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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1857-12-11
New Baltimore Hams.
SpOrtman's Depot.

NO. s I \ Q y S I f 4 I.
uAYENG: pure ased of Mr.. W. L. Fos-
l. l. ter his entire interest in the Sportmans
Depot No. S, Union Street, we intend to
carry on the Gun Making and Sporting Bust
ness in all its branches, and would respect,
fully invite Sportsmen and all others who
may want any thing in our line to give us a
call. All work entrusted to us shall have our
careful attention, and being ourselves Prac-
teal Gun Makers we feel confident of Civ
ing entire satisfaction.
p. D. GWALTNEY & co.
de l-2w No. s, Union Street.
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Now is the time to buy your Winter Cloth
ing, and you can get them far below cost, in
order to close business. Call at NJ. HAM
BURGERS No. "a, Market Square. i
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1857-12-11

"BALM OF 1000 FLOWER" Contrary to our
habit we take pleasure in recommending the
above excellent cosmetic for the Teeth Com
plexion and Shaving. Try it!
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THE EFFECTS OF HARD
. TT NJ ES

r JUST received large lot of superior
i Clothing which | purchased in New
York and Philadelphia for cash at least rs
per cent below manufacturing prices, so all
We needy, with the ready cash, come and get
good out tit--for we are selling superior
Blue and Black Beaver Raglans for $l2 worth
SIG,
do Pilot do do IL worth
l6,
do do do do do 7worth
20,
Black Trico Beavers do do Is worth
1000,
Black Dress and Frock Goats do Is worth
1000,
do do do do do worth
1000,
do Cloth Talmars do worth
1000,
do do do do Is worth
1000,
All kinds of business Goats from to 1900,
do do Pants and Vests do rs cts to 49,
90,
Superior large Shawls, for Z to 1000.
We have all kinds gentlemens, furnishing
goods at very reduced prices.
N. B. The Cutting department is under
my own supervision, and what don't suit you
must not take. Call No. 10, Main street.
deS +. A. karin.
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SERGEANT'S SALE.

pY virtue of sundry executions in my
I'D hands vs. VITA. Vesey, shall sell at pub
lie Auction on FRIDAY the 18th day of De-
cember, the stock of Groceries, Liquors &c,
in Warehouse No. 8, on Campbells wharf, to
satisfy said executions. Sale to commence at
l0H o'clock.
TEAMS cash in Bankable funds before the
delivery of the goods. -
THOS. J. CORPREW,
slot Sergeant.
IA (, Il Conu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-04


IRE follo-rr patents issued from the United
States Ps,en, o q for The week ending Sept a. 1857 each
John Bats and Villas Hobson, OF PAM, III
improved cunft APPARATUS for grain and erase hsr.
wn. ". Ba,rhelor, Of New York, N. Y, improve nens
Joseph v Wscr, Of lancaster, III improved machine
Geo scr,, Abram wrsh, ard 30 " Wright, Of Hsr
vsrd, hass Improvement IN horse po~crs
Mortimer n. Camp, Of New Havcn, Conn, Improvement
Edwin CLARK Of Lancaster, Pa improve mont in bearing,
for millr,one critors.
nc rscsing mgr for steam eosines
simeen Coon Of Ithaca, NJ y, improvemeniin burglars
naao A. Durham Of North Briogevaior, Mas improved
cage plane ror trimming boo. and shoe soes
John Dunhsm, Of Rsritsu, N. j., Improvement In
resping end mo r'rr msshnes.
Augustus Enssrs, Of Bolton, NAE, improvement. in
portfolio or music sands.
Andrew q J. Flowers, Of Green 5ed, Ind. Improvement
Ia nGvceters
Edmund GIBBS, Of Madison, Wis Improvement in aesm
Phnsnter Gilbert, Of iIexsndris, improved apparatus
JOS L hall Of Cincinnati, ohIO improvement 10 lock-,
process Of MAKING white lead.
Isaac Hermann, Of Nee YORK; N Y, safe.y clasp for
James Seil, Of YorkyiBe, ~ Y, in7royenep, in rur.
rups for riding saddles
Cav ol p rsno. os',g, 'ssys s0e'
journals OF srles vtth friction rollers
r. J. ". Eobeytson, Of New YORK, ". hand stamp.
Arsley G. Smith and Jos X. Creighton, Of East Blrmng
ham, Pa, improved machine for nips and setting sa-s
Barzillsi G. smith, Of Burlington, NJ J., imp ovemcu, In
the mode Of connecting and dsoonnecng the bs1 - =
iron or other pavsmsn's.
J. H. s-siD, Of Ne~ York, N. Y, improvement, 10 rs'
read car rests
Abr,m swsria, or Bunslo, N. Y. imprOvcmeo, in !
uus.ed bridge
Ctsuncsy iboms,, Of west Se-eury, Mas, impr,,sd
u G. Turner, or Asstsn, Wisconsin, improvement, in 70
tsry steam engines
I,sac Van Dorep Of somerviue N j., improvement In
rsses for hsrves,ers
wm n Walton, Of Brooklyn, n. snt gecrge n
Phinney, Of New York y, u, improvement In csrdns
engines
Norman ". Wheeler, Of Nsw York, n, y, improve
NJ nj In valve geN for o.c'aiiog steam engines.
ssmuei n whitaker, or Cinoisns, ohio, improved nj,
&c sre winI.miop, Of Brooklyn, N Y, improv smoni
Jas arsnre and samuel Darling, OF Bangor, Me-,
inmovt meni IN pencil shsrconers
Hsnry n Biahe ~ New Hartford, 1oun., sis,or "
WHY'S n Warner, Of New BritAi, Coma, Improve
wrench.
samuel Pernock, Of Rennen square, Pa, assguor to
timteh snd Moron Penno II, Of same place, improvement
i IN bsrvesiep
John Hompsrey, or Kcene, ~ n, s.gpor 70 Amos
!. Ferry, or Hstrisvills, N. H., and John Hompnrey
4 clothes pins, 80
Reiise,-Anson Al wood, Of Troy, NJ ", lmprovemen,
| IN cast iron car wheels Patented May Is, 1sf7.
solomon T. reilly, o. Reosfcrd, Ill, improvem ens IN
setd planters. Patented June 10 1851.
Edward Howell, ~ Ashtsbua, Ohio, pvooeu for re
10, 1867.
Dtngn --Georre Foster, o. Boston, saas assign FOR
gas burner alb idos
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-04
Naval Intelligence.

We learn that on the arrival OF the sicegsh,p Mn.
sissippi IN China, Conuodore Armstrong will return
home and that Captain Nicholson will lake charge Of the
Squadron and hont bis bread pennAts on board OF the
kn;isspp
The United States sloopoi Falmouth taken into
The dry dock ct The Portsmouth, navy yard the 2si
in,t On examination Of the Falmouth II found tnA,
very little required upon ner the extent Of nef
irjuIy being tbs css OF small port,n Of her c'pper
she has beon taken out Of the DOCK and will return 10
the Brsz salion with her presen, Immediately.
The Portsmouth,, N. Gasete thus ds,cribes the new
team frgsie Franklin bull At the Portsmouth navy yard
The Franklin seventy -four sua snip built in Phadt
rha In the year 1875 and ordered toths yard With
no view Of testing tie capacity Of the dry dock, aud AZ
orwacs tsken Up In the yard for rpLrs But nndiug
he frame rotten repairing Mt reasonable
e1repse she aiken pieces and the keel OF the pre-
,ttisiesm Eae Franklin lad In 1854 and the sound
pbers Of the old franklin used 10 tue construction
or the Ehp Tho dimerAons OF the steamer grar
Go ~ follow, vz:Lersth over al, III feet beam, 81
feet nches depth fro urr side Ct keel N top Of gun
deck 80 feet tonnage t16s she has four decks
two Ct them being for guuz. bust OF Franklin
the head, and eagle and oibsr so. gus the
oil heng very elegantly carved The carpenters work
oeirs all DONE nchiug nainr to do out The ciulsing,
which viii tfse about hlty days, when rhe could be
launched. he. Will consist Of 2s 2 inch gdns,
20 inch, ard 10 inch gurK-makiog SO IL s-beHE
than the herrimsc Wstssh and Mir acsoss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-04

SuOV Wnsxv ~ W. saHAA W 81 me A&aAs WfSAsS&
Our fsads h ths country fss, psrfssly sale h psrehss
Ing eli nse6ful neoe0Aseo, end even luxuriso % loug
they have surplus dollars their pocke g articles OF
exchange In he shape ocovn hay wood or chsv proaucs
cf ,beir so thsse ks merchants b.h Of eSchaSge,
market Blu, wheS tie farmer has spen. hs st dollar
and exchanged ell he produce II he 10 sun In debt or
Keeps buying hsw does no OF ,ect to foos the osS
Tnst's the question tho farmer and me merchan, and
the banks a,e In the Same condition.
We suppose the fArmer would counst economy and y
gid prudenrs He would brush up his old ooss and hat;
his old lady would make the old CoAk and the old bonnet
do FOR present. and The daughter t fore
r. he' nteA6 Wait TO the CITY, whilst 'ohu and Eoent
would buckle tbemsevn for the contest 20 dig from inc
soil and Gull from the forest srlcieny Of their Produc:
TO wipe on heir liabilities and turn the balance OF trade
We should adopt the same prudent foresight and follow
the COUNSEL II re cannd pay 10 day, lei every
man forelay lille and try 50 pay to morrow NO man
shouh In these umes be lnexnsbo aud In Inc nAane or
should presume too srt either On the ability or
sno those whom hs IL indebted Let every one
try ard do bis yH he GGnno pay All, lea him 1t lead
try aud pay something; for every dollar paid 10 positive
reef 60 far ~ goes, and when al the dollars are paid
every will breathe fcsr confidence will be restored
snd business viii begin TO flow with renewed activity
through al lis accustomed channels.
In what have sAtd On this side The pzure we de-
duct nothing from what have before sad The other
side We have indeed much to be thankful for In no
generally, nobly withstood tue test II II be
cause they were cleu sighted cautous and prudent We
trust the verify OF Il shock be spent, but We
hardly anticipate that immediate and perfect relief will
few In upon us sun let us be hopefu-these few re
naming north OF the yssr scarcely change mates
the better Let dsrpcod, but svery do his
duty.
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NEW YORK.
Tuu PANIC

From tbs Buffalo Ekprcss, Sept Is
memorable experience. WISE pront BY them, but
the needless 70 and Afvcopfoundcd. We In the
mds Of one OF those commercial and business reyusous
which csne upon men when they disregard ,hosec mmon
and obvious laws OF life and OF trade which must be fol
loved IN order to succeed One Of them 10 that over
trade ard exuayasance In ordinary ie certain 10
suit In the Of men; and anosher 10 that nasIe TO be
rioh, and the consequent speculation and gambling re-
honesty sxity OF business principles ana the overthrow
Of confidence and credit The not Is thai the insane
&C. money honesty Praccsoie bat 70 &c, money 10
most disregard Of commercial faith and business nteg
riiy, and the principle OF honor that formerly
chrscA rized the ranks or merchants, traders, bank
ers, and all those CLASSES which constitute the great
community Of business men, Twenty I've years ago .
mercnAn, dare fail build large just afAr
ward; The dlhonesy of which action Is by means les
sentd by the fact hs. the york done In the OF his
wife II ID doubtless the fac that by some traders falling
ayAi Of their property, 1t thirty twenty five per
cent business trAnsas ion, and such 10 the axsy
Of morals In hs, our time that by certain Claw Of msn
Thp however, only feature of the times but she
well known fact goes 10 sho the necessity CT revolution
in business, whether II done by means Of panic or
other sse. when has become the case thss Is 10 mo .
important to learn how TO avoid the payments OF deb
than 10 pay them-hoW TO fail and maze something
than not 70 fail h ALIVE may be certain that
credit, the great Daais Of trade, VIII sson be de-
ing ~ that Of Esy ptsn Kings There u TOO much dis
honesty much reckiessness too much disregard OF
Meufn G WtW IN publbeH 70 hSWW Ot OoAHu0uCe
in men which prevents panics and revuhions, and up
holds IN ie Ike columns Of etc. nal grAnie. Men must
learn that fortunes arc the OF life OF economy,
thrift and industry that small ard certain prod
better than specusfons, usurous bargains snt stock
gambling. Move ont OF the big houses; sell the laoe,
satin and dam 'sk shich VOC have purchased with
rey that should be rvesed In cur business discharge
the and house servants take the
silk and on the girls and let the boys wax pay your
debts seep within the limits Of legitimate bssissss AMI
ehk bear OF no reyusons nor 2src that you CANNOT
n eot without fear and without reEroach.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-04

Commerce OF the United States with the
West India Holands.
ne proximity or We West India Islands 70 the unnsd
saiss and their early discovery and settlement, caused
xsds 10 be early developed between the two. Al one
time (even in colonial ssase) looked 70 b. Domingo
FOR cheap supplies or sugar. coffee and indigo and sent
back IN return ssorted colonial produce, and subse
quensy after the acquisition Of Jamaica By the Ensish
We had An active trade with In sugar moaaes, coffee
and rum. which Was n's iuerfered with seriously by
the WA Of 1912, and noAlly nearly destroyed by the
emancipation Of he bA ks In 1884 According TO pafiA
rcnasy papers appears aimee The emancipation Of the
slaves that more than 900 estates In Jamaica have been
abandoned, which formerly ssvs employment 70 about
10000 Aborers. Tns Lumber Of Estates abandoned or
partially abandoned fom January 1851 TO January 1853,
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soe. POLICY, provided asss, Of s%a. Denomination q
2. q :. S. .ss ss and
should be ma Of The nuisance that now fsi 70 be gsv
hes be-. ussssssd shss the sound banks OF this ana
the ee,shhcvrg states ehculd make arrangement
crcn exists the New England States have place
eur su.rs. CON mun y. bear the TAI ind oeS Son
them By esprecAI Tsper nc suca arrangement, viii co
made Wttn be cue aucn u no, pronisl cd unless
deemed soneS here n Ne State Zoe banks have no In
terest to have . aos Of re ,empon fhsy will only
move for che shsu their ntsra, AT present, banks
find profitable tend their paper n far from home az
possible inv cal meaps through private banker 10
give starr, ~ten II be passed snd shaved from
oie " i've PER cent, ana Yemun away from homo long
whole matter Fl bank cayrency when gold 10 ii pre-.
rn!um .bt private Banners rather mp trash and II
eel toe Sas Se ~ D ~ srs u nsy ,snS
II a2per cent on The East Eichspgs, Indeed Gold
NJ srly HAT premium thai Is, she Quotation. man
has Aoussnd liars In gold, COZ exchange for
small per cent or none ., iii Oar no currency only
Aai mush o"'os par, In plata Ens'ai and the ~ord OK
cIapse only the fas Our merchants paying
exCs g for hs iepreca bank paper
own state rhs u true all the country Paper cur
rency !, dosn-excsAnse + ios up Our banks IN the
bro stsn.n ready TO gr,b IT, ana drs the gold They
. " "a dogs upos banks or iuue. and make
standard TIE esIks may get indignant al the brokers,
ard sometimes get ~ quite Juror IN the community be
pay.o Il il ell rlShs, however. Wore It not for tbs
check matters would soon be worse N An they are
proaiSss 20 pay are fuiasd with wry isc.s =. The
bank counter. In brgs commercial citss necessity
pss quick ses dement's. The New Yors cly banks keep
ther circulation to near the amount OF spsc o
o. hasd; for thei. i@ues win tome back upon
them, shsse times, in two or three days The
truth H. In the present panic oil promises to pay"
below he reality is The solid substance hA !, wanted
II u roi easy the for this except the
panic The gold plentiful, mere 20 than II has been 81
any previous time and moncyed institutions that ha
been reasonably ell mlnsged can't well fail.
The evil mentioned ~ the CONNER cement OF this Ar
tioie have bad less all the time I,s increase
the WORT Of syupto Banks that send their bills to
cstsn communities have very h1uezs honorable
purposes 70 They ilfi fraud upon the anu
nifty thai ovght TO be prevented II the people OF Louis
vile could determine 70 IT'D themselves or II, II could BIO
prevented We OF the dif culty. II merchant
trades IN indiana Tepnesee ORio he must lake the
rcncy OF those States II that reason In insurmountn
BILE, then submit TO the evil for the diff guilty
viii always exist We think however, that where tbero
will there TO meet such an evil, and the bene
ns will greatly overbslAnce the loss In short time me
whole system OF banks or issue u wrong and will
Lead 70 tDes like ,bese but the county u Immersed In
head and ears, and can only resuiass best
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Contrast thx With the prosperity OF the island Induced
Immediately by the negro devastation Of b. Domingo
in 1885, which in = few years arnihilased supply OF
hhds OF sugar previously exported by that island
70 Enrope, Hiatus which, 10 extent, filed up by
Jamscs which, In six Yeas preceding, had produced an
average OF hhds and la 1901 and 1902 produced
2Se 900 hhds, or 5000 per annum.
The following tables show how far emancipation has A.
feted The island We give the experts In 1884, the year
OF final emancipation compared with those in 1885, about
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-04

TIE productions or the island have continued 70 a OF,
Notwithstanding the increased Intercourse with Il by
means Of English and American steamihin, the difa-
OF gold and he enhanced prices OF sugar and coaee
he products bess suited 70 ~ climate and soil.
We arc indebted 10 . mercantile arm OF this city, on
gagged in the Jamaica trade for the following copy OF the
ooai repor. Of the trade or the and In 1885, compared
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-04

The sixth annual exhibition OF the indiana State Arr
cultural Society v be opened al Indianapolis ths 9Th
Of October and continue each day afterwards up the
10th OF that month me exhibition yin be vory full and
complete. We have been favored with Invitation 70
attend The sr for vhsh have 70 thank the managers
and secretary
Agricultural county fairs src row being held about 70
be held all over the United states AID the majority OF me
snf nal Saie fairs 70 be held In The eary psrs OF
Of October.
The Michigan state Agricultural Fair win be held near
Detroit early psrof In October, but me manssers
have ret the day Of opening The grounds
will be very spacious, and the travel By Steamboats, and
railroad com dious and cheap.
The AGRICULTURAL fairs OF the United STATES are highly In
sirvctvs a. val - amusing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-04

NUMBER AND TONNAGE or REalsTARED sAILIS
szRAn VESSELS (BxCLU3IvE OF RIVER sTsA
OF GRHAr BRIT AIN, EMPLOYED IN The HOs
LAST Right YEARS.
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.S2S,k27,4R

Tosal. 800 0zS,43
me balance for tho year ending 3oh June, 1887 pro-
misses 70 be much larger ~ tho imports Of both coffee and
sugar have boon much groser and u greaily enhanced
prices While our trade WITH Cuba and Porto Rioo has
largely increased will be perceived chat 1t during
the past eight years remained Dery stationary with the
British West India Islands. Has not the payment OF
balance against chiefly for sugar sad Coffee Of about
$50 900 nothing 10 do with hard times and money
crisis In the United Stateli
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-04

efoe Of the United States with the Won India Islands
shows Asss md ooatinualy incrsasns balance agaas
tho former This balance chiefly found In our trade
with Cuba end Porto Rioo.
No take the whole period from lSts 70 juno 30,
1855, . period Of eight years. NO snail hnd that me
changes have been - follows,-
ISl8. 1855 Increase
Exports. els oSs, ISL S17,Ss2,12 S2,aSo67S
Imports ....... III, 66l,3 lb 36,2S3,196 1851 9So
We thus nnd thai, while our imports nom the West
India islands have, In eight years. increased SIT bSl $780,
exports 70 hsm have, In tho sams no. increased only
81 230bys the chief balance against IL found In
trade with Cuba and Porto Rioo. which has beeu ~
solOwS-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-04

United NtRtes DtstftCt AttornFys UIffcc.
ReBnIsY os LHlTrRs - man named Nlnaoa
rested en- the complaint OF George Wilkes charged with
roDblng letters The rol office containing rcmlanoes
Intended for bis, Nichols employer. Held 10 sps~er.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-04

Ths British Marine
MulDn AND TONNAGE on eAILIHa AND sruAv
s,.s EVIL. LIAM. AND s.o1 razD IN sxzAr ssIr'
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Ss,s6I,98T
S1s,aO6,66o

We thus find that In eight years exports to these
two nandS only Increased Aboat million Of doArs,
while our imports increased about fourteen millions or
nearly doubled.
II We include the balance against In trade with
Brazil with that OF Cuba and Porto Roo shall Ind the
account TO stand thus
1883
Cuba ard Porto Mco-baance $40 1854 500
PRAY ". 1877 .1O3
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Nav YeaE. nay =.
The di0saltiss In shs police dspastnsat
eulaiastsd In Dsooklya on Saturday aiGAs.
10 a. epsn ousbseat q The Ninth District
Gsatoa 6esss. Capt Miller end deer
Hsups. who ere In favor Of the law, were
driven from the station House, and Haups
was severely bsstsa. and !, vas thsseht
wssld have sssn killed II 10 bod Dot drown
pistol.
The Amsriesn schooaes Charles Nil,
Captain Saith. iron nsysgsss, q. Doain-
%. ran into . Dominicsn packet, which
crossed her bows daring March. capssia
Smith 10 INV In jail In d. 0emiaeo. 10 De-.
issit Of payment Of hns Of oo.ooo, for
wilfsl damage 10 the Demssisaa vessel. He
hss sbsndeasd bic sshooasr 10 The govern
mant.
A correspondence he'd passed between
nr. Elicit, u. B. Co0msseial Asoas, and
the Doataicaa gevesaoest. TIE fssosr
ssked ~ freede0 Of the vessel and On In.
dsaaity Of oeO.Ooo. The Deaisiean eov.
sra0sas decliaed 10 seceds 10 he demssAs
aad thus the matter rests.
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PAAiale 0aIsf MIL. 49, The mill u
Asssss. JacLsos Z Csrnan on the peairis
beck VI Dsvssposs 10 slaest ssaplsssd. Il
70 inssadsd - . custom mill. will rus fesse
Stones. asd IL y The iatsasion 70 make Il
turn ont - good Aosr = any Mill - ~
sesnssy. Il he's bsss sssssed q ~ sspesss
Of iron iour V I've theusssA dollsss. sad
ws hops The psepsissess will realise hasd.
seas setssa Tor shsir ssssspriss.
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Tas Rivsa.-Ths river ssIll soasinuee
slo~ly swelling. There y bsi lissls patch
Of whsrf.rooa Left frost Of Dusrs~s 4
Pssttymans. and the foot Of Drsiy sssst
sdsss b., confined place Tor fright. We
want better wharf fssilisiss. and Il y . ~
hoped . nice slice Of that one hsndesd
sAsssaad dollsss will b devoted u improv.
iag the levss.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-27

CsvscsL Pseosssssss. our ssesst u
Cosssil proceedings psblisAsd yesterday.
. nambss Of smalI errors occurred. A.
thsss vsse oil ewiag 10 The isss Of net hsv.
ia0 reed the psssh In psssss. ~ shall take
ssss 70 avoid sssA mistakes 10 shs fsasss. -
Our reports will - foil SD sosssss. and
~l'sa he psesssdiass 80 not 10 Ioae. 90
ssopaaisd By sbsssscts Of he ssmests Of
AAssoss ere ssbjssss 81 Interest 70 sAsis
coss tituesss
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II rows.-ws are gratiAsd . - the
familiar fass Of ous old fsissd ssd fellow
citisen nr. A. G. Pultea. sbese The nasss
and changes Of the city. He b here on =
business wish. sad = &sp ssisg Of bic choiss
property II good bssgsias. . sssal. ns
cells It prices low sssash 70 leave . sss
gia for The pso1t Of the bsyes.
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Neal nsoooeo 0nAoo.
~ TnD CITY AID COUNTY.

asssasss Wsas.s o. o.On0s L. HlCRoa.lA,,
0oneeA neal 0eeq1s DUnbog,
DAv1spoass louA. Hay e0eA, Doos.
Thb Int soapsisss I'll ~ pdseipal salss
In Tie county Ter the lea sight dsys. shs
dssds Of which have bees 1lea 1t ~ -.
eoedsr's oGlss. TIE senior Of eoaveyan.
Cos. iselsdias .ostsagss. Tor ~ cane
time. amount 70 eas AssArsd asd sieAy.
Two. ard ~ ssgrsgats sslss to sboss $751;
sis-iaAspsadsst Of usss dssds, &c.
Within Tie moath several pisess Of city
property have bssa cold three siass. at .
Aasdsoas advance each tine.
Very aasy capitalize hsvs breseAs In
oessy TO isvsst In city property. b, or
rate Of interest on aossy loaned are %
high. that naay sss deferred iron buying
property. fearing that purshsses nay not
yish - large per cent. - money q inter.
sss-at 80 TO - per cest.
This y . eomaoa srsos which shosld 30
corrected. for men must not expect % large
retufas on real estate ownsd. o on moasy
loaned. where the risks ere ssch greaser.
More real estate has chsagsd hssds In
this eouaty durisg the month Of nay than
for any previous month.