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se23 2pH 7. a QUIET, Secretary.

a1r Ninth Ward American Club, Third
Distrc-Ths Club regularly every SUNDAY at IL
O'Clock NJ at the Star Coffee House, Levee street, between
C4o1et and Nontegut streets.
se28 2ptf JNO. j. LUGENBUHL, Secretary.
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Splendid French Furniture
MANUFACTURED
p. M A l. L A r d,
81 Royal Street and 50 Bienville street.
LARGE ASSORTMENT
Housed Furnishing and Artistic Articles.

respectfully inform the public he has just
rived from Paris with choice Of Goods selected in
Europe for this beauty efuress and
richness be exceed house in America. Among
other things to which he would invite special attention. are
Magnificent Paor Furniture, in Rose
wood Mahogany Inad Buh Papie Mache and Old Oak
Dining room, Hall and Library Sets
FINE CURTAIN STUFFs-ccnsisting of Lampsssade.
Broe ade, Damask Satin Silk Embroidered obpet and
Muslins and large TRIMMINGS for UPHoL-
sTERY such Tassels Loops Fringes Cords Cornices
Bands and Hooks Also, English Tapestry and Brussels Car
petng ard Rugs; French and American Window Shades Mat
ting etc. of all sizes Glded Woods for Frames and
Cornces and Porcelain Clocks Oh andeebns for
Gas OIL Fancy Vases Toilet and washsand Sets Cut
Glasses China Dining and Tea seal of which will be sold
the lowest prices all competition with any
house In the United States
P. MALLARD,
se2a Ppm 81 Royal and sO Benvie street.
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sgEIghth Ward American Club, Third
District-rhis Club meets regularly every MONDAY,
the United States Hotel Eysan Fields street. between
tory and Moreau Streets at I O'Clock P. M.
BY order of the President.
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n@We are authorized to announce Henry
DAMRoN candidate Constable of the Justices
Court Fourth Datrict-elecon November 7th. 1s59-and
oblige MANY FRIENDS.
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Late and ErfeasiUe Importation
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
JOHN TODD,
IL Aap II AND II
CHARITIES STREET,
In calling the attention of his to his
sUPE RB STOCK
SILKS, DRESS GOODS, LACES,
cLOAKS AND MILLINERY
Respectfully informs them that 1t has been selected with
great care from The MOST CELEBRATED MANUFACTURE
ERs IN EUROPE and among which are and exclusive
designs in the following:
SUPERB PARIS ROBES, CHI CHENE, BAYADERF,
OMBRE, and other DRESS SILKS.
PLAIN PoULT D g soIE-An co!or..
R ICH EVENING SILKS.
BLACK SILKS-In all the celebrated makes-DOU BILE
OIL BOILED, and fully guaranteed
DRESS GOODS Eng. Baregss Double areges Che
nOis. yelours, Armures, Popns, Tablnets, etc.
FINE POINT LACES-In Brussels, Chantilly Aencon Va
lenciennes, etc.
FRENCH EMBRoIDERIEs-1n Handkerchiefs Collars, Sets,
Trimmings Bands Infants Waists, Dresses, etc.,
MILLINERY.
Just received, ex ship GLOBE, from Havre, an
ELEGANT ASSORTMENT
PARIS MANTILLAs, etc.,
In Silk Cloth, Velvet, etc,
Being the recherche of these Goods
ported.
LADIES' AND MISSES PARIS FASHION BoNNETs
RIDING HATS,
RIBBONS. etc e!c.
N.B.-Lsdies Wholesale Buyers respectfully
to examine the stock of cLOAKs and MILLINERY GOODS,
it is the complete offered olO 2ps
To the Ladies.
will open and have ready sale, MONDAY. ocso-
| Der TO- alarge invoice Of
1000 Burnous at 81.
Ladies' will the above be the cheapest
| offered In this market.
| We will also open a large invoice Of
BLACK ND FANCY
SILH -.
DRESS GOODS
SHAWI4S and
EMBRoIDERIEs.
s9-I.aies will to their interest to give call
U. LAROUSSINI & CO.,
CARRoLLToN STORES,
ol0 sp6t corner of Bar and Poydras SITS.
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vs. For Congress = First Representative
DnrRIcr-CHARLEs BIENvENU is the nominee of the
State Rights Democratic Party, candidate Congress
the First Representative District seq 2pts
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Important Notice
S u G A r PL A N T E r s i.
The very liberal patronage Of which have been the honoed
recipient, at the Sugar Planters hand, for my
BI-sULPHITE OF LIME,
has stimulated to further eor expand the of my
business.
The extent dimensions and perctbiy OF the machinery
employed at Works. the quantity and quality of the
rails hand the and facility OF labor which have
lately introduced .here-the determination have this
year devote all my time attention and energy their into
ror management all combined place in the position Of
being able supply ANY QUANTITY of B sulphite of Limo
that be required for the consumption Of the State and Of
LOWERING THE PRICE
THIS INVALUABLE CHEMICAL AGENT,
ONE DOLLAR PER DARRELL
SHALL therefore, from this the of tho season. sell
my Bsulphite Ct Lime of to 10 degrees Beaume, at
FIVE DOLLARS PER BARREL.
FREE OF DRAYAGE.
All orders addressed to me, my agents here, Messrs.
AUGUSTIN TIIIBAUT, No. Front Levee street. will
ceive prompt attention. and would respectfully invite old and
customers send in their orders early
ULCER LAUvE,
Proprietor and Manager Of the t'arondelet Refinery,
$3.50 2ptr and Bsuphite of Lime Works of New Orleans.
To Country Merchants.
RAYNE's WHOLESALE SHOE WAREHOUSE
No. 80 Magazine Street.
ALARGE STOCK
On Liberal Terms. se2s 2p6m
Besdess E0mes, Y
FREDERICK BELDEN. ....................p W. EAMEs
Successors to s. E. Gruman Coz
NO. ae MA@Ax1wEr ST.,
CORNER aRAvlER, NEW ORLEANS,
1naP CRITTERS, MANUFACTURERS,
| Wholesale and Retail Deaersn-
| SOFT FUR, SILK, AND WOOL HATS
MISSES, .REoo0xxcRS,
LADIES' BONNETs AND STRAW GOODS,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Caps, Umbrc las, etc., etc.
| Mandatory No. SO Broadway, Y. je2l 2pst6rn
The Eastern Clarion,
PAULDING, MISS,
3. e. ADAad...................... ....1EI1os'
A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, having tholargessessIisiiei
any Country Newspaper in the seuthis -eryrsssotir
tho Merchandise New Or
Agents for New Orleans
A. B. sTRAwBRIDGE Il co,
o,s o,.f No 12Is Commercial Psen
.WeeysChGtSns Pipes.
| A fresh invoice of GENUINE MEERsCHAUM PIPES
| Just received by ,,o,, ,,,,,.,,
| 81 and Sc Royal street,
| cs 2pf corner of Bienylle
! SJyaUHsS. CFaU0ts
Just received, beautiful of FALL and WIN.
| TER CRAvATS.
| LION Il PINsARD,
| 81 and SIS Royal street,
| % 2ptf corner of Bienvlle.
Err George W. Saith,
DIN TIsT,
Having resumed his practice sill to prosssrtsasl
ssssnsnb at his Office No. III CANAL TREEg nearly sp
pos'te Christ Church. A4 ipv
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-11

EAGLE MACHINE WORKS
Richmond, Virginia,
Manufacturer Of Portable Stationary Steam Fnpne nj
every description.
Sugar Mills, Saw Mills, Grist Mills
Large and Small Draining Machines
. Pumps, of all sizes and descriptions
shafrgs, Couplings, Puleys Hangers and Boxes Of all
sizes.
Locomotive. Flues and C. Under Boilers
Shin9le, Laih and Planning Machines
Tobacco Screws ard Fixtures of every descript;on
Agent for Berger's Boyle's Machine. q roupc Saws
Virginia Peneuiiary Made Axes-every one of which is
fully guaranteed.
Fl. N. Smiths Celebrated Straw Cutter
Ny machinery has received the highest testimonials given in
the United States Experienced mechanics will be sent to erect
ach inery sell when desired the event of the
chaser dscov ring that the article net wha. it was
sented it can be returned at my expense
Orders communications addressed to the undersigned
through the Post Office will meet with prompt attention
An illustrated Catalogue ing List of Prices Certf
etc. will be sent by mail postage paid any desiring
PHILIP RAHM,
Proprietor Eagle Machine Works
s5-Ofcs in New Orleans 81 ST. Charles street oil 26tal
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A SINGULAR CAsE.-A case Of rather singular
character was tried at the Mansfield (Ohio) County
Court few days since. Sometime ago lady, the
wife Of the Postmaster At Salem got on the cars Of
the G. c. h G. r. r. at Crestne intending to go to
Salem. She had along with her couple of small
children. When the conductor came around for
tickets she offered him ragged and soled one dollar
bill, which he refused to take, saying it worth
less The lady said it was all the money she had,
and that it was good. She was then told by the con-
ductor that she must get off when she got to Shelby
which she did the arrival Of the train. At that
station she was advised by gentlemen to get on
again. it being only five miles further to Salem. This
she did, and when the conductor again came around
and found her without other money than what was
before offered he stopped the train and put the lady
of. The day was cold, and drizzing rain had
made it quite muddy and having over half mile to
walk for shelter, the lady and the youngest child
took cold which after sickness OF over two
months resulted in the death of the latter Suit
brought for damages and after protracted trial. the
jury returned verdict for plaintiff for $3.50.
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nSSeventh Ward American Club. Third
Dist.ic This Cub meets regularly every WEDNESDAY, at
the Hail. of Elysian Victory Streets at
o'clock P. NJ.
Members requested 10 DO punetual.
By order Of the President.
sell 2ptf K. D. LOyETT Secretary
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19-Hns Arrlveti-Dr. James has return ed
from his Northern and resumed the practice his
speciality.
He treats exclusively all diseases of the skim blood
vous and general debility, etc.
Can be found at his old established Dpensary 81 Custom
house street New Orleans, La. se28 2plm&W
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lGsgjlI y. III x u sesAmer Edward
j. Q59s. e y NJ ~ y. Louis and Memphis
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aw Orleans aaiu Greste gussay nrniu@ 0eober H. 1859

Just .as.5'tced,
b Steamship DE SOTO and Sail ship INDEPENDENCE,
Large and Weliselccted stock OF
CLOTHING,
FURNISHING GOODS
HOSIERY, and
All Articles for a Genticm nM's Wardrobe,
which am prepared to offer the pub lie prices rgu
lated to suit all purchasers.
ny CLoTEIIN@.
being
MADE IN MY OWN FACTORY,
win be found
OF THE LATEST STYLE!
And, as for SHIRTS,
LE1GHT0Ns FIRST PREMIUM SHIRT
has long stood the head ALL that line for excellence
aud neaness of finish
Purchasers always meet with po'ite attention at
The Premium Shirt and Clothing Depot of
LEIGHTON,
Corner st. Charles and Canal sts
ks~CLoTHING MADE TO MEASURE, and delivered in
month frcm dFte Of order oil 9p3t
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The Undersigned
Has just returned from the North, with Of the most
be sutful and complete stocks Of
WATCHES.
..a OF THE BEST MAKERS,
I1cludiDg Tobias Hoddel, johnson, Mardn, etc etc.
FINE JEWELLERY,
OF Every Description.
Sill YER AND PLATED wARE-very Newest styles
FRENCH CLOCKS,
SPECTACLES, #y .".
OPERA GLASSES and FANS
FANCY GOODS, ETC.,
selected for this market and respectfully invites
friends and the public to examine his assortment.
.... W. A. WILSON,
ol0 2pst SO Canal street.
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A. N. BININaER 4 CO.,
Established 1778)-sols Importers,
M Q4p Rrand-o, NJ V

A5-For Sale by o. o. wOODMAN, B. JoURDAN, G.
N. MORRISON, E. B. wHEELoCK CO., E. GU1LLoT.
New Orleans. jy2s 2p1y
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On position State Ticket.


Opposition State Ticket.
FOR GOVERNOR,
TIIOs. j. WELLS. OF Napides.
FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
Hon. JOHN RAY. OF Ouachita.
FOR ATToRNEY-GENRRAf, ~
THOs. j. DURANT, Of Orleans.
FOR AUDITOR PUBLIC ACCOUNTS.
MATTHEW WATSON, OF Caddo.
FOR TREASURER, um=
DIR. JEHU PERKINS, Of Il. Baton Rouge
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
Hon. K. w. BLAKE, Of Terrebonne.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC EDUCATION.
Il. ii. CUNY, OF Catahoula.
FOR COMMISSIONER OF BOARD OF PU BLIC WORKS.
FIRST DISTRICT.
DIR. PHILIP YElsER, OF Orleans.
sel9 2ptd&W
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~Worth Reading and Thinking about
BININGER'S OLD LONDON DOCK GIN-Desgned for
the Of tho Medical Profession and the Family having So.
perseded the socalled Gins" Aromatic" Cordial
Medieated ETC., endorsed by all the prominent ply
scans chemists and connosseurs possessing all those in.
trnsic medicinal qualities Tonic Durec which belong
70 an OLD and PURE GIN Put Quart Bottles and sold
BY all Druggists, Grocers, etc.
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eY NIXON ii ADAMS.
ly|| IllIY noRNINo. ocroBER Il, iasg.

a5 <3a 04A 1QKNINUt 81 - ~ e e III
w W II III = y ~ purssr 81 the
49, - sslsalls issbsnataon and iase
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BNy the Hesa!
F N LIE & LYON
Sev~-1nn.: Mach Il M a>& =
We have taken the Agency for the sale of the abe Ma
chimes in Louisiana and will receive in few days. by
ship DeSoto, full assortment.
After careful examination and full trial to the relative
merits of the popular Machine use have
toa in expressing belief all parposes-gh
dunn and heavy work-he
FINKLE d LYON MACHINE
is by far the best manufactured them,
purchasers will receive full guarantee that effect
they shall prove satisfactory every respect or the money
returned.
PRICES FROM $50 TO Sl25.
HJWe have we'd the second story ROOM
for the sac the above Machines careful
examination Of them is respectfully solicited.
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
STORY BUILDING"
% 2pf Camp and Com IN streets,
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= w 49, p.Iys u q a.y,. p.psr.-es
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Err. George W. Smith,

d & Mt 1ST,
Having resumed his practice, sill attend to psoseesieas
sssenaeno at his Office No. lii CANAL STREET, nearly u
pos'te Chris. Church. ~ 1ptt
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-26
NEW YORK MARKET-oe,. Is.

FlourSaes of u 0hhs at Ss50S no for super State;
S. 00GS6i6 for extra State 81 9jh5 for super western
S6lOG6 90 for commnn to mr extra WESTERN S5b5 as Go
for inferior good shBpug brands extra rouId hoop
Ma k-t less active, aud 6Oc lower Closing heavy aud
tending strongly de- Fuwurd.
Canadian hnuTLe ufiya. Sales 800 bhls at So GGaG 20
tor common dum
Rye Hour sel ins At So 6OaiSO. Fair request
Whea II TO cts better with Moderate milling and fair
speculative dsmand. shippers the market to
gBy extent Sales $3.50 bush At $ll4G 10 Chicago spring:
white canada,
R.eMors and lower sasS II OO5 bus at s5S SEC chief
" a. inside price.
Barley seareely SO firm Sales q 900 bus ut 759s3o for
STA and SO Tor Canadian and woHtO n.
Gofp--uu aud heavy SslesAjO0 bus southern aud JeT
sy yelo" at SlO49l03, ard western mixed at the
dicn. 49,
whssy-MoIe acti-9 and lower, with sales 2OO ibis at
ut 1oc, aud smail parcels at ~
Pork-HenVy tir mess and Gme for pTimo Sales 95sY
bbs at sl5.bGs3O for mossi 81 90 Tor prime S4 30 hn
mess ~ F'''' ~
BssfSead,. Sales OF 425 bbls at 81 OOa ca Ocouptrv
Pnme 50 ~ IS country meis S6Gi Iopacked ness; SIi0
Sl2 extra mess Wv
Beef h.ns quiet, Small sales reported Of western
at Sl6lpl6,5O.
Prime mess beef quiet at Sl7aSl9.
~ mehs-t9uot and hfm eo for shoulders, a3s(A9kc
or hams
Bacon-Quet and unchanged.
Lard bul AID hoavy-sAles 40 bb s al 1l0u5sc
ButteT-stebdy ut lklglsc for Oh o; 1901 lOc iorSute
Cheess-Stsauy At GA9lOA.
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Also -
SA N L o K DIS
Family CathartiC Pills,


Pure Vegetable Extracts, and put up an Class
Cases, Air Tight, anil lSiH keep IN any eli
mate,
The FAMILY CATlIARIlC Pill is gentle but nc
tive Catharc, which the proprietor has used In his praC
Ice more than twenty ears
The constantly urTrnsiugI demlud from those who
nave long used the PILLS land the faction which
all express ia regard To thelTf use, has induced To
then wlthinthe reach OF all 81
The Profession we'll know that different CuhuTtiCs act
on different portions Of the = bowels.
The + NILY CA-S T. II A R TT C. p l. L
has, with due tn This well established
beon compounded from variety Of ho pur' Nege-
table tNtruCts. which act = alike every Of tue
alimentaTy canal, aud ure.- GOOD and SAFE IN ali
cases where "A CaihaTtlc T. = urs dtl, such DE
RANGEMENTS OF the -|STORiACH, SLEEPi-
NESS, PAINS IN THE .NBA OK A n ID LOl N $,
CONTlVENESS, PA IN5AND SORENESS OVER
THE WHOLE BODY 4 iron sudden cold which
frequently, It o.ccied q Hud ~ long Ee-
yer, Loss OF AIpE IN VE,u CREEpI Ma SEN
ShTION OF COLD OVER~ ITIE BODY, KllSTI IS
MES HEAp-ACHE, or WEIGHT IN THE HEAD
II Innammatory Diseases Worms in Children OF Adults
Rheumatism gfcat PurIi the Blood and many dis
which flesh is heir, numerous mention IN
this advertisement. Dose. I iu 3.
PRICE 30 CENTS
" The Liver luVlguTutur nuu amlly tuthuTC pills
are ret'rd by Druggists generally, aud Aud Wholesale by
the Trade ia all the large tuwus
s. 4 ". SANFORD, NJ D
Manufacturer pnd pTOpiieteT
tVld&wR20 SIS broadway, New York.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For all the PURPOSES Of Family PhySie,
Are composed that disease within the range OF their
tUn can raely Withstand UyJde them Their penetrating
pnpees search aud cleanse aud uyloroto oytry portion
Of the human uruus correcting diseased uCtiuu and
restoring It's VcEhy vilacs As consequence o. these
properties the wand who Is bowed down with pain
physical debility iss, he'd ~ find his health cIgy
restored by r,m' dy 1t once So simple aud inviting.
Not only do they cure te every daA complaints of every
body but rlsO miy turmidab and dangerous diseases
The agent below named Is pleased 10 furnish gias my
AmeuCan Almanac containing certificate OF their cures
sud directions for their Ia the following COmpiu
Cusiyouess, Hearth m HeHduc arising nun dsotueted
Stomach, Nausea Ind uestlun, Pain uud Morbid luhCttu
Of the Bowels Fuuency loss of Appetite Juuudice Nnd
other kindred complaints arising from low state d. the
body or uhetruCtiU of its functions
10 not be pat uh by unprucpled Dealers with 9TH
er pill they make the more profit Ask for AYERS
PrJLs, and take nothing else.
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AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL,
rnR THE RApIn cnRE OF

Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarscncss, Group
Bronchitis, IHciPicHt Consumption, and for The
relief Of COaSHmptiDe Patients IN adDaaced
stages Of The disease.
So wide is the field Of It's ussfu and numerous yrG
the cases Of its %, That lTuSt every section country
a6Ounds IN uhCly Enown who have been reicv
ed from alarming aud desceate diseases of the lungs
hyits use. When tnce tried, ITS super uveGy -
~ medicine o the KIM Is too aparruu {" escape ohsea
un and whore vrturg kuuwn the pubic longer
hesitate what uudUte 10 employ for the distressing aud
dang affections Of the pulmonary that
dent C. our climate. " lille many miCusr remedies thrust
upon the community have failed and been diseHrdcu th
has gained iends hy ua, cuul,rred benefits ht
afflicted they never lurget aud produced too
mrTous and too remarkable tu be- forgotten
Prepared by DR.. J G. AVER & CO.,
LnWell. Mass
An our Mediues FOR 81, o by WM FISKE & GAYLORI
bilAmMpND. aud all Dea ors ia Medicines.
leclll &LwDm& v cow On
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RErAILPRICES.
DlarrhGa, DyscntcrY. Cholera, Ne.

We the GTne enherg Dysentery Syrup used in
cases u bowel complaints m all their varied forms IOm
81 pe ousentSS To malignant cholera aud speak
az II IN The highest terms, aud recommend with coni-
dence whether tue cise is mild severe, recent
hind.
CITY.
4 DE FORREST, NJ. D., Board OF Health, N Y.
CITY.
4. r. HUBBARD, NJ D.. Boarl Of Health, NY. City,
e. u, DlShROWl Episcopal Clergy man, Suffolk Va.
u. W; BAh>IOW ~ Pine stroet, N, Y city.
DANlk PllMAN z Court street, BOsiOn, Mass,
GEORGE SfOUDlNGER, Board Of Aldermen, New.
4. W TAYLOR, Captain U. S. Army
J. Il HART. Cleveland Plain Dealer, OHIO.
VIM. FALKLAND Cleveland. Ohio.
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SPALDlNG'S PREPARED GLIE.

SPALDING's PREPARED GLUE!
SPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
SPALDING's PREPARED GLUI
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The shipments per lake have been 723 bus.
CoRNThere has been but htla demand during the week,
prices however, remain firm at Sec
OATs-Haye good demand for consumption, and
selling lat SIC on track Receipts far and fully sui.
Client for the supply OF the local demand
BARLEYecepts continue light and transactions
csSsary limited. A good article Is worth 7Oc track.
RYE-sieady at Zoe on track
HIDES-Are selling follows: Green 6kG6ISc; dry do.
I4gl6c ealskn lOGlc dry do l4a2Oc saeepskin
l5d5fc; lambskins 3jgl5de.
HIGuwIEEs-Ha declined. closing at 26e
HOPS-Are Brm at l6c.
lRON-Thers is change to in prices Quotations
follows Common bar $2,76aSsi hoop Sta$72O; COM
sheet 75955Oi boiler S55O6GO; nail rods 56a7c
LIQUORS-Brandes sell as iolows Jules Robin Sjat6;
Champagne SL5OaS5; A seignette $aa2,26; American
6lc; CalRwba SSGsG; Catawba cases s.: Gn-lonand
SlJall q; American I5dGOc.
LIME-Whe Lime 81; Oswego Water Lime 81 l2518l, %;
sandusky Hydraulic COment, Sl,25QISs.
LUMBER-Tne market has been quite active during the
past week the approach OF urging ship
well the home demand Quotations unchang-
ed Sec table,
NETAI.S-ATe steady follows Tin plate per box 100
il75; Tin pig per ewt $SSSS Lead pipe, 1915 Lead
EkILs-Assortsd y cwt, s32sasm
OILs-Are quiet as 70 lows Linseed 6'eGG2ci Lard No
Whale oDCds2ci Elephant 72a75e.
PRoVIslONs-Mess pork has been quiet with only few
laos In small way At the range Of quotations MISS
BEET quiet vt NE LARD inactive llca2c. There
is very little demand for smoked and prices little
sALT-Has rIed steady and Is soag at 81 ~ for nne
IRON dock aud II delivered Coarse Is quiet at 81 80 and
and sacks AT 9lgi9c
sERDs-Nsw clover Is In good supply and the markethAs
opened With sales ~ Sl6246, Timothy sells s. 2d5 o
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DeCemooI nm lea9' recorded ok ~, nage % -
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GHERIFEIS SALE MPIIRSIT -i iI5g;- an = Nj
- d. L wIGHTAIAN. sheriff
Plaintiff gcfH.

~ Of alas wit Of Fieri FuCias issued out Of the
Court o. Common PeAs Of Cuyahora county at the Of
Garrett T Sttorl, pH agan't Asa &. Messenger and al
DTS to directed, have levied aud shall
for sao y public auction a. tile door of tho Court House
(Curuer uf Seneca aud Champlui strcegl the city
cleveland in snid tountv on the 81 day Of NpvemGer
ls5g, o'clock NJ Of said DIV the fOl wing described
lands and enrmvns. to wit "The farm in East C}eve-
land Cuyahoga county, Ohio, now occuped by Rowland
Lee, consisting Of the southwest part Of lot hO &c.
section No y bounded north by lands Of Isaac Page
lsauc NJ Page east by lands OF Taylor. aud south and
by the lot lines COntsinitg about los 3l-OU
Appraised al S87J 95 Also tho north Of lot No a.
in the srcton bounded uorn east aud by the
lines and sOnth by line parallel with the north limo Of
said lot lot A. and T sOuhery thererom to embrace
h y-seyon 10 said lot No. a. Apnr ssed at 5J
cav stRrsoN pure Attys. ocle.256
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