp. JiNA COR
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-10
IlOaTyL

THE pARTN ERSHiP here tofore existtrg between
7 Zaiok u. Spenkman and James DilwOIth trading
ulertAo lrm Of spe kinhn Dwptth, Is q is DAY ds-
will he Sc lied BY the hrir 81 Speakman & tiordor.
ZAO0k y. SPEAKMAN.
ap. . Emo. JAMES div ORTIZ.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-10
z, E;eciiOn Nsticc.

Fec ion Notice.
OFFICE TINS WtLMISsTuN SAvtNGs FUND SOCIETY,
~ Angus. % h. .BS1.
= Off e, on NJ iNpAY tho 7th Of Sept NIB Iext, IL
10 o. ock, tn tho forenoon, when Is nagpfa will b.
tc' for the en- :lins year. L"ER W., NTH,
,r, II e.'uret, j., {. cI!ner oh and Marx 4 SITS.
TINS n1naBpI, &c Will ~ o. in lilo evening tn next
day the shOf September, O'clock, 10 or.unlze tho
Boa d. au 81 a.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-10
MARIE ST /; ir Asoya EIourH.

q THE srbiO,iI r,iaiu'm Il ifi nd, a1l the pub
-, lis S1n ally tina h5 In, m ~ 20 hfst ola - Tk
( a n a, ii carver bY pro IS Ion mi pr par 4
ssssk u * "a ali al wlrN slsIu mtrhls man
wle my DO i9d'll, rhoe ia van If my ihnl Ia dit
lao Az lvs I! a 3t5J4 oli isit o. 81 vim. ~
ir salts as ion b." Ia 2rIrS, ma. wuk lln7hp
SPti ant, aai b.ovn ,;on, 81 "a ~ Ia sMi hh'
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-10
u h-I VI : an o'oHh stons c
r.hEsH.

j. ing I'D n, firm f Ja ms $. Martin & q. givo :
&c g. tii plblr an t 5r6 IN aflpl ar. tha they
ihw Prepared g. b H. ~ q ra tand TOD go gem
lP bu ID ass situated ;" to al I'd .a(oIy
3alu fro Llo n Rnnt IN The livery Ut goods. 40
fHoy CUR M 70 fir iia nity OF gd ting will
tg 81. hros o1at' Of gn iywi iye hoy willgl
bllh, h,h tsot, &c. on b mn;t irane arms.
Rus e mo. IAttES =. MARTIN Il co,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-10

BALTiNnnE NJ aKETs.- Sept. a-NYheaf-A good dc
r nhnq To-day from BON shipper AMI Ifs hut pn ceI
ieu shade lower "a tho oning hgur .fyps'edny's
Giage. Alqgt 1909 husnels qGe on 'oipnge 10 DAY,
oh a iild good to prime shppins viii at 3Oi8
whlS az OaS n PEI Dusle Salok Of eood 10 pin red
II isaSi x5f and lots out ofoonGon NJ iaSi 5per bush
pore VA. fair inquiry, ut TIL ma ket ath
sasSr. ABOUT 0v0 bushe offered change io-day
70 =, ,nti pima yellow al 20 onis and mixed at 57a
esnts yer bnshs Rye-Atou 1900 bushels OF n oerst
M Anss o-dnyi "a es Of sanPl3 Virgins 1t IS cs
~, nsgqi9 AaFf iand ~ held a. 9tcet. and Penney
Va IN ~ NJ vs. ceHts bush |. Onts-A lar de- and
an ecepts lsht About 600 hush of rei on ichsnSa
q he greater part sold fair good Virg ria and
~ r. a. y az oelts nId 70 a 10 prime nnsyl ania
III n, a - si H. eI gu bush 500 s,u oil sRi5s day
Clnyetie9d at 81 IS POI busie rad TOT much inqiry
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-10

WHAT We EAr.--1he Rochester Democrat
chronicles the arrest of butcher In that city
for blowins meat. ''And what is blowing
meat :" inquiries friend at our elbow. 1t ID
thus described:
"The process consists in inserting a hollow
tube, such as quill OR pipe stem, in quarter
Of veal or lamb and then with the breath of TIM
operator, initiating tho fatty part of the meat ia
to the greatest possible extent. 1t will at once
De seen that while this process may add to the
ettractiveness Of the appearance of the meat,
It can scarcely improve its flavor or quality.
Fancy man whose breath is a compound of
the fumes Of tobacco and whiskey, with the
edition, perhaps, OF partially decayed teeth,
hlling nice quarter Of lamb with such vii.
lannon's stencil, and who would knowingly buy
or eat the meat aiterward 20
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The Telagraph Restaurant.

y lFE INSURANCE AND TRUST c. PANI,
u rnG PENN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY, Moth Fast c,trer of fhird aud DopN
stress, Pniladrlphia, CAPITAL Sill, 225 %
INSuREs LIVES for short terms, or for the Who'll.
Term of hs-Slu's nnuuIes and endowment chas-
lite interests in Rea Esfate and u,kes all contracts
ifpaniine on tn r,lhllnsencics Of Lie.
ASSETS OF THE GtILFANY, January LIST, 1857,
Lpins Of the StI,u Of P2 nsN uana, phIla-
,elpen litV PGun'a RmlTO1d, Camden
mi Amh.y RH .lrnNl m other LOlns, Siio ss5 ~
. ,nds Mons9srIari Real Estate, ll7,l37 II
S'nrks in Hanks, Insurance uHB anf Rail
al COnptnies, 81 ,129 o.
Pfeuiuin Notes IN lo7as on ColateFals, 1885 6g2 0
Cash In BIi H. due from Ag' Interest, &c, 49, $50 q
Gurnutea Capital, SuJscliPi1n Notes, loo 20 o
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MJTECE.

I Spaeie Msatins oftis Sew Castle County Agricui-
q, ~ 5Yelety i 10 bel nj tue Ia l1n Queen flotei
vi "a AbhpAf ~ ptsmb1f 18TH. 1877. At Oa'olGri
ssnln,, GEO, PEPPER NuRWTS,
M o. Soc
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SAMtti H. S FOXES, Vice Fest.
JOHS W. IUWNnW, Ss-rettit,
Blank cations nT ASSURANCES, with f naTiculars
he had at the once OF A BIR w. SMITH, Agent,
). H. corner Of Eighth and Market Street, Whining tom
Iel.
i. r. BuAh VI. D., Modiea ExtmiLer, No is French
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CRANE c 1EN aoaeDING sCa1 Dr..
FOR GIRLS.
EAa III 1iNstttu,O ISL otted Ia Nennett Sluare,
VG:HAY ta u ia &c iof u mile fr m Wnlngt n, with
J--.al41 Tliot 40? more Is duly nnIlloaiOn by
;Rs col-4o Ofipacuo N viii RIO u lh ron gh
Ca in to5eii9 with III, Latin Gre,k ono
lst olI dlY ia the I'll ven Ii uO ih. aud continue 70
weeks Tjhns IS, FO; fur y y particularly apply to
Sop iO-2mo.. Pfinc,pal,