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,'os new Tailoring establishment.

4 =. INDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY
ey .,' t.,. us The citizens Of Ebensburg aud vi
nsl.. rr.t '-o mas opened a Tailoring establish
he Is rrs.-.5 -,3f TO Or. Bunn's Drug Store, e,where
is'e. s.lJa aJa'el 70 manufacture garments Of the
de do..ss. - SLu most complete workmanship.
lei. srs oy strict attention to business, to
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JOS. M'DONAfD.
Prothy's Office. Ebunsburg, June -, 1852, Il
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GEO. e. LEWIS. M. D..

03ENDERS his professional services to the citi-
j. Zens Of Ebonshurg and vicinity, he may be
found in the Office formerly occupied by DIR. d.
W. Lewis. Night calls may be made at the
oLilce- [Juiy 6, I659-tf.
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IN THE COURT OF
Jacob Nagle

Jacob Nagle IN THE COURT OF
VS. COAtJSJN PLEAS OF
John J. Magic, Mary CAMBRIA COUNTY.
Ann Coulter, Margaret No 57Jurte Term 1858
Delozier, George Magic Summons in Partition.
Rich'rd Naglo Michael
]. Naele, Wm. Nagle &
NJ. NJ. Adams.
And now to wit, June 18th 1855. on motion
of @. d. Murray, Esq. John s. Rhey appointed
Auditor to distribute the proceeds Of tie sale Of
the real estate in the aho-e case, among the per
sons entitled to recejve the same.
IN pursuance of the 2bave appointment, viii
sit at my cf,iee in EbensburG, to discharge the
duties of the same on Friday the 9tn day ot Sep
tcrnbey next. at o'clock =. u, when and Ahcrc
all persons interested may attcad.
JOHN S. riley. Auditor
Ebensbrrg, Aug. L, IS59.-39-4t.
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LEST OF CAUSES.

6. LT DOWN for trial at an ADJOURNED
- COURT to be held for Cambria county, at
Ebensburg, commencing on MONDAY, the 29th
day Of August, A. D. 1859:
Rex, Kemerer & Co. VS. Paul,
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JOWE sEnARRAEGM-

%'iee OF the Peace, SummIttvIIIe, Pn.
4 LII BUSINESS INTRUSTED TO HIS
-. care will be promptly attended to. He will
ct as AuctjoueGr at Public Sales whenever
Ar,;, a'sSs sa III 'slat capacity are required.
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R. S. BUNW. w. y.

l'L-,DEES ! ~ HIS PROFESSIONAL Services to
Sore sLV ~, '1zGns T Of Ebensburg. Office in Drug
a. ~ ii'sA Street, opposite Thompson's Ho-
-----eOuFs Nay, 4,-1859-24-1y.
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THIS WAY

y ari lII.'CGlE ~ ED AND FOR SALE A LARGE
:. ErirIa's s-pendid Assortment Of American PocI5-
(hVery knife warranted. ) hy
''o4@t, 10. 1853. ct. = L : y LII L
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JACKSON s CLARK

Il RtAOFAL-PAUL GRAFT, MANUFAC-
- Ulor and Wholesale Dealer in Boots, Shoes,
,,.'5 T'3 lGoods, Hats and Caps, No. 683 North
n. ,r.' Street, between Arch and Cherry, Phila-
Ea' TMarCh g. 1856
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NEW ARRIVAL.

UHE UNDERSIGNED, has added to his
D. STICK o.. Boots and Shoes &c \ very
A-. and well selected assortment Of MEM
READY made SHIRTS, MEMS AIARSEuLES
and Liaen Collars,
LADIES WAITE AND COED HOSE
Mems do do do
Chlilrcns do do do
ladies Gloves, and Ladies Mitts, and Gents. do.
Mems and BOYS Suspeuders, Black Neck Ties,
Fancy Neck Ties, Ladies and Gent. Linen Hand
1e2ne!s, White and COlored Linen Floss
stationary, Carpet Sacks, Trunks and every
''1eI article necessary kept in his line.
Tive him a call and examine for yourselves.
lh'1lS CASH. CLINTON r. JONES.
June %. 1853. If.
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GET down far trial at q Court Of Common
- Pies TO held at E6ensLurE, for the county 0
Cambria. camuanciug on Monday, the 18th da,
OF September, lo5Q
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

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ton adopted by the Assistant Board and concurred
IN the same as recommended in the foregoing re-
port J.:
risson, Howell, Vennard and Wiltz-7. +.
and RESOLUTION that the Street. have
q Rss os:n
On motion, the Board receded from their rejection
Board, and coneArred in the same with the amend
ment recommended in the foregoing report
resolution amending ordnancs No 9 ofrevised cy laws
Yeas: MssuA Conway, Foutall, DeLabarre, Har.
risson, Howell, Vennard and Wilt.
On motion, the Board Of Aldermen receded from
their rejection Of the following resolution adopted by
the Assistant Board, and c0ncurred In the same as
recommended in the foregoing report:
Yeas: Messrs. DeLabarre, Forstall, Harrison,
Howell Vennard and Wiltz-6.
Nay 4: Mt. Conway.
Is,elqo1 sppoy;51E the adjudication to G. co;sy Of
The rules being suspended, Mr.. wiltz offered the
following resolution, which was read twice and
they hereby invited to examine tie work done y
meeting
By Baet
The rules being suspended, Mr.. Vennard offered
the following resolution, which was referred to the
Committee on Streets and Landings:
Megasne Market Fourth District and they are hereby
strcted to cause The Company to extend the
Mr.. Nixon having called Mr.. Harrison to the chair
moved for the reconsideration Of the following
luton, adopted by the Assistant Board:
accepting the proposal Of s. n Fulton supply
city Work House with meats for year. and accepting
his securities, etc.
Carried. 8#
motion to refer the foregoing resolution to the
Finance Committee lost, by the following vote
Yeas: Messrs. Nixon, Howell and Vennard-3.
Nays: Messrs. Conway, DeLabarre, Forstall and
Wiltz-4.
motion to concur in the aforesaid resolution was
lost.
Yeas Messrs. Conway, DeLabarre, Forstall and
Wilt.
Nays: Messrs. Nixon, Harrison, Howell and
Vennard4. ~
Mr.. Nixon moved for the reconsideration of the
following resolution, adopted by the Assistant Board
resolution auhorz.g the Mayor substitute John Baker
Josiah Cole said section upon certain
dons aud canceng the bond OF said Graham and Cole etc.
Carried.
Mr. Nixon moved to amend the foregoing resolu.
ton BY striking ont the word " Mayor" after the
words " to the satisfaction Of then aud inserting in
Yeas Messrs. Nixon, DeLabarre, Forstall and
Howell.
Nays: Messrs. Harrison, Vennard and Willis.
On motion of Mr.. Nixon, the foregoing resolution,
in its amended form, concurred in by the follow
ing vote
Yeas: Messrs Nixon, Forstall, HARRISON, Howell,
Vennard and Witz-6.
Nay: Mr.. DeLabarre-1.
On motion, the Board adjourned until Tuesday
next, the 18th inst, at 6 o'clock, Pm.
CHAS. CLAIBORNE, Secretary.
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stairs, Dssis. !. I'M. Soth hosshss
Cigar purposes. a5ly
AYEhs,s{ .,l AGWE GUNE, FOR TIE SPEEDY I,l
sRI
sin' Rsyss a %
the malaria Of n. masn 7a,.S countries
a1 sgs and safe s fer sys s
prSof that harm arise from It's in quantity
he ' o @
ss @ me
hs s e @
sIisss
sh0nd have and freely both and 4
Pss
e. sz s ss
seausnty it produces auinnm other Injurious effects
heslSy Fly disease = NJ 's =
az s hs
ton among which NeuTslga Rheumatism Cont. Head
s fas + A.
II
sionay daily while exposed to Infection b
from the s e in
Il ea than from pem n
affords. ,'N'e4'
FOR ALL AK Ayss Rsthp St F Haiir puysro
are shat disease Within the q action
s f
ITS f6 and It's
once % simple ana4nviine " az
but also mary Formidable and dangerous diseases The agent
e y
their in The following eompa9ts CosiyeHes Heartburn
aoS
q os ss o s ss Other & n
tons They excellent alternative for the renovation of
debliinted by disease.
Ayers yos:
Group Bronchitis pien and for the relief q
s It's 81 s the
Of Its cures that almost section of the country
ossf
its virtues are known the public no longer hesitate what anti
incident our
ns sen
ferred benefits on the afflicted they fege pro-
50 Ss 4, For
asi 70 sSissgf.
STMMeIA,U j , P,ATENT CORN ANp FLoTEINa
q, Using only the best French Burr Stones
Sd, Running the lower which, being spuds
can never in contact with fellow, to injured b.
ming empty. ~ = 779, =
9TH, Having no bush to get loose. ~
on. Having no driver and rind, to make 1t choke
per. bearer. :
Some Of these Mills have run NINE YEARS WITHOUT
HAVING THE STONES DRESSED. 3i4s
IS q 20 and 30rch Double and Single Gear store,
and for sale by s. H. GILMAN,
dN 3m&W 10 Grnvier street. New Orleans.
EEDs' FOUNDRY, NEW ORLEAFss5 Fl
LEEDS 1 CO., IRON FOUNDERS, -
and Of Vertical and Eoz5nital Steam Engnss
boers Sugar Mills Vacuum Pane Sugar Kettles, CaEers
riters Steam and Horse Power Drang Machines Mills
Sin Seaine iroI Columns and Fronts for Buildings fnr
mace Mouths Crate Bare and all Machinery required
| the South. ~. =
sIl TIE, PATENT BAGASsE FURNACE.
fel2 daWly LEEDS co.
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CHARLEs HEIDsIEoK cnA1pAaNEN-

This celebrated Wine, of the above welknown brand
BEEN and will continue to be- received by the undersigned
quantities the increased demand Of dealers
Thoroughly SIZED from the strongest evidence,
that from the closest iotal deee Of he old and
taken hold Of II with determination bring
to before the public generally here
that it, smanaon from source where great attention
its prof ucon Charles Heidseck has his whole
the perfection Of his wine md making worthy the nane
Frequent visits to the United States enabled him
fully understand and appreciate TIE tastes and shes Of
and Of his having prohted by that information
evidenced by the Champagne presented for palate
the unsurpassed rich bouquet
general excellence. The varieties brands Chainpagl
tend greatly doub confuse the purchaser but the lovers
in full the label we'll the corks and capsules
T. W. BAYAUD Co.
General Agents for North America, New York.
The Charles Hsidseck can be obtained in quantities at the
and at retail with all the principal hoeikeepes.
Il. J HART CO.,
j. H. 4 I. N. MARKS
EEWELL T. TAYLOR,
fe2 ly PAYNE. STEELE a co
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MAYORALTY--OFFICIAL.
MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS
City Hall, February 10, 1859.
Common Council of the City of New Orleans
{ No. 1850. i


Keo7ued the Comptroller the Treasurer
the payment Of the following bills, viz:
]. j. Planchard repairs to 1evees In front of
Powder Magazine. 247 90
Oehmichen Loenler repairs TO gas pipes. fix
lures, etc., in Parish Prison. 149 70
s. N. Westmore Register of @ nveyaBces, certi-
hcates furnished assessors during the months
Of October, November and December, 1883. 1876 90
E. Buuny City Notary, bill for copies of
tracts, acts, ETC., furnished various city of
fcers to Sd Jan, 1859. 547 81
J. aaii6ardy, aring night gun, Second District,
in January, 1852 Is so
Clerk of Supreme Court, of appeals in suit
ofCity VS.. John T. letter. No. b6S'. IL 90
L. Gamstis. medicines Furnished Insane Asy
Oct . Dee y @ o" - ;i' 1895 ass
E. Taylor Co., two pairs oars for police boat.
Third District. .....:.......: Ats
Denis, Parker & Bolsblanc, amount Of commits
sions due them amount Of col ectians made
by them from Police Jury Of the right bank 66S SO
DIR. d. Anfoux treatment Of INDECENT smallpox
patients, from October, 1883 to January, 1859 372 90
Clerk Of Supreme Court, copies Of opinions fur
nished Mayors Office, in Jan, 1889. 80
| Samuel E. Moore sundries for Mayors Office. 8 %
| j. G. Davey, 81 watchmen's caps for Police De-
partment, 1871 40
l Commercial Bulletin, advertising freasurersno-
tce public in relation to licenses. 1900
| W. A. Mott Clerk Fifth District Court, costs in
sundry city suits from Nos u 7ls l2s2s. 2l7 IS
| W. A. Mott Clerk Fifth District Court costs in
suit Of the City Of New Orleans vs.. l.. F. -.s
Heseau No. II 1893. % 60 246 Is
| Louisiana Courier, advertising orders of Major
Gen. Lewis TO militia for celebration of 9Th
| Advertising Gen. Tracy's orders to First Bri.
gade. First Division. for 9Th JAN, 1s59.... ID 90
| Advertising Head quarters louisiana legion, for
celebration Of S,h january, 1852. 600 As OO
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DIRNor TRAOh..........sAxLoK s co.

DIRECT BAYLOR g co.
Notice is hereby given, that all claims may appear
examination be due from the Baylor
Co. and al claims which be established due Of
This occasion s taken to inform the friends DIRECT
TRADE and the correspondents Of Baylor Co. throughout
the Cotton Districts during coming season.
advances will be made usual in New Orleans
direct shipment Europe ACCOMPANIED all by gnara
for the balances due each shipment.
Orders for Cotton Begging win hled by
from Calcutta into the port Of New Orleans.
So the Cotton already sold be identified duplicate
account will In instance be made LONDON
BY Public Accountant and sent those interested To
will facilitate the matter
All letters private we'll business, relating
fairs Of BAYLOR Coz and direct ,raden will be
20. G. BAYLOR, ~ LOMBARD STREET, LONDON.'
Notice OF Dissolution.
Notice hereby given that the termination OF the
nershp existing according written articles of agree
ment between the members OF the finn of Baylor
will be dissolved and the unfinished business placed
liquidation. G. G. BAYLOR.
Manchester. March. 1883. AZ NtW
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

| 4
ina. ~ Il. Gov ess:ss md
81 a.
under snshOriy u order from the COMPTROLLER
n aecord1pse With the ordinance referred TO- ,v
ls.s.s ..s..s Board i ssS
1 lsisnsSl N'! Jsak IL T. LEWIS. Mayor
Ihs :.sntsn ., eesr. e tho city and of the public
iylsM Comptroller CITY q NV 6rl..n..
STREET CONINI,R--OFFICIAL.
ElRsT DIsTR!GT POgND.Xas s sroaght
ons DARK brown mule about Is hands high with rope
ss M hs5s
e M on Nun
wow o''eA'' 'V T. FLESa1ER Street Commissioner.
Clerk Of Comptroller.
ss conduit depot Eps ,a a psas District
s s.
pages 7sndas snshsss pa5isas dit Depot
luSD1 vsr s sgd asHFss a. oomni.sair. de, ru..
Nouvelle. Orleans Il fsvIisr, 1853 g. isis
CECOND DISTRICT POUND-Was brought
Second District Pound Derbsny street between
St. Ann and Main streets. estrays-,
One black mule about l3al hands high with small
white spot the nose cropped name and tall harness MARKS
the fore legs, bind legs shod visbe brand
One grey and aea bitten horse l5 hands high with white
lips and tall lame the right nnd leg three teot
shod, no visible brand
Which not Claimed within days and he expenses there
paid, will be sold at public auction, At said depot on
WEDNESDAY, February q, 1859, at IL o'clock NJ
New Orleans, February 3 lSSg ., s,, d.
Y. U: FLECdlEh, Observation-Disclosures.
Registered February y 1859
HENRY DuREL, for the Comptroller
EPAVE DU SECOND OISTRICT,-n a
eta conduit aux epayes u Second District rue Derbgpy
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4 CAROLINA AND VIRGINIA NEGROES
FOR SALE-The subscriber has jus1 arrived with fine
lot OF rona and Virginia Negroes for SALE consisting
of Field hands, Cocks, Washers and Ironers also two
No. Seamstresse No. Blacksmith one good Cooper and
Engineer VIII be receiving fresh during the season
Persons wishing buy will end their interest to cali and
see me, before purchasing elsewhere.
II. F. PETERSON,
DE- 6m Is Perdido street, New Orleans.
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SLAVE DEPOTS.

- NEGROES FOR SALE, AT No. 81 z
~ BARONNE STREET
IN The undersigned has about 800 Virginia and Ma IN
ryland Negroes for sale, just arrived
Field Hands,
Mechanics, and IT,.
Every class of House Servants, etc.
The supply Twill be ample from receipts during the
Ny establishment 10 between ravier and Common
on Baronns street. No. 81 which is the second from
the st. Charles Hotel
NC 9m WAITER
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nISSOLUTION THE FIRM OF OSBORNE, WILL
~ son CARR ApINE this day dissolved by the with
drawai Of JOHN j. OSBORNE and G. r. GARRADINE,
who alone authorized to tae of the firm in the
The business will be carried on by JOHN J. OSBORNE
GEORGE r. CARRADfNE, under the hrinnan Of Os-
BORNE 4 co.
New Orleans, January "a, 1889. ja25 I'm
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DYEING. ING............DYEINa

j. BoNT TEMPS, DYER AND sCouREE,
No SO Bourbon street,
Has the honor to inform the public that he has Just
the business Of the Dyeing Establishment No IS Royal
and that he will continue heretofore with the careful
ton for which he is celebrated.
The In which, fer the last twelve years. be has salts
aed the Of bis bishment Bourbon
street. Is guarantee for those WI, honor him with their
patronage. Of ly
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OF Thonss Spar d., asking permission erect for
eshisisn on rsrs sopnd N Canal street.
81 q sss ss.ss % sds
q ga sss s@ paved With Gag
IN H. Il following communication we're laid on the
II Howard ros,Aes os.rns furnish meat = the City
81 tsc lining Il Tho Recorder. Of the First
ss - a. ma TSiri Disssicts, &c.
IA Communication from John Z. barrett, Offering
Third District was Rad, and ON motion, the resgna.
ton waa accepted.
ne following resolutions, offered BY Mr.. Witt,
were referred 70 the Finance Committee:
sss e: : ss ss Sss,s, e. s,
duty !. y !. g. o ce ss roller
isns sny ..rr.n.s for any ndeb.ednsss q ,hs city
ha have be.n examined approved ~ the Common
Roiss further That ali spec ne.tions to be mads hereafter
sod BY shall contain sclsg.s By which a claims
The following resolutions offered by Mr. DeLabarre,
were referred to the Committee on Streets and Land
ings:
the ocia journal the construction and putting
Ann and Lsyes 70 pedestrian.
H. s @
.rchv q similar at the intersection Of he vege
old accordns to tons On e in the survsyors ocs
said to subject to the approval rejection Of the Com
@ 4. e; s S 5ssssi1s 4 ss:.s,
STANDING COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Landry, on behalf Of the Finance Committee,
offered the following report which was adopted, and
the resolution mentioned in the was concnrred
in as recommended by the COMMITTEES, as follows !:
ga utoH Nd Hauo1l Tandrv
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~ Direct importation from Rheims For sale in lots to suit
the trade. Orders received and transmitted by
4. A. EEVINS 4 CO.,
ja2i Il No. 81 GrAydr street,
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tIS&&\. SUCCESSORS F. D'AQUIE 4 co. lEANR&
S3S6, BREADsnd CRACKER BAKERS, !
No. IS New Isevee street. New Orleans
Superior AMERICAN CRACKNEI BISCUIT, warranted
free Of salersus any drugs injurious to health
H. D. Go. keep constantly on hand large assortment
Bread and Crackers.
Pilot Bread, Coheehouss Biscuits Water Crackers,
Navy Bread, Sugar Crackers, Soda Crackers
Wine Bread Boston Crackers, Picnic, etc., etc.,
French Biscuits, Butter Crackers, etc.
machinery. prices,
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rTNOBACCO-S. TURNER No. 90 CAMP STREET, zap
stairs, Dealer in all kinds OF TOBACCO. both in hogshea
and bales suitable for the Mexican Plantation and
"
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NEWELL COTTON sCREWs-sIx. EIGHT
~ and nine inches diameter
With the threads both and nut cut out q solid
eleven inches damete with the threads cast and not turned
n lnthes. e.la.z4
full assortment Of sizes for sale
g. Fl. GILMAN,
d2T 3m&W 70 Gravfer street, New Orleans.
NOTICE TO CANPENTERS AND BUILDERS
IN Patent Sawed both rough
very yellow Pins Cypress timber sae
purchasers.
tsis " STAR FLAMING MILLS, New Basin.
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LEEDS CO., IRON FOUNDERS, -
and Manufacturers Of Vertical Steam Engines
sSlsr Sugar MIL Vacuum Pom. sagss Kettles GrissIs
Gin Clearing, Iron Columns Buildings Fur.
the South. ~.
We been duly and to construct
fel2 d&Wly LEEDS 4 co.
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4 SLAVE DEPOT, No. 1876 aRAvIER AND s..
~ DRYADES STREETS.
SK TO TRADERS, PLANTERS AND MERCHANTS
opened old stand the LIST Of January 1858,
with good dAtons for 20O Negroes respectfully
licit tEe patronage Of old friends and customers
fl9 " q, r HATCHER.
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~ NEGROES FOR SALE-HAvIN6 RE-
moved from Esplanade the of Baronne and
ver Streets two squares OF the ST. Charles Hotel
VII keep constantly on hand choice lot Of Maryland
Servants Mechanics Cooks Washers and Jrouers Seam
stresses ETC., all of which will be sold low for cash
for good city acceptances.
seq r WILSON
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IMPORTANT TO PLANTERS.

>. w. Fish FIN
Purchasers should look we'll to the initials the wrapp
and see that they buying B. A. Fahnestocks Vermifu
and other. ia25 ImkW
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G. n RUTHERFORD O. b. CHAPLIN,
z RUTHERFORD & CHAPLIN, COMMITS
sion Agents for the Purchase and Sale of Slaves Office
w and Yard. No. 60 Baronne street, New Orleans, La
~ mis- If
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-30
by TELTGRApH

NEW YORK. May 2sTheres but little inquiry for Cottnn
and the prices weak; uplands 1l5E@11. Flour eavy
sales 5gUu bbls Wheat dull sales 55uU heavy
sales 9UOU bushels Pork heavy $la5E IS prime.
Linseed on dull at 64966 Hides dull at2lc TalloV firm
on Cotton to Liverpool t5.d,5-3ds; market dull
BALTIMORE, May 2S-fOur dull; sales reported
ard street quiet at &TgT25. Wheat Steady white Il 75
$50, red 81 5s9 10 Corn dull; white s., yellow sSSgc.
Prov stems dull; bacon sides go. Whisky dull 2gc
Ohio.
PHLADEI PHA, May 2s-FIOur continues droopnc sales
OF few hundred barrels good brands at - ndins
So; mixed brands supertinr offered 1913. Sales Rye
Flour $45 and Penna. Corn Meal 81 Wheat has
cned Toe hushe sales 3UU bush at 81 ZOO
good II 30. Rye Sc lower; Is bush at
Cue Com declined 2c sales 6NOU prime yellow 9Ue
aoat Oats also Iower sales 6UOU bush. prime
Sue. Whisky Gu!l at 29dg3n.