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RAN AWAY from the employ of Hoppin & Appel, Ao at Tubac, on the night of June 12, peon named Juan Jose Arenas. He stole Mississippi Rifle and other articles belonging to his employers, and was in their debt $S2,6SM. He has probably gone to Sonora The subscribers will feel obliged for any information to his whereabouts or will pay sui able reward for his arrest and delivery at Tubac.
 june 93t HOPPIN & APPEL
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice {:

Of the establishment of the Land Office for the
 Territory of New Mexico N pursuance of an act Of Congress, approved May "A, 1858, entitled "An act to create land district in the Territory of New Mexico," it is hereby de- clared and made known that the office for the sale and entry of public lands in the Territory of New Mexico will be established Santa Fe in said Ter ritory, from and after the 25th day of November next.
 Given under my hand at the city of Washington, this 27th day of September, A, b. 1858. By order of the President:
 JOS. S. WILSON, Acting Commissioner of tho General Land Office.
 june 19
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Dr. J. H. Copeland has established at Port Lavaca, Texas, commission house. He will attend to the sale and shipment of produce, purchase and forward goods, &c.. &c. He refers to A. MLeod, San Antonio, and Judge Palmer, Victoria
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More In1ian 0utrages.

The following letter gives information of an- other breakagc of the late 'treaty" with the Apaches We cannot answer our correspond ents questions-wc would be glad to do so-- but shall as heretofore do all we can to call the true state of affairs to the attention of gov ecnm,nt There will never be security from the Apachcs until they arc driven beyond the Gila anl made to stay there. At this moment our people are at the mercy of the Indians, and the Overlanl Mail line, concerning the "protection" of which there has been so much senseless twaddle in the Eastern papers, might be totally destroyed in single day, for all any military force now in the country could do to prevent it. There arc six companies of troops on the Rio Grande, where there are compara- lively speaking, no Indians However, corn is cheap there, and mounted troops are expen sive.
 TUCsoN, June l3, 1859 MR EDIToR-Sir: The overland mail ar rived early this morning from the east, bringing two passengers, one gentleman and lady, Fron conductor King we learn that they were torcibly stopped in the road by band of Apa- 'IHeS, nuuDcTluS HllccI anu b ueUudHu OI corn, Ipinole and tobacco was made. The same was ;lt first refused, and an attempt made by the driver of the stage to pass, which proved inef. fectual, the Indians completely surrounding them. The demand was made second time, and being told that they had no corn, pinole or tobacco, they, the Indians, commenced forci- ble search with drawn lances. Finding sack of corn in the boot of the stage that was being brought to Tucson for seed corn, the same was immediately appropriated, the driver and con ductor thinking it imprudent to make resis. tance. Finding nothing else in their search, they still refused to let the driver pass until they were furnished with tobacco, which the afore- said passenger was obliged to disgorge They then opened out, and told the driver that he could go on his way. Travelling short dis tance they came in sight of the main body of the Indians, which proved to be crowd of l about two hundred, as near as the conductor could judge on their way from Sonora with large quantity of stock.
 When will our troubles with these vagabonds have an end2 When will the, United States Government cease to infict upon this people such nuisances as the present. wshy-washy, un- determined, irresolute agents as have at this time the care of Indian affairs in this territory If you have any idea, please inform the cemmu- nity in your next issue G.
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SLroHuLY WARM.--On Saturday, the llth inst, the thermometer at Tubac in the shade of a cool hall, with the floor sprinkled, stood at lO6 On Sunday, lO3; on Monday, lO4 on Tuesday, l05. on Wednesday, lO8. At ' O. clock in the evening, on these days, the range was from 90 to 96 Such weather strongly suggests the idea that the suburbs of certain hot place are not far from this region. At such time one wants to follow the plan recom- men1ed by Sydney Smith, namely, "take of his flesh sad sit in his bones" sGt"
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Posr OFFICE ARnANcrMrNrs.

Tubac, Jnne 10, 1859. A weekly mail from Tubac to Tucson, there connecting with the overland mail, will be sent from the office every Thurday evening Mail closes at o'clock, P. NJ, after which hour no letters can be received. The mail from Tucson is due here at 10, A. NJ, Sundays The office at present is located at the store of the Sonora E. Mining Company.
 FRED HUisENAN, r. NJ.
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TEE HEAPAcHEs.-A few days ago a band o:t Indians descended upon the Patagonia mine, some twenty-five miles from Fort Buchanan, and stole every head of horses snd mules on the place, several fine animals among the number The thieves went towards Sonora, crossed the line, killed one horse and ate him, and then made a straight track for the Chirica- hui mountains. They probably belonged to Ca-chees' band, which ehaunts the vicinity of Apache Pass. stf. rfr tel <fg. "a
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| OST--On tho 26th of last month in the road h between Calabasas and Santa Rita, a journal, with some loose notes and papers. As they are of much value to me, will be very much obliged to the finder to return them to at the printing of- flee in Tubac, at the Santa Rita mines, where he will receive reasonable reward
 june 16 ANTONIO RICHARDS.
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ON LrAvE-Csptain James Oakes 2d cav airy, who was unfortunately attacked with SC were hemerhage of the lungs while on cam paign against the Comanche Indiaas, is irl Florida on sick leave. The many friends of this warm hearted and gallant officer will learn with pleasure that his health is improving, though slowly. lna -..g s
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FIGHT WITH THE CoMANcHEs, Maj. Va n Dorn, 2d Cavalry, has again whipp ed the Co., manche Indians, in Texas killing and wound ing over 40 warriors Van Dorn's loss was two officers wounded and several men killed. We shall probably have full details of the affair by next mail.
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The package of papers for Tucson was acci- dentaly omitted last week, when the regular mail was sent, and could not be forwarded for several days, twas mistake which will not happen again.
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DRYING UP.-We are sorry to hear tLat the water in the Sonoita river is drying up much earlier than usual, and in places that were nev- CT dry before. It is not very cheerful pros pect when the thermometer indicates 100 or IO8
 degrees of heat, day atterday, and the hot sea son not commenced nl ...
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LABoRERs Mexican laborers and miners continue to come Up from Sonora. Something like thirty are at work in the Sonota Valley and the number of hands required by the sever al mining companies are easily obtained.
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TIE NEW MILL-The I5w grist mill on the Sonoita, being erected by Messrs FindIay and Sharp, is nearly ready for raising If the sup ply of water does not fail, this will be a very profitable piece of property. 11t.
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EL dia 26 dol pasado mes de Mayo, perdi en ell ca- h mino Santa Rita un dario de jornadas incluso unos apuntes memorials on papeles suetos que me de intercs e ndagar DOT alguen To ha hallado No haviendome sido possible hallarle buscandoe per sonalmsnte en el camino, me precise hora in dagor DOT medic del perodico,y DOT que SC que este buen hijo de la imprenta, and en manas de tOdos Y 10 hara saber para que, ell que To haya levan ado SC serva avisormelo que so To estimare infinite despues dc depagsrle.
 june l6 If ANTONIO RICHARDS
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Notice.
Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that packages, boxes, " parcels, brought by the Overland Mail, ifh in the office day, will be at the risk of owners, as the Company make no charge for storaI Q they will not be responsible for any loss that m . occur. VIM. S. OCRI, Agent O' M' So'
 Tucson, May IS, 1859. 2m
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Sylvester Mowry Esq, has arrived at La Mesiila. ,fEfa u a fTErF F}H
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SOUTHERN OErICES.

NiRrLirp-lsi Baltimore street, Bal;imcr".
DI.IEicT CoLrXuiA3lS Pcnnsy lr1niI Avenue. Wah
inyton.
Observation-Disclosures, Institute. Riehnon and Tor sale
by J. r Davis Co.. Lynchburg r o. Nerwin Co.. Nor
folk Dunn Spencer, Petersburg 4 A. McNcchen Moore
field: Alexander Parkins, Berryylc; Is. C. Flanagan.
Charlottesville. and J. c. Wade. Chris,iansbure.
MONTH cAsoLnl-For sale by Z. b. Root Raleigh: Geo.
H. Kelley. Wilmington blackwell Foster, Henderson
James H. Hol, Yanceyyi,lc j. L. Sloan. trecnsboro
Lyman Arlington Warrrnton: X Eichard-on. Reds
VILE T. s. Luiiroh Fayetteville; and j. e. lsfrentine
Son. llsboro.
sorIH CARoiyl-2s: King street. Charleston; and foc
sale BY Branch Allen AhbevIc; Julius Poppe. Coum
Hamburg
GroRcii-ror .ae by Thomas p. S,ovea Augusta Rev
n Logan we-, Poiu; 4. Leg deu, Atlanta; and \. H.
Brown Jonesboro.
FLoKrpA-ror sale by C. Y. Howe, Key West.
AL,nAvt-sS 81 Francis street, Mobile; H. d. Nelson
Florence; 4. " MDowen Demopoi-: Mr.. llaicl Green
6cId: A. G. Campbell. wetumpka u. Keiit, Montgomery
and J. T. BrucEner, Huntsville.
LIusIyA-li Camp street, SGw Orean, and for sale hy
". D. Phillips. Baton Rouge.
KlSrrcyr-pi Fourth street. Louisville iliggin Hook
Lexington; and for sale by Jerry +. Young Maysviue
welch Nichols Dsnyille; G. y. Long oplinsvis; and
u. Clark, Paris
Ni-sssrrrr--ror sale by Hale. Murdoch Co, Columbus
F. Johnson vicksburs Newcomer kan,lcr. Jackson H.
X. Gamble Aberdeen: and ". 4. Daneey, Canton. $500
AngAS.As-Por sale by ". Plat, Helena; and byG. WI
liams, Pse bun -
TgxA.-por SALE by Mrs O. Rran,r!. Galveston; 6, "
Hurley Houston; JaInss A. wilip. Rr,nhIn and q. e.
Greg. 4 Co., Marshall.
TSBSD FOR \ CIRCULAR.
r.h Bel,
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF MOST VALUABLE
LANES kIN EK ESTATE.
An adjoining rrac; o. So acres together with isrsr
Number Of Slaves and Persona! Property thereon.
fyNHE undersigned! Commissioners appointed by de
she Circuit Court Of the city OF Richmond in
scsi therein known Anderson's exOrs AichauI and
ais VIII pF0ce. ~ sell. the premises on TUESDAY
NAY THIRD. iS9 II fair II rot the next fair day And
ra'pe state located rs above, known 81 Iashr'
.!'e., containing ?5a acrcs which the late Richard
Anderson resided a, the sine OF hi, death.
" H., IN The Couity Of Poghatan on James River At
nanes adventure aloc' thirty miles above the city OF
h'o"n mere are on the tract i;a Of river low
ground. acre, % creek and branch tat, and about 400
acres Of h Land In hi i-gre. Of imrrovem.n, nrodu
eng hne crops 81 wheat. tobacco corn anil clover The
balance OF ms tract about S0 covered with pine
and oak timber and WOOD There are On mi, plantation
every building AMI improvement important "a ,bs onera
lions OF such AN estate The location 10 healthy and the
neiShhorhood as good As any in the State
Adjoining the abov. j. another Tract OF 81. viii.
improvements. consisting o' dwelling &C. large portion
Of This tract under cultivation balance said We.
timbered and wooded.
After salr Of the LIS adj will be sold the Slave, On ID,
estate embracing about ~ ia number. all the Hor,e.
Mules. Cattle. Hogs Stock ~ all sorts Crops Farming I'M
plrneuis, contents OF Blacksmts Shop, Carts Carr7g.
and Harness. contents Of Smokcousc Furniture OF all
Kinds and all other personal properly whatsoever belong
In 10 III" sad estate IN thu laid county Of Poshasn: ant
also the growing Crops OF sad real estate unless sold with
the same 20 the purchaser or purchasers thereof
TERMs ~ sMkFor the real estate one.iourth cash. bal
snc" a, one two and three yesrs from the day OF sale H.
which bonds are TO be- given for hc deferred payments and
the title retained unit; all the purchase money Is paid and
a conveyance ordered by the Court.
The Slave, will he sold Tor cash. or uon such cred
IL 81 the Commissioners shall deem advisable taking
;ae notes for the pmrc'a,. money with approved endcr
SER. and The interest added All the other personal pro
perry will be sold FOR cash. all OF so and under,
and .or all so credit OF six months for ar
So,ish- noc.. interest added and approved endorsen
JOHN C. WILLIAMS. ! o..
ANDREW JOHNSTON, c'm"''.
~ Sal, conducted by GOBLIN APPERseS.
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THE LARGEST DESK DEPOT
I'm TIE. UNI:SfiM5

,.rrcyssoss ). :. Fisxir.)
yo o5o soUrH THIRD STREET, PHILADELPHIA
nrrIcE AID DAX lxs Fr WSrprErs az IA
February 2p-dly
VvvRGINIA:-At Rule, held In the Clerks Once o.
Oh. Circuit Court Of the city Of Richmond she Oh dsv
r1en Crmmir. Who In her right and ,s admin
i.,ratrix Of Andrew Cummia.. deceased, Piant!f.
Agansi , D.
ri us Patrick Cummib- and Dennis Byrhs and Catherine
NJ, wife. Dsenaanu.
The object OF TIL. .u!t !. sell slave belonging 10 The
state OF Andrew Cutnnn, deed, and 10 distribute the
estate Of the said deceased after the payment Of bis dsbs
among the Jare. thereto entitled; and AFFIDAVIT having
hr,n and Ied the defendants shove named
nonre,deus Of this the said defsDdants
are notified to appear within month after due pubes
ton hereof and do what Is necessary 10 protect their Int
rests in this suit. Copy-Tesfs.
March ll-ew4~ BENJAMIN POLLARD, D. c.
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WYNDllAM KEMP. |
JOHN T. SEAWELL,
WARNER T. JONES, {
VI. II. SEAWELL, !
,iL.tcl,l.a c.rfrlorst. vA.. Ysb. 2t-s,!.
LAND IN ALBEn.RLE

COCNTY, NEAR CHARL0TrEsvILLE AID TIlE
I UNIVERSITY. AT PUBLIC ACCTl0N.-By virtue ot .
Deed Of Trust from Monroe Kelly aud wife Luy recorded
in the Cer., oaee, OF the County Court OF Albemsrl,,
shall Trustee said deed proceed WEDNESDAY tie
SIXTEENTH DAY OF MARCH, Isl? or II the weather on
that day be such 10 prevent the attendance OF blcr-
then the fair day to offer FOR public sale. the
premises, and for the purpose named In said deed IN. very
desirable Estate on which said Kelly resides adjoining the
land. Of Irnj Sn-ed Geo NJ Bowen and others and Ill.
three and half mile, from the town of Charlottesville
1t contains by recent survey. @ acre, OF improved and
productive land, we'll set IN grass abundany Waierrd and
enclosed in great part; by permanent stone fences
The improvement. are OF the best Kind The Dwelling
House with iwrlyr Rooms-convercnty arranged. the
houses stable and cabins are all brick aud in good order
The house Is pleasantly situated gentle slope East Of
the South Mountains, about mile from Monticello
commanding Of those beautiful and cXiensiv. View.
for which hi, picturesque country i, justly iamou. II
ha, every ornament Of shade and turf and il ground, and
gardens are tasieluly laid OF aid improved.
II I, She gr-a; advantage - this place that its purt
woud at come into possession OF an elegant "ue
AMI establishment suitable 10 large family without being
subjected 20 the expense or alteration or addition.
Il i sufficiently near charo;;e,'il'e and The University
20 avail o! ,hose advantages OF society apd education
which they Offer TIE lands in Ill, vicinity are rapidly
FORE pree.., good chance OF obtaining AN Improved
hone aad productive farm IN ;l desirable part Of III
STATE al ,'r Trry Intersection OF It's y-.a. Railroads
from Eas, to West and North TO South.
an authorized say tia. Ir. Kelly will Offer every 70
ciIy those .lo Ui.h 10 Wilt and examine the place
Also tie tine and place. and bv virtue .! the
deed n; trus hall otter for public sale the personal
property OF The said Kelly consisting o. y Horse. 20 Cat.
t, Including mich cc"s pA"i' D" sheep ~" HOGS .n'
barrels NJ Corn sou it.y Household aud Kitchen rurni.
turr Farming utc.!s Wagon, Whrs; Drill ana good
Carriage.
TEEns-1h- Real Estate Ill b. SOLD FOR one fourth In
hand the balance In equal instruments o two and
three year, the purchaser 10 CIV, bonds bearing n,"Te
from date secured BY Deed Of rr. on the Land. and
the in,rr-; hr paid snnualv For the personal fa..
the cash sill be- required for all under 60 for al
;.a amount credit OF IN months will be given, the Pur
chaser give hi, negotiable note with approved security
and property to b. removed uEi! ie said i-rr are
Complied with. The title j, drrri.i unGueS'.pnahc hut
selling trustee, sha such title only a. vested
In hy said Deed Of Trus: JOHN IL. LANE,
AL. 1riIslc
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GREAT AND IMPORTANT PUBLIC

rI,o ake ,lace A Louisa Cour, House. IN ;.c Of
i Virginia. Court day. Monday, llth April
neXt.-1hrce thousand and forty acres, including
ics, cleared AMI enclosed. the balance heavily iiuberet
with the hes; yellow pine various kinds OF oak. poplar
ash thcsory, maple walnut, acSrry superior lnoer,
and exceedingly ,b account .; the great scarcity
hrorg surrounding country This land is situated on
the North Anna River. In she county OF spotyi'-n -
I % rom Fredericksburg. Il miles from the city Of Rich
rond and or mile. from the Virginia Central Railroad
There il tie place splendid Dwelling House, IN tIii
rat. repair and all necessary oGbuings, good Garden
anI orchard, Of choice Fruit IN full bearing The rac,
hs divided into five parts, aud will positively br sold
the hishes, bidders, either in part orhe whole n; the ZINE
and place above named. H.. fooSia; condition, viz
third Of the cash. The ha!anc. in equal install
m-ns in one or years. With Interest from the day OF
ale title will bc withheld till the last payment Is
made Those disposed invest in uch property Will 10
well attend this sale. from far ani near Il, Is unccn.
Mcny valuable III many ysriou, rsi'rc-. aud well worth
~. attention of purchaser.
Mr. John C. Johnson. the place, will slow il Al any
time For further particulars. bablls. posted In all
the cite" aud tosE and cir :uated throughout the ADJACENT
country. Possession aill hc given AZ once.
JOHN JEEDONE
Feb aG-ctds Per hi. At'y Wm. -. J"rtprs.
a.,
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AUCTION SALES.
PUBLIC SALEOF THE ALLEGHAN1
SpIkuS(:S.
IL TIE COt'yTY az N0STGONERY.

IN TIE COUNTY OF MONTGOMERY.
Il PURSUANCE NJ the provision, Of 3 deed OF trust ex-
Suted TO ne on the lo,h day OF APRIL ls by Dr. Ned
bgr, aud wife, and OF record In the Clerks offices u
He OF Montgomery and Franklin. made to
81 oii, The former propr-torS, the payment OF
Yiu -. T, '?hes Tor ihe Alrghany Springs property,
~ iu.,ee IN said deed offer for sale public auction
.h Itoht ui The Aieshany Springs Hotel on THURSDAY
ihL ltiH Dal OF APRIL l>Jy II fair II NOT, then on
"a. next iair day. except sunday and MONDAY THREE
Npl'IDhp fol kIiis Of al! thus known propcr,y In
SPRINGS PROPERTY. which consist. he,iIr. ,i Snr;n..
proper oil Tract Of Land supposed 10 contain abou S
Oi the Hotel. Cabins Bath House and o,h-r nn,
mcn'- on , said tract Of la. and the Household Ind
Kitchen Furniture, Plantation Tools, and Live Socr ned
and employed upon the said rac, land And b.n,.;,
The substantial kid and sufficient for M. COM
of'ab. accommodation Of fvE HrSDEto VISITORS, Ih-,.
Spring, have, for several past been regarded a,
lmonrs; the best III indeed The be.) pieces o proper
great Medicinal v:rtur, They have in past years, been
extensively pronise aud such Is their r;y
In ills State. but throughout the SOUTH that further d..
>criptioE Is drcmei unnecessary.
Possession will be given upon the contamination o; ~.
SALE that the purchaser will have ample tire max.
Arrangements for the ensuing Spring ssasvn
All authorized by Mr. H. ". L. iclt. the .: the
other fourth Of this property say that the purchaser
the sale advertised d., H. h. purchase h n,-rc.;
upon the most reasonable terms.
To NEE; the requirement., .. the deed Q: trust, cash
payment will hc required. which will amount about
f.0OV The deferred in further pursuance Of the
trust. will Lee required t. he made the first days of JanG
ary l>jJ and rs5 unes. otherwise agreed between the
pariies in Interest. JOHN q. l.. G0GGIS,
Trustee.
pOAtpOnenlent.-Th above properly was adyrr.
tsei for sale on the 9Th Of February. ,ui did no, take
weather II will certainly place 4, now advertised
March 2-dsaw8cwtd. J. u l. e., Trustee.
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VJIRGINIA-IN CHASCERY.-M Rule. held in the
Clerk. Office OF Charles City county court. Mon
day the eth day Of March. $50
jaime, ". Bln,ord, P.an'it.
Again,,
Elizabeth Probs,. William {. Maynard, Henry Maynard
Randolph Maynard, Temple Maynard. Csharne Maynard
Ann Maynard Elizabeth Maynard, Siti T. eSory, Wyatt
Gregory Mary Gregory, John Thompson and Nancy g.
Thompson. his wife, Ei-anor Thompson Geo. b. McManus
aud Reb-cc. c. his wife, james 4. Barnes and Mary A.
his wife, Henry Ladd James f. Lad. Roher: H. Laid aud
Juliet ladd the al four beiHG infants. samuel Walll
Christian Waddi Ehm'd waddl, Richard Waddill WI liam
Waddill and Elizabeth Bowry, Defendants.
The obec, OF this sui, !. 10 obtain decree for the sal oil
tract Of land situated In the said county. containing, 10y
estimation sixty acres whereof James Gregory died seized
-nd possessed and for the partition and rbu,ion OF The
proceeds arising such SALE anong the srics :" '
suit plaintiff and defendants according 10 ;eir respective
rights and intcrcs. therein.
And appearing b. affidavit Fled in Til, esa'e. ta' the
defendants William c. Maynard and Henry Maynard are
NONRESIDENT. 81 this State II = ordered that they appear
here within noa.h after due publication Of ih- order
sad do What l. NECESSARY protect their Interests in this
suit; aud that copy OF this order he published once
week for four w,ek. In the Richmond ENQUIRER and that
smother copy be posted The front door OF the COURTEOUS
OF hi. county the frt day Of the next County Court
W.
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NORTHERN MARKETS.

Of Howard street at So 81 Ohio 50 %. Wheat
is ;irin white $ -ijal SO, red 45al oI;. Corn
is huoyant: white 1saSl cents, yellow S5a86c.
NEw iokk, March l0-Cot,on is buoyant;
sales Of Uplaais Il. laialos. Flour is lower;
sales cf Southern at ST 2oa6 to. Wheat is
Dropping; sales Of Southern white at 81 IS
Corn is dull and firm; sales Of mixed at S6aSSc;
yellow s5asac. Spirits of Turpcntine is dull
:iua.il cts Resin is firm at 81 -
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AID PIANO rOKTE WAKE.RONM,


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L for the .a- Of the celebrated NUNS
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Pianist. In tl, country and in Europe lie also keeps ri
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liberal discount made 70 Teachers and Schools.
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