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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-06-13

I.ouIsvrLLE, June Q - The Fed
eral forces now occupy Bald win
Guntown, Jackson and Bolivar
Railroad repairs arc progressing
'r>pidly. The enemy passed Gun
town last night, retreating South
ward from Baldwin. II is estimated
that there have been 10000 desert
crs since the rebels left Corinth
mostly from Tennessee, Kentucky
and Arkansas regiments. All the
regiments from those States passed
down closely guarded on both sides
by Missippi and Alabama troops.
1t is believed by country people
th,t Beaurcgard can't enter Colum
bus with half the troops he brough,
away from Corinth.
The whole country East and Nortt
Of Baldwin 10 full OF armed soldiers
returning from Kentucky and Ten.
nesee. '
Gen. Pope telegraphs from the ad
vance that prisoners who at fret de
sired to be exchanged, now want 4
take tho oath. ,i tear' #H.'
Tho enemy drove and carried of
everything for miles around. Tn,
wealthiest families are destitute snt
starving. Women and children ar,
crying for food. The males were
'orced into the army.
The enemy is reported to he suf
',ring greatly for want OF food.
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WASHINGTON, June 10 The fol
lowing was received at the War Dc
partment this forenoon:
lIgApauARrFns Army in the Field.

lIgADaUARrFns Army in the Field, J
IIarrsonburg, June 7, 9p. m.
Hon. f.. M. Stanton, Secretary o.
War: The attack upon the enemy'f
rear yesterday precipitated his re-
treat. Their loss in killed and
wounded was very severe. Their
retreat is by an almost impsssab' G
road, along which many wagons
were left 10 tho mud. Wagon load-
Of blankets, clothing and other equir,
ments are piled up in all directions
During the evening, many Of the
rebels wero killed by shells from q
battery Of Gen. Stahl's Brigade.
Gen. Ashby, who covered the re,
treat with his whole cavalry force
and three regiments of infantry, and
who exhibited admirable skill and
bravery, was among the killed. -
Gen. Mllroy made Reconnaissance
to-day about 7 miles on the Port Re-
public road, and discovered a portion
OF the enomy's force encamped in the
timber. [Signed,] J.O. FREMONT,
Maj. Gen. Commanding.
Special to the Post: The Danish
Government has made a formal
proposition through its minister here,
to take all negroes who escape from
their masters and remove them to
ST, Croix free OF charge. 1t then
proposes to put them under an ap
premiership OF three years, permit
ting them to receive regular wages.
At the expiration Of their appren-
iccship, it is proposed to FREQ them
Internationally. The correspond
ence has been sent by tho State De
partmcnt to the House judiciary
Committee.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-06-13
Niggers Leaving.

Many honest democrats have list
ened to the howlings of Interested
leaders, and have given but a bal
support to the Administration, bo
cause they feared its policy was
L nancipation, not that they opposed
Emancipation Of itself, but because
they believed that all the negro, g
set free would uniformly com g
North. Last Saturday $50 of the
freed slaves OF Washington, set sail
for Hayti, and over one thousand
free negroes of Virginia AM Mary.
land are waiting an opportunity to
90. All were overjoyol at I've idea
OF going to q country where there
were no whites. This is exactly
what men who knew the feelings o.
the negroes have said for years.
MsnuIIitted slaves come North
because they cannot stay rin the
South. In almost all the Southern
States severe laws havo been enact
ed against free negroes, and thoy are
obliged, to preserve their liberty, Ia
leave as soon as possible. There q,
TO day na q negro IN Ohio wA1
'oould stay in the STATE an hour If
he couli lius safely in LO ,isiana o,
Mississippi. Thousands have been
SC. at liberty this year-how many
additional has Ohio2 How many
rev ones has any county, save per
'laps, q few along the river.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-06-13

PHILADELPHIA, June 0.-Tho fol
lowing dispatches are taken from
Southern papers received at Balti
more:
CHARLESTON, June 3.-The Fedora
gunboats are running up as If to er
gage our batteries.
The gre attest excitement prevail
as the gunboats are in sight at times
Every conf cncc 10 expressed ir
Gen. Gist's ability to drive of the in
vadcrs.
CmARLEsroN. June 4, o. m.-Tbe
enemy landed this morning, 1900
strong, at James Island, opposite
the city. A battle took place. -
The enemy were repulsed, and &c
men taken prisoners by the forces o.
Gen. Gist. The prisoners will b,
sent to Sema, Alsbsma, immediate
lily. There is still heavy firing il
the direction of james Island, aud i
ia rumored that a hundred NOR,
Yankees have been cut off and cap
tured.
CHARLESTON, June 4 p. m.-Gen
Gist's dispatch says:
The prisoners taken this morning
report that he enemy lande | / 7O(
men on B,t'ery Island, and tie enc
my is now on Johns Island in iro n,
of me in ioroe and under cover o
his eunb)ats. An advance is i'm
minent
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WASHINGTON, June 8 -Commo
dore Mnllery reports that he cap
iured three schoonera, bearing Eng
lish colors, about 25 miles South
Fast OF Charleston Bar. Tho fire
was loaded with salt and cigars. tb,
second, called the Rebecca, Of Mas
sau, cleared for st. Johns, N. b.
with cargo Of salt in sacks; tht
third has an assorted cargo of gro
ceries &c. Her register, like tina
of tho two others, is doubtless false
The crews Of ell these vessels veadl
ly admitted they wero bound 70
Charleston.
Letters from the Gulf announc,
the capture OF the schooner Nowcae
Ito, by the brig Bainbridgc, and tn,
schooner Jaoe, by tho schooner II
II. Cuyler.
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Rebel Account of the Fight.

TIE Memphis Argus Of the eth,
in its account OF the naval battle
says three shots we're fred from the
Confederate feet before and reply
was made by the Federals. AfteI
the firing Commenced, the sbots iel
wide Of the mark on both sides
when, on the arrival of seven NOR,
of tho enemy's gunboats, Com
Montgomery ordered the feet to fall
back, which was done. The firing
however. was kept up vigorousIy.-
The rebel aeet retired to opposite
Bear street. 10 longer in line OF bat
tie, whom Ole Of the Federal raml
shot ahead OF the remainder Of tbeil
fleet, and the Besurcgard prepared
to receive her.
The contest was Of short duration
as the Beauregard avoided the blow
intended for her, and struck her ad
versary forward of her wheel-house
The blow placed tho Federal boa
hors du combat. She hauled off ant
made TOR tho Arkansas shore, where
}she remained during tho engage
ment.
In the meantime, another Fedora
ram, the Monarch, came to her as
sistance. The Beauresard attempt
cd to run her down, but missed her
and struck the General Price on tb,
wheelhouse, making a complete
wreck OF the boat. She made fo
the Arkansas shore, and. sunk. A
number Of persons on board wer,
killed and wounded by the enemy
sharpshootcrs.
AT this period, four Federal iroi
clad boats, which bad taken no par
in the action, except firing at lonl
range, came down. On their ar
rival the conflict was tiercely renew
cd, In a short the General Lowell
piel ced by large shot, sunk. Tn,
Little Rebel was soon afterwarc
struck by the Federal shot, and a
once started for tho Arkansas shore
The Beauregard. noting daunted b,
the disasters which had befallel
others, continued vigorously firin!
as she retired toward the point.
Two Or three OF tho cnemy's boat
closed upon her, pouring in broad
side. She was struck several times
rakirg her fore and ait. A Fedora
ram coming up also dealt her blow
when she sunk rapidly in deep wa
ter, opposite Jackson Mound. Tb
remaining Confederate beats rapid,
moved down the river. One ofthen
shortly afterwsrd was discovered i
flames. A pursuit was made b
tho Federal boate, but they in a shol
time returned. The conclusion a,
rived at the remainder Of our fec
shared the fate of the others. Th
loss Of life in the engagement cannc
be estimated to any degree of Gel
tainty. A number Gro known
have fallen by the enemy's SHARP
shooters 1t is supposed grea
number went down with the sinkin
vessels. Tho loss to the eneln
other than the damage 20 the RAJ
above mentioned, is not known. =
Their boats altogether we're snperio
to ours in every respect, therefor
sustained small loss, save in tn
hand to hand encounters.
The bluff, in front ofthe city wer
crowded with spectators during tn
engagement.
Business Of every kind was sns
pended. The engagement lasted
one hour and five minutes.
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New YORK, June s.-A Hilton
Head letter Gays railroad communi-
cation between Charleston and Sc.
vannah is cut off. This was accom-
plished by Gen. Stevens with 800
men. They were met by 1000 OF
the enemy; skirmish ensued; and
after q sharp fight the rebels were
driven of. We then destroyed the
track for some distance, and held the
position till the enemy appeared in
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-06-13

address to the r.bo. army in which
ne designates The battle Of the Seven
FINES Of o glorious victory for the
rebel arms. He also tells them that
they have taken 5000 prisoners and
a large quantity Of provisions and
munitions of war.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-06-13

strong force, when we retreated d in
geod order.
The Captain oftbe revenue steam
er Flora, reports tho enemy in the
vicinity Of Stono, 900 strong. The
negro brigade has been disbanded.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-06-13

rALICO BEDsTEADs AND BUREAUS
june s, 1862. PORCH d BAKERS,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-06-13
Room to Let.

Room to Let.
A PLEASANT ROOM over I. GREos Ses's
IA store, to let. Stairs outside the building.
Rent reasonable. Apply TO
June O. 1852. ]. GREGG d SON.
IN nOO OAK sHINGLEs WANTED
lO.OOO Right Of, in exchange for fur.
niture, at PORCH b BAKERS.
June s, 1857. ...'t
OAsH CUSTOMERS WANTED In ex.
~ change for Fu0niture, for which the high.
est price will be paid, at
June o, 1852. PORCH b BAKER's.
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FARMERS TOOLS.

SUCH As
Sythes, Snaths, Forks, Hoes, PIows,
Horse Rakes, Grain Cradles,
And everything usually found in n Hardware
store, will be sold at Reduced Prices, by
ADAMS Il RUTHRAUFF.
April 25, 1862.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-06-13

MAYoR's OFFICE June 6, 1862
To Flag Officer c. ii. Davis. and
Col. &. N. FItch-Generals: Your
communication is received, and |
shall bo happy to cooperate with
the Col. commanding in providing
measures for maintaining peace and
order in the city.
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Nails and Iron.

The best Juniatta Nails and Iron, always on
hand and for sale by
ADAMS Il RUTHRAUFF.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-06-13

Q. IT, DAVIS,
Flag Officer Commanding atloat.
q. N. FITou,
Col. Commanding Indiana Brigade.
To his Honor, the Mayor of the
city o! Memphis,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-06

On Saturday the 2ith the market for American
securities is noticed as better Illinois Central shares
i3l q i2l discount; Erie, 3iia35i y cent. Con-
soils ON that day closed at 93l 93i in the London
market.
There has been much more tone TO the Domestic
aud Dry Goods market during the past week than
we have previously reported. Some of the large
iobbers are clearing the market oi many styles Of
desirable goods and the operations partske Of the
speculative character witnessed last Autumn.
We hear of purchases, by one house, exceeding
one-half million of dollars, and of many other Of more
moderate amounts. This movement has added great
6rnuess to the market and led to the withdrawal Of
large lines, which hitherto have pressed upon the
market Heavy Shectings, Drills, and all Of the
various styles of goods made from No. 1920 yarns,
have been advanced one-hslf and three-quarten of
cent p yard during the week. Printing Cloths
counting 6ix6i are held firmly at &c., while the fabric
was offered freely last month at &c.
Bleached Goods, ranging in price from 81 a lOc.
y yard, are in good demand at advanced prices,
while the finer qualities are dull Of SALE hitherto
reported. Suciss, Ticks, Denims, Stripes, and oil
colored fabrics are held with more rmnessi but We
do not learn Of any large operations during tho week.
Woolens command full prices for nearly al dssci'p'
tons, particularly Fancy Cassimerss, Melons oHo,
The demand has been chiefly from tho Northern and
Western merchants, although the demand Tor goods
for the Southern ports has not been nnmpor'an''
The export does not revive at present, but there are
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-06

CUPREME COURT-JOSEPH ROSE and
- MOSES ROSE against JACOB STEINER. Assignee
&c all other persons creditors OF the late hrm Of steiner
BTo,ber Co contrasting of Emanuel Steiner aud ra. Stein
err persons and parties creditors Of the late urn Of Steiner
Brothers Co.. are hereby notified to before me the
Referee on day OF June 1852 at 10 oeocs
m Of that day my Office, No 100 Futons; In ths Guy
az 10 attend upon final accounting Of JACOB
Steiner the Assignee such firm and TO show cause any
thsy have why he should be'dchsrsed fom his Trust
Assignee AID the Bond Executed by MS suicae
cancelled by Order Of the Court - -
May "a it. w w Dull h"'e'ee'
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Hle0itnI.

ONE TO SIX boxes Of "WINCHESTERs
" SPECIFIC PILL" will permassnay euro any case OF
sensa! Weakne, OF its resulting impoienee HOWEVER A6:
the Po,ta.e Dabete, aud generally Of the Urinary
Oygans . 80. &c
PROFESSIONAL OPINIONS.-"I hsve used your sFE'
civic PI in many Of Ssymato,,hea and with the
,oa perfect y~oees, - MILTON SANDERS, NJ. d., LIZ d.
cit is as Iears specific any medicine can be- have
cured very severe cases with from TIN DosEs-B
KYIrH, NJ. d., Id Rcpeyso,y Of he'd Science
PERSONAL" The good faith Of Mr. Winchesters state
u,ent, may be implicitly relied On-"-HoKAcs GkkRLsf.
The SPECIFIC PILL Is not Homeopathic remedy nor
does Il contain Mercury Iron CsnthsrdeA OF any n)uon
iny,rdi,p,, Price: 81 per box dI for IS Sent by mail
soid Wholesale and retail BY j. WlSChESIEh NO. 70
John e., N. Y.
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flnanrial.
THOU

4 DAN FOR EIGHT HUNDRED THOU
Il SAND DOLLARS, by the COMPTROLLER Of the
STATE or NETWORK; on account of deficiency in toe
S,nlna Fund pay portion OF the General Fund Debt
TIA Com proer by virtue Of the act chapter 26 Laws OF
SAG bereby aives notice that SEALED PROPOSALS Will
~ rcsvsd his office uut the 18th day Of June instant
~ cclock Of that day, fors LOAN OF EIGHT HUN
DRIED THOUSAND DOLLARS, for which transferable GER
6ces Of State Stock will be issued in the name OF the REQ
NE Of the State Of Newly k under srtce oi she Consu
ou at the Of ak per cent per
psyabs quarterly the first days of January Apri ry
ma October each year aud the principal on
sbe Of July 1873 1t be understood iha the
Comptroller will be liberty take less suin II the oheIs
are such 10 his opinion 20 the Interests
AZ the State Tue proposals may be for the whole or any
rsrt Of said Loan less than 5000 All proposals to be
.ed and indorsad Loan by the Controller account Of
S eners Fund Debt Sinking Fund" and inclosed in
nysope directed to the Comptroller Of the State Of New
York, Albany. oo., =
lime Instant BY deposg the same in specie its equivs
lent credit Of the Treasurer Of the STATE Of New YORK
10 the Bank of the Manhattan Company Newlerk
certificates OF State Stock issued to the NewYork and
Erie Raroad Company amounting TO 900 reiuburssbe
lst july 1867 will aso be received Ia payment Of bids
Interest the Loan will the frat day Of July
ueI and will be paid to the holders Of the Stock quarterly
ct the Bank Of the Manhattan Company, NewIork-Ds'sd
Comptrolers Office, June D. 1852
r5lN LUCIUS ROBINSON, Comptroller.
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rUxBxl IRON ZACH STATE i.
Cattia. Shin 4 Eba. Calves. doraeA u

Hide Sgstc. . 10; Tsnow. 6tdSic z NJ Psla. SeS
7sc each: Csii skins Sdsc- NJ Veal Calves from 80
IS. r,. ...u,, ,no,a. ro,b,, hue ~.
h.. large It, stall fed Ozen Second quality includes N
yssrcd Steers Ordinary consists Of Bulls and the refuse
lots. ,,r.... 81 ~. ,h... =, ,.s..,..
Tnsye were cars over the Grand Trunk and Eaern RAD
rosd 81 the Boston and Lowell aud ever the Fitch
burg
week bat sufficient for the demand Prices without cLsnss
frsm lest weeknoshing higher than 81 cwt More ess:l
than last week about q. brought have The wool o. an ~
nom 10 pswoli sold lot that .vssssss 70; 10y
for 40, p d.
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Amusements.
RARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM,

4 "A II N y N AMEhlCAN IA . Ia y u .
FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1862
LAST DAY BUT ONE
LAST DAY BUT ONE
LAST DAY BUT ONE
THE
GRAND NATIONAL BABY SHOW.
GRAND NATIONAL BABY SHOW.
GRAND NATIONAL BABY SHOW.
GRAND NATIONAL BABY SHOW.
This Exhibition has afforded the finest dsplsyof
BABIES, TWINS, TRIPLETS, AND
FAT BABIES,
BABIES, TWINS, TRIPLETS, AND
FAT BABIES,
BABIES, TWINS, TRIPLETS, AND
FAT BABIES,
has been the good fortune OF the public to behold
FIVE $50 PREMIUM CHILDREN.
THREE SETS ns'i FREM MG a' TTsIpLErs.
Beside large number Of other Premium Children including
all tie aest Children Of the ensTe Exhibition. grand galaxy
HUMAN ROSE-BUDS,
HUMAN ROSE.BUDS,
HUMAN ROSE-BUDS,
CHILD EIGHT MONTHS OLD,
WEIGHING but ONE POUND SEVEN OUNCES
the BsSixs. Twins. TarLn1s and Far BABIES over four
ye.I; 4 'T WIFI fen By s c1&TNUEp ALL THIS WEEK
~ LADIES and CHILDREN DESTROYS of avoiding the dis
comforts of great crowd will do well to early in the
morning not later than 10 o'clock and the Museum
aud other CuroJiiie before tho Baby Show
Also to be seen at all hours. THE QUAKER, or WOODEN
GUN from the Rebel Fortihc cations at Cenrevie Va, THE
GREAT LIVING WHALE, THE MADAGASCAR ALI
BINOS, THE LIVING BLACK SEA LION, LIVING
MAMMOTH GRIZZLY BEAR SAMSON. LIVING MON.
STER SNAKES, LIVING HAPPY FAMILY, LIVING
TURTLE, GRAND AQUARIA. &c
The New and Magnificent Sensational Drama,
ADELAIDE OF DRESDEN
INA ~' i'"'' EVERY EVENING at :, o'clock
Admission to all 25 cts children under ten. IS cts
COM. MUTT. THE $4,000 MUTT,
reappesrs here NEXT MONDAY.
~ TOMORROW Saturday., three splendid Dramatic
Performances at II O'CLOCK and and Z, o'clock p
A CADEMY oF MUsIC.-SUMAER
THE OPERA
PRELIMINARY ADVERTISEMENT.
WEDNESDAY NEXT, June H.
Mr.. ULLMAN, finding his return from Europe that
during his absence only twenty OIers lights had been
form the patrons Of the OpeA that provided always he
make suitable arrangements be will give the remaining
Six NIGHTS
COMMENCING ON WEDNESDAY NEXT.
On tho conclusion Of which be will immediately return to
London complete the important contracts entered INFO for
the Fall.
his intention 10 conduct the SI Nights Of the Summer
TIE system that which much stis
faction In former year, Castle Garden vim nightly combine
tho very highest llent In the country In Grand
and offer 1t to the public at general rate Of
ACCESSIBLE TO ALL CLASSES.
Emil partcplars to-mo
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Cambridge Cattle Market.
Bnposrgp yoR THx N. Y. TRIBUNE. BY Gso. r.

JuNK Z. 1854
Whole number Of Cattle al market 2; about $50 Bsevse
aud ~ stores consisting of Working Oren, Mich Cows ~
one two, and three year old.
P.icrs OF MAKkkr BKxv.-Extrs. 90 75dsT 90; 6r6
,nslity sc 20; second lusy, SIS rs third quality. o.
sRIcys STORE CArrLEW oktns Oxen per pair. lo0s
lao: Cows and Calves So SO &37, So; Yeee
lnss none; none Three yeasold Ell 70 80
sheep and Lsmbs ,y5 At market prces In lots " ssa
- IS each: eXru. S3d s4Q4 75-or from a, 70 Ac
spring Lambs, - 50dx4
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Eeaal Notires.

IN PURSUANCE of an Order Of the Honorable
i CHARLES r. DAILY First Judge Of the Court Of Common
City and County OF New York sctns a. suosAIe
Of ,ad County notice s hereby given TO all
cons having claims against CHARLES n THOMAS late Of
the City deceased TO present the SANE ith
thereof the subscbe at his Office No - Wa
,rr. In The City Of before the hrs day Of
Oc,ohe next-Dsted New the 2t day OF March, 1862
CHARLES IA. GLOVER,
rhaI IavsmP Administrator, with the will annexed
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=, - ~. h.nI ,rd ~. IN.
rr.aA IN money market consos have been NAT
daring the whole week. except todsy when the tsndency
Wei. s for money and sat d, dend for the account
,howius decline Friday Of between an eighth and
mar cr Tho business OF tho week has been COM
nsstiyey unmportsn Al one period the additional details
nom Ansrea respecting the late successes OF the tnon
sreyc.ed ssht Temporary effect tho market but the
accounts the OF the South not to
the Of the protected OPEN
4 Of the cotton po.tl
The latest statement of the Bank of England
shows the following variations as compared with
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Che Curt.

FASHION COURSE, J.. I.-TIIIS DAY
(FndAy) June g. match = o0o two miles and repeat In
harness.
S. Crooks names gr Lady Suffolk.
d. Pfifer names o. m. Kitty Wick.
The boat leaving Jamessip al O'clock connects with
the railroad cars 81 Hunters Point.
JOSEPH CROCHER0N, Manager.
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The London Economist of the Path May says:
The Directors Of the Bank Of England, at their weekly
court raised their Of discount which has stood
q, q Der cent since the 9th Of January Last to per
cent.
pressure Ia the Money market and the large Withdrawal Of
900 In soveresn tor Turtey IA fnrhe! large sums arc
the Of the through the late foreign loans
be expected continue se In the rate Of discount general
w 10 he in, vitable In the open however
the e TOR the best paper after quoted per cent
fsction less and In all quarters the supply Of cepa
.eems abundant In tho ordinary OF trade also
great psI. Of the gold shipped for Turkey will shortly return
and he arrivals from America and Australia ae expected TO
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furniture.

bedroom enaIneled FURNITURE in all
coIo, Of warranted manufacturer also solid Chestnut
Chaubsr suites Plain and Ornamental. at FAhhiNO'
TONS No ,s Canalst opposite Wooster E'tsohshed 'o4'