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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-09


sca GyoHoE MERCER Robinson from PHILADELPHIA FOR
Boston with persons-captan and lady crew I'VE In
numberwcn ashore three quarters south &c Shark
River Inlet morning of 9th inst, between and O'Clock An
hands safely landed the beach Her cargo consist.
Of zotons " coal
Sur CoRTrA LAWRENCE before ropoed bv Gre
At Mobile had hnished dsehargng her Of hay DAY
sn % xns e p1o sn 9i early On me morning q The y
The burning ship, In The boass safe Tar a. lie WIS con
perhaps saa a. ae.e 'a so Ss o e
grafton \ Involved u doas, and eSna Te cause OF e
B.Rs CAR. recently abandoned sea- This
s ior se ller cargo consisted q CSC coal
TONS mdse, principally chemicals.
Bars IspIasA of and from Savannah for Boston pu, into
10 hois ~ inst having experienced heavy gales; spit sails
BRie KArE HtArn-B Beaufort Nc Nov a-The brig Kate
m. a. q New York from oardrnasfor Portland with
ns e .spe Lockout sei The mate states int
greet foree captain wa. compelled 10 pa her sha
:, 9e ssar,, point s thinks DC vessel and cargo win
of unaervrasrs) - "O''e'' D'N0
psie 1guossrr, Smith, seued from Enr,on ia, i'm ut
cargo discharged 20h when the leak was found She
would be ready Tor sea In Few days.
BRc RIO GRASbE of Bath from Savannah for 81 John
NIB put into Holmes Hole sh inst with m en- sick
sem nss-NoreIs, Nov SHE .chr ben, Capt Mccready
Elwood Walter, ksq, Secretary Board Undefw fieisj
Broon xe Sssus DOWN ne Sores se came so
IN her bow ies sunk On pier il Mr. "'' ''''e
ScHR FASHION where stated was driven sshore On
the bahamas about zh ult and hilged.
Sem Joas BowsAs before reported lost good vessel
OF ~ tons about 70 old the raptau and
parties IN Philadelphia and Insured Capt Mears was
about 70 OF nciye OF Accomac va where he
leaves wife. Her consisted Of John Pos and James
and 6eoree Richardson brothers, all Young residents
scnF gusoRr pu, into Holmes Hole 10 last vnh forcsa,
and jb split
Sem mrrcrR, where from or bound not stated was
ashore At Long Branch NJ, 9Th inst woai be ato loss
saved.
srsavEE PmSrAs Spp ,cur from PHILADELPHIA f,v BOSTON,
was fallen ~ With morning 81 Sh inst On Head ~ stosu,
er CITY o. New scrk FROM Boston for Phiads ha vie sss
OF ruddcr and lover her late Holmes Hole who're se "a.
mains - -
Notice To Mariners.
Notice s hereby ryen bell Is mis- lug from tic baa,
stationed on Graves Ledge 49,
lhe toa, VII Be- removed or repairs ne rs f,vopa5e o.
Barrel fock buoy, red and white horizontal arsa a 70
ported adrifi " Lighthouse channel - -
~ nrter 81 ne Lighthouse faat,t
Boston, Nov 0, 1855 '''PN t''u7@
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canadian was IN fsir demand, with sales of about 800
80 bbk, within the above quotations southern IN
fair demand with sales Of about 500 bbs within
range 81 our figures. Wheat steady aud In fair de-
oholcc white Michigan a. 81 AZ so i,es nnos
at u o., FOOD Milwaukee club a. phc 4 psc nnso,nd
s 81 s spring ., ,oc.i prime white Kentucky at
VI %, ana prime southern at 81 a.. Corn again
stn.r, with sales Of about 40 600 bushels Including
good 70 choice Western mixed n 70 70 Tec West
err yellow ~ soc, and yellow Southern at pOc. Rye
sales 81 5000 bushels Western 10 store were made al
zoe Barley was 10 fair request, with sales Of $4,000
bushels including State and CANADIAN al TIC J5c Oats
we're firm and market unchanged.
tottkE was unchanged. Large sacs Of Java we're ru.
mored which We could not trace The stock Of RIO
sad " DC reduced 70 about 500 bags The sales EN-
bfaoed about goo bags Of RIO II pac 12c and 90 do
Bahia AZ sAc with 800 bags Of Maracabo at p. T. and
CorrS.--1he market again heavy and lower The
sales embraced about 500 bscs closing al about III &c
III sc, chiefly az the latter figure for nd1lng up,ands
Geographic speak Il frost Al Noe opld THIS
have been general will have terminated further pro
.I.ss y bsls 'nal We're approaching maturity and thus,
70 some extent hx limits 20 the present crop
fRnoHTs -knqsgoncnis we're limited To Liverpool
about 700 bbls -four wvre taken G ~ a, ls 81 and
semc sah ots u cotton II lod and 732d, rs terces
tcc al 1cs and 10 tons eovorscel al lss There was
nothing new Va rates % Glasgow ~ u london r. Ilre.
men .oo pales = cotton were engaged al Sc and 20 0o
THrH-sales Of about 600 boxes were made Al a. 40
ior ayers ~ % ~ Re 81 10 or halves and o21.c
Tor Quarters and 20 boxes Nalcucias 1T Tt.e.
HAYsaes 81 $50 bales were rcporied al loc 20 s5c
Hofs We're steady, With some saes u new al he fsc
LixE was quiet a 75c. for common and a, s7ysc for
lump Rockland.
Notsssrssnall sacs Of View Orleans noe crop ,ero
made at Doc and LOO bills New Orleans ia robood a.
&c ~
NAvu sroRfs were quiet, and sales o. moment were
made.
Ous.-Markct unchanged.
PRoyi-,oss .Iork-Ibe market was firm Tho sales en-.
brsced about 900 bbs 600 of which were moss Al eI7
z ana luo 90 ~ vi 70 nj which the market closed
Included IN the sales were os prime AZ sl3 rs for
new, and al the close held al higher fguroe Reef was
steady while sales we're confined o. about 700 bbls in lots
ri $40 30 tl2 FOR repacked Western an sl2 10 sI3
ior extra Prime mess was nonai small lots Of Chicago
beef hans were sod at SIS Bacon and cut meats we're
quiet and rrses rom.nal Lard firm, with sales Of
about 400 hbis and tcrcos al lose i0slc for olj
Duties and cheese steady without change ~ nras
stK vas 9slet. snd salcs limited =, 9s,c saSc.
StctrsIhc market wns firm and closed a, about <c
advance. The sales embraced alout sqa boesbeads A.
IN o. csc 7Sc 120 to- Porto Rico NJ tie. and COO
boxes a. r. T. 49,
WamKsys--The market wbs active and from, 900 . 600 /
shls. were reported goif n 21r ! 22izc
fAiE ~ HEAt bYt1E-Ihe property belonging 10 tho /
NiCo.ny ior 90 800.
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Capt. John II. Smms, who was lately ordered TO the
command of the marine guard Of the United States recev
ing ship North Carolina, has reported for duty and as
sumed command.
Lieut.. n. NJ Cohen United States Marine corps who
lately ordered to the United States steamer Canada
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER IAL.

MONDAY Nov. SIS p. NJ.
The bank statement Of today shows smaller decline
in specie than anticipated The figures for this and
the previous week are
WEEK endq Loans. Specie. Ctrctldtioa. DEPOSITS
Nov. s126 $50 &C. 7o7 ST. $50, $3.50 los sol $50
Nov. S.. I26, ,+92 20 35 355 $3.50 log 2i7 AS
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NUNs 80 z Vt.
Asnks-The market steady with small sales Of pots
al &c. and pearls at &C.
Bhsarsrrsrs market, after the recent
inciement weather, was more active and with good de.
nd, chiefly from the home trade with some lots disposed
OF ior export The transactions footed up about 900
1000 bbs, closing mainly within the following range Of
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There was hearing before tho United States Crcut
Court Al Cincinnati Friday, the charges OF Contempt
arising ont Of the refusal Of the Sheriff o. Hamilton
county surrender the assets Of the Ohio Life and Trust
Company into the hands Of the receiver appointed by the
Circuit Court G. Wright, Chas. sctson, Samuel Fos-
dick, George Crawford Clement DIETRICH and Abraham NJ
Taylor answered satisfactorily uterrogatores propounded
and the charges against them were dismissed The hear
ing was to proceed on Saturday against the other parties
including the Sheriff An extraordinary amount Of legal
talent engaged in these trials Among those who took
part on Friday were five ex-Jadges, viz Wright Hosd
hey, CALDWELL CONN and Matsers Nessrs stansbefry,
Mclean, Todd, Lincoln, Werthngton and Thompson
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RAILROADS.


vf<y'rrssr0, &C.
: -
a CENTRE SrREET-wANrKD, $4,000 WORTH
~ of new and len on clothing for the Western
erteer VIII receive the highest
snah os y calling - the store addressing fhos. n Con
roy, "A Centre street
K "a mn TO INVEST IN SECOND ANN CI,arn
ReS.tVV lnRt0 pet cent han u given by othsrs
9. " canci ur large small ots Of LEFT oh ~ snILue
%binai ~ agpli1g personally hr0ngh post W sAhtk
a. N2flNFY. ~ Pearl ssrsat
40 NON WORTH IN NEW An CAsf OFF CtUfH
NC.tNfo inf wsried for Which any ner cent more VII
cneh fhln be obtained eissslsre Tor rRe
anal b. Nd esng CO. ling Al the ~ WASH
ns CenGe street, corner of Duane street
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ENAMRiLFD CHAMBER srrTs or FURNITURE, ~
"a AZ cn1rs and styes whoeaae and retail At prices trorr
~ ana upWn.ds WARREN WARD III Canal siroet tosa
No. So tour dnora cast of Broadwey, New York
49,
EURNITURF. lRN1TURE.-1IIGHEsT CASH PRICE
pAd io household and ofice furniture, and all Minds ~
personal trup"tiy liberal advances made FUR Nurei
hhse wagons watches Diamond ant merh iisc ODE sold
{" stored App'y ORCHARD WAllEas, Is Cel,irne y
LrURNTuRF BOUGHT FOR READY MONEY - FAR
saiue 81 ready money 60 furniture carpets, to1fs
a.. Ae x sish avenue between Ninth and Tenth sree'
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Enn nnn VARIOUS GRADES OF HAVANA.
i.pVV.VVV domestic and German scgars, at ~ prr
cont below market value Cash purchasers win
w. a. CHFFRs n Broadr.s.
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SPORTING.

> -
COMPLIMENTARY EXHIBITION 70 MR.. JOHN NOR
" RfSSEN.-The numerous friends Mr. John Norrissay
intend giving him grand complimentary benefit friday
evening, the l2th Instant ri hoyms theatre 1893 and al
Bowefy, opposite Spring street hlch occasion
presented with The stakes ls5eD which be won In The s:s
great fight for the championship the Bepl
fey he viii be assisted by all ,he accomplished proea-
snrs on sparring IN New York comprising Messrs Aaron
Jones Kelly, a.. Australian Champion Shepherd his IA,
nanrf Barney Aaron sccy, Johnny Roche Fitzgerald
Harry 6rilben, Phil Clare Kerrigan and many olhere
equally well known for their scientific knowledge Of he
boxing. Tickets dollar each, he praci
pal sporting houses the city doors OF the theatre
Doors open at O'Clock; commence at eight O'Clock
precisely.
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E'ANcY FuKs - w.o,v

MISCELLANEOUS.
EAS0i f'As At WHOLESALE.
nA1l ~ 3 s ss.uss Co,
ws. ss rsDsss.y ;nnc1.es ss.,' end .s..s
4. very s.s.,.i moi quit. us.s,.. gr.s.s. ssog!.a y
months throwing their open for reainx purposes
ss T % s
he s.y s ySS, sss IN n s =:
..me but on contrary 40 sui seie1e IN the ability
1's cs Il ss ky Il iVpGr' HOUSE
To his end they now invite me attention of those any
Wy ' H as5 Ss' f%ssS f ,,s O
CENTS SufFfsss csPs ' Sosf fspr'n varieties
all Of which they Win eli % .ah syers srs * f.yss
competition and legitimate bnanea 49,
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
EVERY woSAH Mrn OWN LAWYER
or r ssxslf AUD ss T. ~ sse5 r. q wnstx
and ~ she s Of which every female whatsoever sua-
n0n a0de1 sE sT VA and and be
containing lie laws 81 De dlareai states rera,ve to
BY George nS S'YrS large enp % s,s s
r,,.,.., -, bali leather. Price u.
DID, married or single y as In s States
''''i DrGs FITzeERALp.
Also for sale By all booksellers in this place. :
:. We ssose look sent " mall on receipt Of 30 cents
il by he Countess DHaussouviie.
Transh from The French By J. T. eousrd ~ mo- boards
price 10 Free by mail receipt of the amount
y. NJ. nANkh1Y, 1i2 Fulton street
--------------~
NEWSPAPERS.
PHILADELPHIA PAPERs.-THE PRESS EDITED By
to John g. Forney, received daily aud for sale hy H. a.
LAWRENCE, bookstore No vesey street Asior House.
no ALL ADVERTISERS
Excerpt lottery swnders astroorlsts husband and wife
hunters retired whose lire irs run
OUT and chafiatans and quacks generally
NJ wish Advertisements be elegantly printed and
placed where they Will be read, send Them ID
THE SATURDAY PRESS
No Spruce sireeiwhich has the select circulation of
any journal IN the city.
RAILROADS.
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY
IN winter arrangement ON and after Monday 1853
trains viii leave Twenty sixth street New YORK follows
$40 for White Plains 9a9 4. N Williams Bridge; 10
7. NJ, Williams bridge; p ~, Mlleron r, NJ troton
streets, SO y. NJ wiams Bridge Returning Will leave
"A. n, from White Plains $40 A. NJ William Bridge A.
NJ, CroloD Falls A. NJ, Mlerton; ~ A, NJ White pains
500 A. NJ mil train for Albany 1899 A. NJ from Williams
Bridge l2eo n, Wine Plains; NJ, White Plains r.
WI &c AMPBFgL, supdsniendens
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pOTNTFR DOC FOR SALE.-A VERY HANDSOME
pointer dog. broke. Apply al $50 Washington street
CPoRT-A PIGEON MATCH WILL TAKE PLACE ON
- the Beak House grounds for so side Wednesday
Nov TO- AT O'Clock, WIN BRDw 80
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the sale Of the sase works in favor Of the Ralrodd Com
pany. This decision affects several prominent conpah'"
Of Pennsyivana and neighborng States.
The earnings Of the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton
Railroad Tor October compare - follows
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

500 as7 ssS 1856 ss3 100 2l7 rs
sNo report. Same rs last week
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OCO LOUIS ANkfCH. matchmaker from Ccpenhagra,
respectfully Informs the public ai he for the of " ~t
repair rnd clean The finest Watches including main and
spring gsssss Tor IL months without
ing employed the hes, Matchmaker Europe be "a.
sure the public thai he win give every Satisfaction.
LOUIS ArRICH est Broadway
Two DOOR ah0vA uniiv
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were s1s 3s2 lSa 70, and The balances 81 3ol sss S.
Aobey = "iihoGt change. Foreign exchange Is quiet
~N@F tomorrow intervening before The sailing Of tic
"e'~er bankers bills are held a. 1905 X good
commercial hills a. 1857, Ioa ffasce At Igsfesis
The Supreme court y Pennsy isanla has decided IT,
g saa bdvecn thc sunbury and Erio Railroad Company
saa ti'tan4 Caumssioncrs lin which us involved ,be
'onsitoagly y VIC - Of Tie legislature aathotIzng
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)OD wARD.-AT PRIMARY ELECTION OF THE
III democratic republican electors the Twenty
ward held on Monday evening Nov at GO Eighth avenues
the following ket received majority OF the votes
city tonvention-tenando Wool, Daniel Niter Francis
n, JohD Adams, James
Aldermanc observation-disclosures Riley, John Cronk Chas
Boyd Sebastian Michael Corey etze John
Maserson, Thomas Nolsn, John oluut
CounclniapG Convenion-Slshsrt Ungemach Benjamin r.
Fairclud, Dennis y. Root John Coaky, james Kelley
5 S PMS iss \, y flor, inspectors.
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CORPORATION NOTICES.

CORPORATION NOTICES.
NOTICE. THE COMMITTEE ON ARTS AND ecFEN,7r~
~ Of The Board nf COuncmcn will hold a
No. CITY Hal, on "Wednesday 1nih Inst, O'Clock ~
Parties having business before SAID
attend. CHARLES a. CORNELL. )Conlrnittee or
a. McGARRFN,
A. BUNCE, y and Sciences.
DRoPosALE WILL TIE RECEIVED nv THE UNnER-
tiRned, SchnC bhirers % the Nineteenth ward tnr he
purchase Of four fun lots OF ground between Seventy hh
and Eighty third streets and Fourth second Pro-
posas 10 be presented to either Of The commee the reM
dence Of either Of the members thereof before the 0 q
November said lots required fer public school building
1EkkkNgE FARLEY,
Fifty fourth street Fourth avenue,
HENRY II. BOLSTER, Con-.
~ West forty third street, \ mlts,.
DANIEL GALLAGHER,
ISL East Forty seventh street,
PROPOSALS FOR $50 TONS OF ANTHRACITE 60 Ar,
for the several courts aud county Offices Miners and
dealers coal respectfully requested 20 send their
poeals furnishing the above n the CLERK Boarf ~
kupervisoS No. CITY Hail. before the 18Th Ths
OF the best anthracite coal delivered
the Park NJ other place designated by several
Committees Of the Board Of superysors The proposals 70
the price Of each ton FURNISHED including arge the
number Of pounds 70 each The committees
serve hr right OF rejecting all propositions
which may be received. BY order
ISAAC BELI,JH, I chairmen
ORISON BLUNT, OF
VIM r. sTEwART,l several
Nov. = 1858 JNO. r. BRIGGS ] Committees
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nAMONDs, DIAMONDS, DIAxoNDs-L Hermann
- co.. S5 broome street. manufacturers Of diamouds ara
nns Jewery keep eonssany on hand large assortment a
diamond cwehy patterns which shey beg
TO call the attention OF persons dcsirous purchasns D-
noEds old gold Or siyer bought taken In exchange
I OUTS ANRrCH, RICH JrwEIRv AND DIAMOND
msnh 80 br.sdway opposite Great Jones street,
The s,c~k copss. Of the richest eoid jewvlry m
ported expressly for Broadway trade; ades and rrrus
nens watches carat gsd chat.lSne. and chains. We
hoest diamond work made 10 order Cine gold wo~k
maze 10 order; chain bracelets with I'm. gold nara
bracelets prn and engraved ID gold sleeve but
IONS VIII be snd tor She Having reduced
be y convinced that ninhe sp.nce better than sovs
shilling Az Kinds Of je~ery repaired equal new IN he
''''' uine o. = hours LOUIS ASRicii Jsweiler,
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The undrawn deposits have been and are as follows
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10TH wARD.-AT PRIMAY ELECTIOS HELD At
III the -Four Mile House, Monday evening Nov pnr-
united cali from the r. ople's gulars
Committee the following persons elected the Conven-
tons designated below
Conyeniion-1homas McSpedOn Terence Fairly Daniel
Gallagher Robert Earle Vim. Roach.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Dolan, ~ j. Macdonough VIM Clare.
Michael Met ann. 1hou~s Geraghty.
,harierMich-e o'Briea, Daniel Rellaher John Walsh,
John Ford Gnsavus A. Newman Roger Dolan, Francis
com, Philip ipkinaur, Michael Clare
S S SSsSsE "a 5sssssstssa ra.p.ssor
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11TH WARD.-AT PRIMARY ELECTiON HELD ON
Monday evening, November at i3S Mulberry street,
the following ticket was elected
County ConvenuoD.-James Ty nch Michael Smith, James
Mccullough, William Fitzpatrick James Gibbons.
Couneilnanic Convention Michael Fletcher, Thomas
o Brien, James Dorian, John j. Murphy Michael Burke.
Charter Convention liassett John Boyd, Hugh
0Bren, Thomas Smith Jr, William Carroll Bernard Con-
way, John j. Gully, John Bush, John Cummings
JOHN j. MURPHY,
JAMES DORIAN, INSPECTORS,
JAMES EAGAN,
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50'Jiarlcm RR pref.
1900 Reading RR....
200 do ..... bio
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EAGLE WORKs,

N~sNNF&AfNSF Ae~@A@~&&F
I 3 the largest haehinsry Msnugassorv am
l. Depot in the Unissd States. yshars ma !
Be foand Railroad Freight CaEs, portahis
and sEatiDnary stsan eaKtRes, l0e0mo uveg
tahalafS and eylsaaaE sEsan boal era. ssz.alxs
pipe, bFsachas. ahsea woxk, ate. agla I'M
kinds Of wood and urea RsaeAlAarY.
Premlum Portable Earealag aaw sssaaaae
with Important improxsments I-Eraekfsssnt
Welch 3 GriGGthss circular saws 81 ~.
cry size. Noyes' portable asus and esw,
mills, with new Improvements. wfkh az
witnoul 5oits, and general nsi asYnsahiu9m
A fun asaOFtHent og leather asa rubber
osltiag, = Wholesale aad retail. Hapeklor
Rhingta mills.
ClsEk's Petaas FsedeF AID ALARM. a ssaee
pFsyentatfSe oa boiler aKploslan eroxn lew
water aseam and waEaF wanxaa. steam
whistles, Atiahs9 hrsna work md engine
trimmings, casEingn and mil kear1nw.
Gates patent screw casksf. hest a. CHR
tstss hlas, st our own isnpoxsaeEen.
Scales from the s1AaIl souatsF. 20 tat
ralifnaa OF weigh lock semas. Aleo. sugar
Hsallss letter presses, wprshussa trucks.
ste. Wesay 10 the pshgle fhas aux huslds
lAgs and other azanEevemensa easnasneeA
lass year, era AL e0mpaasad. @zd II fasll oz,-
sEeklsns apAa ws aEis FFsfsaEaa e kII al o.
dsfs Tor machinery via snklrs pssasps
aaTas wAxssR rHa sAsa i snAaHR
!. ,, aArxa S. wAmm9x, p. snAkmsnaas
a " wAmME1g .. u RMAasMs
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@@45WR ~ In "a 4 M0aRME
w@MW Co. Kw
GmMM@AN AM a6 q ~ aHm@mmAas
$3.50 fssssasa mls.zs 49,. syssh4xs...A :,

Gm1Nm@aA MaMaza 80 Mss 1@@mwAa.
a.sssss csaas nsss zzrshgA -
FSAassw @eaa
IFs0NM & 80 wfEh 1slltnimg Lzas Of
III Dalgy pseksss end eaale Railg0AGs 10
st Louis; aiass wiln Neznans Hedge 4 Coss
spiandid iins IL Eeaeha AsH tAs 81. 3oml
spA aad HahalAsl nalIseaS is aAl poiasa
East
This Tina paassa hEo ia Asugssa ing
Eowna X uaaaweeas Asx. HsAasg, Aaa-
tin, Linden; ke.ep0as aasA City, xsssgsn.,
Rfllmura 80 AyaASN T1lF0h sias
eountEys asla 0ssE 3 good ID II aaz Essx anssd
ard scnafnEf u ~ aagrs saa ~ ah9 sgs
Lane in kh@ wsakezB sary
rss KnpST, pFsp6asax
y. Il. sEAass Aaak, Nsaes 0faes Ceass
a2l BsnlEs.
i Aug. III 1elIF AZ
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Ready.hade Clothing,
oEeFTs, EuaNlIs1lNaa aoona

~4%S" TAFAf$sSfft~Ns GOODS
Ever offered TO the public Ia this city. ana
Hs aFsrseety1Ag weekly per Express from
a. soesphy ana by team large additions 70
oSzg stock.
Having xanplsxson IN oar nsw salssro,..
% sxhieit cur goods, We shaH take pleasure
In showing them 10 sll,
Old aaa RsBRg-~ISAosS cad Taai
Whether they wish 10 purchase ar nat
ogf me- io--~ Large saiss and small prohtg1
viii pc faithfully adhered 70. a. our pressat
sseek mnst Pc closed OUT between this as4
spsEn prsp.FsEoTy 70 going into an exelg.
aAKe Wholesale business.
- Cali soon~-now Is your time to Oh
tain great bargains
LEHMAN BROS
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800 Ksnshels Of Wheat,
GREAT WESTERN
BLANK BOOK MANDATORY,
4 ww ma wRFwnpwR wzuvuous Al


CULVER, PAGE q HoYEE,
No. Las & $50, Lake ssrsss, eorasT Q
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Id riety; Statieaery Of all kinds, ans
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tina, for County and City ofiieers, CoFpo
rgsions, Bankers. Abstraeting, &c, a
Wholeaaie and Retail, and at the loves
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sale Of Ruling Peas ana Machines, Cuttiht
Machines, Paging Machines, Lying and
Standing Press, Bark and ColoFed Leather
Straw Tar, and Trunk Boards, and Coagsi
4 f'sid's inks. all Sf which viii be sole
ct ManufaetnraF's prices.
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By ClAndims r. r. PertaF, living In
Caaa Township, Cas- county, Tewa, on
lhs 2lst day Of November, 1851, oEe paig
og spoEksd oxen, red and wAiEs. On the
right ear af cue h . swallow fork on the
other OK, "a under slit3 one 81 is larger than
the other. Said oxsR Are about three years
oia--appEaiss3 at 955. By q. 8. Carey,
Z Nc Ross assd Henry Reynolds, before n.
Smith, Jastiee Of the Peace, az said Town
ship, en- the 9TH Day Of DeesAAsr, 1867.
trus eopY gYpsn the = EstrAy Book.'t
CHAS. BALDWIN, Clerk
Issvss. Dee, IL. t57. Az