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-four steady with moderate sales at IS 40
were 1000 bb closing within the above range Of prices
Rye flour was steady at our figures with sales Of 800
40 Dds. Neal was unchanged, and sales embraced
ABOUT 100 0D within range OF the above prices WHEAT
Small sales, at 81 so for white Michigan and 81 As for
white Southern. Corns4les 10000 bushels, at $50 a
95c for new and old yellow and white Jersey and South
ern Rye--Small sales at SSc 9Oc Barey-Saes 8 600
bushels Cansa West on p and inferior State at
CorTTE-The market was quiet and the sales limited
without change in prcess Messrs Scott 4 Son give the
following statement Of stock in their circular Of today
Stock Of Rio and Santos on the 10th November 1859,
1868 bags sales for Consumption estimated at 55i9
stock of Rio and Santos the 9th day OF December 1852
MARA a. nagqayTa so Ceyon
At New Orleans Dec. 900 bags Baltimore, 900;
Philadelphia, a 900; New York, 9th, &c, 844.
CorroN-Tae sales embraced about 5000 bales chiefly
in store The market closed firm the basis of 1lc for
mddlny uplands. aF
/ FRnclI1s.-To Liverpool 400 bbs rosn were engaged
at Is 3D., 1900 bbls. flour Is 3d. so boxes bacon at
rs 3d. lc0 percos beef at 3s 3D. 500 boxes cheese at
80 tons Of dead weight 1t 26s $50 terces beef at D.
and IL terces rice at 27s 3D. To Glasgow 900 bbis
HAY-saics Of 500 bales were made at 75c. soc for
shipment
MorAssna saes were limited, and were confined to 20
dds ola crop New Orleans at 44c, and "a hhds Cuba
NAVAL sro,sEs-saes Of 700 bbls spirits turpcntine
were made, at 44c for rejected, and Ahc. for NOR
PRovMoSs -pork--The market wns firm. with a
fair demand. The sales embraced about LOO bbs.,
including mess at S16 81 a SIG a.. and prime al
I'll 30 I'll 62h and sales of 1000 bbis old prime
made at sellers option, for future delivery Sill rs.
Beef was unchanged with sales Of 800 400 bbls nclud
Ing country mess at IS SIS So reracked at 50 $40,
ana extra DO at Sl slI so. Salcs OF 200 800 bbls
peel hams were reported at $l4 co. Bacon quiet at
&C. SIC Gut meats wore dull At 96c 10c. Lard was
nrm with sales Of 500 bbls. and tierces at 10c. NO.
Butter and cheese were unchanged
suoARs--Owing to the nclement weather and tho ex-
element growing out Of tho charter election the sales
were quito limited to about $50 hhds Cuba in lots part a.
&C a TO-, and SO boxes Mt SIC. II
ToBAcC0.-The market is quiet and prices II anything
are raying. The sales embraced 21l bales Havana NJ
Csc 33c 10 soedleaf at Axe 15c 6S do Flori-
ia at l0c q 36c. cor ri
WuwSsr.--salc Of about 100 bbk. werc made Il 40
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pots and pearls. &fG N
- BREADsTUFFs. FourThe market was less buoyant and
active, and common grades of State and Western were
easier, with sales Of about 900 bbs closing within the
range tho following ou0kafions.-
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nary, 1890, which the state has TO

Nat prsispt advised "a stale win have to rAcvids
thisinteros Ind the Fund Cerhissisners will " IN tS
city to-day for the purpose. II, may be the case the
State should be able to realise the amount due by tho
United States, largely in Of $500 naed
be difcuty In making payment Of all interest Ash
is with the certainty OF obtaining from the mill tax
pcay levied for this purpose about $500 900 by the
SfJanuary, the Fund Commissioners will have diff
Guilty In putting the money New York before the nte
rest coupons are We hear, however and regret IT,
that projects are foot In Jefferson TO extend tho time
for tne collection q the rcyeaps 70 the lstS AsroA
each year. III Elf $4,000 49,, ff
Tho earnings OF the Littlo Miami, C0lumhus and Xenia
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL

III s'' $ Hi-'& ~ 'a'ii ~ TUESDAY, Dec o, 1859
The following s comparative statement Of the exports
exclusive OF SPECIFY from New York to foreign p6fs for
the week and since January ] - n ~ 'iA1I ,'aisq
1857. w q 1855 sf ( 1859,
For the week.. 81 PAL 625 1td 65os4s - I'D 1914 sd
Prevy reported ...6e, 2es,SoS 55,leslo 6o,s5o,9o3
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The November receipts Of the New York, Buffalo and
Erie Railroad, Buffalo to Corning we're 'te1oh
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List of proposals received AZ the Conptpllcrs office,
New York, Deo g. 1859, for ss5ao 3 water stock Of the
city of New York of 1854 bearing interest aths rate
six per cent per anuum, quarterly, ana e prin
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Br,ooklyn Citv Ncvtsa.. !

Sunday, Dec. 4, northeast and fresh. !, J,
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-12-10
4 New Era for Virginia i
JOB PRINTING

JOB PRINTING
By CALORIC OR HOTAIRtll
| THE JOB PRINTING DEPARTMtNf
| THE
DAILY DAY BOOK
Is now the most complete ests hlishmen. at the
I South, using one Of
| ERiCSSOWS CALORIC EHgiNES
To Drive Two OF the
BEST JOB PRESSES IN THE WORLD.
With the most approved
PAPER. CARD CUTTING AND OTHER
MACHINERY.
Together with all of the lates. and mGst
beautiful styles of
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL
JOB TYP E,
And the largest assortment of
BIZ, Lister, Note and Plain Paper, Fancy
Cards, Card Boards, 30.
Either OF our JOB Presses will print from .soo
to 600 sLee.s per ar. aud make unio
and teautifut Impression. A thousand C4r1s CT
thousand Hsnd-Biik De printed and De.
liyared in from one to tive hours after the order
is given, and we will guarantee in all eases the
prices shall be satisfactory.
WE PRINT
Business and Professional Cards at So 90
to Sc 90 per misunderstanding to size aud
Quality.
WE PRINT
Hand-Bilis at 81 co to 5000 thousand
according to size SC.
WE PRINT
Riil-Heads, Labels,
Circulars, Bills of Lading,
Wedding and Visiting Cards,
Hank Checks, Pamphlets,
Catalogues, Legal Blanks,
and in fact every description of wcfk for less
than 1t ca be done elsewhere.
We have incurred very heavy expenditures
IN fitting up 6rst class job Office so that our
people might hav~ their rinting a II don . here
at their swA doors, and all we ask is a trial and
We will guarantee satisfaction as to character
OF work and prices.
We keep three four good werkmsn in our
Job Department, aad our stock OF Inks, Papers,
Cald', B1onzes, 81 , &c. will enable us to get
up anythin. that the man OF business can pos
slbly want. Cali and see specimens and leave
your orders. nol7
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MERCHANTS HOTEL.
Union STREET NORFOLK VA.
JNO. sssITHI, Jr., Proprietor.

e&M JNO. SEs HXEl, JF., PROPRIETOR
ry1HE Proprietor, in re-opening this Hotel
1 respectfully announces to the P1bnc, tLat
the entire establE hment from top to bottom,
thoroughly renovated, with large additions o.
new and fashionable Furniture. Its location Is
too well and favourably known to need COM
ment, and it will be the untiring aim OF the
Proprietor whose personal attention VIII al
ways be exercised, TO make it1n heu, bHr ana
Table inferior to ne Hotel in TINS secnon Gn .ne
Country; certainl not i'll order, cleanliness
unexceptiOnable are and prompt ana poni
attention, which in the opinion OF all senslnie
travellers, are the important copcomiahts OF
really COED Hotel.
Confident from the experience Of twelve OF
and South of his ability to keep good house,
and still more confident of his determination
10 do so, he respectfully s0licits Ladies and
Gentlemen visiting Norfolk, to give the MER.
CHANTS HOTEL, under lis new regime, A SINGLE
TRIAL. 10y -
NOR KIDNEY AND BLADpEiS AT.
Il FECTIONS,-HARTSH ORSE'S GREAu
BUCHU COMPOUND, for the rapid G3ie OF al
Kidney and Bladder Complaints. Inls ! on
centrated Compound Extract OF Bucha IS the
best remedy in the world for all diseases OF
complaints of the Bladder, Kidneys, Dlopsy,
Gravel, elects, LencorrhOsa or mites, O-Ahaly
complaints, Distinctions and all diseases aso
weakness of the SEXUAL Organs, whether OF
constitutional origin, or irom any othef caase
1t is prepared by Chemist, containing no
mercury, and is pronounced by medical ms
10 be not only the best but the cheapest, huchu
Compound in the world. Persons VINO nave
suffered for years and could scarcely Walk
have been cured by using one or two bottles
w. Large bottles 81; small bottles ~ GEMS,
Sold by Druggists in Norfolk, Portsmouth and
Haupton. Sc -
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spoRTsnIENs' HOME.

u. EtEKHiAN, Importer and Mannfae-
y turer OF Guns, Rides, >SsassE5 a5;s s,sN
s rss,sls ae ss saa s as spont
ing Goods $, comprising w
large variety of double and
single Shot Belts, English and american Pow
Ter, Colts and Aliens Pistols, Shot, Caps and
Balls, Umbrellas, Canes, &c, &c.
Bells hung, Keys fitted, Umbrellas and Far.
soils repaired All WORK warranted. sign g.
the Big Red Gun, No 10 Church street.
sep Ny
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I.UTFstiG WALKER.

PA TEEER AND STAR
IA GUILD respectfully inioTm the pubic
w that having located III Norfolk ior IL.
purpose OF prosecuting The above mentlonsc
justices, am prepared to execute the .s4
style and shortest TIME, all work that may IL.
entrusted to me, Architectural Plaster ui,,a
nieEts 81 the latest style, aha al the 'tv
YIlCe5.
W Particular sIte"tion paid 10 IepaiII.
State Roofs, SC.
Residence, No. Is, N Cumberland 5; zee,
I--IY.
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If YOu AIT PURE
GRAN DIES,
WINES,
GINS,
WaISk les,
TEAS, CIGARS, &c, &C.,
aNcNT FORGET 70 CALL AT
- A. j. MOCK CO.'S,
NO. ~, " est Wide Water street.
no l-ly NORFOLK, Va.
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" NJ. A. GitA V Els,

" NJ. A. GitA LID,
.HIpWRlGAT, SPAR MAKER AMI
CAt!l.kEH.
.A'CYiLNAL IARiNE RAIL VA
xTtas, SAW NIL a ND IIGBGE
HANUf'ACTOiG !,
No. 81, w tae Water street, Nef-
f,,sa. Va.
~ ". s. b BUILDING IA YGRlA IL
Ar S3ORI NO1IcE.
oct Sly
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The Constitution claims that the articles
embraced in the amount of SS4, Az ,493 be-
longing alike to the labor of the free and
slave States, at leas; one-third is justly the
products of slave labor. We have, there
fore, the fact that out of S27S, 1893 $50 OF ex-
ports of domestic industry, over 5000 ,0O0,-
000,of the sum is furnished by those States
known as slave States.
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Dead Letter Auction.

Despite the unlavorable condition Of the
weather Tuesday mig t,says the Washington
States, Mr.. McGuire's sales-ro ON was dense
ly crowded last evening by a. curious and
for-biddiDg crowd, attracted thither by the
rare nature of the sale itself,as well,possibly,
as in the hope Of securing bargain, by the
purchase of some of the articles, numerous
and miscell aneous, which the Dead Letter
Office has by this means once more brought
to light. The sale was novel in the extreme
and the bidding was spirited. The sale ex-
hibited to the public the manner in which
the mails are loaded down with trash. There
were books, watches of every description,
earrings, brGastrins, finger-rings, California
gold, diamond pins, spectacles, purses, peck
et-books, bead work, embroidery, lace col
lars, hankerchiefs, cuffs, surgical instru-
ments, children's clothing, hats, boots and
shoes, and gloves and thousand and one
things too numerous to mention. There
were ladies sdresses, and children's clothes,
shoes of all sizes and manufacture, and in
many instances they were OF rare and costly
descriptions.
There was vast amount ofjewelry which
had been sent through the mails by the
gilt enterprises, lotteries, &c.
Could the story which, doubtless, envelopes
each of these be only made public, what life.
in their interest, some of the most thrilling
fiction which an authors brain has yet con-
seived.
There are 500 lots of these articles OF va
rious kinds, accumulated at the Dead Letter
Office within the last twelve years, all efforts
to find the owners having failed. The sale
continues tonight.
The last novelty in France is lthe fashion
OF ladies wearing glass stuck in their eye.
In the country they wear the sam hats as
the cavalier, wear dogskin gloves, have
paletots with capacions pockets, and the
most fascinating CATERS Of rough leather,
with ever SO many little buttons and bell
like appendages, which is called la mule
ter.
1t is claimed that mass of the best Can
mel coal, Of the size OF white, contains more
oil than whale.
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Business Cards.
OUAk Err CITY

QUAk EE CITY
Nj BiSE AND FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF Philadelphia.
Capital nnd surplus 1891, LOO.
E'OR Insurance against loss or samage. oy
Il Fire, the Perils y: the Sea, luland NsVi.
gation or Transportation, Apply at No 40,
Bank street to
oc lt.3m A RiCILhAN.
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A Brilliant Gallery.

w HO Is not fond of pretty Pictures Suu!i
w Pictures by the iurtIet7 cat b. seen q;
the magnificent Gallery ,t HUA,ES L. Il
HOLIDAY, No a, Main stree, in this city .
where beautiful, striking and accurate specl
mems OF every variety of AHlHRDiYPES
DAGUERoTYPES and PHOTOGRAPHS can
be seen. as perfectl5 gotten up az it is possible
to conceive. and at any price from FIFTY cents
howard Let every reader take the hiur, .'to
secure the saa dow ere the substance fsde'.'
A special attrs elton viii tie found Ill lbe
large and exquisite collection t,f Oval GILT
F a new anu most elegant style Of
mounting Portraits, which have Just ll.-
ceived. THIS Is The new feature OF the day
and we'll worthy The attention of the lovers OF
the beautiful.
Recoilect, that we challenge any establish.
Enent TO get up Portrait iicher in tone, more
accurate iii de!lnla ion, NOR IHrt5ie, Or FO9
LESS MoNsl.
no 10 BUAN ELL X !tUEDAY
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E'RANkLIN SAVINGS BANK
west Side Eank Street,
80 - ~ y IN,

west Side Eank Street,
? ~ y STEPS From MAIN STREE
.aORFOLK, va.
page interest nt Tire rate OF five pc. Coo
on all 3anla remaining On deposit ~ days n.
upwards, aid four per cent If remainin. 10,
than 90 days Interest eora pounded every .t.
months or paid to the depositors ii preferred
Deposits received and pad daily. Office hou. j..
f.on 9 A. NJ. 10 ~ p. n. Di3countdsys. SO.
days and Thursdays, ct 10 o'clock.
Persons having funds TO deposit will til Ia.
Institution safe and convenient Tor the puA ,u...
Directors 5or tic Present Year
JOSH b. ~ HITEHEAD, President.
SAIL II. hoDdss, $. HAkTssoRh
Jos. I. ALLYN, }. JAxEs Aeo4'
W. H. HUNTER, Cashier,
E2ERCHANTs' AND NiECHA.
tCS' SAVING BANK.
Office No. SO Baxk Street,
ELISHA GAMAGE, PRESIDENT
DIRECTORS.
z DELANY, Jos r. SpaArLKY,
q w GEANaY, RYLAHp CApps.
JAS Z LEIsu, ". 4. HAGRIsoN.
VI. Il. WALES, Cashier,
sSFhi5 Elistitu';on Offers to the Mar.
1 chant anc Mechanic the Farmer and the
professional man, in town and country anon.
portunlty TO make sums of money reproductive
that otherwise IRiL h. eUain Idle, the intOrssso,
which Will be Seml-annually added to the pri.
cipaI, and yet may be with 'rawn at short no
tee.
1t also recommends itself to Executors, At
ministrato's and Guardians. afiording an ia
dosbted guarantee OF se .ety, yell from thers
sponslbility and integrlt, OF its Directors an
Stockholders, as from the security Of sutss.
emily large Joint fund.
The rate OF S per cent per snnum will be al
lowed on sums remaining on deposit for 80 days
or more, and 4per cent for shorter tire. Tks
office of the Bank will he open daily for recsi..
ing and paying deposits from TO Jpn
Discount Days Wednesday and Saturday.
lie 2-tf
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ADAM'S BAKERY.
IElkN Nm II "a L. Ii L..

The Old Established Bakery.
-. IS, NGin Street. Branch III Portsmouth,
FORMERLY conducted by James Adam
4 now carried Oh by his sister, MRS. A
DAVIDSON, respectfully informs The PubBe
: nat ia addition TO the artlcles aeuaiiy keeps
her line such Gs BREAD, CAKES, PfESx
she intends keeping a Stock OF ali kinasu
S Ina viz: Soda, Butter, Sugar, Wins
ton Is called to her ARROW 'ROoT.CRACK
EMS, which have been highly reco,nm endst
oy the Medical faculty for invalids--ths repn.
tstion ior the superiority oflts goods which thi,
vii be maintained by the present Proprie 10.
ie lily AGNES DAVIDSON
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the admiration OF all true Virg iniaps, aud is
worthy of the ancient chvalry OF our PROUD
old Commonwealth.
On motion Of John Z. Donovan, Esq it
was
Resolved, That copies Of the proceedings
Of this meeting be posted at four or more
conspicuous places In the county OF Mathews
aud sent TO the Editors of Newspapers IN
Norfolk and X .chmond. with the request
that they give the same au ins .rtioa 10 their
,espectiye .jouanas.
The meeting chen adjourned .ins die.
c.. BROWNE, Chair.
Tsos. Nj. Henley, Sec't.
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AND WARRANTS.
LAND WARRANTS OF ALL
sizes constantly wanted, fer which the highes'
cash prices will be Paid by
octH-lv NJ. HURLLi.
West side Market set
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Buainess Cards.
w AhTEbs'

w NA TIONAL HO2EL,
tdRNEa MAIN AND CHURCH STREETS
Norfolk, Va.
s'4E Proprietor returns his sincere 49,
J. thanks to his friends and the travel ASiia
ing pubtlc Tor their liberal patronage 8i;l
EXTENDED TO this well known Establishment for
the past four ar3,aAd respectfully solicits cob
lihu@nGe OF the same, assuring them that nata
ing ahal! be left un tone to make them colitoT
taale %Ah% sojoarn!ng at the National Polite
and attentive SeI"snts comfortable room ;, The
table supplied with the best the Markets AFFORD,
SUPERIOR Vines and Liquors ale the induce
meats 70 stop 81 TINS Hotel
WM. l. WALTERS
y i he Stages Tor Elizabeth city, Wood
Vile, iieitiori and Edf nton y Z, leave thu.
hoteI Ndl'y &C le-3m
& 4
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EXCHhNGE
~ BOARDING HOUSE
west MAN, near CRANKY street, n. IS, Nort9f
Va, Borders by the day, week. month %
wear, at moderate prices.
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ELUID AND CAMPHENE-A fresh sup
II ply ofFluid and Camphene Just to hand
and Tor sale low KEETE & sTORY,
noyS Noe Union Street.
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AGRICULTURAL FAIR.

AGRICULTURAL FAIR.
r AnIES and Gentlemen visiting the City
- aid desiring to buy cheap and fashionable
Fancy or Dry Goods, are respectfully Invited
to call at nay establishment l have NO W on
hand ons Of the most fashionable, cheap and
varied assortment OF Fancy Dry Goods that
caa be found in this market. AL goods bought
at this establishment have ever bsen and
ever wilrbe foxnd fully as cheap, fashionable
and durable as any in this market. Fancy and
Dry Goods OF all kinds, styles, and patterns
CAN be found at
j UNSrAD TER,
nov 70 Church street.
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ENTLMMEN permit me to call your at
VI tenton TO Me following hst OF desirable
goods:
fine French Calf double and upper sole Boots
Fine do do medium ana Punpdo do
Scotch Bottom Caters and high cut Oxford
Ties,
Fine CALF double upper and sole Congress Gai-
tiers,
Fine Calf Medium and Pump sole Congress Cal
tiers with many other Kin of Boots and
Shoes,
Toan of the above goods respectfully in
vite your attention before purchasing else
where, as they will be sold ar the very lowest
prices. r. BOTTIMORE,
No. Is East side Market Square,
nov Tt Sign Big BELOW Boot.
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american Eeports for the Last Fiscal Year,
The NORTH and South. The exports from
tue United States, during the last asca year
embracing specie and American produce,
amounted to $685., 1874 1856 in addition to
which We also exported something over
twenty millions Of foreign prddace, king
all of our exports above $685.. 0oo, 900. and
exceeding eur imports for the came period a
fraction over SIS, 100000.
The specie AMI American pro
duce exported were....... s9i $50
Specie. o',ooz' 'oo
The amount of produce conse-
quently as.....................'...@-' ,S'A'"s0
Tho Washington Constitution CLASHES the
amount furnished by each section as far as
possible, by giving the amount furnished ex-
clusively by the free States, the amount fur
nished by both the free and slave States,
(Which it is impossible to separate and des-
ignate the respective amount furnished by
EACH and the amount furnished exclusively
by the slave States
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- ,si;;: ,gss.x-. =Af
LIVERY itEslf35 ifS..S2. ssifffai ~ STAbl,l

VIZ III. BUCK,
w. No. l03 & lO5 Church street, NoDSlt
Dealer In Porter, Ale, Cider, and sureFlcc n" Il
eral w aters Fine Draft Ale always Oh haFt'
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Aii"EANTlON EAIsNfEiss.

NOTICE TO ALL THOSE WHOM IT
MAY CONCERN,
/ IA va lust opened anotner hrAiu of that
A bUIfER. All those wishing supply
must call Immediately OF they Will lose her
sARle WM Il URJTR4
no 80 No. a., Corner Cove AMI UhuIcn st.
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HARTFORD
FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY.

C.n,t.l and Surpius Ss74. 3.3.
TaoR Risks against loss, or damage, by Fire
upon Houses, Merchandise, Furniture, or
;. other p1 operty, IN this old and well known
90 lu:x, A. D. MCLEAN.
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ls1 Cincinnati Tierces OF TODD'S
SHOULDERS
and every one that tried them tie past Sum-
mer, know t!iat better Bacon they never ate.
Prepare every one to lay i'll supply.
no 10 Il. r. JAMES.
JUST RkCHiViGD AV q. HALL ~ Co.'S.
THE TANCHNiTZ COLLEC2IOE or
British Authors.
EMBRACING the following popuitr Rocks.
IL McCauley's History of England vols
Byron's Works vols.
Tom Browns School Days vu!.
John Halifax, 2 vols.
A Life for Life 2 vols.
The Head of the Family, 9 vols
The Crescent and the Cross, vols
Vivian Grey, by Diiracle, = vols,
Diany of a Late Physician by Warren.
The Pickw.ck Club, by Dickens.
Tom Jones, by Fielding, 9 vols
Harry Lorrequer, by Lever.
Japhet, by Capt. Marryat.
Pendennis, by Thsckeray.
The Canton's by Bulwsr.
Eothen Pictures from Italy, Dit kcns.
My Novel, Buiwer.
Denereud, by Balwer
Mary Barton
he above with many others tor ga lie as above.
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NOTICE is hereby given 'hs' | VIII eel
~ At Publc auction. o. MONDAY me lirst
Jay Of A gntt. A. d. 1883, ~ the residrncs
of james :. Brace. late q Hsysyillr. Dr
hos county, d-censsd. all hir personal
property tno, iaken by the widow consist.
ing ~ Horse. = woke OF Oxen, heater.
33 head 81 hogs buggy, . Wagons, rioNs,
.nd ia-mlDg utensils; also, stock VI Drs
Goods aud Sione-g ares.
a credit ~ Elk months Will be- given
on all sums OVER three dollars, the purchaser
giving his note ~lih approved security Wal.
wing valuation sid apnrai~sment lnws
MARGARET II BRACE.
Jalv ~. 3v- Adminl-,rnInx
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-07-20

or The Fort Wnyne Times Of yesterday
says thst Dr.. B. Il. Mullen, one Of the State
Prison Commissioners, was in that ciIy the
day before TO procure title 10 the site Sc
lected BY the Board Tor The psnitentia'y. Il
Gays that The Board intend 10 proceed to LEI
The contract Tor The building al that point,
regarding the refusal Of the Governor 10
d.appfove their report Tor % longs time
AL legal approval Of the site ty cons,ruc.
ton OF law. 1T Is a pretty quarrel as Il
stands but we will ri.k the PREDICTION thar
the Governor has the best u It in the end.
-Laisyette journal.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-07-20

@ EALED proposals viii b. received hy
- the undersigned. unit Saturday the Oh
day 81 Auguat, a. 5 o'clocs II. NJ tor me
construction 81 abuimrnrs tor . bridge over
Pa oks r YER Al ~ nrpr Polson'- Mil. usu-
an known as Knoxville IN Columbus town
shin.
Plans and specifications mny be seen u
the Auditors Office, aud bIds may be drpcsi-
ted with the county Auditor al Jasper Or
with either u the undersigned.
DANIEL HARRIS.
WILLIAM HARDIN.
July L., 1859 q Superintendent.