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Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-02

by Rev. J, w. Keely, March 2jth. at the Valley
House In Brookville, JosEPH HoDsoS aud MISS
CHARLOTTE SroKEs.
Same day by the same, THOMAS j. Powers and
MISS SARAH j, PErTYcRgw.
By the same, rIarch goth, JEREMIAH ScHo oxovEn
and MISS CATHERINE CHAPMAN.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-02

~ Capt. Mills took from this port,
for the present weeks installment, over
two thousand dozen of eggs.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-02

sS- Mrs. Hannah Plummer; widow of
Rev. G. H. Plummer, died in Blooming
Grove on Thursday, 'hs 25th, inst.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-02
Spring Barley
COMMISSIONERS APPOINTMENT.

ORDERED By THE Board that Michael Batzner.
" Of Rockville Township; Aaron Ii. Line, Of
Butler Township; Jonathan Goble, of Mctamora
Township; James Wright, Of Fairfield Township;
Andrew j. Ross, of Posey Township Elnathnn
Corey Of Blooming Grove Township; John Y.
ricketts,, Of Salt Greek Township; John D. Moor
man Of Ray Township; Thomas Clifford, Of Laurel
Townships Aaron G. Miller, of Springfield Township,
Emanuel Withers, Of Highland Township; Saml
Davis, of White Water Township; and John Sam
ucs, Of Bath Township, be aud they are hereby ap-
pointed Board Of Nisitors--to visit tho Poor Asy-
lum of franklin County, that they bc requested 10
meet at said Asylum on the goth day of May, 1858;
that they examine the condition of said Asylum,
the treatment, management and condition Of the in
mates thereof And that they make report thereof,
10 the next meeting Of this Board.
Audt Is further ordered that the Auditor furnish
a copy Of this order for publication in the Franklin
Democrat aud Rockville American.
State Of Indiana, 49,
Franklin County. %
I John III. Quick, Auditor Of said County do here
by certify that the above and foregoing order of APP
pointment was made by the Board of Commissioners
OF said County, at the March session, 1858,
In witness whereof have hereunto set my hand
- and affixed my Seal OF the Board Of Com
SEAL \mlssioners, of Said County, at Brookyille
'\10N/this sth day of March 1883.
masch y JOHN II. QUICK, Auditor.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-02

- Attention is called to the adver-
fiscment Of w. r. Larue, who offers
Sweet Potato sprouts for sale.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-02

We are authorized to announce the name Of l.. v.
c. Lynn, as an independent candidate for Sheriff
Of fTanklin County.
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Attention !
BROOKVILLE COLLEGE.


REv. q. A. CHASE, A. NJ, President.
J0HS Z. Rous, A. b., Professor of Languages.
r. J. NJ. GOODWIN, A. b., Professor of Mathc-
matics.
Miss MARY TAREISoToS, NJ. l.. H., Teacher Of
Preparatory Department
Mrs JonS y. Rous. ME-. L., Teacher Of Vocal
and instrumental Music.
OFFICERS or BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
JAMES II. STEER, Esq, President.
WrLsoN MoRRow Esq. Secretary.
Row JOnN W. kEELY, Treasurer.
The Current term commenced Feb l., 1858, and
will close ON the 18th Of April The next term will
commence April 2lst, aud will close on the LIST OF
July, ON which day the Annual Commencement FIX
ercises will take place. A vacation Of eight weeks
follows.
The Institution Is in nourishing condition and
offers good advantages 10 young ladies and gentle-
men desiring practical education.
No young men, however, arc admitted who will
not sign pledge 10 abstain ENTIRELY from the use
Of intoxicating liquors. while member Of the Col
legc. Two literary Societies exist In tho school, and
in successful operation. Libraries connected
with each of thoni,
Boarding can be obtained In good families al
81, 25 per week. Several Students hire rooms and
board themselves, and In this way render their OK.
pensos much less. Students OF this class will al
ways be welcomed by the President, who will on
deavor To assist them In securing good rooms. Cat
aiosues viii ho forwarded, and enquiries promptly
answered by the President
ticbJ'jS-tl.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-02
DR.. JOHN w. KELLY.
JOHN W. KELLY,


WRITES AND TAKES ACKNOWLEDGE
w ments Of Deeds, Mortgages and Powers of At
torney, aud does all other business which Notary
is authorized to do.
MISCELLANEOUS AND SCHOOL BOOKS,
W Blank Books, and Stationery Of all kinds
Family and Pocket Bibles constantly hand.
Terms reasonable. JN0. W.KEELY.
Ifeb5'5 S-lyr.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-02
CANDIDATES.

Two Dollars in advance will be charged for an
nouncing all candidates for Office.
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ROCKVILLE HIGH SCHOOL

REV. r. b. ABBOTT, A. NJ, PnIScIPAL.
MISS HENRIETTA S. HAY, I Ass,s~
MR.. J. J. ALTERNATELY,
The year is divided into four terms Of eleven
weeks each. The third term Of the present year
will begin Feb. 22d.; the fourth, May IL.
TUITION PER TERM.
Reading, Pcnnmanship, Primary Grammar,
Geography, Mental Arithmetic, $3.50
Practical Arithmetic, Grammar, Geography,
History, 100
Algebra, Natural Philosophy, Rhetoric,
Physiology, Astronomy, 800
Geometry, Trigonometry, Surveying, Men
tai and Moral Philosophy, Latin,
Greek, Book kOeping coo
Declaiming and composing are strictly attended
to. The Bible Is used text book, and made
the basis Of moral and religious instruction.
N. b. No INCIDENTAL FEEs ARE CHANGED. No
is made from tuition bills account Of
absence, unless oecasioned by sickness, other
fvoidabc circums taneos.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-02
FREE OF CHARGES!

T HAVE JUST RECEIVED another lot Of DIR.
i w. MmLER's RHEUMATIC Fun, for the cure OF
rheumatism, Pains, Swollngs, SIrains, contracted
Painful sincws, Muscles or Joints, Neuralgia,
Nervous Headache, anything Of that nature
Persons afflicted, by calling on me can have ap-
pieation, free Of charge which will satisfy them Of
IT, wonderful virtue. The Doctor offers TO pay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-24

PENSACOLA, Ayrl le-Arr brig Ms:anz.s, MAhews Ports
mouth sehr Five Boy Roys Hssnes tsllDore -
PLYMOvrH. April iSs,An sehss IDA Davis Whom New
,.ns1o !s
Is..S a. cS.. A..sS 6unss@s j. John. Hs
EsseI Post Eorleaps silver Magnet, Perry. Boston Old
steausr Phneas sprIgue, Mathsws, Boston; schrs e
Hssnes Perry Horizon Dough, and frumph Boston Wor
essser hhofe Providence, Seven Sisters Crowley Bos
QUAKER City Bsks, Newbxg; W Kellaaan, AwardA Hart
ford; osHfrnia Devils, Norwich; Harriet Sarah, Tice
Pvwuossi, Grsse Watson, Florence, Port Chester w
AaGenred hewitt Boston, Cicero, Yates. East Greenwich;
April 2-Arr bark Albion Lincoln.
ham Philade ipha brig william Mcdnvsry Carieo-s schrs
n1mopd Noon Franklin for NYork: Julia Elizabeth, Mer
riil Rlaeb for Baltimore. Cld brig Ben Dunnins, Nney
pORTNNoUTH, Aprils-Arr scbrs Remington, Clark Viz
rin,s. A o email. Gross. Rlizaoethpor Fya way; Davis
Phiif delphls 18th, Darling, Baxter. Norfolk @h WI
Ph!Isdeiuhis Empire Cusmoers nYork st Lncre. Adams
Kopdou amelia stsrkey Wixon, Norfolk
PROVIDENCE April H-Arr sesmshps Petrol, Arey n
isorsetowp, DC; mary Iangdon. simontop, Bslamore
Chief Marble, Erzabethport; soop Rhode Island HULL
YorS sid, scbrs sarah sherman, Sherman, Baltimore
ROCKIAND April To- Arr sohrs Ellen Jackson WORK
Hsrdscrabbe Gregory Norfolk Bid 10th schrs Joseph Be
ker wilson, NYori l6h, Mirror Emery, oo 7th bark
spspg NOresas; schr Boliver Ingraham, nyorh
St Bay Pendleon and Delaware, Perry. do; fsh;
sr MAEKS April l0-Arr schr scribner, Carlisle,
In bark Traces Secor Payne-Cap had gone 10
Apalscbico to seek cargo
BAvAsNAH, April i9-Arr scsr Langdon .sitmore Onss
Mosber Liverpool bark Adrac Durham Cork for orders
chr Francis Sat ,eriy, Hughes, NYork .
SALEM April 2-Arr brig satInah BIZ, Windsor Tor new
WILMINGTON. NC, April 7i-Cld brig Sea Belle, Bars
tow Ouba; brig Brown, Townsend Havana
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-24

Canadian was 'ar request with sales OF about 400 600
barrels within the range Of the above prices Southern
brands were buoyant with saes OF abo 1t 900 900
barrels at the above figures Rye -four WAS in fair de-
mand with ssee reported Of about 100 barrels at quota
tons. Corn meal-SmAll sales making within
the range Of our quotations. Wheat in
fair demand, with sales, deliverable and which
footed up about Is ooo 20 ooo bushels including 900
Northern and Western white at 81 Is 4 81 So white
Kentucky at 81 a. Canadian spring, 10 arrive, at 93c,
white Canada and Genesee at 81 81 and red Southern al
H16H Corn was in fair demand, while sales embraced
aboui Is 0Co 20 900 bushels including at
snS ep LOG Coca S ac sc Sith s0oa yellow ,eG &C.
about 900 bushels Northern made Csc Barley
was nominal al COO. &c, and barley malt at Toe SOC
oais-Southern were at Ssc i3c Jersey at 43c 43c,
and prime at 46c. 47c while state and Western, with
commission, ranged from 47c. q soc.
oofrkE-The auction sale today proved to be a good
The catalogue embraced about 800 bags Of Rio, all
Of which were sold at P2sc ii &c average 10 3ec
ne, ~ epreo one, ana indicated an adsaree o.
mats Of Java sold BY auction at lsc and 300 do. RIO to
the trade at 1oc. lie.
sslts embraced about 1000 bales based upon
ordinary at loc middling uplands at l2Se.. Mobile a,
IKE aud New orleans ard Texas al about l25sc loc.
After the news was published II was so mixed up that
parties stood soof and disposed 10 await the recep.
OF Liverpool quotations before dong anything of moment
FtuiGns About ,0o0 bbs. rosin engaged ~ ls.
lJhd l25 hide tallow by steamer a. 25s. a small
LOS Of cotton at 3d. and $50 picked oysters
los, measurement II was rumored that about 10 900
bushels Of wbes; engaged for packet OF the 18th
MAY Sd, in bulk. To Lobdoa $50 tierces India beef
engaged at 3s ID. There nothing 10 other
ports.
PKovrIoSs-Pork-The narkc, stu buoysnt, &C
tive and higher with sales OF 600 bbls mess, delivers
bic in sixty days. sellers option, at SIC and 600 500
bbs do, the SPOT, a. si8 80 SIS so; 400 SEQ
prime at SIS 10 SIS u.s. and SIS 60 for small es Clear
At $40 IS. Beef was firm with q good demand. The
sales embraced about SEQ 400 bbls including country
prime at o. IS IS rs; country at $40 so Gil co.
repacked Western mess at sI3 ga and extra do sls
so sl5. Prime mess was quiet. Beef hams IN
changed. Bacon in moderate demand 81 old prices
Cat meats were 1rner, with sales Of 200 hhds including
shouiderss &c. ALE, and hams a, &C ioc lard was
arm, with sAs OF 500 400 bbs at IL All1tc But.
ter and cinere quiet
suGAm--The market steady and the sales amount.
cd 10 about GOO bids consisting chiefly OF Cuba musco.
vado with lots OF New Orleans chiefly at sc for
refining goods, and at &C. exc for grocery goods, with
sraAl lots al &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-24

CHARLES COLEMAN AND co.'s CIRCULAR
RIO JAVERo, March IL, 1858
Covux.-Farly In the month some - 900 bags
bought at ~ 900 10 eco, according selections upon
the supposition tbs, exchange would rule n 22kd,
N which rate only limited transactions Effected
Subsequently the market was calm, an nothing OF
ent doing IN exchange The total salos since LIST inst
IS bags OF which IS 600 bags we're for the Uni
ted states Stock about 20 600 W so 900 bags Cearances
200 bags 10 New York T,55i bags 70 New Orleans
$500 70 Philadelphia. 4l5o 10 Hampton Roads 900 70
Mobile. Total Is an bags; and 20 Europe &C. IL ,s3i
baxs.
FIorR--rmports : 637 bbls ex Cbevalcr, from New
York, and Raiter, from New Orleans. No sales have
trsnsp.red this month
Fru1sRrs continue low -Four vessels up for
The United States at soc 70 Soc North and South For
Europe quote 2os. 70 <0s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-24
MARIfIMR LIGENCR.
kIMArlc rEv ponI-rrrs DAT.
pnEs zoos srrs morn ~
srrs................ A. sfea vArrn......morn
PART af NeSa Nnrk. AprfI A Isis
Port OF New York, April -, 1855.


CLEARED.
Steamship City Of Washington (Br) ferie, Liverpool
shiy 4, Hoises Glassow--zerega 90.
ship Arcose, Gratis New Oresns-kosson Fo~ii-k
Bsrk ha.anIas, Benaet,, sycney, ksw-R " Cameron.
Bsrk Teresa berry y Ibomas Ac-Nal,lsnd Phelps Co
berE Eliza Barss tBr), WstIngion, Bernuds-Tuckcr A
Ban sayhew, Thors. Hsvana-simp-sn 4 ysyhsg
Brs WV kice' erernoush 6svesion-iisnninEs Mnll~
Hrie ambrose Light BosnOre, st George. Es-J Perkn.
scbr " l. RICHARDSON Bayisy. NaysFuet-s W Lewis Co
soh- Arcos Carson, Ms,snEss-C Ackeriy.
scsr Jno Bsns9n, sPesr.s.er bsiig-sas'Ir
SIR Z ? 10 Nsody fGsdei.es,burG-d yeEee
sohr Kaoolsh, Hesh Portsnd-Geo Dearborn.
schr Sarah kllzabeuh Kelly Bcstop-w Baker.
Sur Goodwin, rarcbilds, Brdeepor-Mssssr
ARRIVED
ship John Bright Cggine Liverpool Ssrch q yis %dse
shl acihc isds New ORGANS sprii 6, Snd The bar 9A
BaIk q W Dodge lot BlueslD Jarvis ssgus and tays
rom hsreson where she put In in dsress with sugar. 70
Bal asy Frances q Broes:vle) Jones. Trinidad Apnl
barn Csyslo w. hns ton Gsyese " days with cotton
3e 70 broneF a % SD In compsny with bark heuSes,
Brs carolina sic Russo Maple. dsys and Gibraltar 80
Brig olive oi Nsohss calussn. saysoui, NC, March 10,
wih hi5es 3 p, eco &C. g ls9ppsoo 4 Hunter
with mola.ses 70 Walsh Carver chSse N''" >
s s a. u S seArigGr ~, G b sssaa % m
brig stor cof BOSOM k from Caiecnas ior ses York
Ig Porseu Cof Rods2nl, bin, Csrdens-, April IL With
sris Henry ss,tbews of postoBl, Cheney csrd,nas "a
rss. snip Qlicfsep, Wade hence Tor Chsfleson
Bt Nsrsa Me- "a Nssr.sn h I inIs Senigee9s ,is
'pss. odentu ~ Gssine rem Lagona iof hambugs
y r sSsss A. 't \ gTao,msn 3, March
Brig Iehssee f Charleston, scr Vincent; Csnfuesos Oh
sr, Fsnhe Buisr o, Bsnsor) Bartlett cerfuesos, x,ob
n, an uossses, 70 7 Sanford.
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COAL.

I AcKAwANNA COAL AT REpuoxD PRICEs-Tug
~ Delaware and Hudson Canal Conn no prsped
" furnish hei celebrated iackswsnna c from yarc pro
hen and 1ed for family At rs per ton
delivered free Of Yards in New York loot o. hud
er Fourteenth street and Mimi avenue ad
corner ~ Gouverneur aud Front streets In sroosyn
Of Harrison rect n Atlantic street Al eher OF wnlch
or atihe Office corner OF NiAh sfee' 'u ~
change J ace orders vill be received ,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-24
VEGETABLES ANp FRUIT.

VEGETABLES AND FRUIT.
The trade in esriy vegetables with the Southern ports
has now fairly set in, and will soon have 40 aoun-
dance Of potatoes peas tomatoes and ether market gar
den products 80 far there has been but cargo OF Ber
muds poatoes but plenty more are on the way and sner
arrival eagerly hooked for Green peas from Charleston
are coming In quite freely and retail FOR about ~ per
Dbl Radshes have Also begun TO come ia from Norfolk.
Az for vegetables that from nearer homelettnce
sppnacb water crosses &c tho market fairly gutted
with them, and prices are consequently low. Fruit are
represented by apples, which are verv poor and dear
with oranges, bananas, pine pples lemons and other
tropical productions, all OF which still high price
Annexed the retail prices
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-24
MSCRLL ANEOCs.

MISCRLL ANEOCs.
There is change TO in meat beyond the abund
and cbeapness of veal much Of which of good
quality Lamb comes in slowly and sells for 81 30 per
quarter Wild pigeons sell for 81 IL TO 81 Is per Dozen
spring chickens 81 per pair, and fowls cheaper
Shsd sell for lsc to 30c EACH ami will be cheaper next
week Eggs are plenty and bring lower prices than
they have before for years they retail ten for DC Large
quantities Of new butter has come In, and prices have
gore down somewhat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-24
CONFEDERATION NOTICES.

uypr covwITTFF ON rAxEs OF THE BOARD or
Il Councilman viii meet on thursday The 2gh as a2P.
ne persons are req uee,~dto attend Alex benjamin.
scpd w Burss Isvd Rodh Arthur skin u. L. tchunii.e,
John n straon III Hart. Alfred r. C1srk Ira Richards
4 90, p Townsend John y uleayelsnd john Lsmpe.
n NJ Richards Charles Devlin y. Kimba, Aug Zereea,
Alex Denuison, John " Ba hour, Thos j. Pose, Henry
Crete James De Jsnsier CTsh r. Levy, henry Autler
bertrand Pen amin Pike, Dr. Poet Sarah M,Kenze,
George Barclay NEE Clarke, Mary OBren, Mary Bryan,
John :. Cbarraud, ". jsrson a 90, ". ruseh, 8 y.
Kenyon Reformed nuci church Of Harlem Hrsri shea,
and Church Of S. Vincent De Pant
r. CRAWFORD )Comniues
W.GlLMARrlN \
JOtNH BRADY Taxes
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THE YLOwKR sRAsoS-RAkLS vs0Er ABLE s COMING.
The market n shs season looks peculiarly attractive,
from tho abundance Of flowers and vegetables that gar
nish the stalls. All the spring plants in, and
nurserynen are busy deoorssng and laying out the
gardens every part Of he city. Asnowsrs In
trestDg thousands Of resders who have that greatest
Of all city Injuries, sarass, viii give the retail price
Of the most common varieties thss sold m the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-24

Brig rhcee Paige tc Boston, rieee:s, cenfuesos April
Big Sssgns ,Brs Clements, Halifax. Ss 10 days VI
nss 2 S,.i1 me, 1.w,s.o. oo,,r. No n with
sss s..s y:.
eis,sn.I March Y With p nuts 81 g Gomez w.Ss Co 81,
sss1 & sS d. $40 s
's % ot ss ss Bay
n, VIZ s &C. P %S:s with cos.
scSr Geo X burn taf BSsto Renne san.A Cruz, Cuba
keSr Mason sGssrs tSrren, SasAnzAs, day. With pine
schr Fanny eSsrt !Brl, Wallace, Horton. Ns IL days.
and rcs, 0 10 Scranton Tsmsn 'A' WIN ''''
s sssr ssn So days
schr nelene, isrrel, Wilmington, &c, 4days
sT fss sSsss SssSsss
$: ks::s! ss
ssT nee
sebr Lucy Antrim, IA german Plymouth NC
s:sr gs,i ,a. ryan Hay man Ply%osth - NC
SEM I isns Barris k,cs%ond. Sssys
scbr Laura Jane, Ketcham, Virginia
s sssT Arfn sG sn ronn vs T,.n.
sehr Magellan Human, vEsinis
sss Sr Nary nT sisn ' aoa.mas, Sisinis. .
s ssST sf'1PiSf f hsira Yields Vlsslsi.
schr Ise of Pines, French Virginia
Schr r French Webb virginia
Schr Brunette, Gee, Virginia for Fsirhsven
Schr Hunter, Patterson, Virginia
Scnr Statesman, Barber, Georgetown, DC, 8 dayA
schr Pickup Pickup, George,own, DC
Sebr Price, Chambers, Georgetown, DC
Schr Mist Dissosway Georgetown, DC.
Sebr Prowess, Huse, BALTIMORE, days
schr Mason; Halett baltimore, dsya
schr serf Shaw, Cberry6eh, days
Schr Buxton, Ttcomb, Saso, 4dsys
echr ranhlin, Hunt, Lubec days
Schr Bay State Penn letor, kesksnd- days
Schr Bolivar, Abrams, Rocklspd, 4days.
Schr Mirror. Emery Rockland Adays.
Schr kossu h. Coke Newburyport days.
Schr Tbos Ellis. Ellis Harwich, 8 days
Scbr Jeweu Low, Providence
echr Howard. Beebe, New london.
Schr Science, Ellis New London.
soop Edwin Post (of BeiporO, Petttt Galveston days
with hides 70 Victor a Duck wiz; vessel 10 master
Sloop Oliver Ames, French Taunton.
Soop Frederic Brown, Gardiner Providence.
Soop sprsgue, Gibbs, Providence
Steamer Parkersburg. Ramsey Baltimore.
Steamer Sophia, Ely. PhlA delphiA
Steamer Ospray. Kenney, Providence.
SAIIED.
Ships Neptune, Liverpool; Europa, San Francisco Wan
derer Cronsad bark Mary Sawyer Charleston; bgs Gale
ma Ponce, Pr Grecian (3r,, BURN, Nj.
Wind .; sunset NNw, fresh; PM, calm with rain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-24

NAsH PURCHtsRR- WILL CONSULT rHETR IyTn
- rests ~ eIhmniny ry stock n Hsvsns, donsso sna
German eefsrs The strck contains over million ssgsrs
SOME Of which are fine brands BCssh advances msae
On seg1s " any amount q. CHEEKS, " HIGHWAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-24
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, April 80 T. N.
BRyADsTursl-F1our-The transac tens checked TO
extent by the that the steamship Ca
NADIA was at Halifax. The market opened tamely,
while prices without change Of moment The sales
embraced about - barrels, within about the following
range of prices
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-24
SECOND BOARD.

The fos'eTIg Lre ihe closing prices afer TIE second
hard, a. reported ~ C. KowslskI, 10 Is William
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-24

q = nnn TO INVEST IN SECOND HAND CLOTH.
1O.UUU ing;-Gentemen DESTROYS q e9nvertins efl
more elsewhere BY calling ndng beis 81 trees
70 James horopsy, s7e1s Pearl street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-24
DENTISTRY.

nESTISrRY-TEsr ExrRACrkD IN TIN sECoNDs.
IL without the slightest palm BY nv new and orgins pro
ceuot freezing This admirable system In prsctced by ne
only. Reference given n re uired. -,
DIR. q. DURK1N, 83 Canal street. near wooster.
61 = SETS or TryTH. UrsuRPAssED foR stE-
do. ran and chip BY 30 set 10 the World.
.rns sver eec,roed with pure gold $40; single tech 81.
Teeth fled and for e ~ Gems er acting WITHOUT
pain by a new process. rIkLblNu' DenusI Us spring
street two blocks west ~ Brosdvav
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-24

L'OR NORFOLK AND RrCHMoND-THE UNTTRD
IL ssaee mail stes mship JAMFsTUwN, Can't Parish vflI
eave saturday, 2ih Inst AT scock " from pier rs
snd A. Richmond on Monday morning PASSENGERS for the
south Will proceed directly by great Southern
Ines Travellers v find this e cheapest peasanteat
most expeditions roue Passage and fare, Including
room 70 Norfolk - 70 Petersburg AMI Richmond $40
sge. bali price. Apply 70 LuDLAM PLEASANTs, 81
Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-24
CLOTHING, &C.

VAST OFF CLOTHING wANTED.-LADIEs OR eES
~ teTnen hayne OF The W dispose OF obtain
price By sending for the subscriber n his residence
no Is Elm street n. B-Isdies attended 70 by Mrs. D.
r.. VI. DUSSELDORF.
\ hDlEg AND CHIIDREN's CLOTHING or THE BEST
Il materials work and stye.-Ho machine slor
Eep' in the ladies' Who vsh help the de
arriving md ndustf who DO b. heir
own profit hy purchasing their garments, reduced pces
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-21

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