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A letter from Raleigh, y. c., dated Au-
gust 10Th, says that about noon on that
day 4 son of the Hor. Kenneth Raynor-a
fine, promising youth about thirteen years
old-was hunting With a short gun, in CON-
pany with his brother, several years young
er than himself. The gun went off acciden-
tally, the whole load passing through the
head of the elder, and producing instant
death.
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-~@OS-

ENGLISH TAxATIoN.-The taxation
which the British Parliament imposes this
year, for the support of Government,
amounts to the enormous SUN Of Sirty nine
miNinns pounds sterling. or four hundred
and torty fire million Of doNarS. OF this
sum, over twenty-eight million pounds ster-
ling 60 to pay interest on the national
debt, and ever twenty six millions sterling
are required for the army and navy. This
taxation exceeds the cost of our General
Government; and of all the States and
Municipal Governments in the Union com
bined.
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Mr.. Dickens will read sixty times ia
this country, and in character, so hat We
shall have him in Quilp, Sampson Brass,
Mr.. PccAsrif, Jonas Chuzzlewit. Montague
Tigg, Nr. Stiggins, Mr.. Swivcllcr, Mr..
Guppy, AMI the rest of those aieiable crc;t-
lures who have 50 delighted the world.
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Muriagts.

In Garr,ttsvillc, ON the 26th inst, by VI. C.
Esndren. Mr.. J.lIERRICK. and Miss SARAH
TIMER.
- Warren. at Camps. Hotel. on the Doth inst,
by JcdiJiah Fitch. E>l, Mr.. JOHN T. ELY OF
Portag, CQunty gpd Miss WEALTHY o.
LEWIS. Of Trumbul! County, OHIO.
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Deaths.

GA thesaI:ost at 300 E. II Washington SQUARE
MARY CLARA, only daughter of DR.. J.rH
and II. F. Bushnell. aged 10 popths and 2.
days.-Phiia delEtis Pa, Bulletin.
In Warren. on the 18th ult. Of abscess of tho
Liver. after an illness OF about l3 weeks, NO.
All TRUMAN. son of Mech T. and Soloma F
,Drolway, aged 81 years and : days.
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Owen Van Victor, editor Of the Canton.
Miss, Commonwealth, was shot IN the 10th
inst, by Hon. Franklin Smith, the indie,
pendent Democrat candidate for Congress.
in that district. Tie wound was severe,
hut not fatal.
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ladies ZONE Magazine.

Terms So per year. Published by. 7
S. Arthur. Philadelphia. Pleasant apd
kindly as ever, the September number o.
arthur's Home Magazine comes to US, bring.
ing wholesome truths in the guise of at.
t~ractive stories; having bright thought:
scattered over every page Ii is &iway;
welcome to our table.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-08-31

ExTRAvAGASr DINNERS AT SAEATcGA.-
One lady is reported to have given a din.
ner to twenty friends which cost $500, ana
a New York banker paid $3.50 fordwenty.
eight persons. \ southerner, however, sur.
passed that, he having paid 81, i0G for one
dinner, the largest private dinner ever civ
en- at that fashionable rcsort-BostOs
ygMElqL.
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WARREN UNION SCHOOL.
THE Fail Term of the wARRrN rs,o

IHE Fail Term of the wARREN UNION
L SCHOOL will commence on Monday, August sorh,
and continue fourteen weeks.
For the espeeishbeneht Of Teachers and advanced
scholars desiring tn review, classes in Geography,
GraaHHaT and -9rifhElefIs. will he formed in the high
school. in addition To the regular studies Of the Fall
Term In ;heSe classes. Students will he expected to
use aEy standard tsrt 6o0k which they may have.
preference being given To "a Gems or K-Eyon's Gram
mar, ThEmpsoa's Written and Maryin's intellectual
Arithmetic
The rates Of Tuition for nonresident Students, ad-
mitted to the severs. Departments Of the Union school.
are
High School. for Ter. % Al wesks-",.s55e
Grammar school. " 1880. 4.jU
Secondary and Primary, .----- 50
No deduction for less than half q term. except IN
case OF rro<rzcted Illness. or Of leaving to commence
Tea hing. a: least four weeks before the close Of the
Term
AHStudehts ue regularly enumerated In the District
OF Warren. viii present tn the superintendent 4 Per-
nit. signed by the Treasurer of thu Rsarl, before hay
ing their names enrolled as SInteEis.
A Catalogue OF the Academic Departments. o. any
other desired information can be obtained By address
ing JAMES MARVIN. suPt. II. B PrKKIss. Sec y,
or the uulvrsisned.
John H~UTCHINs.
Pres. Board OF EJueation.
Warren Auy L 20 LIZ
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Republican County & District Ticket,

SENATOR,
J. ID. cox.
NENRER BOARD OF EQUALIZATION,
DAVID HAYNES.
REPRESENTATIVE,
L. H. WALKER.
SHERIFF..
4. b. LYMAN.
FREAsUREe.
i. b. GILMORE.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
J. NJ. STULL.
COMMISSIONER.
JACOB S. SMITH.
CORONER
GARRY c. REED.
INFIRMARY DIRECTOR,
SAM'L FASSLER.
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4 boy of Il in Norwalk, Conn, having
been rcprovcd by his father, for misconduct,
loaded a pistol aud placingi it agaist his body
discharged the contents, INJECTING 4 mortal
wound. The boy said he did it to spite
his father.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-08-31

4 letter from Niagara Falls says that
who're the Suspension Bridge originally sag
ged only two or three inches under the
weight Of a train, it SAYS now nearly twen-
ty inches. The general impression in the
n~eighborhood is that the great work of art
will be one Of these days give way and fall
into the river.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-08-31

Several gigantic tunnels areto construct
ed parallel with the Thames, at a depth Of
forty feet in the deepest point upder the
level of the streets. 1t wiH take FIVE years
to execute the works, the cost of which arc
estimated at 20 O0, 900; but oEcc compile
ted, London viii be cffcctually draiycl.
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In Austia, no man is allowed to marry
who can't write his name, If such a law
were enacted in this country, the breed Of
democrats. at least of legitimate ones, would
pretty nearly run out IN some sections.
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TIE FORREST CAsE.-The Superior
Court of New York has ordered Mr.. For.
rest to pay the sum of $500 monthly, to
Mrs. Forrest. The case may now be con.
sidered terminated.
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Willow GROVE; Iowa, May. 1856.


DE-. TuBss, SIR Hoping il may encourage some
despairiug Invalid to seek relief from suffering. L
give below the facts in nv swn case. You nrst pre-
scribed for me in Sept. I~jj / hat been suffering
four years from a complication OF diseases and i'm
purities Of the blood. The lsst three years (exeePtinE
a few weeksl / had been kept a prisoner constantly In
bed. and at that time was too feeble to SIT up In = cnair
long enough TO have NV bed arranged, nor could l
stand upright upon my feet My sunerinss we're
without intermission, and at times were very great
Debility anu arrangement. seemed to pervade the IN
tire sS slem. All that kind friends, and an attentive
physician could DO. had been doas Tor me ! had also
used diG-rect kinds Of patent medicines. uhie1 acted
as paIl:atiyes. but failed TO accomplish the desired
-ijecs. From the TIME commenced your reatmest.
there was gradual Improvement. At the end oil . is"
weeks ] was able to sit up an hour at a time, and IN
SIX mouths rode tea miles in one day. f-on thHe
time Improvement Eas more r~aPid-haye since been
able to Journey wesi, spd an roE ~euioying . good
degree Of health. I feel that to your Treatment, anhsr
the blessing Of God, ] am indebted for lie and COIN
Portable ksalth. -
YJurs with much respect. Mrs. NJ. E. BEMIss-
Mrs B. resided during her sickness and shile IN
der treatment in MUnson. GeaugA Cq.,D. where hsr
father. ". Ches,er Miller, still remaips-
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Bereavement of the Liver & Stomach
Should he attended to at once.

CHouh nc aLtcnhta 10 81 OiCS.
H~ooFLAND's GERMAN %BITTERs, prepared by
DR.. @. NJ. Jackson. Philadelphia. Pa. and sold hy
druggists and dealers in medicines everywhere: vii
cure 81 diseases arising from a disordeiel Liver Vi
stomach
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STRAWBERRY PLANTS.

The subscriber mas now OIL hand and for sale. a few
thousand strawberry plants, embracing the finest vari-
cites grown in this section The Plants are nov ready
Tor setting. ami this month is a favorable time for
transplanting. BENJ. STEVENS.
Warren. Aug. Il IS59 -3u
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A table compiled from official documents
gives the number of Free Masons il TIE
United States as 2ll,535. and the income
of the lodges ut about Sl,4jO, 900.
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NEWTON FALLS PRICE CURRENT.
Pcrter's Cure of Pain,

As an Internal remedy. hIs no eqI1L It shou u he
kcTt Ia every house. especially At this season OF the
year. when AL are liable TO sudden attacks OF ChOIic.
Cholera Morbus. Diarrh9t. Dysentery, &c. II has
been thoroughly tested, and proves a never failing
remedy. aug3l-2
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David Prussia has just bccn triel at Mead
Jille for the mgsdar of his wife Sihyl. The
trial lastsl 4 wssk and resulted IL the ac-
ouit5al 6 the rfiscnH.
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Warren, Aug
NOIICE.


~ Take mott, e that Ju-tus Gappingsr and Others
have filed in the Court OF Common Pleas Of Trumhull
County, in III. State Of Ohio, setting firth that Peti-
TONERS were The owners Of town L1ts within and on
the recorded Village Plot OF Newton Fails in
said County. That their said lots we're sit
utte upon and slpng Jay street. amt in the
immediate vicinity th-regr That Henry A. 1u
Bois, (now a non resilert OF the State Of Ohio on
the day Of AID. is3 . was The owner in fee
Of certain lots Of land within the recorded limits and
town plat OF Newton Falls. aforesaid apd as such
owner. subdiyided said land into town io.s and caused
the same to be surveyed, II0tted acknowledged and re
corded according to law. That said Du bois dedicated
certain streets Wilhin said plct and ap2ursenSrt to tie
lois Of the petitioners aforesaid. and OF The street, so
dedicated saii Jay StieSt Is one Of the numh,-. Tie
prayer OF the petitioner is for an order Of the said
Court. to he made at the next term Of said Court, de
clariny go much of said Jay Street established. as lies
west OF the centre OF the west branch OF hShontnS
River and eas; Of the highway leaiing from the mills
CT said river, adjacent to said street. to braeevillS.
called commonly the ridge road, to the end that the
same may he lawfully opened for public use, according
to law. Length OF the part q the street 10 be OPENED
about snO fret. JUSrUS GAPPINGER-
Aug. 81, SO CIV
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After which tn. Treasurer win be in attendance at
his Office at Warren, for the purpose Of receiving Tax
e. until the 2Uth day Of December, lr59.
The Laws now in force for the colsertion OF Taxes.
provides for the collection o! one half the Taxes TOT
the year. ly the 2Cth day Of December. lsS9. and the
remaining half hy the 2uth day Of jane. lr50. The
same penalty attaching to the compartment OF the first
half or amount becoming due the .Oth Of December,
as formerly Oh the whole amount over due, (riz..3 80 per
cent
ID. 3. GILMORE,
Warren, Aug. Is. lSj9. Comfy Treasurer
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September Appointments.
DR Fl. TUBBS will be in attendance

II as IOIIOHs:-
WARREN, National Hotel. Thursday, Sept 9Th
RAvESEA, Prsntiss House. Tuesday. Sept. 9TH
AsaTAAULA, AshIzbula House, saturday, Sept lOh-
For compilation upon all forms Of Chronic or long
stsnding diseascs- whether internal or external.
' The September E;sit will he the last one made
by DR.. Tuhbs, as he is about to retire from Practice
InvzliGS desiring to avail themselves OF his long
and ample experience. by having consultation or pre-
seriptiOns. or former patients wishing 10 renew their
treatment can only do so by calling At that time =
Several persons have from time to time rebresented
themselves as partners or aSsociatesi in practice with
DR.. T.-emplOying same treatment, &c. As this VIII
doubtless he continued. and may be more extensively
after his departure. he feels il Incumbent to warn his
frisnIs and the sick generally, to avoid them Being
devoid Of truth and honesty in this, they cannot be
otherwise trTstEorthy-
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EHERIFF'S SALE.

GHERIFF'S SALE.
~ Jonas Foster and wife,)
vs.. In TrEnbuIl Com. Pleas.
By virtue of an Order Of Sale in the above entitled
cause. issued out Of the Court OF Common Pleas OF
TrumhuIl County. Ohio. and TO me directed and deliv-
cred. ! have levied on and shall expose to Public Sale,
at the door of the Court House in Warren, in said
County, on
Saturday, The 9th day CT September, 1859.
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock, A. 81, and 4 o'clock.
P. NJ of said day, the following descI bed Real Estate
to wit: Situate in Weathersdeh Township, number
three in the third range Of townships in the Csnnsct-
icut Western Reserve, in the State Of Ohio, and which
is also in the County OF Trunhull, and Is known by
the north half of lot number ten in tract number six
teen. in the Great salt Spring tract as surveyed by
Ezekiel Hoover, being the land contracted to Thomas
Bristol. and by said Bristol TO Josiah Dunlap, and
from said Dunlap to said defendant. aud bounded as
follows: Commencing At the north west corner OF said
lot. thence 40 IS chains and IA links to q marked
post; thence north s9- 40 east Al chains and Il links
to a pest on the east line; thence north 30' west 10
chains IL links to the northeast corner; thence south
e9' 4O' west al ehsins % links. to the place OF begin
ming; containing sixty two Or acres and twenty -eight
and one half rods, he the same more or less
Appraised at t~hirty-two dollars and nifty cents per
acre. lKRAs-Cash on the day oil sale.
A. %. LYMAN. Sheriff.
saeri6's ofice. Warren. August 81 isS' NV
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NOTICE
~ There will be . petition presented to the Com
missioners Of frumbull County, Ohio, At their meeting
in September, 1853, praying for the establishment ofa
couSty road. beginning at = poiet on the east and
west road. running from the center Of AesopotamiA
to the center OF Bloomfield. on the township line he
tween said townships. thence north on said township
line until L intersects q ro1f that runs east sni west,
by John Easton's-
Bleon6sld, August 10, iss0-ix-
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MORE THAN 800 REAMS of Cap
VI and Letter paper have been received at
Bo0kSTORE. within the past month. so you nay
Xmas wherdis the place to buy it. to sell ags.D
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REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.


~ GOVERNOR,
WILLIAM DENNISON, of Franklin County,
P6R L~IEUTENASI GoyFRNoE,
ROBERT Z. IRH. "a Knox Connty.
roR AUDITOR oy STATk,
&0BERT ". TAYLER, % Mahoniug Ccaat;,
PeR SECRETARY OF sTAFE,
ADDISON r. RUSSELL, OF Clinton Couuty,
FOR TREASURER OF sFATE-
ALFEED p, STONE, Of Franklin County.
FOR SUPREME JJpaE,
WILLIAM !. GHOLSON, cfHaIniiton County,
PoR MRMBE n0iRD pC9LiC WORKS.
John B. GREGORY, of Scioto County.
o SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
tSSON SMYTH, OF Lucas County.
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Apply to ]. F. AsPEg. Agent. Warren o.
Aup 81. 80 -3s.
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ERANKLIN HOLCOMB'S Estate.
J. Notice is hereby given. thit the subscriber has
been appointed and qualified as adminiStratrix on the
estate OF franklin HOleOInb, late of GustayEs. Trim
bull c. unity, Diseased NARI = HOLSoME-
0ustaYus, August .. le3O.-3NF
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ZANE WHITES ESTATE.
~ Notice is he reby given that the subscriber has
been appointed admin TRAITOR. with the will annexed.
on the estate Of Jane Vitae, lat. Of Southington. de-
ceased. HENRY h.. WHITE.
Aug. 81, 59.-3xS
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The Treasurer viii sttend at the usual place ofhold
ing elections. (1r convenient thereio) in the follow
ing named townships Of Trumhull County, for the pur
pose OF receiving taxes, Us follows:
Kinsman. Monday Oct. , Johnston. Monday Oct. u
Vernon, Tuesday 4 Gustavus. Tuesday " u
Hartford. W'uesday " s Greene Wednesday " -
Brookhed. Thsrs4sy" Ii BlooIheh, Thursday 20
Hubbard, friia7 MesopOiauia. Friday u
Liberty. Saturday y Pennington Saturday, :" 20
NeNton. Monday " 10 Bristol Monday Z" -
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GGHOOL. BOOKS
COUNTY TREtSURER'S -.;EE
Taxes for 1859.
FOR A

In pursuance OF law, l. D. GILMORE, rreasu.
r@r Of Irumhuil County, hereby notify thr r,x D..
ers Thereof, that the rates Of Taxes for the wear one
thousand eight hundred and ffty-uine, are as foIIovs-
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In s.s.r,Aip paadeyb for Southampton and Hare-Hepry
Jsmes lady aud children, Mn Walsh, w Love- VIM h.
eh~rwood Miss O. NJ Kuox, Ms sherwood c. Hatch, r.
smith rhoms NJ Dale, Francis Draper, r. Garsea Ch1s
w Mouap Rich hard Cove, MA j. Henderson,, Miss Fanny
Julia Hend.rsop Miss Martha Heneeson Prof
p Rsell r. Colwen. Miss Mary Bell, Mira Stephen Col
vel w Taylor, ID. schuye Rhipaldo N. Waters, q \
Nod Reny james Fred Reser Nine Besthaul. H. Wich
an g. n Wnson Ohio J. s. Baker Mrs Blanchard, mother.
. GISren ana servant NJ Allen and lady, A Minis Allen
h.s SAie Allen c. W Sanford and sdy w X w Dana lazy
srsyant Mr. Direso and wife Jas w. TUCKER children aud
to . nurs-s, Frederick ffher O. A. HirAndA W. Poole o.
Be srard Northrup T. v. Welca f. Lecmber Psefsoo
Dr. w A. kerri.s ether Trynesedo denIy Rosy Poisson
ME Alfred A. Ker Paul Cairo Dr. far Morris And dsltnte
Nj Gsseroix and child, Mrs johnson, Mr. OGDEN, ss
M wife ard children Nine Psot Mis- Fam, Kelly Mme
IAniqre Nine. Palmourer Mr.. Beck ard lazy o. hraemsr
O. H. Osersernbee Simon Julius Erfuh L. Scoin'in, hne
Roe and children Mrs. Jane Hams hiss Grove MAST hen
RsniGSlot j. c. Smith. Luigi Zsnin q. p'ah n Denneo
. Carroll PedrsOh, @. srsnche q. syesi CsI.e "
Mccarthy, Chsno Nusyi A. Oespesicsko, Esrrei ~
q toren n fe.t NJ ws2ins, J. de noans MAY behSss
hs Der May forGer O. Hozwarth Il Baden jacob kuPn Al
Cos Apopt rroeok Aug Fed-r Jos Weins,@al jacob
Ross May Miller coTdsa, Carl sshul ms Lesece snd two
Ibid, Price and wife vsnnoni Jean vsnnoni J. Wei
sahr, Rocuser Easene 0irsIdo sua children, JACOB
EnIes Mr. and Mrs Caios Zsrer D. De. Il. Marry John
u. AZ, Lavsnn Uiob 6sntsnb~n Hs.ter sander Au;u
Neyst ~ q Kesn and children, s. Wiss nj sS5nist m p
S,S ~ 9aielHer Ernst N'es. NJ Issrcuro v F.ny r. d.
~ 9oro, Luiro brusaro NiDc.uso S,ao John Leg
ns - a leo Peter Reer, T. Leunit Vincent Vsuni n,
tes Fred Bsoce Menf Marx, Louis Peter Joseph
ClssA eDi p Bsneysnenu. Bepeysnend H. ssosy.
5i A. 6sn.. snenti Bensssnents BensvAaena O. B.
$500 yirs,s Piccboti O. Picehet,i Aacs,o TyoeIH
Guido Rn,r T. Gnub~r yocp Yene, Johann j. Map
befnsS, r. "a Bernhard, Dcvsu, Barre schiler
se suat,sr g. Bohe r. X Utter, Carl ster, s:rss Aeno
0,sS, Bs1u tsssl " yssA ssYs@g Gsss.I, Cs'P1 sa-y
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Npxu vopx DAILY TRIB,1NE MONDAY OCTOBER 10. 1885,

Ar Az, IA, s,ha.., u s,srrs,, ABB. "lrm. Oh. hclsr j.
a. An,n K.Il Nine Thomas, Nine Lechsi'er John SssA
sp~sl.. x-o472b. ,..- r. -. a. a.
N ,,,anAip CITY Of Balh-oys, 10, Literpoot-M 5n
M - 81 49, JAMES Elliott, Mrs. Casey, Jane C7r-
49, r. p.rI.,,on Mis- Nelly Barber. Ne Sugsut A. 4
s.pso,,r r n B.die. " n ss.rs and fdsne. o. BY. u
49, "a sna1 VIM Fisuf lady snd chd !bnss s1Ie. n
,rs adv Dr,r~r lady chareo md nu,.e D.
W. NJ Wight l. 8. ssnrs. Samuel Cernehv. Cap b. "a
u,rd, w I1,i wood sdy sad ufsot James CaIoin jos
p Noe. H. r. paves j. Bard VIM 8 'uly Chicsso lanes
NAV NV Y,rk; A. Cek NJ. R.ese. Pelsdslpais; A'red
"a p.,r,.op NV Thomas Dennie BGtimor- Isn Moore
and lady Nsntucket; r. r. soan Jss bonunes jr.,
In ,,sn DreafnovfL for I6serpoelMcs Geo W. f.se
s,oses md Bell; Mrs C. Gwyuns and children Mis-
Iouen and "a 10 second cabin aud steercge-
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..,..,.-c.,.,vl., sr,o.rrD %. rn. 7. IsI.y,.

6&s.e'' BArusDAY Oct g. 1859
.suys Yhs remand for sob kf.sss faG ana The muke
stsI no b, At s. 81 sor POS ,ad Pea, a.: 0,, go
p.es zero go We quote rOmiaslJ al M @lsc or addns
SlSss AND nEaIras INQUIRY ir w..;.ra c.s.l F. ear
\ suite for thc cIoss week, and We So,io@
ssho.y IN the e.hss pariico,ry po,ie,soe 10 ~ ~s-r
sS .ans s oi i. 9 ss., md s ss H. s
h; tse sAles 57sO bbs at - $685. % nI Sepertne
WEIR 81 "a IS 10 for low s:ss. do 81 SECS
800 Of ssan% sSo aI ., md doss sls
81 Louis sps SIS 4oas7 for extra oen~"e 'nneosn Flour
sss ., ssK ess s. soo:ssra flour :. 81 win
re inquiry and hsh, Ieesss sac. ~ ,bs s,,r
81 eS ne s rs Corr Meal Is better; the demand
M sales Of 900 - 10 for Jerscy and - 80 for brsnd5
YsH ar. less scive but the ruppy light and prices are
FIUT Ts-Dri,d Apple. fair demands sales of 200 n
sD iN~Tss !: quiet; the demand !. i%is.d
a.. y :g;s s 70 s ;ss :9'Ss . ~ sG
Can S.s 81 81 n 100 bush prime White kentscsy 80
10 ssso spune st 81 Bsy inactive ana heavy at gig sc
IL sy Me-. saist s5ac Osts buoysnt ana IN so5 oe
he'd @ Bye better ana IN god , req :sf:
"a &c. store tind' are 1o%,os d. II
ii aie g ne., and ioeC Rio Grand. private terms.
Hal Tk~ sapply moderate and the demand soai SAFES
ssosss S,f /. quite dull, ,m. .e. the trade
a a. at s23 DdsA from yard but invoices eH snip cA "
sATBERi dull and heavy 23d &c. for shs and middle
10 n.sAyres Heuock. and 341S'c for OAK 90; ,. ann
aOJAksES-Tbe business moderate, put Pii0os "'A
NAVAL sroREsspirs Turpen.ins quiet without essen:
,h.nse In prices of Us bbl III Dlerchsnsoe
n s,d lsO DO shippns ais, cash Cude qa., ou,
Am A. IS gu $50 n. Common Rosin Is qol< sc's 1nl
.~sS~Ss 6mer Of 1860 bbls 10 arrive, ana 90 on
AZ ut Ali al 81 s. $40 10, sHost, delivered and 90 40 IA
"a ~ so dslivered The medium and hue grades are SUI
Hvi,ed r,o,es without Improvement Ia pfss SAVES %
mia White 50 y $50 n. Tar is 10 odorate requess'
.Jes q 100 bbs Washington at % SGT p Dbl, "a
. ofs"Cmce Whale and Sperm in Improved demand A.
An n,ice, sales Of the latter 81 he East at
=. Soc each O.bs In limited request a. unchanged
PROS .. -, So. l., Ct. e., po,l With r,oday.. q
>yyes: pc-s without much cnsngej the sales are ~
~. Az IS ga for Mess; S4 " for new hessi Sl7 D.
ST. C,s.r and $50 ga for Prime Beef ia fsr de-
sagd but a. irregular the supply OF old i hee
~. az l67 bbs; Rpacked Mess 10 held at ~ but
@niet Beef Hams pleSy snd In a denaod a. OH
Cus Meats are qu Of 90 hhds at &c for Shoulder and
az Tor Hama shade 6rmer the demand iaT fof
home trade OF 20 bbs and tes at lt0lltc Butter
= fm &c. for ONO. and 4ablc Tor State Cheese
sahble q. eia10c. nv, . -. 49,
y leo n. ..-- -, t..... S.,.. , s,s
Md iI gliding portion Mesdo at sale for Cuba end 81 %
73o Tor Porto $50 boxes Hsvans ant 1880 bass
Refined active at - 09ic.
fur Crushed, Ground and Grsnulat-e
WHIsKY-Ths market is firm the demsnd 10 A sales OF
~ kbH. 81 &Q@lc.