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N NIcDONNELIs'S RESI- AURANT, No.
.&NH :. l47 Common street, between Baronne and Ca
,<sfs4ssS ~ rond~let streets, New Orleans
Akesz&sAaxsa BF- Meals from A. NJ TO l2P. NJ.
Furnished rooms for transient Boarders.
Families and Commission Merchants supplied with Wines and
Liquors of every description a whntsale prices
MCDONNELL 4 McGRAw,
feI n Proprietors
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CLOSING CATALOGUE SALE OF BOOKS.
BY r. ARMFIELD, Auc,'r.
Store M 40 ST Charles street

MONDAY Evening, the 2Sth inst, and ey-
WI evening during the week at early gasght Will be
sold . =
Old rare choice and interesting Books; magnsnfcent Il
Illustrated Works Of the ne useful and industrial valuable
Architectural Mechanical AMI Scientbc Books hme Library
editions standard Works OF History, Biography,
Natural History Voyages Travels splendid D, oks in Tur
antique fine ca morocco extra hall cali and hall
calf antique bindings, Fine stationery, etc.
Catalogue No. is now ready.
Catalogue No. will be ready Wednesday and No on
Friday morning next A24 Ct
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!. yERANDATI HOTEI,. CORNER OF I,

~ VERANDAH HOTEL, CORNER OF La
El.!I fayete Square and Camp street
su This favorte establishment formerly Florence Houe
undergoing thorough renovation and will be opened 10
the public the LIST October The location being opposite La
fsyete Square, and in the immediate vicinity Of all the fash
onHbe places is better adapted the comfort Of
Families hRving broad yeandas than any other hotel In the
South This house is to be of the r class and second to
seI4 If JOHN T. JRTER
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TLY AND MOSQUITO TRAPS
GILBERT's PATENT.

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned have snf
BY special agreement with the pat nice the Patent RAE
me sale IN Louisiana of the above article.
All orders and communications be addressed =
New Orleans.
Jobbsrs and Retailers whose orders solicited. w se
Piled very favorable terms
R1-For sale also at retail.
HENDERSON 4 GAINES, 90 cAsal sa.ss6.
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AUCTION SALES.

OK ACCOUNT on DEPARTURE : gxTgxrIvE AND
Last Sale OF very Desirable Lots IN suburb Delachaise
CRY Of Jefersop. comprising very valuable snd whole
s.usre. No 90 fronting Hayades srse-ssle a. Ten
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ADJUSTMENTS.


e. a..s .sss an: M r sssss:s
PRICES or ADMISSION:
Dress Circle and Parquette
Gallery. .'...... .....-........... &c
oaadroon Tickets tOc
GREAT ATTRAcTIoS-coNE AND LAUGH
En9aRcne e. for time only q world renowned
vKNTR LOCUST AND MAGICIAN.
sIgnor Blitz,
WITH HIS TROUPE OF LEARNED CANARY BIRDS,
Fifty 10 Number
EVERY EVENING DuRiNG THE WEEK commencing ct
so'clook and SATURDAY NOON, At " O'Clock. az
SPALDING & ROGERS, MUSEUM AND AMPHI-
. THEATER
81. Charles street, corner Of Commercial Place.
O. r. spaldng manager
Performance EVERY NIGHT and EVERY SATURDAY
Omission 50 ee-is chfidren and in attendance,
half price on Saturday noon.
MARsH's JUVENILE COMEDIANS.
for The ast ibis season the spectacle of
THE NAIAD QUEEN,
THE NyMPHs OF THE RHINE.
with brilliant seeuery rich Costumes elegant Panphernaa
and complete Mechanical Arrangements
rs-Time ehanged-DOOrs at OeOckcarisin rises at
| 2 ss- Box ON e open from A.M.to5P,M. Az
ORLEANS THEATER ORLEANS STREET.
TUESDAY, April 27. 1858,
VIII performed the 4h 5ib Opera
NRsHHo " ~ Al 4ei q Di LAM
ps-Thursdas-BeDeht Of Mime Colson.
Doors At s{ O'Clock Performance At 7.
parquette Second Boxes 81 M Pit 81; Third GALLERY
cents. No Seat secured uness paid for. az
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AZIEIis, AMI RnI.E CnEP ER-IANn
rUNDRIEs m SJORE.

- 100 boxes superior Muscat Wine.
l25 quarter pipes Burgundy Port-M. Reig.
40 boxes Straw berries in juice.
100 miohns-l, 2 and gallons.
10 Hreen Pens, whole aud half boxes.
Mushrooms, G0rks, etc.
For sale by GRATIAA, OoMMAGERE & CO.,
R26 20 Cust1!lh9usc street.
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IMPORTANT AND UNREsERYED FIRST SALE OF
the Property belonging the City 81 New Orleans situated
attractive parts the First and Fourth Districts
and in the City Of Jefferson. comprsng valuable
Building Lot and choice Baure Lots we'll located for
safe and profitable investment few desirable whole
Squares Ground for Cotton Presses, Warehouses
Sae the CITY HOTEL, COMMON STREET very
long terms.
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NQTIGE-IE ANY OF THE FAMILY OF BERToI-
~ n1NH0 BERTOLDO In this ctv. they will hear
Anmelhimg Of mn0rAnce hN nnnlN nnice R2f
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80 MADAME II. ROBERT. Z Gu "a
fM TRES sTRkEf respectfully informs her tftsnAs M
n and customers that she has just received boz ~
RB Spring stock, consisting Of large and splendid e.
rent 81 DRESS GOODS Lace Bonnets and Trimmings sz4
she will sell at very low prices
unving engaged skiilfn Mliners and Dsese Nas~a1zl
Pars she Is prepared to all work in her line IN naH.rs
10 be exetlled in the city. So
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A CARD-BURNET HOUSE, CINCINNATI. a

rrgN lmPttUV ED McCHEsNER WAs1z-
Il ING MAOHlNk-Manufactured and for sale by ttx ssf-
crber. Orders left Al 70 Apollo street, 294 Magan.
IN Box lag Mechanics Exchange at the grocery II
james Collins IS Apollo street. where specimen
will be promptly attended to. All ask Of the public sF
nonsy will be refunded. ]. N. DAtGHERTY.
III Iy No. 10 Apollo strsse.
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Z
New Orleans March IS 1858.
B9-A general meeting of the Stockholders
will be heId SAL UHDNN The let OF May, 1855 between
the hours Of 10 O'clock A. NJ Y ocock NJ the Office of
Thomas Layton Notary Public Of this city for the purpose OF
taking consideration the eNpedency OF altering the shares
Of The capital stock Of This Bank shares Of re hundred
dollars Of bunared dollars eonformaby with
Of The Legislature OF this State approved by the Governor
the 18th March, 1858
m2t FREDERICK ROnEW AID President.
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NIOIICE To SVEANBOATS-ASH NUOO y ~
sAEAt all times be hA at tbs pot Of ti.<s
Tete Railroad in West Baton Rouge parish, the very hzhz
land DRY A~H WOOD. Now on hand upwards u 1l sr-t,
which the miroad daily adds frum 30 cords
boats rely upon getting superior wood at far pEicc
AZ 2m
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GOOD MAHoG ANY FURNITURE-AT AUCTION ON AC-
of Departure,
BY j. A. BEARD 4 90.
GARDSER SMITH, Auctioneer.
THURSDAY. the 20th Inst, Mt haIf-past
oco.k A. M No. 70 Bacehus street, between Ihala
and Melpumene, will be Sold
Sofa Rocking Puor Seat Chairs; Bedeads, Tia
bles Armors Bureaus wAshsands. Mattresses Velvet Car
pets Timepiece Ornaments Engrayings Shades Glass
and CTockery Ware Cooking Stove, etc.
49, TERMS Cash 'e ag7
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ID EFRIGERATORs-T a T.y AsTzz9

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SHALL FROM VIM
Il date eontinne the Tobacco business for my
under the styrof JOHN PRICE, Jr.. CO.. Nos q EzG
% NafcheE streets.
All have the Best s<1asz-
We will all Times keep hHnd large and ehsce ss<<
suited for all markets, hogfheads and bales. An
tons Of CIGAR LEAF TOBACCO also in hcgshsasx srE
bales, for plantation JOHN PRICE.
New Orleans. October 1. 1857,
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ms. Il. N. GRAHAM AND L. p. BLA
IL formed copAnersnip. onet nSM tnlz-~-
sioual services 70 the citizens Of New Orleans.
OFFICE-Corner Canal and 81 Charles Streets ..
Dr Grahsm's residence. No. Eaterpe slres ~ tsezE
burns at Charles Hotel llu M
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FOURTH DISTRICT.

TO- A DESIRABLE CORNER LOT in the square bounded
by Jackson Josephine Dry des and Laurent Streets
g 20 IL inches front Josephine street. by depth Of l09
feet and inches, aud fronting DryAdes
H. A CERTAIN LOT OF GkOt ND in the square bounded
by Josephine andrew Dryades and Laurent Streets
Lot No measuring 30 feet front Dry AIDES by
IFS fee inches an f. lines In depth.
70 TWENTY-FIVE LOTS OF GROUND in square X,
By Napoleon avenue Levee Water ard Berlin
designated LOIS Nos to 8 inclusive. Lots Nos IL
each 25 feet Water street. by dep Of
about 1856 feet less. Lots No Is to % each d
front on Ileyee street, By l2e fee, deep
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It. WATTS q co.,
.. UNION STEAM MILLS,

New Orleans La
The proprieors calling attention 70 the above advertisement
would remind their friends that they have removed their
mill opposite Poydrns Market where they prepared 10 oil
all orde for Flour Corn Meal HOmory Girls Cracked Corr,
Hay Corn, Bran, Oats etc Also, Pilot and Navy Bread su-
gar Butter and soda Crackers, Fresh Bread aham Biscuit
Rye Bread all Of which will be sold At low prices and of
the best quality
established the Of New Levee and NEtchez Al
ley All orders left at the Mill Depot will meet prompt at
tention.
Families and merchants residing the Carollon Jack
Opeousas lines Of Railroad the Watering Places Of
the Lakes and Gulf will % II their trade with
from very central location, have determined to
deliver all M stun Produce sold by without
purchaser, at the UeDot OF these roads. AL In
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-03
DR. Cavanaugh's Pile Salve;
1oR TIE cCas or EvRaY voan %

HEMOR 10 HOLDS on PILES
Oh EXTERNAL; WHETHER ATTENDED, WIFE PaoLAPouo,
HEMoRRHA0E, Or oBsTaUcfICH; AND ALL ~
EXTERNAL APPLICATIONS
no INTERNAL ACQUIRED II ANT cAa. o.
II rG AsouLATE ZEE BOWELS, - OoSsTIPA1DD, On
II DIARRHORA DTekxTRAY.
THE Piles, while astonishingy prevalent In their
rous forms, amongst al classes Of both sexes are
gerous, and hitherto most dnicult q cure 1"A'
Persons VIE suffer any length Of time with the Piles,
generally try every thing they learn Of purporne
cure the yet realise no permanent advantage
haps there was no permanent for Piles" and con
sequeny have dispaired Of any future cessation ron
TO all such 8 sPEcIFIcis offered for their relief.
which has stood the test Of than twelve yeafs
tive practices and during that time has never r0ded
,c1 9 knowtedge Of 10 proprtssors, Of CURING
DR.. CAvANAUGH's PILE sALvE
Is strictly scientific combination OF well known rene.
dial agents. and has been brought to Its present perfeo
6on BY continued series Of experiments extending
through years OF patient study and investigation In
field where ample opportunities offered for thor.
oughly testing its virtues.
The have no hestaney in saying that Asir
First and only Ifallible Specific erer Discovered,
oUTRARD APPLIC1T1oE ONLY
And that, in time to come, in past 1t win stoad tAs
test trial. without failure to perform al the proprie-
tors claim for IT, IL their directions attended TO-
large number of gentlemen Throughout the country,
OF high character and influence, have voluntarily q.
ecacy In their own cases. not Of hearsay.
and whose certificates maybe by reference 70 the
propretors publications, to be had Of their aRenee
throughout the United States.
Price u 90 per box, retail. The PILE SALvE 10 put
In glass Jars inclosed In paper label.
ed, and viii keep any length Of time.
For sale in this city by Z. Z. Gay, A. Hendricks T.
7. II. oAyANAUGH CO., Proprietoss'
sepu.oplv et.Louis Ne
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"ees'n from the Cincinnati Gazette that an
Important railroad decision had just been rem
= III Tue United States Circuit Court of Ohio.
AUG eohpiaiaaats in the case we're mortgages
: '-s "esaosnvills and Indiana Railroad Com
Au'' iae trustees under the mortgages, for the
Sasfs OF the bonds secured thereby. The
"apaay had dsfaulted upon the interest due
"a these bonds and the defendant, Levi Sar-
g the Treasurer Of Tuscarawas county, had
&c locomotive and some cars embraced in
@notigage, and was proceeding to sell the
ANe to pay the taxes assessed against the Com
~! 'o' the year 1857, which was subsequent
'1s default in the payment of interest. On
~gfound that the Committee we're unable to
'pAse The locomotive and cars in case they
.''s '0ld, and that the use and possession Of
zane we're absolutely necessary to the opera.
!. = VI 'asrosd by the Company, the bill pray
VI ~ Mlunetion to restrain the Treasurer
- 'slang them. Upon the fling Of the bill
''''sl0aai Injunction was granted, but upon
' ug Of the case this was dissolved. Judge
''1a GELD that the lien Of the State for taxes
:. rA31ouns 10 all private rights invested
~ 'ns Government, and further, that the
-S' o. interest on the part Of the Company
-' vest in the compliments the road and
r1sat ~ mortgages, bus authorized them
sc Possession OF the road and run it, or to
:" public sale; that the ownership Of the
- ''uia only b. changed BY sale Of it.
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WEEKLY HAWK EYE

-ro, the last two Or three years the Ad-
...,;on. By every means in ito power, fair
n', ..., has uied 70 force Slavery upon Kan-
Wv !, has sent the army into Kansas, and
!. v;.soori rufians for committing every sort
P...n.r;,y and outrage. Il has corrupted
:. The very fount BY putting unprinci-
.;,,.;ps upon the Bench. And all to force
int Eansas and extend the area Of
sat ..,,iarchal institution. But failing 70 con-
W. r.nsas or subdue the indomitable spirit
~. settlers, it now changes its policy and
!" % c.jols sbem into the adoption Of the
,..mr,on Constitution By giving them, At this
=. a.y. What should have been done last win
- ri, certificates Of election for . majority
- : =. Free State Legislature. Buchanan now
=. With his blandest smile; You have the
,.,,.l.,urs State officers. and every thing in
-. hsnds-acceps Lecompton and you
~ Y. !. .dmixed INTO the Union At once, and
,or can alter Lecompton or make new
r s just as you like. Reject Lscomp.
IA ,ou shall not come into the Union for
" -not until you have 100, 900 inhabisan,s
.,..,, and you shall be harassed, ~ hereto
s ~, ), corrupt Judiciary. Border Rufti.ns,
An ID. power Of the Government has been
"a IN vain TO subdue her, will Kansas now
!. ,,;o,sd into submission to this great wrong:
VI shall see.
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Iowa Insane Hospital.

MT TLEASANT, lows, July 1858.
MEssRs. EDITORS AS inquiries by letter and
otherwise are constantly made OF the Superin-
tendent and Others, in regard to arrangements
for receiving and taking care OF insane persons
here, 1t is thought advisable to say, through
the public prints, to all interested, that no such
arrangements have been made, and that none
probably will or can be made. until the building
IN the course OF erection is ready for occupancy,
which will not be until next Spring or Summer
The unfavorable weather of the present sea.
son has delayed the completion of the building
not less than six months. The work on it has
been and is now progressing with all possible
dispatch. NJ L. EDWARDS,
Sec'y of Board Of Commissioners.
Will the public journals of the State please
give the above communication an insertion, or
note the substance thereof in their columns
NILE
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4 Sem sisle view Of the Repuclsc.

4
| Party.
The Hon. John G. Breskjnridgs Vice Presi-
dent Of the United States. lately made s.ump
speech at some obscure place in Kentucky, in.
tended to bear on the election which 10 about
to take place in that State Il was not perhaos
quite in keeping With the dignity of his position
to make stump speech at all but it is eredits.
bic to him that he uttered more truth on the
occasion than usually falls from the lips Of q
Democratic orator. He appreciates the position
and strength Of the Republican party, a. NAV
be seen BY the following extracts from his
speech
1.-THE Republican party" said he, sis the
Strongest organization in the Union, unless the
Democratic party is stronger. Il 10 the only
great living vital organization that has or can
Withstand the Democratic party. It's power
full compact, hopeful organization. 60 Re.
publicans don't mean to change their name or
their issues; they are too strong, too powerful.
too confident for that, and yet you are invited
by some kentuckians to go in with them and
form People party, to break down this great
dominant party. =" Don't dsprsciate the
strength Of the Republican party. Its princi-
plea are deeper and broader, and its purposes
more resolute than anything on the surface
would indicate. Don't underrate their DO wer.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-03

Do0stAs DsnecaAcv cAvlns u lsa,re,a
sers. foaday and Trsnch, Douglas candidatee
'oe Treasurer and Superintendent Of Public Il.
s'racsion and the only candidates for Stat. IA.
sec % % voted for 10 Illinois THE fall, have
gwen IN their adhesion to Bachanan and ,isni-
neo their scquiescencs in the Enxlish compro.
- whether this ID peivats speculation Of
'os'r owo' or the forsrunner Of peace between
'oe Buchanan and douglas forces " arr nat
able to say. -
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The only safe Preparation.
That does not Dye, but viii restore
GRAY HAIR
70 It's original color, BY NatuYe,s own =

TOYS original color, By Natures own process, 10
Prof. 0. ]. Woods Celebrated
10 h q II TlV
IN proof Of the above assertion read the folovin1
.esmony rom distinguished persons from all parts
HON SOLOMON MANN, Ann Amor. MI, ...
MS wife, whose hair had become very thn and entreiv
White was restored to its original brown color and had
entirely over, the head. Others Of sav famiv And
eads are using your Restorative with the hsppiese
HON. JUDGE BREEsE, Ex-senator o, Illinois. ..vs-
ny nair was prenaturely gray, but, by the use 81
Woods Restorative, it has resumed ito original color.
HON. D. L. STEWART, says, nv hair "a. v.r,
gray. put after using two bottles, restored il 70 IL
REV. J. K. BRAGG, Bsooans,d. Mass. az. !. ~.
removed from my head inHam alton, dandru6 and
constant tendency 10 itching, and restored nv hs,,
). W. DAVIDSON, Monmouth, lila. ..v, NV A.,.
s .so-tnirds gray, or rather white but ~ tie ep.
snmsa o. .he decorative - directed. has 70.
DIX q. WALLIS. Chicago, says, AFTER using grsas
many other preparations oil to eject used one
humorin ny head Of two years' standing
BENJAMIN LONGRID6E, sSl seventh Avenue. Nev
says having lost my hair By the effects Of Tho
hyspeas when t began TO grow, instead Of black, g
heretofore, IL vas well mixed with gray Having tr,s1
many prepsrationsto restore the color without edscs
20 Wy yours and In spite Of oil my doubts
II. L. WILLIAMS, N. n, Peckensvill., Ala. sav..
nsnded 70 Be. have uiedf for letter ana and n :
certain A~
". y. WOODWARD. NJ. n, Yr.nlfor., Ky.. ..,.
ne recommends II In his practice % The bsee p,spays
ton Tor the hair now In use. S'sSe
-. nDwAko wALcorr. says, three monshs ase NJ
nAf Vas very gray, 10 nov dark brown. us e,i-S
Restorative. ~ sne US " WoodU
WILSON KING, says one months proper apoa,c..
Won an restore any psrsonS hair to lie original go
=. p HOE, says. . few applications fastened -
original color. - 'siA o'aoA' ~
bETskf SMITH, North Rar Pennsylvania, says sAas
ner mar had, FOR number cf years. been pcrfseslv
and glossy, oSAs'' ~
Dr.. J; ". BOND. 9. Paul, say. tia. hi. hair 10
strong, hc9 and black, although short tin aimee IS
va So.n bald and ~ people here saviss sss
NORRIS GOsLlNG, NJ D., n. Louis, says thae n.
Yer trying many other Preparations, Ill 10 no erect Dc
used two bottles which covered his head vsh new 90
v"n-ous growth Of hair and invites al 70 come ~
go
SARAH =. BROWN. says her hair vas not only srav.
batso thin che feared Ns entire Oss-but amer
bottles has TestoIe cd both thu color and growth
Prepared BY D. y. WOOD Co, ia Narket atr>.N
D. Louis. and Sl9 Broadway, New York and ~ ~
all Druggsts a0d Patent Medicine Dsalers. ~ ~ ~
rancy and Teiass 0oods Dealers IL 10 0assa
- ss.sss l1Ass
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Ship Competitor, Of Boston, arrived at HAva.
ma recently, from China, with IT'S coolies, l27
having died on the voyage. The ship made .
short voyage, but the sickness on board was
terrific.
Alfred Grutisr, . Trencbman, said to belong
to an opera troupe, paid bis addresses to .
widow lady in New York, stole all her silver
ware and jewelry. and decamped to Philadel-
phia. where he was arrested and tho property
recovered.
The revenue Of the post Office for the quar-
ter ending with March was 81, 900, 434, and the
expenditures &9OO,56l. The postage prepaid
10 stamps was 81 1857 $50.
A colored man named Peter Miller was killed
10 Philadelphia on Monday, in . serious street
fight His assailant used razor, aud cut him
up horribly.
Two lumbermsn we're shot at ST. Anthony,
Minnesota, recently while attempting to rescue
. comrads from the Jail One was killed and
the other fatally wounded.
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MARKETS..
BUkIIH0rox. MoxpAY IN

BuRlIH0rox, MoxDAY IN.
ios nver came to stand Friday afternoon
last q hve feet nix inches short OF the highee,
point OF the season and abous one foot below
the track Of the Q. B. 40. railroad aoress the
bottom. Since shes IL has fallea six Or seven
inches.
The failure Of the wheat and oas crop and the
continued vet weather which 10 preventing pro
per attention to the growing cora upon Cat
lands. has created panic among our farmers,
the consequence being to stop entirely the sup.
ply Of wheat from wagons. Hardly q wagon
load has been received here for three weeks.-
The town has also been bare Of oats and corn
there nos being enough 10 supply the home de-
mand for feed. Corn is in demand at IS cents.
out q few loads would probbbly put the price
down.
Butter, Of quality fit for use, 10 in demand
there being none in market.
FLOUR-$5,OO-by the dray load aAso
WHEAT-60a65c. nominal.
CORN-3OA35 cts.
OATS-25aSOc.
SUGAR-8asl.
COFFEE-l2.
MOLASSES-Belcher's bbls. 4a-lee. IN
Sugar house 49,
FKOVISlONS-Hams cts.-Shoulders A.
Sides 6.
BUTTER-123 cts. scarce.
EGGS-6aso.
CHEESE-Sc.
NAlLS-$4,OO.
HIDES-Green, 4-Dry Flint IL.
WHISKY-22.
FRulT-Dried Apples 81 per bushel or Sc |
Der lb.-Peaches. none in market.