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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-11-13
SERElEsARas,S SAaMN-


by virtue of sundry writs of ficri facias to me
~ directed, will be sold before the Court House
IN pIcNens District, within the legal hours, on
the first Monday and Tuesday in December next:
One tract of land whercon the defendant now
lives, containing fifty seven acres more or less.
adjoining lands OF Hendricks, john Hinton
and others, levied on as the property of Cho,!e.
Roper at the suit of Grady & GoodcIt, Hes.e
Bowen and others
All the defendants interest in one house al
Tunnel Hill where Joseph Golden now lives rem
dered in on schedule, the State VS.. 4. X. Watson
for fine and costa.
One tract Of land, containing one hundred
and forty acres more or less known ms the white
rock cove tract. adjoining lands of Col Norton
and others, levied rs the property of James
Nichols Mt the suit Of 4 B Grant
One tract of land, ton.aining six hundred
acres more or less, adjoining the home tract,
levied on as the property of } IL Leroy at the
suit of L Davis and others.
Terms cash; purchasers to pay for papers.
l.. G. CRAIG, s.p.D.
Nov Q, 1853 II IA
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Positive Notice.

A Lii persons Indebted to me, by Note or
IN Accoun. must make payment by the
first day of Ja;.uasy next. Falling to do so,
they can then settle with the proper law Off
GERS as / must have money.
j. n. LAWRENCE.
Nov IL, 1858 IL
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FAIR NOTICE.
A Splendid Bargain TO be Lost TO
aEl EDaSt dDue

atl bsIt One.
NM I'LL be sold to the highest bidder, at
wv Pickens Court House, on the first Mon
day in December next, one of the best Farms
Tor Grain, tho best hog range, the best and
largest cattle range, the most pleasant and
healtliful situation, with the purest water in
the State. The tract contains 027 ACRES
moro or less; 60 odd acres of choice creek
and branch bottom (nevcr ovcrfown) already
in cultivation and moro to clear, with much
good upland. Sold because it belongs to us
jointly and cannot he satisfactorily divided
and neither Of us feel able to buy tho other
out. The land is offered at private sale un-
til the day above mentioned. If not thus
sold, it will then go to the highest bidder
Said place is situated on 0olcnoy creek,
miles from Maj Alexander's plantation, 6
miles from Mrs BaYton's, Gmilos from Pr,nn.
kintown, and 6mics from Col IIagoods. -
Sunnydalc p o is on the place, and our adj
dress. Terms published ON day of sale.
JAS. G.. COOK,
j. b. PARSONS.
Oct %, 1853 IA
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Administrator's Sale,

WILL be sold at the late residence of Daniel
w Mckinney deceased, on Saturday the Doth
instant. Corn, Stock, Household and Kitchen
Furniture, and other articles Terms made
known on day Of sale.
R0B'T. a. THOMPSON, Admir-.
Nov A, 1853 1G
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NdpTHGN

1 s hereby given, that from this time forth
IL win assume my maidcr ns,.>e. Ata..i,a I
Brooks ins!cad of that Of Childcrs. which
was imposed on me Illegally, References
given hs to aGractcr, &c.
MARTHA j. BROOKS.
Oct 10, 1858 Ii 8
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9 A ~ D1D AT Is s,
FOR MAJop.

ft1s,' The friends OF Lieut.. w. B. WHITE
respectfully announce him candidate for
Major Of the LIST Battalion, second Regiment.
South Carolina Militia.
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NdbTYdE.

4 WILL sing a. Pleasant Hill church on
il Thursday, Friday and Saturday the llth,
18th aud 18th of November, instant, com
moncng my second school.
Nov j. II. HAMLIN.
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EeeEigiOlns MntEce

EENIIE Rev'ds John A Davis and j II Ader-
II hold will preach at Westminster on
Tuesday after 1hc I'd Sabbath in November,
"Wednesday at Perkins Greek, Thursday at
Shiloh. Friday at IIepzibah, and Saturday
and Sunday ut the Bcayerdam Church
Nov 6 ~
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CIR REEN g. REID

ID ESPECTFULLY announce to their pat
1O rons and the public generally that they
are now opening and have ready for display
a full and complete assortment of new
Fall and Winter Goods,
Comprising all tho new and most desirable
styles now in vogue, consisting of fine as
sortment of DRY GOODS and Fancy Goods.
Also, fine lot of READY MADE CLO-
THING. consisting of Over Coats, Business
Coats, fine Cloth Coats, Pants, Vests Mcri-
no under Shirts, Neck Tics, &c.
a fine lotof Hats and Caps;
A good assortmentof of Boots and Shoes;
Drugs, Medicines and Dyc.Stuils;
Hardware and Cutlery Crockery and Glass
ware.
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ADMIN ISTRATORS SAFE.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
NM ILL be sold at the late residence of
Wv Sargent Griffin, deceased, in Pickcns
district, on Wednesday the 9Th day of De-
cember next, the PERSONAL ESTATE of
said deceased, consisting of
Sixteen Negroes,
Which arc young and likely; Corn. Wheat,
Fodder, Cattle, Horses, Hogs fat and stock,
Plantation Tools, Wagon, Cart, one yoke
Steers, and Household and Kitchen F1rni-
ture.
Twenty-Five Shares Of Grecnville and Column
bia Railroad Stock, with the assessment paid;
together with various other articles tju i,u-
merons to mention.
TERMS-Twelve months credit for all
sums over So with interest, note and socuri-
ty; sums of So aud under cash.
f III GRIFFIN, .,
TIIoS GRIFFIN, admrs
Nov 2, 1858 IG s
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FOR TAN COLLECTOR.

BsN" The friends of Mr.. A. S. STEPHENS
respectfully announce him candidate for tho
o''lcc of Tax Collector of PicKens district, at
the ensuing election.
lfs9" The friends of Nix. GEORGE F. STEAD
ING respectfully announce him candidate for
the office of Tax Collector, at the next election.
BIZ, The friends of Rev. j. r. HUNNlCUTT
respectfully announce him candidate for the
office of Tax Collector, at the ensuing election
DsIg" The friends of Rev. H. NJ BARTON
respectfully announce him as II candidate for
Tax Collector at the next election.
Ea5@ The friends of j. w. J.. CARY respect.
fully announce him candidate for reelection
to the Office of Tax Collector for pickcns dis
trict, at the ensuing election.
Be3s~ The friends of H. CLEVELAND HUNT
respectfully announce him candidate for Tax
Collector, at the next election.
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E. B. BENSON & SON,

~ S' OI11SOO1N w OOIN3
MTOULD announce that they now have
w, on hand for sale, ono of the largest
and best selected
Stock Of Goods,
Ever brought to this part of the country,
purchased in New York, Philadelphia and
Charleston. consisting of all kinds of DRY
GOODS, Ready Made Clothing, Hats, Caps,
Bonncts, Gloves, Hosiery, Boots and Shoes
Slippers and Caters, Saddlcry, Crockery and
Hardware, OIL Paints, Turpcntine, Window
Glass and Putty, hon nand Steel, Sole and Up
pcl Leather, Cooking, Parlor and Officc
Stove', a good assortment of GROCERIES,
and many other articles too numerous to
mention an n common advertisement; all of
which we viii sell as cheap as they can be
bought in any Railroad town in the upper
part of the State.
Our TIN SHOP is now in full blast-two
good workmen constantly putting up Tin
ware. We would call the attention of Coun-
try Merchants to our present stock of Tin
Our wholesale prices swirl allow them to make
a handsome profit.
L. b. BENSON s. SON.
Pcndleton, Nov 3, 1853 IG If
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NEW STORE g. NEW GOODS.

NEW STORE g. NEW GOODS.
Oaac NEEie from Jarratt's Heridge :,
Near the Road leading to Walhalla.
n VIE undersigned wish to inform their
IL friends and the surrounding country
generally, that they arc now opening we'll
selected Stock OF
Fall and winter Goods.
Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Crockcry,
Hardware and Cutlery, Groceries, Medicines,
&c, with almost every article usually kept i'm
a country store; all of which will be sold low
for cash Call and see.
We will take in exchange for Goods. coun-
try Cotton and Wool 1Iomespun. Wool Hats,
Dried Fruit, Nonison Hams, RawlEides, Peas.
Becswax, pallow, Honey, &c. IN
]. NJ. ALEXANDER.
Is. E, ALEXANDER.
Nov IA. 1857 10 te
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IA n.&N-

Sugar Coffee, Molasscs, Salt, and almostcv
cry other article in the Grocery line.
All of which will be sold low to cash or
prompt paying customers. Call and exam
inc our stock before purchasing elsewhere
GREEN G. REID.
Pickcns C III, Nov 10, 1858 ia
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ALLEN s. DIAL,
On OF TIE GOLDEN PAD LOCK.
Columbia. s.. a..

Us.
{ IMPORTERS and Wholesale and Retail
4, Dealers in IRON, STEEL, NAILS, Pot
Ware, Stock Kettles, Mill Irons, Mill Stones,
Boiling Cloths, Circular Saws, Mill Saws,
Cross cut Saws. Hand Saws, India Rubber
and, Leather Betting, Straw Cutters, Corn
Shelters Plows Shovcls, Spades, Axes, Hoes,
Chains, Sausage Cutters and Suffers, Black.
smiths Tools, Carpentcrs' Tools, Tanners
Tools, Locks, Hinges, Screws, Files, Paints,
Oils, Window Glass, Limo Cement and Pas,
ter, Carriage Building and Trimming Mate
rials, &C., &c.
Guns, Rifles Pistols, Shot Bags and Bolts
Powder Flasks, Powder. Shot, Lead, Caps,
Brass and Wire Tenders, Andirons, Shovcls
and longs, and many other articles in the
Hardware and Housekeeping line. All of
which they offer for sale at uncommonly lor
prices for CUsh.
JNo NJ ALLEN TJNo G Dial
Nov 3, 1853 lG If
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FATAh ACCIDENT. We regret exceed
inglysto 'earnof the death oe oeldest son
of the ltey. Mr.. Bowman, at Adams Ru,I,
which occurred last Saturday. It appears
thai he left homo on Friday morning, 40.
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For ORDINARY

RFlS" The fricndsof JAMES a. DOYLE would
respectfully announce him n candidate for Or
ohaiy, atthe ensuing cFsction.
GsS" The friends ofW, l.. HOICOMBE res
pectlully announce him candidate for Ordinn-
ly otthe next election.
pfiy' The friends of S. II. JOHNS rcsre.a
fully announce him candidate for Ordinary as
the next election.
&e4p The fficsis of Rev. JOHN OWENS bcl,
leave to announce him candidate for Ordinary
oil Pickens district, at the essuifg election
GES- The friends of THOMAS j. KEITH re-
specttnlly announce him a candidate for Or,lia-
ary OF Pickcns district, at the ensuing election.
FOR SHERIFF.
rS5y" The friends of Col. LEMUEL TIIOM-
AS respectfully announce him candidate
for Sheriff of Pickons district, at tho ensuing
election.
Rfsfye The friends of Col A. b. SARGENT
respectfully announce him candidate for
Sheriff of Pickcns district, at the ensuing
election.
Bsl" The friends Of w. n CRAIG beg leave
toannouncc him candidate for Sheriff of Pick
ems district, at the next election
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Ne ON EY /,

NesbIS a.
'ENiE Books, Accounts and Notes, assigned by
L lsscrtel & Ncrmau for the benefit of thch'
creditors, arc in my hands for collection. The
necessity OF the case requires that they shoull.
be settled without delay
j. L. HAGOOD,. Assignee
Oct 8. 1853 IL IF
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OF DANIEL NJ, ALEXANDER, Sec
" rotary aud Treasurer of the Board of
Commissioners of Poor for Pickcns Dis
trict, South Carolina.
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state cd sOmah Carolima,

Oct 23, 1858
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-31

We called down at the Barracks yesterday to
pay our respects to the "ex-King of the FlOri-
llas ~ but found his Exceency drunk, fast asleep,
with no one but his young wife by his side, with
IL a;,i ,,,ost horn, IN, I,er arms W were not
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-31

Family and Extra Flour.
100 BBLS. Novelty brand Family Flour,
siNyU 20Vbbls do do X x Extrs Flour, l
100 ' Salem Mills brand Extra do
= Just received hdI tol' sale by DOANB = ADAMS
aP1 No. 80 Main n
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,aI BUSINESS CARDS..

HAVE just received and elegant stock Of all kinds
Of desirable nrntture consisting Of everything known
to tile tte Including tile patent lounges, reclining CHs
French Sofas Call Is. 5& Main street, Immediately OPP
posite the old stand [mh251yl JOHN S. WRIGHT,
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MAst,NIC DIRECToR4--I Z e.

o,., r.,,.o No t0I.-Meets a Masonic Hai'
,or. "a the fs and s.trd mon
day svenints Of esol.rnonn. W, sI9'sS' W. NJ" 1sS1-
Gmder rbtreThgt1t, Secretary. Il ,,.... above ON
Wheeling Lodge NO. 12sf-. Meets ~ M
the arst amt third Thursday evenings Of eacn inOns'
BRESTLIxcru ". NJ; S. RPeqgso"' Meets as
above on en-. second SrondAy evening Of eaehm0n'h'
soOrT, H. p; s. W Pearson, Secretary: .,,.,ets
WheeIing Rncampment NO. l.-sSi9sS' :-s, " y
abeys on to,.rta Monday evening OfeSeh "0''''
Loctng, Recorder
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rIlN LAW or NEWSPAPE8S.

-subscrbcrs give express notice the
rary are wishing continuetheir subscrp
ions. .E. -
deals the publisher nay continue send them unaL
garages aTepHd. -s- a4.l'lf i.tT+ -'.t'i -
eff Subscribers neglect refuse take their peTiodi-
rs from the which they directed, they held
esponsite TIL the settled the bill aud ordered them
i.contnued. s4oa
III Subscribers to other places without inform
Il r publish -, and the papers sent to the former di
ecton, they Al Held responsible.
5 Courts have decided that refusing to take periodi,
ais rcm office removing and leaving them uncallcd
or },l.ira,t ctd evidence OF intentional fraud.
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Billy BowIEGs IN New ORLEANs.-The New
Orleans Delta has an amusing account Of the
proceedings of Billy BOwlcgs in New Orleans
IL ea,,s quo 10 .,1fi..- 5.ai'. q f att ..s ~.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-31

The bridal gifts, contributed by the many
friends of the happy couple, are said to be very
rich and beautiful.
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nd NoI2l.NsPONpENTs.

LETT FRs Subscription advertising other f.
of the negencer, should be addressed to
Letters concerning the editorial department Of the paper
houll be addressed Editors jointly, to either one
them.
writing for publication, will please write
only en- one side Of the paper.
nd uorc prompt attention to correspondents than
ey might lerwise receive.
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TOONNET RIBBoNs.--2O0 pes Bonnet HTbbons arrived
lmT ISAAC PRAGER.
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ODD FELLOWS, DIRECTORY

v,rv,n,ns Lodge No. :s-scets every Thursday
zi AZ tie Tta1l corner Market and Quincy streets
JAxrs NJ. H.Lt, N. G.; B. N. Carr, Secretary.
1RrnpttIfS, Hodge NO. IS.-Meets as aboyeeveFy
Monday evening DAVID B4THA, N G.i I'H'0N" =
3;s.SIeets "saboveeve-
r, wednesday evening. wnplAM HErFEH' NJ e'' ''i''
SdLade, SECRETARY, qssssL
wher.ing Lodge No. 00:-meet' as above every ,' r
Saturday erening. y ~ f5li s,,l ~
,I,,si r 9.r,.' No. S.S.-deets as above every
Friday eyslinr JOS. nAsstr, N. G.; John l. Naa'''A'
WIN. reit Encnr,pment No. 2 s4.-hsses se.Ss %s
above the ,ecoad and fourth Tuesday eSea;rs1
month. JoIx BABEE, @. p; CAds.A. A.se' Meets as
sooye, the rratandstrd ruesda
wv. TAYEop q P Gsoaird, J., scribe. + IN
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German Protestant Union Rall. Main street. between
Monroe and Quincy services 1O76 morning 90. ..,
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cHUKCnEs OF WHEELING

For the information of strangers visiting the pub
isl the following list OF the different Churches and their
T.ilmake the necessary correction with pleasures: =
ST dlattheac's Eiscoocliun Corner Monroe and Byron
treets L. T. PxaxIxs, Rector; morning services lO
clock, evenHg,' - 81
ST. Iohn's Ep3seePatlan MAN street. =,
second Centre Wheeling, RevJ T. SMITH, a. NJ Rector
services-aiornng 1Oj4; afternoon 95Si night ~
First Presbyterian, REv. R. H. WEED Pastor, Fourthst'
etween Nonrpeand afternoon
Second Presbyterian, Webster street between Nam anu
Marke Centre Wheeling; services morning ana evening
Third Pre0yte'fd' FUN street.
smorning and evening
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+ + oTne y t 1, aaw !.
30. = ,TlI N .EdSt CoTne7 Monroe and foiTt"
"V''o - iStsests, t'P stai9s.1 ,.oILs,s
hT H+ WHEELING. VA
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ASSETS JANUARY I, 1853,

Losses EQuitq6ly Adjusted and Ploiaptly Pstd.
rfs UPWARDS OF s11, 900 900
or Losses have been paid by the na Co., in
III. -Ija the past IS years. fEE5
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCiA
MONEY MAR EFT.
SATURDAY. Feb. l3-G

SATURDAY, Feb. lJ--6 y. NJ.
There was aot much change in the stock market
to-day Quotations were unsettled. and no move
ment OF importance appeared in any Of the leading
speculative securities at the first board Tennessee
State 6's declined per cent Missouri Sc. I IL
Crosse and Milwaukee land grant bonds, L; Harlem,
old, i Harlem preferred, l. " y. Central Railroad
advanced per cent; Erie, |; Cleveland and Toledo
1; Chicago and Rock Island. /. Cumberland Coal
opened at 20 per cent after the stampede Of yester
day. We understand that application Is about he
ing mad" 20 the Legislature Of Maryland FOR special
act permitting the Cumberland Coal Company to as.
the capital stock 60 an extent sufficient 10 pay OF
the entire floating Debt and provide proper working
fund. I'm assessment Of five per cent would give
just about the necessary amount. Erie. Central,
Chicago and Rock Island and Cleveland and Toledo
in active demand this morning and closed at i'm.
proving prices. There was a variety of railroad
bonds on the market today, and the sales were
mostly in small lots. Reading opened at a decline
this morning, but closed better There Is no party
moving in IT in this market Missouri State skies
were little heavy at The first board and sales were
made to the extent Of FIFTY thousand dollars Bank
stocks appear to have reached resting points for the
present. The daily sales amount in the aggrerat 10
one or two hundred shares. Pennsylvania Coal Com
pany has fallen of two per cent since the dividend
At the second board the market was much stea,
der and moderately buoyant. Pacific STEAMSHIP
Company advanced ! PEI cent; Cumberland Coal /;
New York Central Railroad, J; Erie, D; Hudson
Railroad, 4; Cleveland and Toledo, 1; La Crosse and
Milwaukee, L. After the board better prices ruled
and at the close stocks generally were higher
There arr strong indications Of a renewed upward
movement in prices. The pause Of the past few
days has strengthened holders, and those who have
been disposed have had an opportunity 20 realize
Stocks are now in stronger hands, AID as every one
appears 10 be looking for an imitation such result
will without doubt be realized.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-14
NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY FEBRUARY "A, 1858.

verv considerable amount OF nearly two hundred hos-
ssna Cellars has been drawn from it hiding piacas Ia
back drawers and old stockings and deposited ~ah the
banks as places Of greater security. Under the oiscam
but quite stterng the banks. Another encouraging
ts m is the very considerable increase In he no Of
rage deposits which hss up to over 470o 600 This
confidence on the part Of the pubai0 Is met by .
respoudns disposition the part Of the banks, In tho
increase Of their bf, as the more doubtful bills Of
the country banks are withdrawn. The proves
,hs, rerp,op II well received and that there dis
poscn on the part Of the public 10 annoy the banks
when they evince disposition 10 do the best they
We hone il may be long time before the credit IL
cv suffers anobers bank suspeDsion and while can
but congrau ate all its comparatively sh,r. duration,
the should not DO Iost sight OF tina: the recent past
has A. ow. evils that merit the earliest correction
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-14

-1e pttsheii Sun reports DEAN q The uia ErJAH
Rselups formerly a merchant ~ a. reputation aud a
rr.-bcr ~ TIE s.na'e q Ne~ Yl-k from the Onoa8afa
dbfr.ct The deceased bad r,sfsd PnisGsd TIE past
ZEE YEAR,. ard vready beloved re 80 yea-v
- age.
U.d a tba aifnshoase IN DutpBry Mass Jan u, Nrs
Apfot Bows ared los and eight Jnths snd our
days The deceased bc8r the ausnOusc for many
yoars She was barn on tbs OCEAN % shpooarf ng
FROM ireland Her nrst husbard's name was Peterson
Bcr sst c1nscrt uirof the Rego.utor, be.oag
ng ~ Msi0s ~ho tha mDther ~ On children bad a
rEo1g miLd, aud a remarkable physsal constitution
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-14
CITY COMMERCIAL RyPORr.

SATURDAY, FEB. 10, 1888
FrorR.The market was lees active, while prices IN II
Gated no change Of moment The chief demand
from the local and fe'ern trade The sales 1raced
about ~" GOO eh.t., including 90 STATE a.
- 10 a ~ %, and asieIH do. mt ~ 80 a 81 80.
WHEAT remained ul. Tut sales were limited W small
iots milling purIecs. About 300 bushels Southern
red sold at ~ 22i..
coHS was h. light suPply, and prices steady Sales
braced about 10 600 bushels Mt Coz 6sc and al zoe FOR
prime white, which was
Co1rON was firm NJ l2i4c. with FAIR amount OF sales
TokK-iaee Of about 800 400 bbs. were made at tl6
I2i Sl6 % for mess aud at Si1 Sia 70 Cor prime.
Other provisions al.o frtner
WHegGi. Sales OF prison were made al &c
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The last column inciudes both the exports for
consumption in Great Britain and those in transit.
The exports 10 the Baltic tn, last year were 1882
boxes; Hamburg aud Bremen 26 0Ij; Holland, 500;
Belgium 81 500; Italy, 7l57 France CA Trieste,
90 ,4l3; other ports, 1874.
The Milwaukee Sentinel says carefully made up
account of the stocks Of -four wheat and barley in
store iu that city the 3lst of January shows the
follouino aporepafa.
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VALENTINES.

7 owns ANNUAL VI ssAgE TO HIS CONSTITUENTS
IL OF both seses
rrnRrkRy, 1853
I1rts " crenti u. md Won ladies'
To wbnm satl lords are all In BONDAGE.
Astcllng vale milne = a trade Ia
OF some impur arce ~ In = fond age,
nominate. for your eleciion,
nNtNN ~ my agent 'rue and trus'v
Nh1fr Nalcn'T~t-a re SELECTION
Ethis con airs iha''s Old and nus.y.
NIili@n' designs WITH fhymes delicious
ihs vast NM guallad stock dsslnsaa;
Here uu'A'ne vulgar thcrs. or Vicious
UT IN -. les~ degree perncious.
fOura, plly.
iUts ANON TIE rosEs.
lhe old valentine headquarters No. ~ Nassau street.
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SUPERIOR Ccurt-GeneraI Term.

DtIUff IT BtTICHs
Matthew 7. Read W. David e. Fuller ct al. Order
OF Dec. 81. 1857. reversed. Costs 10 abide event.
Edgar N. Brown ". Elisha A. Morgan ct al.
Tbeijudgnent viii be for the dismissal of complaint
with costs.
John W. Boyd vs.. Joseph Oliver ct al Order
affirmed. with costs.
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Suvrrme Court.

APPLICANTS FOR ADMISSION TO THE Bag.-The
Examiners, Messrs. Curtis. Carter and Doyle, have
fixed itopday February ~, at ~ p. NJ. a. the day
and time when they will proceed to examine app
Giants for admission 10 the bar. The examination
will take place in the General Term room. The ne
ccsary afidavits must be left with the Clerk Of
General Term, on or before Saturday. February 20.