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The Nevada journal., 1860-03-16
San Juan Theatre.

TNHIs BUILDING, situated prominently on Main
l. street. las lately been rented by the subscrib-
srs, and handsomely fitted up for Dramatic Exhi-
hi:ions, Concerts and Lectures. The seats will
comfortably accommodate large audience.
The attention Of Managers and Agents is partic
nlarly invited to the above.
ENGMA AN &PEARSON
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-16

s5stsl e1tkss k:sEstkfsi.kxsl Scen w
Sls5@sz1Szi.sA, ss.:.zss y s
on AND AFTER THE FIRST OF APRIL,
Ols59, the trains of the Sacramento Valley
Railroad willleave as follows. viz:
The Passenger Trains.
willieavc the Depot at FOOT of X street, At Sacra-
mcnto at Z O'Clock. A. NJ, and P.N.
7tWillleave Folsom daily Sundays excepted) at
AM II NJ, and st p. Nj.
On Sundays, will leave Sacramento at NJ,
and Z NJ, viii leave Folsom ut A. NJ. and 5 p II.
TICKET OFF1CE-On Front street, under the
"'What Cheer House"
Regular Fare over the Road, S2eaeh way.
Excursion Tickets for Suedays, out and back, 81,
Freight for Folsom
VIII be taken upby every tram excepting Sundays.
Up way freight by the > r. n. train only
Freight msst be deliveredat the Depot,foot of l.
street haitian hour before tho departure of trains,
elseit viii be retained for the next train.
Rates of fFreight-tpward, 81 per ton. to Folsom
a. Downward, $3.50 (for stone)
perton to Sacramento,
The I A. NJ trainout from Sacramento connects
til stages for all ofthe following named places and
passengers procuring tickets at the ticket Office in
Sacramento, will be sent through the same day.
The stages run from all of the following named
places connect with the IL Mtran from Folsom,
arriv vinc In Sacramento ONE HOUR BEFORE THE
SAN FRANCISCO BOAT LEAVES
Nevada Grass Valley, Auburn,
Iowa Hill. Foresteity, Downeville,
Orleans Flat, ophir, Gold Pill,
Illnoistown, Yankee Jim's, Greenwood
Georgetown, Mormon Island, Coloma,
FL Dorado, Diamond Springs, ,Placerril,e,
Prairie City, Michigan Bar. Cooks Bar.
Wallis Diggings. Live Oak City, Arkansas Diggings
Willow Springs. Drytown, Amador,
Sutter. Jackson, Fiddlctown,
Up. ROBINSON, superintendent.
Sacramento, lS59-tf
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-16
sANFORD's CsRCULAE
lis and TO FRONT STREET.

Where he will keep for Eale during the planning
seasons Cor until his stock is exhaustedD the finest
Stock ever offered in this State of
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-16


TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC
California Stage Company!
g.. .5Sr>x >xG.A The Stages efthis company
s5t tEy-- viii leave taeir office, Ma
d. z tional Exchange, Broad st.
For Sacramento.
Leave Nevada at I O'Clock. q. m. and arriving
at Sacramento in time for the o'clock boats
for San Francisco.
For Marysvills.
Leave the above named Office every m orning
at 81 o'clock, p. m. passing by Grass Valley,
Rough &Ready, Empire Ranch aud Long Bar
and arrivingin Marysyillcin time to connect with
,hs company's 2 o'clock stages toSscramento.
For Forest City.
Leave every morning at O'clock for Sar
Juan, Camptonvilie and Forest city.
For Orleans Flat.
Leave every day at O'clock, n. m via Bell:
Ranch, Humbug city. Woolsey's Flat, Moore;
Flat, arriving at Orleans Flat at l2m. Return
ing leave Orleans Fiat at S o'clock, a. m. arriv
ing at Nevada att o'clock, connecting with til,
Marysviile and Sacramento stage.
JAS. HAWORTH, ,Prest.
W. s. McRoberts, Agent.
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-16
SUMNER RARRANGEMENTOFTHE

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l,.@sezs. ~ IL i ..sssJ
-l1lslE k{E-1slssl TssSssssaE}
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-16
UNION HOTEL,
Good Rooms and Beds,

TABLE
supplied with the very best in the market.
Stages leave this Hotel Daily for Marys-
vile, sacramento, Nevada. Camptonvle, For
estCity, and Downieville.
-ALSO-
j Stage for Cherokee, CoJumbia Hill and Hum.
s bug City.
September 2, 1S59-tf
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-FEB. 1a.-Besose Re
coraa RAM


Tie Gaze Of David Beach, who is charged with com
hitting forgery upon Robert Bonner continued from Fri
day last The teendsnt counsel renewed their orlecuoh 70
having the check in evidences the Court decided tnat
objection valid the check In bis opinion pong popy
used under TIE circunssnees - :,
Henry seabet mployeo Of Ma Robertson az
or said he peron who check hoax on or about te
18th October could not toll positively whether he
the same Tbs person, ne IecoIec'e "a Sg h,ki
Detective Officer Elder said he arrested the prisoner On s
2dNOvember the steamer Europe 'asn Sps an
on being charged with forgery that he did not wisn y. s
taned but consented to return Mr. Bonner was
Dr. Marin bead Of fhsd phs then called aud testified
TINT the his only broiher the va.
iifsd that his br bad having ose
@ forth h he person presented the check the counter
Of Nassau Bank had sidew h, b had known
The Rev 81. Jacquard GoLZslvcs te'tihe9 sn1 I ~
n aerr dart since BIO year. old that forged eheh
was different from his handwriting ne nag I ar he nor
wear side-wissen, and knew i to be iSf 'he' ne "
s,v az MS family were able raise sidew hskers
Charles o. Thompson orSss ~ o,ober the dsy
~ The nj, forgery from o'clock in the morning unI y 10
the afternoon playing billiards on " agef o. : ~
in"5 8e could not positively but the day msn
have been the 2th the means y Which ne ke
was the 2h were defendant had s1eed oeoIehAna ~
come aud play with him for wager on the zoth
rec.,s ofl f an hour then tsken after men
smith summed " S o defense was grounded on toe assumption
that the prisoner could not have hsd sshoy am
The Pro.eeuon swore tee Se bssr. .cmstnles
had isht e0.oed beads the contrary vas - vbi,
There never with BLACK beard aso nsu. ~
Lera Particular attention caled to the Peseh. u
the defendants hkers TO eoNIee 'Ie . sbe i1y th,:
mol been coloTed. Care also taken 70 h-,Iuct l
modem science bad not yet REVEALED any me 20 th II wss
utterly impossible that the prisoner coma h1'o 'o'" Wv
'' Inv retired st O'clock returned aef an hour 40
,,nes without having been able to asFee on no,by
Cour. that they should azain Iee, anu i, Thsy
% tbsn dehlrsed aud the prisoner was sent 10 'h'
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TOtd.....sI8,242 81 flG,O94 SO t2,l57 SO

Totd.....Sl8242 81 fl6,03i 81 t2l9I by deeEease
Tie twenty. ~ ond annual report Of the Pnadelpha
and Baltimore Railroad embraces the TRANSACTIONS OF
eleven months ending Oct 81, 1883. The revenue OF
he road during the eleven months was; From pas
eengers, s7isO7 10; freight and express, 81
rents SIC 9lS 76 mails and miscellaneous, ~, LoO9;
making total Of 81, Ol4963 "a. Total expenditures
Of all kinds including taxes and bonus to State OF
Delaware and Newcastle County, intereS's, con-
sirnctcns and renewals $685. $50 90 The total dvi-
dends declared from April /, 1852 to Oct. ], 1879,
amounted to s336,COO.
The january receipts of the Macon ard Western
Road will show about $4,000. The irst week Cd
February on TIE Rock Island is estimated at between
~, eco aid 81, eco Increase.
The S. curity Fire Insurance has declared DIVIDEND
Of y cent to the stockholders, payable on derans'
The 81. Nicholas Insurance Company will pay eivi-
dend of y cent on the 10Th inst. The business OF
the Clearing House wac $2i s66 242 The Money mar
ket shows increasing Notwithstanding the moves
ment of the Banks is toward contraction, as shown by
the Weekly statement. In ratcs there is no change
but the tendency appears to be downward Demand
loans are al y cent and paper 6d7 y cent Tor Lead
in0 sonatures Eirst-class and mouths paper goes
freely at the higher rate Treasury Notes are scarce
and firmly hela. The Six Per Cents would sell
a. y cent premium When the Post-Ofice
sppropriaton bill has passed we presume the
Secretary viii be in market with reissue
of two or three millions. The amount OF gold
piled M lselessly in the Sab Treasury is strong com.
mentary upon the almost entire absence OF financial
ability and business knowledge of Mr.. Cobb. In
December he advertised forproposas for three millions
Treasury notes, and when the bids were received
awarded four and half Millions although, until the
HOure was organized be would have no need
Of the money. This gold all went into the
Treasury, and there rested, the country paying q
TO 6 ~ cent interest on the amount without any
necessity whatever. In January, Mr. Coot
advertised for proposals for u 10000 Government Ss
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-FRB. 10.
Before Judge BETTs.

The United States ast One Trunk containing Jewelry
This was a suit contscate about sl5 900 worth OF
brought violation o. the lava
The poperty CLAIM ed by Messrs Oozop Dizsnds Dep
testified to selling the goods board s
Asia few months he found them, with old swelry
in trunk The other jewery in question was new MI Cut
fling for The question to tho jurisdiction OF
the CouI the property having been seized at Jersey City
Pending the discussion, the Court adjourned. . 80,
Cbes H. Hunt Assistant District Attorney for the plaintiffs
T. Is. Cutting foI claimants and defendants
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coIrur cALENDAR-rsn Oar.

MS DISTINCT COURr.-JuIy cinse' this Weef' ~,
SrPREnR CoURT-GESERAL TERa-Nos i", oil,
sci, ss a. 20 A. IS, Al to SO, 49, "a, 81 80 al
SupRyNE CoURT-CIpCUIT.-Par l.--OyeI hil
1a;rsT Pat IL Nos $50. $40 572, 4l9 $50, So 49,
s5. SEE ana i7sI 49, I4l, ., lo 2is, 2i7, 25 2is 10
5,v Part i-Nos So 27s 1884, 42, 500, ss, SO Us p1'
is8, 4ai, 200, $50 l24 n. yos 10y
CoURT or COMMON PLKAs-fsrt i.-S s1 -.
%. 40 aSa i6a4 s99 ASS 52 s9S 3g6 l23 2s9 81 ~
Part ii -lse 1919, 167 2e2 2ss, 1875 1875 1911 iois " Nv
A15 IhJ, 1875 l6o5S
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Market steady.
With respect to Am. moan Stocks IN the London mar
ftt, Mr.. Z. +. Slterthw ties Circular By tho Canada
ssys:
Fotwithssndirg the low rate Of szo anse from Eewroh
on ne Eurcpesn capitals the quotations for Securities
In LONDON have rshe dropping tendency TIE posiss u
tohcs hhss Tor time existing 10 the Dted STATES
efces dtns snd tends to deter investors from fsSlns this
o. .scey We have however 70 note active ieaaad
TOT iois and Freeand Bonds aud for Erie FRA
az s.eend hoEsses bohds The trustees 10 Eew Yort Tor
organizing the fie Compsny having decided extend the
for receiving assen's to the lat February "a
LONDON DO the sane thas those parties who have
op,e' 70 eVe their adhesion to the scheme have STILL fox
few dsys. the opportunity Of doing sou
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MARRIED.

KFATER-YELvERTON-In "a ettevis OnordAga Cesnty,
n r. on Wednesday, Feb. g. 1850 BY the Rev L. X Reid,
Jernan Heater esq, OF Moline, H. 10 Ms Sarah fsssr
ton of the former place.
this city on wedBesdsy Feb. e 81
Ceorees Chap. by the Rev DR. Tying Mr. De L0ss Il Titus
10 Isabel Grey Hunt daughter of tho late Jas B. HoAt
Iondon. ENGLAND.
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tAdvertiue usent,t
LONDON CLIR SAuCE--Ihls unrlyAle

their sgeut iu his city PAkEyR No Seetmsnst ihs
article sIpedsr &c ths Worceerse kna can Do ot-
tsined At oDe-haftho price
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Acknowledgement

JAdVer.i.ement
Millions OF BOf'es OF Mrs. NINsLOw'A sooih-
SIRUp uLe3 every year In tho United sses oi
Children Teething, with falling Reef Ia lnue-
ssie and certain. Only 70 cents bottle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-14

A. T.. LOOMS has sold one lot on the south sue U
5th-st., us feet east Of 7th.av, for $1,000
Nessrp, Ray non & Blackwell have sold fousf.oi,
northwest corner of Sd sv. and 57th-st, 100 feet
nchec fronting 3d-av and IS feet in depth A3c.'
full lot on the pear, fronting Ith4t Upon toe lots Is
old frame house and sheds, that rent for 500 pc
snnum. There Is rock spon the ict5 averaging abou
five feet above grade Phe frc lots sold for SIT 500
They also report the tse Of four f lots north SIDE
66rhst., $50 feet east Of 5tt ay., st $500 y 10
(sl300OJ
TIE Commissioners appointed to- make the annual
assay Of the coinage of the United Setes, met at the
Mint in Phledelplia on Monday. Fhe following
named gentlemen havs been dssignatcrby the Pres-
dent Of the United States Special Commissioners:
DR.. II. w. Gibbs of Columbia, s. c.; DR.. J. C. Hall
of Washington City, the Hon. James 10. Porter Of
Easton Pa; DIR. +. A. r. Bernard, President Of the
University Of Mississippi DR.. Jna Pitcher Of Mich;
Prof. Thomas G. Porter of Lancaster, Pt~; Prot.
Robert Bridges, M d., of Philadelphia DR.. Henry
j. Anderson of New York, and the Hon. Aes Packer
of Bfauch Chunk, Pa. The ca o6fcio Commissioners
consist of the Hon. John Cadwaader Judge of the
United States Court for the Eastern District, Pal
James O. Yardyke, esq, United States Attorney for
the same District and Joseph d. Baker, esq, Collector
of the Port Of Philadelphia.
The weekly statement OF bahs averages SHOWS d
conservative movement. The loans have fallen of
notwithstanding the advances made to- parties to
whom the last Government l9an was awarded
The Banks are considerably stronger than is
shown by the exhibit as the California gold by
the Atlantic influenced the average for one day enly
The Banks must hold tonight nearly twenty one mil
lions of dollars. The decrease in deposits naturally
follows the decrease of leans. There is no. very
IL. a. .,af
the Foreign Exchange market makes the con-
don of the banks of much lees interest than usual.
Tho following is statement of the condition of the
Banks of the City of New-York:
Feb Feb. II. Difference.
ia Og e89 sI23 33e62s Deo. $50 1853
ao'oaIa n1 10 nnn
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= by Mesms. Sweeney, Rit.enhouse e. Co. The


loan uss Vsr6e3 and payment peremporily required
on tie 10Th o. February, although the Treasury
here contained nearly nine millions Of dollars, applca-
ton WA, made to the Secretary to extend the time of
payment on tots az srd which he refused TO DO not
w;,b,spdpp the tres Suy contained such large sur
Jns unor which the co Vntry paying nssrest, and
that there would be no important wants of the Tres-
,urv 20 meet Until the sproPrist;on bill passed Of
which there is at present but little prospect.
The stock Of goods in bond on 'ae first OF February
was larger than estimated, aiN "aos'ai proportion u
the foreign merchan iss EXPORT vi haVi " oeen 'asen
from the market instead Of from tL wa1h mouse,
Total value If goods bond January IL ~ al
foreign ports in ia oua'' "a go
Received in bond from other domestic ports ''''''
<n0s
NithdJawn for consumption here. S2H s oss
heshippcd to foreign ports. nfa
Transshipped to other domestic ports.... U.s. w O,
Leaves stock in aeheuse February ''S s
soct In warehouse fsbrusry - 20 Ss
stock In warehouse February 90 80 go
stock in warehouse February 657........ 40 i.sooo
soek In warehouse February !, 356....."...." N''f"'
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COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER-Frp. ls-Befor.


In consequence of the illness OF Mr. waterbury, the
Dst down for trial this morning were
postponed till Wednesday next and the Court adjourned til to-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-14

The London Ec0so'nfst of Jazusry % says thsz shs
:sount of gold witsdrawn from the baps during ths
tTo days eding tie return, 1856. CO., Upoe
the state Of tire market frat paper remarks: !.
The demand gold ~ TN chiefly pay for silver par
70 sS ss X.
eAchss are nov 60 more IN svoaoe tevei has
Til. ' to srplsa the activs outflow Of ssd
Tsirs an sps..Sn :s.s the Bs,a
rector aexeye havy preferred anotherweek. They
were, dolbtsss Gully orervant OF
PRESERVED BY the 7sfy ordinary extent Of s demand es
"An sc drain Of gold Is usually accompanied By cer.si
pressure Opey which sAs
the ,ee bills have been readily discounted esst.
too director. sye called in votes By sales Of ,too
sssn. soda Withdrawn demand r Sss.
Sp 9.sgtL c.,..,u ,,.
81 cent whea they were osSanas very Little ba.nss st q
would sgpe; ss'Sd s1SSS ss Sp1 Of ,d S9GS,: no..
day The quiet state OF the market illustrates IN
remarkable msnssr the general confidence in the stability Of
1.-THE demand for money to-dcy Lombard stree, s,ms
a seao6 IL s a. Ss aos the sps
mod he r,tss fr long dssd BIZ. ere naturally
what Ps9er Of high class having four months
Tonths' bills I y cent is the miniu,Sn."
The London Times notices sales on the 9th Of jan
uary of u s. IS of 1874 at 92I; Illinois Central
shares st AZ cent discount ditto free land bonds AZ
go and 92l discount; New-York Central shares Of 70
and 69a; Erie second mortgage at SOi and 81, and
Pennsylvania Central Railroad shares at 3ii. II
says:
The principal in the Colonial market this csnnusd
fall in Grand Trunk Of Canada the final price tonight having
been al to ash lower than yesterday Great West
ern of Canada also aa securities
dull occasionally lower The Canadian loan closed
lCOI to lel bonds snd2i to premium scrip"
The return from the Bank of England for the week
ending the 25th of January gives the following TO
suits when compared with the previous week;
Public deposits 529 Te8. Increase 2eS36s
Other deposits. HO79 Decrease" Teor
Rest.......... 3,295 Insresse... l0Ssi
On the other side Of the accounts
Government securities. al 4Os Decrease 1te
Other securities l94s9 ISL. Decrease... GOT
Notes uuempoy ed.... 4Tla7+o. Increase. 1885
The amount Of notes IN circuatiou Is Ell 626 $50,
being decrease of E426 26O, and the stock Of buoa
in both departments is $50 O96 showing decrease
of ES25 400 when compared with the preceding re-
turn.
lAdvertsomeut.I
NEw-YORK STATE SKIES. OF 1917,
ERw-YOnK STATE SKIES of 1866,
UNITED Stairs ISscRtBBD Ffyss Of 1874
UsrTKD STATgs CoUPos FIyEs ofles4,
." TuorpsoS RRorexaz. No. WsnA
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IAdxertisemeut.l

Advertiscmeat-I
NEw-YORK STATE SKIES of 1877,
EEw-YonK STATE SKIES of 1866,
UsITgD Stairs ISscRrBBD FfyEs Of 1874
UsITKD STATEs CoUPos FIyEs ofles4,
In amounts to suit, BY
Thompson BRoTsxas, No. . WsnsL
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The Pail River steamers for Boston WI, '','.
port and after to-day at p M, as vi" ais' ''0''
the StoAipgton line.
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The amount of notes IN circulation Is Ell ,696 $50.
being decrease of E426, 26O and the stock Of buoa
in both departments is ELS O96 showing decrease
of esq, 400 when compared with the preceding re-
turn.
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Acknowledgement
II Won ARE RIGHT,

,on,,a soI Mrs 0AApsxHs IsDls BAls.n OF Lwss
Apd III zHoUsp you suffering rom Nyssa
cy5, 1pouehitis Asthma In INA sny lang disease "'''
be found u ell Dfueelss.
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IAdyertisefnent

p.rcuyIoa's Ham DYE, VIC and ToupsE
p..syrp to IS B.nd-st Rrivae Hair-oyeins Rooms
sasossIoR's BAnDrnIse ksr4 1sa..s ''"0''s "
No le Bond-st. Physse entrance io' "
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IAdvertisen.enl.l

Ar HONOR no THE Z. S.-Iet Inc uUVoIH
psiiens debt purchase the freedom Of the me
S sa5 tile country 10 safe the people pspPj. -
eei o. toy . "A HoLs ass Gallery, No. Sl3 Broad"sy
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LECTURE ON THE HoRsE.-Cspt Ralston will de-
liver his second lecture this evening at the Veterinary
College Institute, No. II West Twepty-tbrd street.
Every lover of the horse should attend these lectures
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-14

No direct complaint has been made against It TIL quite
recently. The accused persons, as also the und' Tor
which they were playing and the gambling Implements
were taken to the station-House. Subsequently the
defendants were sent before Justice Quackenbush and
held to await an examination.
A NEW. YORK CLERK ARRESTED FOR FORGERY
On Tbureday afternoon, a young man calling himself
n + Harrison. alas Charles f. Harrison aud ha'lng
from Providence presented at the Lincoln Houfe
forged check Of &. ID. Dyke of Providence, Oh the
Traders' Bank Of that city, for sl2s II ne was
referred TO Mr. John Boydep, broker, who suspected
something wrong and procured hlBarrest lhree oter
forged cheeks we've found in his posseeslon. appears
that the young is Of very Respectable Parenlsge
and of good education Upon the death OF his fathor
he came into possession Of considerable property ana
went 20 New York, where he obtained en,p,ey hisn'
as agent of the firm of Smyth, Spragge cooper
On business visit TO Providence, he fell into BAD com
parry. lost money by gambling, and 10 retrieve nu,
scf rcsortsd 10 forgery. He pleaded guilty and was
bound over for triai.-lWOr Mass Spy, FeO' H.
An,.noxRn CH1pREs.-Yesterday morning y'
en-, S TSs found in the Hall Of Records n ms
Han Ps 4 va: Il e. H dsS Sy Of h sp
psrrny four days old was osd onb aenne il was
10 the and the Coroner n0ned 70 '
en- inquest
Forxn DRowvED.-A man. about feet inches IN
hisbt was found floating the water at The 1907 Of @
street 7he deceased evidently lseoling niAn % 80,
b,dy bore evidence having been in the wsef sIoas %
weeks. Dsceassd wat taken 70 oelS'ue ho'P''1i ' ~
oneT SeLirIner held en- inquest
Internationally -
TuoTsANDs OF YOUNG MEN HAVE BEEN SAVED
vhoN Rus sSD OTHER THOUSANDS Directed IN the use 81
- tsie,s 10 honor and fortune by obtaining Thfehoi9gcn
F,apDations eivcs, at FOWLER WELLS 90 bfo"a""'
IAdvertiseneni.1 -
Ar HoNOR TO THE u. S.-Let the Govern
suo. psons debt TO purchase the freedom o. the ns
ss' sic country IL safe, ths people happy rhoio
for ~ at HoLsEss Gallery No Ss Brosd"sy'
Acknowledgement
p.TcuEIoR's Ham DYE, WIG and TouPkk
RrssynD to 10 B.nds Private Hair aosm !.
BasoBnLoRs BAh-DthIss E y, 1,sssss
No ie Bond-st. Phvsse entrance Tor ha"e"
Advertisement
pp SURE You ARE RIGHT,
DE ~, a.snsxHs IrDIln BALKAN OF LIVER
And Inquire fo as X Won are suaerng from Coughs
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Internationally
-. Al.rv M

TuorsANDs OF YOUNG MEN HAVE BEEN SAVED
=. ~ ,vb OTHER THOUSANDS DIRECTED in the use OF
1870 70 honor and fortune by obtaining PhIenoiogcd
FzauaiDsons and 0dvice, at FOWLER WELLS '' D0N''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-14

The London Ecosonfa of Jasuary % says, thss shs
1sount of gold Withdrawn from the baps during sss
tTo days seeding tie return, was s2S6,eoo. Upos
the state of ire market frat paper remarks: =
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Found DRowSED.-A man, about feet o lncnes ~ ~
h, q found floating the water at the foot oil rory
% m deceaSed was evidently lsboling man. ana th
b,ay bore evidence having been In the wsief EIoa
eeks Dscaassd taken 70 Bellevue hosP"Ai ""o' wa
oneF Skinner held en- inquest.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-12

CINCINNATI, April 1l.-No change in the
money market. Provision market a shade
easier to-day; mess pork nominal at Z 90
ALI IS holders seemed more disposed to
meet buyers Of bacon, and l35 hhds of
shoulders sold at +, and some Sc do sides
at Sic; very little doing in bulk meats !;
$4,000 lbs sold at g. Lard unchanged;
sales $50 bbls at lot. Flour--no change in
market; demand moderate: sales 700 bbls
at 5 80 for superfine and 6o@5 50 for ex-
ira. Whisky in moderate demand only
without change; sales 1000 bbls at ITO
liz the latter for wagon lots. Groceries
good demand for coffee and supply small :
sales 300 bags at l33@144. Molasses
firm at 45@46. Sugar firm; demand in
regular way at u to Sc. Grain-Wheati in
good demand prices firm at 356I SO for
nrime white; and l 33 for prime red
Corn dull at 44@45 in bulk, and 46 shelled.
Oats steady and fair; demand at ~ in
bulk. Rye quiet at ! 90 for prime. Barley
prime fall in fair demand at 906}e5.
Hay market dull and without change