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UesLUsBLE FIRM ron SIZE,

ON FAVORABLE TERMS.-one of the very
best farms, situated in Scott Township, in Wander
burgh county, the homestead of Edmund Maidlow,
Esq, is offered for sale account Of the death Of
the late There viii be sold either 125
or 2i5 acres 80 acres clear and in the highest
state Of cultivation Balance good timber land
30 acres of the clearing in grass clover, and
about acres IN wheat The clearing is divided
into seven fields. There is good orchard, q fne
garden, good sell aud cistern, a good house with
about roOms good barn, stable, &c.
This is a model farm, and the soil has never been
exhausted the Princeton road runs through the
land, and the buildings within a mile Of Ingle's
Station regular stopping place on tho Evansville
& Charlottesville Railroad, within nine miles Of
Evansville
Price moderate and terms very easy. For fur
Their particulars enquire of
ml7-3md&w DENNY &LUNKENHEIMER.
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HASTE 1His s.s' a.. 49, roe.
IL fCTJ RE Rt.FEKENt -. 'i.t We have not
failed Yet Or eelr out iafcsud viii selected
.-ock Of Dry. Piue LaInsr, J AT are selling at
prices that defy all cs,In sell
ing so low that Crrtsi ether IL .lsi has advanced
the idea that Gboa 10 lrs, whi.lt taxi.
the liberty To- say, lac GHorS tn Il, althOngI
We mas; say hat We INA u O iged neighiOr.
Hope you viii Keep On, iur - lir aging -
heap nj ctst,'n). We are =rli tgair that our
present prices would Indicate rr-- IetI MENTAL Ia
our pecunisry interests H,.v,,,r, ..,lr customers
viii please bear IN mimi. THAI cont luue 10
sell at present prices, and uNi. aii CT j. ff,m 10
to II Ter cent. lower than eau be boa .ht ia THIS
narketl until further notice. We Wilt satisfy all
that call on Us, that this is no hunhGg, snl ,sn
convince them Of the following facis firsl--.l hat
We have brought down the priceUf Lam Der fran -
80 ~ per cent. Stcoud-tilar wrar,. stin cIi.ry,r
than can be bought ia this market. Thirt--li.at
present prices afford fair compensation Fuufi.
aud last-that owing to a superior advantage ia
buying, (for the c,iihcaton particular iricud
pay when We buy. VT are therefore Isabe,l 70
sell at small advance cot, for cash, ur 10
prompt paying, short-tinle buyers.
Thankful for past fsvors, We hope 10 merit CON
tinIunce of the same. Hoping that all who wish 10
Uuy coed seasoned Lumber will give W acall
NEWBERRY C CLEMENT,
APP Cor. Main & Eighth SITS, opp. *. X. depot.
HH0RE sTOCK.-I4 .nULE .fEE
WE J years old, and Young Horses for sale al
Y. III. COOK < SONS stock Yard,
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UP WITH TINE TIMES

E|REPL.N'G UP WITH TINE TIMES
II The life of trade Is competition,
And We are at oar occupation
Selling products Of every nation,
AT prices that create sensation.
On Main street, No. 81
You'll find in store and offered you
Coffee, tea, sugar, and spices,
Extra cheese t5y box or slices.
Oysters, sardines, fine large tongues.
Canvassed beef and bacon hams,
Parsnips, turnips, good potatoes,
Predetermined. and canned tomatoes;
Pepper sauce and olive oil,
Extra flour and corn meal
Moasses, syrup, soap and candles,
Cotton mOps-with extra handles;
BrOoms, brushes, buckets and tubs,
Babies fancy wagons and cabs;
Cheaper, pr, ttier, and better than others
b. sure you call at Vickery Brothers,
Who buy for cash very low,
They can compete with old or new.
You'll get just weight and honest measure,
80 leave your orders-we deliver
apl6 VICKERY BROS, So Main 1T.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
1OH.V N. sT.f.y,EIEED, CsRPE.,.

- TER AND JOINER, is prepared to do any
thing arpertarng TO either OF the Above Branches.
Particular attention paid TO The fitting up 81 Stole
Rooms also to the budding II Baftis. Mills Fac
tories. and Dwelling H.-r~.S. la town country.
Mills Fitted up io order Wiz i'gniri. These wish
ing work dnnr viii les" s.'c me call, a. | viii
always b- ies,sl. al sh"It'st ns-iire- s..
re- Terms cay. SlI,.i, FirI >tr.I, lctwc-n
Ch.-tnnf and t'l,..rr, ~ H. =. - -
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q WELT POTfT0Rs.-a5 BUsH-


TKVOEIt E.-FHE I.NDEHSftTeVEb
es respectfully Informs the public that he has
this day sold ont his entire stock Of Dry Goods 10
Messrs. Henry +. Miller and Henry Nehaus, who
will carry the business under the firm of MIL
LER s NlEHATS, AZ tbe-sane old stand, - Main
street. The stock will be replenished aud com
pleted in few days, when they will be glad TO re
ceiy0 the calls of their friends and the old custom
ers of the house. ! recommend my SUCCESSORS &
the favor of the public, and have only 10 remarl
that my personal attendance will be Civ TO all
settled affairs of she hate firm.
marIs wM. J. DEUBLER.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
YyO THE PyBLIC-THE SUBSCRIBED

Two TINE PEBLIC-THE SUBSCRIBER
II desires call the attention of the public to-
his improved Chair, Lathe and Tenonng Machine
which far SURPRISES any machine hitherto invented
in the quantity and quality Of the work it will per
form.
This machine is caicniatetl for turning Chair
Stuff, Bro,m Handles, amy other description Of
PARABLE wood work. Ii will taper the ends OF
CHAIR rails, round on the ends and cut the lemons
with the most entire accuracy, aud Is fully COmpe
tent TO turn 80 dozen of chair rails per hour, and
furnish smoothly all the work that passes through
il. The only preparation necessary for the work
be done, Is to split the stuff from the hog, and pass
IL through the machine, and the various sized man
drills adapted fer turning any diameter from a
quarter of an inch upwards.
One Of these machines h. in operation at the Full
ton Foundry AMI Machine Shop, corner Of Second
and Carr streets, where il he seen, aud where "a
number have been manufactured.
ALEX. EDMONDS,
ST. LOUIS, Mo. Pavilion Hotel, Water st..
FuIroN Iron WORKS, 81. Louis, No.
This is to certify that have witnessed the opera
tons of Mr.. Alexander Edmouds' machines for
turning Chair STUFF, Rake Teeth and Bows,
Broom Handles, Umbrella Stalls, and all work that
requires TO be smooth and parallel, and | cheer
fully recommend it To all who may require ma
chinery for similar purposes, being the simplest,
cheapest, and most expeditions working machines
tlat know of. For the chair make ii Is almost
Indispensable, il turns the post AID stretchsrs
neatly. Ii rounds the tops and tapers the bottoms
Of the posts aud lemons the strechers rs fast as
"a man can hahdiv the separate pieces
March IL, 1859. ALBERT DEH ELY
Mr.. A. EDnoSps has one Of his improved Chair
Lathe, and Tenoning Machines in operation at our
machine shop, and take pleasure i'm testifying "a
its superior qualities for executing work, both ia
speed and finish. -..-. .....
GERARD Il. ALLEN & co.
ST. LOUIS, March Ia, 1850. aplz
HRxSA CUPS-75 bush. or THESE
II celebrated Potatoes, for eating or seed just re-
ceived and for sale by CHAS. MCJUHNSfON,
apl2 Main street, ne sr the Canal.
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"ERER ~ INC TO TIE n ~ % U.B
Ne notice of Mr.. W. J. Deuber, we would res
pectfully solicit share Of the public patronage
which will he thankfully acknowledged by tbs
young beginners. MILLER NIEHkCS-
EVANSVILLE, Indiana. marl8
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NOTICE, ET.FRY.B0DY.

ssh - - ~ Will II - VII
II We have on hand, aud are manufacturing To
order, all kinds OF Fringes Buttons, Cord Tassels
dc Ladies wishing the above named articles,
would do well TO give us call before purchasing
here, as they can get what they want. We
also wholesale 10 merchants by the piece or ward,
that il viii lac object for them t. give MS their
orders. All orders sent us will be filed with neat
ness and dispatch.
We also knep an assortment of SEWING MACHINES
constantly ON hand. Whe, Ter n Wilson's, J. NJ.
Singer 4 60. r, aud I've different kinds Of Single
Thread Mschine-. We have an adjustable Binder
aud Helnmcr. All persons having Machines vii do
Well TO send ORDER for these articles AS they
are great saving If labor. Price Of each 50.
M SELLMAN, Agent,
SxfIl, nd
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KyOR S.4LE+3OO FEET FRONT
II on Fourth street, between Mulberry and Gum
streets, Evansville, will be sold in quantities TO
accommodate buyers. Also, 371axl5O feet of Lot
%, Upper Enlargement, adjoining residence of MIR.
John Farrell, ON First street-with the dwelling
house and improvements, occupied by DR.
Thompson Apply to
APT cod2w THOS. L.. GARNIN
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6 ELR-L.S.TEREST rs THE MIN

G ELR.l.N'TEREST ~ THE .u.1L.t'
~ SPRING or HUMAN ACTION II udging
from the crowds of customers that daily throng the
Grocery Store OF No. 50 Main street. Il seems there
must Ice some Inducements held forth there Gail
and if such is not the case. "a.
NEW ARRIVALS.
20 bxs n. Y. Cheese (choice article),
IL doz ID cans Fresh Cove Oysters
L. doz ID cans do do,
q doz ID cans spiced do,
q doz 10 cans do do, ----
100 choice Beef Tongues,
500 ibs Dried Beef,
1000 plain and canvassed Hams,
10 bushels Dried Apples,
10 do do Peaches,
> boxes Lemons .
joJ assorted boxes Sardincs. At
my M.
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esH0Es! SHOES 1900 PIN or
~ Ladies' Boot-es Caters, Bnskins. aud Slippers;
Misses do. do, Chiidren's shoes Of all sizes and
qualities, from the neat Shoe for twenty-five cents
to the finest article made by Webster. Call and see
and YOU will be convinced that HUGHES has the
best stock OF Shoes In the city. mario
GsUG.iB CINE SRED.-I2 BUSH.
- els China Sugar Cane Seed tor sale by
III. RAMEY, JR., 1l
marls Corner First and Vine streets
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nARW. aoODsg .N.En.. G0ODs

Mex H GOODSt! NE ". GOODS!
~ We have asst received by Express line and
durable stock Of bry Goods. Our intention is to
sell for cash. aud give customers good bargains
Our stock and style Of Dry Goods, consists in part
of Silk Chalies, Berages Organdies, Lawns, Prints,
&C. Also, good variety of extensive Hoop Skirts,
and splendid lot Of Grape, Cashmere, and Merino
shawls- To be sold cheap; i'm prices quality, for
beauty and taste, il cannot be beat nowhere in the
city. We will keep constantly on hand full and
complete assortment of Dry Goods through the
Spring and Summer season, which will be sold low
Tor cash, by MILLER & NIEHAUS,
ap7 no. 43 Main street, Evansville. Ind.
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y0I1.s .:sTER .sPP.Ta1TUs FoE

~ SALE.-Aichols' patent, by which, without
the use OF wheels, force pumps, any complicated
and expensive appaTatus-prime Mineral Water Is
made in thirty minutes, much superior 10 that pro-
duoed by any other method. Syrup Apparatus and
Draft Tubes all in complete order. Would be sold
low if application is made Immediately.
STODDARD & THOMPSON,
Druggists. II Main street.
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For Sale on Consignment.
"&E IRE ~ Receipt DIRECT
~ from the celebrated Poplar Grove planta-
ton, louisiana, leo hhds CHOICE SUGAR and
2l3 y bbls Of superior M0LASSES, in good pack
ages Also from New Orleans
10 TIERCES RICE,
25 BBLS TAR. For sale low TO close con.
sipnu,ant Tmarg-sn,l ALLIS HOWES.
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FNRs. PE.N.NY.N'G row .f.N;D DE-

HI BRULER, having formed copartnership for
the practice Of Medicine, offer their services 10 the
citizens of Evansville aad vicinity.
Office on Third street, in the first building above
the Crescent City Bank, over Jones & Blythes Law
Office.
DIR. Pennington residence, on Chestnut street,
opposite the Episcopal Church.
DIR. De BruIer's residence, corner Of Cherry and
asfr
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FULLER, WARREN CO., Manufacturers,
Troy, New York. apls-lm
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<fL FEE sEED.-25 BUSHELS
q Clover Seed for sale by ii kAMEY, JR.,
mario Corner First and Vine streets
SI0E 70 n a. ~ .f.y.D .u.ETCHEs.-5O
u reels and coils Cotton Hemp and Manila
Rope, assorted sizes; $50 gross Gates Matches.
just received from the factory aud for sale cheap
by CHAS. McJOHNST0S,
mars Main street, near the Canal.
G. We n a POTfT0ES.-25 BUSH-
- els Sweet Potatoes, for seed eating, just
ceived and for sale by
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II n ~ n - 6OVD sHOh.NI.VR.-
IL Good morning, Mr.. Rasch. When did Won
get home? got home few days ago, and have
brought the finest assortment of Heel CATERS Plain
and Fancy Kip Heels, Kid and Morocco Boots and
Bn-kins, aud a great variety of Misses and Chill
dren's Caters, Shoes, Slippers and Ties. Also,
great variety of Youths and Boys Shoes, Ties and
Slippers. Call and examine my stock before buy
ing elsewhere, as 1 am determined to sell at very
small profits, cheap for cash Come while the bar
gains are ia the make. JOHN RASCH,
mar3l-lm No. 3 Second ST, Evansville Ind
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TOR SALE or to LET-The 3-stoy orlek-uon ns
IoI;sY 8 by "a ,nree deep 81 tee way p 80
~ n. ,soierr i'm prov and IL the bes: order
q, A.,ov its value The sesat &c leave ihSni
he rrenises No $50 Ess 2s g.
TNOR SALE-23 acres Of LAND, Win su'so'e
il huf1in-, Sc good operls for psysic,,n Dr.
~. Houeopa.h ally Alop.thc >lv. OF oots Aoae "
WERB RID, bury Orar &c County. New 4 OK
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Cbanfes for Busi1ess MeT.

ITALY aud WEEKLY NEWSPAPER ES-
~ TABLIsHMENT Er SALE
In Consequence eapge business 80 ID
Hshed DAILY ana WEEKLY NEWSPAPER ESTABLISH
AENT offered for SALE with the Coed MI suSsrp
List Contracts fr A3vere-nis. Press Type Ar 1hs
psper situated IN u ta- principal cities 10 New England
ard has established several years !; hss Of
business which conll be rs-y ncra .sd sua
ss,c person IT'D all capital and The VII s rtsb
nn, viii b. soi low ff approved credit siotis
rare orrnuy for wishing this tic. a.
nss fcr ps,ticalss sidrs N p Box No 3si Er~ York
Pos;- Ofice.
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TWO FARMS for SALE or EXCHANGE 70
VIRGINIA FARM for SALE or EXCHANGE

For city Broctlyu, Wli.-asbuf-d property or fr
land hin q r1s- of NswYorG Wosiocs Pam u 1.iei
Chesterfield County Va % 7urs travel from Ne~Yogk c1a.
zius oe Acres is near - miles from Richmond IS from Pc
.obrrs il hall r- frsrr Covs- Hill Rairost wsich
joins the Richmond Ane Petersburg RAsiy conducting bo.h
The buildings great part hin Tie
pas Il uOonhs 81 hrs-r.- cIdeE E.ii
nous kinds noble ana nes.riDs spring q he pz-. 1ler
and large a- resieace which
slightly elevated gosn; tsviag s1I=fu ssc AVA
garden ward il ;Ae and t0f h-aaiaes.
70. slpAs-d The and vel aisp.-i fJ wheat tob.,,
anG con- q beautifully wooded a.d wa-.-i .i
ceucy p-rc;y cleared ard under cyl!an, pr. thereof
being set 10 s!oyer Full Information VII Be- ryeo no.
oly respects the property s n "a frss itol
t s.ds The olive fT ia Sspass or wa.ch Apply - 3.
MORGAN No II Pire-st. o- - SYLVESTER LAY .,, No
IS wslt NrwYIs II ~t,es CRY the Uaed S,s,es H ,-
Fui:cn.. CHARLES MIDDLE TOS tie pr 3rie.ot Of e.
tsrD, u,s! b i,9.. ..s 50 ,. S.p:sm5sr
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VTALUABLE PROPERTY for SALE.-Pleas-
.n,iv .Irst,d a. the bead Of Huntington HGbor L. l.
cnss,ins Of "A acres Of excellent LAND about ~ In ith
state guilty alton, the balance ~ Wooi on me
,rse House with Store s,shed large Barn Ca rag.
srd other o.. b9sios, two ns'.ras s,
r., n.,crl ar, indre of HENRY G. SCUDDER No. lis war
80 - oT ~ JOSEPH K CONKLlN on The premises
d ITH-ST.-For SALE-The elegant and tirst,
Oh c.r fcurs.cry s:onefron. high ooP HOUSE No 81
E.,. san finished the best manner, and Containing All
rd,rn u ptoyrmers with story exient.d Dining Room
and LitIsIy. Fer further psrticnsrs inquire OF sp,
INV ' HOMER MORGAN, No. 2PiGest
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60 nbom il map Gonrern.

CREDITORS NOTICE.-The creditors OF the
late firm of PERSEE BROOKS requested TO st,end
meeting be bella WEDNESDAY. Sept A. y "a a. me
oee q the Persee Brooks Paper Worhs No sPruc-st
confer together respecting the future management
of the Paper Mills at Windsor Locks Conn
Eew-York, Sept. 8, 1889. GEO J. FOkkssr, assignee.
7 OST, or STRAYED AWAY-A Colored Boy,
named DAVID MOORE. He bright, intelligent black
eyed Lad about II Of Whoeser will give Information
70 Ls distr.sse father FRANCIS MOORE. StnAts sufsr
Refinery; or at No 81 Morton will confer rTest o5izans
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Young MEN.-Any one wishing situation
In 6ist-cla busn Sc Commercial, Mercantile Bank
irs Mechanical Prof os may h;d Il 70 their interest to
communists with None need apply wi.hoI. being able 70
furnish satisfactory references Inquire, for assistants OF VARIOUS
often made from s;cls houses out Of the
be ed from those residing dist.rce wei tnose
within the city Il DO unieDod that the advantages o.
this E1chArge will not be all, udscriminsey-.he
peor Iessying Iish; choice whom register personal
sppesrance nativity &c, always considered lie; none waste
ADVANCE fo service rendered For psftisaSrs 10 tes sc
Apply in p.rson between aSo ~ M ina aHd N
OF by corsp1njeace, not forgetting 20 enclose - ks
stamp Insure Resdsr NE II you thtns best
setting" and not sei,i1g
place guarantee situation. GEORGEP EDGAR What
Not" AeeIey No us Broadway sni No. 2CoGr laaitst
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Tie vidou sut heirs ., lIw e CYRUS PRGSIl,Ss ~ a.,
n Pc.,s. Ccuu.v Ohio deceased offer toF VIZ "a,
MINIS situated II N.v Cagbersnd, Hascoek Oo-ny -
-t.-x The mines purchA..d q Alfred Ch,pm.n o. S-sf
r.n ..s ChsFn,uoorsis,Hs Of ore handrsa 40 =,
br.. .cre. with he sppuriersrces ana putiss- tsS
he above pss Cyrus Prrn:i'' on the .h ass AP o
Tf,rr i, .s.um Of fee. of Coal on the soo'e
on-n,d from SOC 70 O00 bushels can be mnec sec 1890
a, tie Ohio Rvsr ger day abo al the minerals OF To- -
49, .. IT. C,.o- Fsrus consisting Ct 90 eces OF 49,
o. Cd ecteo P1rrhA'. snd ssn G 60
fem ne openirIs ara sso rise I iron o on n.
ie Tn. nix .. sre BE valuable o. any Iow ~otn "a @
Ohio River The quality II Coal equal 20 ftsousr % p
hosb.py The location Of th-se mines :" rii~s oei
b. r SHIPPING Goal no, ~ ~
shove ia, locaty Al the appliances for iniDs sad
ca are IN rsrec. order aud ino operation a. any ~
msrt-
vishrs q ernse the business, a. the properly vi" 0e '''
below cost on favorable terms 80 49,,
sood tile he above property viii be made % TIC P
chaser - - ,,-;,;.,-,.or. IN
yirrirs will serd the premises 70 exhibit ne
nsrtie, Sesuf 70 purchase For terms address JOhN
fLESEY or RICHARD KNAPP, New ComesrIiss nan nan
col Co VA or SAMUEL J. HOPKINS OF J. C. PKENrlsS'
Raverns Pertsse Co, Ohio . ~, II d,
IL connection with the above. the Adninssors wiz ZEN u
desired the peous property used for oPrs;os tue
ss,inr Of Horses Males Cars Bsses. Steamboat ta steam
tost, Wharf boat, &c.
RAVENS, Ohio, Sept ), lSss
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WANTE D-MERCHANOISE, for which

w Farming Lands in Michigan. ssd Cmh, sil be given ia
rsynsn, The Lsr6s ~, cs.ei tim seEsd and wae-s
susceptible Of hsh cultivation aud eonsso ssoi
sIketA Parties having Mechanically 0,ots pSefeei-
Bon Nc. lfSS
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ITO MANUFACTURING CONCERNS. PAT
Il ENTEEs of MACHINERY, AID o,hsI..A situation IL
wanted a. CLERK, GENI RAJ ASSISTANT, In ANY
spectacle ospsoty b, handy ie.ble Man o. mechanics and
artistic taste Is American, and furnish security for
responsible son. ADDRESS No. 1871. Tribune Oi-e.
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Board an0 Rooms.

A handsome furnished front PARLOR and
IA BED ROOM second foor TO LET to one OF two
gentlemen With breakfast II de,ired In small pri ate family
References exchanged. Inquire at No 50 East 2hst, near
Broadway.
A LARGE PARLOR aud BEDROOM on the
"A second Aoor TO LIE +, with BOARD. Inquire st No. 50
East 2lsts..
DLEASANT ROOMS with good BOARD, for
gentlemen and th.ir wives single een. men, may BE-
found 3, Mrs MACKIE5, No 81 9Th s,-
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E,RENCH PROTESTANT BOARDING and
st-MA LEyERETT will reopen her School for the coming
year or WEDNESDAY, Sept. IA practical attendance o.
the pupils particularly requested Application may be made
~ ars L. personally or BY letter the above address
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SCHOOL FURNITUkE.LMocesn snh q
sStHsoE - % HaasooT = rllssrsss4 ci'uiAn ios.
v.rded on scp.icstion. By uaN or oeosssns
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R0ARn nE UIDAn1
Monttarp ana Commercial 8sbisbo.

BALTIMORE, December IL, 1859
The Stock operations to-day rather light and for
the leading securities the is hardly as firm in
off 4, and Northern Central q fthe former stock
there were 345 shares sold at $63H@63A cash, S63a
buyer 20 days. 63% buyer 60 days and Of the lat
ter $50 shares sod viz 100 at $19H seller days.
100 at s19% cash. 100 sle% buyer days and SO at
sl9$ buyer so days. Baltimore and Ohio closed s634
bid S64 asked and Northern Central s19S bid S19A
asked regular way. There inquiry for Balti-
and Ohio Railroad dividend orders and sales
made Of $3.50 at 80 cash. and 900 at 50 seller 60
days. They left off at 80 bid SO asked regular way
There further inquiry to-day Mining stocks
and we note sales of $50 shares Guford at buyer
days; and 500 shares Gardner Hill at S2A cash. and S5
d2H buyer 60 days, Guilford closed S1% bid, and
Gardner Hill at S24 bid regular way. There very
little done to-day in oans the only sales made being
of $500 Baltimore City 6s 1875 96H, and $500
Northern Central Railway 1885 bonds at 64A Baltimore
City 1890 6s closed to-day at 97H bid ex-divdend and
1S75s, s34 bid for 1sSOs, and 81 bid 50 asked for
1855 Bank stocks quiet, but pretty firm. We
sale to-day of "A shares Farmers and Merchants at
SS9k.
Ir New York to-day Michigan Southern advanced NJ
and Reading \; but Erie declined n New York Central
=; Cleveland and Toledo \ Michigan Southern guaran
teed \; Panama r. and Illinois Central bonds " vir
gnia and Missouri 6s, Canton and Rock Island closed
Saturdays rates.