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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-13
QUIT DRINKING POISONOUS LIQUORS.
PATENT IMPROVED PROCESS
FOR MAKING
ALI Kinds of Liquors aud Vfuegar.
= IL.
QUIT DRINKIN

INSTANTLY, ey the use OF
La o RS ESSE ENTIAL OILS.
These Oils are obtained by Dislaton a. the Chemical
Parish Of Jefferson Of Pierre L.cour author
Of Lasour Chsmiel Analysts Lacour's Chemical Manipu-
ar. to return
and obtain their money IL the oil does not give
LACOuR's OIL OF coGNAC converts neutral spiri. to
superior imitation Of Imported Brandes. viz; Otard.
yard Proprico-s Castiion and London Dock Brandes
rh,s aas5s will have faI ..,y a,yos and ss.s.ilui
by the Oil OF Coznac New York Brandy. PIue
Afpsso SGInSH S Gsy1se hTs Brandy &c.
N"nongassla Rye Whisky. Old Virginia Malt Whisky.
OIL or cE3RIT changes common Rectihed Whisky to
Old irish Malt Whisky. and superior article of Scotch
OIL OF PEACH changes common whisky to Virginia
Peach Brandy. &c. Oil OF Peach and oil Of Cosnae wall
OIL OF GIN converts poorest WHISKY Holland Gin
ar being mixed ehanse I've gallons good VINEGAR and
asa vinessr sas esn he 1ound in the by the
Lsesurs Concentrated Acid. Vinegar be made for one
FaR NAMING s:n hSToss 81
E,rason-ony tn. oil into the whisky and shake well
bead Laeours oils three dtine. properties in
erty with an sub the form Of socuiens
whisky thu. epressed nee1liar Irritating
Taste and nentral spirt the eecoad property
liquor. which renders il meow and mpa appearance
o. srea. age t. third property is exhibited in the rich
ders d;snctio from the genuine brands impossible.
eien, oil FOR masinT three hundred gallons Of liquor
Full and comprehensive directions accompany the bottles
For sale :. the Of ST Charles and Poydras
One bottle ef hsss oils nv. 10 number will be securely
country upon the receipt Of eo IL sSs rsdfs,: s
Purchasers requested guarantee good faith
furnish the Of house New Orleans Ind win
that ella them they nothine jan5-y
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CONSU,,pT1ON CUnED.

zcE NOT DECEIVED by base imitrtions HEGEMAN.
hD CLARK a co. IS GENUINE q GOD LIVER OIL. never
dssppon and years esnerience has proved superior
others osIy reliable for CONSUMPTION
deal spurious oil in the market ada
teratea with oil. whali OIL &C.. much
cannot be taken to procure the Genuine.
Osr Oil is ale factory IN NewoundIand ana
hottie has the sok be carefa TO
HEGEHAS ChAsK " Co. Thousands who had used other
inferior qIality aud about giving in despair
have restored health by using the Genuine Oil OF
fae.ure Sold bv all Druggists. jsa2i-3md&w
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NUMBER 1914
Gge 9ailp yournal*
FRIDAY MORNING:::::::::::::::M 13
RARE COMPLIMENT.

RARE COMPLIMENT.
The following lines were written BY lady,
Miss Lloyd, now Mrs. Howell, and received
the high compliment of being published
among the poems of the great Milton, - hav.
ing been recently discovered:
lam old and aud blind:
Men point at me as smitten by God'sfrown.
Afflicted and deserted OF my kind,
Yet am not cast down.
lam weak, yet strong;
] nurmur not that no longer see;
Poor, Odd, and helpless. the more belong,
Father supreme, 10 Thse.
When men are farihest, then Thou most near.
When friends pass by, my weak ness 70 shau,
Thy chariot hear.
Thy glorious face
d leaning toward me, and rs hoy lishs
Shines In upon my lonely dwelling. place
And rsere is no more night
On my bended knee,
Ny vision Thou has, dim N ed that may seq
Thy.eff, Thyself alone.
Ihave nought to fear:
This darkness is the shadow Of Ne wings
Beneath II am almost sac,ed-heTe
Can come no evil thing.
o.! seem to stand
Trembling, where foot OF ortal ne'er hath been.
Wrapped in the radiance from Thy sinless land.
Which eye hath never seen.
Visions come and go;
Shapes OF resplenden. beauty round me thfong,
From angel lips l seem 10 hear the Aow
or soft aud holy song.
1t b nothing now,
When heaven is opening my sfghfless eyes
When airs from Paradise refresh my brow;
The earth in darkne lies.
In pu-er cline,
NY being tils with ~ rapture-wavesof thought
Roll In upon my spirit-strains sublios
Break over me unsougnt.
Give me now my lyref
feel the STRINGS OF gift divines
Within my bosom glows uncarthIy hr0
Lit by no skill Of mine.
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BAleDW ARE.

LSl lk DIV ARE.
NNTE daily receiving additions large
w assorted st"rk Of goods. and this spring ~in
cate al hiils matter when brousht East West We
have in store tVeTy thing is required the farm
houset ping that under the head
WSinYe the attention Of citizens well
merchants pxauiinc stock before purchasing
isi2 BABCOCK 4 SoNETAG.
rETHitE LiME.-ioo Lbis White Lime Tor sale by
SU l.aJ l. d u. uEIIASS.
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dtARPET Gil &IN.-Ioool lhs assorted eolors:
~ lbs Whlte colors, reed this day and for sale by
feI7 PRES BROS.
I'D AstNs.-5e toxes VI. X. received and ,or sale hy
PRESTON BROS.
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NEW DRUGS.


stoves, Castings,
Mantle and Ia amb b Crates.
Fin Britannia Ware of the latest
,tyles at WHOLESALE and RETAIL.
call. he Is II experienced in his business ~
knc huy that he sell cheaper than any IN
IA the trade.
Asn-S,n Iori Patent Straw Cutters sud Uhrie, ceIe
bra,od Flows. ,sn2n
o., y. RYE Fs.OER.-5 bbls Marklcs brand Iust
y ree'dby jos z. II. COOK d SON
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mo. RoozRs.IR. II. r. INQUIRE. J.s.RooER
ROGERS INQUIRE a. CO.,
Commission and Forwarding Merchants
NO. 20. .P0YDRAS STREET,
NKw ORLEANS La
Iiberaleash advances will be made on consignment
.nippedto rsa,e by
CHorRAu, ,H.RRrsoS 81 VALE, st. Louis sMo
w. +. BROWNE * Co., VincenEes. la.
BErEDIcTck WILLIAMS. GRANVILLE, Ill
O'RILEy 6 Co., Evansville, Ia.
s. l.. WovEy. do do.
PusoucHEr q BRos.. Mt. Vernonfa Idecoe-ly
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=h BOXES Star Candles;
sYSp % do fellow do; hags Pepper:
bags Alspiee; 600 lbs Gloves. rse'd and for sal
" feIs 1. 4 ID. HElMANN.
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TWO VERY DESIRABLE kESl.
DENCES FOR SALE.

a VALUABLE brick residence with houses go -.
"a &C., in complete repair situated Second street.
between Main Locust Also hne brick residence
mated First street. between Chestnut and Cherry
is desirable and will be sold
ians2-tf SAMUEL ORR.
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Daily Freight Train leave Evansville and Tsrro-Haute
10 NJ. on which local passenger will he taken.
81 Fer formation through Tickets. apply
Companys portation 0ce head OF street.
ansville. deels j. j. DANIELS. Sup't.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-11
THE CANAL,

We are Informed by Mr.. LAtaHLIS that
the reports of damages to the Canal were
very much exaggerated. On hearing of
them, he procured body of men and pro-
.ceedcd along the line to aid in Fastening
the repairs. He found Mr.. FULLER, the SUI
perintendent, already at work ct the princi-
pal breach, which was only ab-ut 90 feet in
breadth and not very deep. The other
breaks we're very iheonsiderabie affairs, and
can be repaired in few hours labor. We
are assured that al of them will be filled up
to-day, and before night the Canal VII be
~ complete Ordar again for the passage OF
boats
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COMMISSIONERS, SALE.

EpY virtue Of a decree Of the Court of Common
ep Pleas OF Vanderburgh County, rendered at its
last SEPTEMBER term IN suit for partition between
others, defendants, will on Wednesday, the 4th day
Of November next sell at The door ofthe court House,
in Evansville Lots Nos 90 81 anil - Block No. Is,
in that part Of the city ofEvansville heretofore known
the 9Th Enlargement adjoining said city. The i..
proyements are large two story Brick Building con-
tanning two tenements with seven rooms each-xery
suitable for dwelling houses or for hotel or boarding
house purposes and could with small expenditure
I've converted into Stores There is also ON The prem.
ses'a small frame dwelling. The abote property is
situated at the heaa Of High street, opposite the resi-
depce of John Hoison. f.fr
fgRMs-0ne.third cash bclfnce in six and twelve
months the purchaser giving notes with approved
cfsrity, bearing interest from drte, dad waving salua
ton laws. TItOS. e GARVIN, 80
dctl2ts Commissioner.
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Gtsat Flood.

ELNYRA, N. u, Nov l0-Px
The river at this place is very high and
rising yet. The water runs over to the n.
Y. a. Erie railroad bridge, and it is feared
the bridge will give way every moment. The
railroad track at Corning is washed away;
no trains can pass. Corning is nearly sub
merged. and some buildings have gone down
the river.
ROCHESTER,, n. Y. Nov 1o-Px
Great damage has been done here. and far
Their up the Gennessce Valley at Dansville
eight cams and six bridges were swept away
last night. The river Is very high and still
rising. Numerous culverts on the N. Y. Gen.
trail railroad between here and Syracuse have
been washed away. The track is inundated
in places, and no trains can pass.
WILLIANsPoRr, Nov 10-PM
The Susquehanna river has risen 10 feet
and is still rising.
ALBANY, Nov 10-PM
Two bad breaks have occurred on the canal
near Palmyra and Newark. 1t will take five
days to repair damage.
New YORK, Nov 10--P
The Eastern telegraph lines are down, and
there is no prospect Of repairing them to-
night. We are therefore unable to learn
whether the news yacht has been successful
in obtaining the steamer Arabia's package.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-11
Nearly One Prize ~ every Nine Tickets.
MAJ E.NT sCHE M E!
TO Be pR AVN
vACv sArr,pDIy IN NOVEMBER
S,40O Prizes amounting to .......... 20, 90
Whole Tickets SO; Halves S.; Quarters $sh.
PLAN OR THE LOTTERY.

$500 Prizes amounting to ....". S32O, 900
Whole Tickets SO; Halves S.; Quarters $sh.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
on s * oe
Of parer are encircled with small tin tubes and placed
The first Ga Prizes, similarly printed and encircled,
are placed In another wheel.
The wheels are then revolved, and number Is drawn
from the wheel of Numters, and at the same time
Prize sdrawn from the other wheel The Number and
Prize drawn out are opened and exhibited to the audi
se;ns 1 r,aeed against the NumSer drawn This opera
ton Is repeated until all the Prizes are drawn out.
Approximation Prizes.-The two preceding and
Prizes will i've entitled to the % Approximation
Prizes. For example: IL Ticket No. go draws the
and Iisss will each be entitled sioo IL Ticket No
SO draws the 600 Price those Tickets numbered 5ls
ssi will each he entitled to $500, and SO Oh ac
The 5000 Prizes OF $50 will he determined by the last
figure OF the Number that draws the soo00 Prize. For
example, IL the Number drawing the $4,000 Prize ends
with No. I, then all the Tickets, where the number
with No. 2, then all the Tickets where the Number ends
ins will he entitled to go and 80 on TO-;
Certificate Of Package ofIs Whole
iSouarter . .......... 20
10 Eighth " .......... 10
| In orderSn9 Tickets or Certificates. enclose
receipt Of which they will forwarded5y FIR mall
Purchasers can have tickets endins in ny hgure they
L may ueSfgnate.
The list Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent to
purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
| .r Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain, and give sheir Post Office County and State.
| - Remember that every Prize is drawn and psya-
| bic in full without desuction.
EF All prizes Of Of COO snd under, paid Immediately
after the drawing-otier prizes at the usuai time Of
i thirty days.
| All COMMUNICATIONS strictly cenhtseRt,al.
Address ONlcys fcx Tickets Q, Cesufczes 10
i 2. SWAN Is CO., kuvu.,sa, Ca
II list q Vie nNmbsrs that are dawn from the
wheel. with the amount " me prize THAI each one is
entci TO, will he publisfsd after every drawing in
J the following papers:-New Orleans Delta. Mobile
Register, Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette, At.
lanta Inteiligencer, New York Weekly Day Book and
Savannah Morning News. Richmond Dispatch, New
| York Dispatch and Paulding tMiss.) Clarion.
| Octs3 e-.
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NOTICE.

a IL persons concerned will take notice nat GER
n tifcate given by the School Commissioner OF
Vanderbugh county to one Walter Beal, Sept. 18th
1887, for the purchase of lot No the pl Of the
School Lands and being the southwest quatey 81 the
northeast Quarter Of section 16 town Is south range II
west containing 81 or less, which certificate
assigned by said Beal to one Ambrose Yeagei and
is now the property of the undersigned by purchase
has been lost and deed made for said land and thai
the undersigned intends to apply 70 the Auditor Of said
county for new certificate according to the law in
hat case provided. ANTONY KOSTAR.
octl0-dltSw3m.
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DEFALcATIoN.-Geo. A. Clark, teller in
the Grocers' Bank, in New York, is discov-
cred to be defaulter to over sss, 900. He
has absconded, leaving note behind, saying
he had loaned the money to friend, and
leaving the notes of the friend as voucher
Tor the truth of his statement; but the friend
ilas suspended and the money is unrecovera-
III,
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WnshIngtOn Items.

NAsHiN6ToN, NOV lV-P
There Is now prospect of an early recog-
nition Of the Government of Nicaragua. The
reception of Missaro and the Reputation OF
the treaty which has already been prepared
relative to the Transit Route.
q. +. Hagadon has been recognized by the
President as Consul. General of Bavaria to
reside ut Philadelphia.
Mr.. w. Taylor has Been appointed Chief
Examiner In the Patent Office, vice Herbert,
removed.
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THE RIVER.

TIE river IS this point continues to rise
ihpidlF.
Arrivals AR DEPARTURES.
James Mohteomery, from New Orleans to
Louisville.
Moderator. ffpfi Saint totiis to Pittsburg
Prima Donia, from Cincinnati to New
Orleans.
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Cincinnati Markets.

CNcNNArG, Nov l0-M
Flour steady. moderate demand; SOC bbls
sold at "a 3o@4 IS for supcrfne. Whisky
unchanged Mt l5Ac.
CINCINNATI, 10-P
Flour unchanged: 1900 bbls sold at a 80
IA 40 for superfine and choice; receipts
light. Whisky steady at l51<. No change
in other articles. No change IN money mar
ket. Exchange on New York per cent.
premium aud dull. Hogs unchanged; 1900
heud sold at IS 95 not to fill contracts. Pack
ers not bnying.
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River and Weather BY telegraph.

LOUISVILLE, Nov 10-A
Eight feet inches in the canal, s feet 6
inches on the falls and rising.
.s.r .t.t PIrTsBuRsH, Nov l0-x
River Is feet inches by the pier mark and
rising. Weather clear.
CINCINNATI, Nov lo-M
The river has raised l2 inches since last
evening; now stationary.
ST. LOUIS, Nov 10-x.
Under the influence of recent rains the
river has risen 6 inches. Weather clear and
cold.
CINCINNATI, Nov 1o-PM
River stationary. Weather clear and cool
PIrTsBURGH, Nov 10--PN
River IL feet by the pier mark and falling
Weather clear.
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Another Instance OF the efficacy of Rec.
have's Hollsud Ditfers.

y M '"fN1EsfSE, NI tHIou oIice, sep
tcmber 10th. 1854, says:
"Some weeks slass being seriously affect
ed with pain and nReasiness ut the stomach,
loss Of appetite. and ut times strong symp-
toms of dyspepsia "A indaced to try your
HOLLAND BrTTEss, and feel il but an act
of justice TO the article, ~ well rs for the
good of those who may be affected with like
arrangement Of the stom ach to state, that
the use Of one single hottie of this medicine
proved Of incalculable 5cnef., having freed
the stomach from ali sense Of depression, and
removed every symptom Of dyspepsia. !
would also remark, that two other member
of my family who were afflicted in similar
manner with myself. were entirely relieved
by The use of single bottle each.
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Fire.
CINCINNATI, Nov l0-PN

CINCINNATI, nov lv-P
A fire broke ont in the lard oil factory oil
Lions, Sycamore street, this morning, j,
was completely destroyed. Loss, 100000;
no insurance. Another fire occurred aboh,
the same time in the feed store Of X. H. Cort
on Western Row, which extended to the IL
quor store of +. Goosman which was entirely
destroyed with most Of the contents. Coos
M ans loss is $4,000, insurance, 81 900.
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New YoRK, Nov 10
Flour bnoyaat 5000 bbls sold. Whe. I
steady. Corn has an advancing tendency.
Provisions qaiet. Stocks dull and lower.
New YoRx, Nov l0-Px
Cotton market firm; Orleans middline
1871, upland Is. FloSr firm: 5000 bbls
sold. Wheat firm; 2a eco 6ssh sold. Sugar
Nc lower.
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Ague and Fever, or ChiIls and Fever
CURED By
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.

D WIN
N HIS justly celebrated medicine for many
II years maintained its superiority over all other
remedies for the safe certain, speedy and permanent
cure OF Aeue and Fever, or Chls and Fever whether
of short long standing; end i'm will fail
cure, If tie directions strictly followed and carried
out.
This emedy has been extensively used throu CHOU,
the states Of Kentucky, Tennessee Ohio, Indiana,
Missouri, TEXAS, Arsansas. Alabama. Mssssinn; and
Louisiana, and has permanently cured over ONE
LION ca in all its varied forms, many of which had
sisted all the usual remedies known in the country :;
and in did this medicine fail where the drec-
tons were properly followed. sHeh is its invarabe
that large number Of respectable pFsctiton
ers of medicine in various parts of tire county and
prescribe ii in preference to Qunine and all other
The public are assured that it is not only certain in
its effect as Tonic, but being composed entirely Of
vegetable medicines is perfectly innocent in all eases
circumstances, and may be given females infants,
and all persons Of debilita,ed and delicate constu
TONS without the least fear whatever Of any unpleas.
ant effect.
This medicine is composed of articles of the primest
and purest quality and is always made by the pro pri-
etor in person. after the established forms Of pharmacy,
(Which cannot be said Of the many toncs flooding
the Western and South western country) and i'm this
respect alone is rendered grcaly superior the
dies usually prepared and sold in the country.
BY its aperient and powerful diaphcretic properties,
added TO its tonic qualities, il is rendered enineny
superior to Qunine and other remedies snerstl
and pular tonic, in ala cases whatever where tonics
are roper to he administered. The proprietor, there
FORE respectfully invites practitioners and the public
generally to }iye il but fair trial. ard they will then
pc inteu VI great SuPcitoths oNti al OAi1
remedies now in use for the purposes specified.
Persons living in districts Of country snlectto Agns
and Fever Chills and Fever, Bilious Feyers, would
do well to keep supply of this valuable remedy al
ways on hand.
The proprietor has now in his possession Thousands
Of certificates of its value given by persons who have
used il. with many letters from merchants who have
sold it largely in their country, well from many
respectable practitioners who have used 1t in prefer
ence to other remedies, attesting its value.
JN0. SMITH, Proprietor.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by Hallock & Stod
dard; Keller l. White; oolsey & Sawyer, and j. j.
Pennington. sept, am
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Hungry Meetjngs.

NEW YORK, Nov lO-P n.
Large hungry meetings are now being held
in Tompkins Square and City Hall Park. No
disturbance has yet occurred among those in
attendance. The police have suppressed all
speech making. A strong police force is
present, and one regiment is also held in re-
serve.
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NEW 1oRK, Nov.v-fH
The following is the condition Of the banks
Of this city as shown by their weekly state
memt: Increase of loans, $54s. 900: Specie,
$3.6es Geo: Circulation, $4,000; Deposit.
s7.4si zoe. The banks hold nearly SIC $780,
SS6 Ga specie.
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,ss- We are indebted to LEWIS HtwEs,
ESQ.,, who has returned from a voyage down
The Mississippi, made in the primitive mode of
the early -ettlers-for the latest New Or
leans and Southern papers.
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- A number of men were engaged all
day yestetdas in securing planks and logs as
they foa;ed down the river. Large quanti-
ties were rescued, and carted away from the
1evee.
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WOOD! WOOD!
LAW PARTNERSHIP-

Holm j. CHANDLER and BLYTHE HYNES
81 have associated themselves together partners
IN The practice OF Law, and will attend promptly to all
business connected with their profession, which asy
be entrusted TO them.
e Office on Locust street, opposite the Sherwood
House. Evansville, Ind. seps5.lY
LII persons INDEBTED tn Cia--ller & Harlan, or to
eie undersigned individually, will lie called upon and
expected to settle. JOHN j. CHANDLER
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BANK NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 the stockholders in the
~ Branch at Evansville of the State Bank Of In
diana, that the Annual Election for eight Directors in
the Banking House in Evansville. on Monday the 81
day Of November next, between the hours Of ten and
six O'Clock. The polls will he opened a: CLOCK P.N
BY order Of the Board of Directors.
oct:s-d3S wte Cav. RATIBONE, Cashier.
. Eifouue eopv.
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Hoos.-The Rockport Democrat says hogs
are offered in that market at "a per 100 pounds
without finding any one willing to contract
ut that price.
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New orsesn.s Marx cts.

" NKv OsLEASs, Nov. 9-P. n.
Cotton LA. advanced &c, with firm msr-
ket: sales Of 6 eco bales At 1.'c; receipts to-
day 5000 bales. 4 Moiasses 25c. Red w heat
81. Keg Lard exc. Exchange ON N, \. 2
as per cent. discount.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

n o Il C T..
TuNBE Partnership heretofore existing under the title
III Of Dobell 4 Lister, is dissolved. All debts due
CURED RE by me for the firm, viii qnidate. ' '
septl2-Sw E. J. DOBELL.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, Nov lo-n
Flour. 900 bbls sold; Howard street and
Ohio at IS %. Wheat irregular and prices
lower; red 81 10@l 16, white 81 25@l S5.
White Corn 75c, yellow 70@7S. Whisky
2i%@22.