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9slmoat Gkrauifls.
st. Clairsville, Ohio, June 4, 1858
From the cihcinnatii Gatse.l

Secession-.A Plot Within Plot.
No Northern Democrat Admitted
into the Inside Plot. N-
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-06-04
Schirrus Cane err Tum ors, En1ar 4 em ent,
liberation, Carries and ExfOllRtlon OF

Dyspepsia, Heart Disease, Fits, Epilep-
sy, Melancholy, Nsuralgia
Many remnrkabs Of these affections have been
made by the nliefa,e power Of this medicine II siimu.
latas the vital functions Into vigorous action. and thus
dsilvrs which would be supposed beyond s
reach Such ,smedy las long been required by the
eesstcs Of the people, aud confident that thh will
do for them all that nivdlcine Gun do.
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no ON MEN.

Particular attention paid 10 ihs Mansla cthrIaS
OF Tools TOR BoEINa OH. WvILs. All ,tsols
warranted 70 bo OF the best n,aiedsi and wsfk.
asched at any o.her point. AL. - NJ ,,iit
IN I...-.qt t0 JOHN FISHER, {ns,
Martinsviile, Belmont county, Ohio. --maE 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-16


The arrival Of Secretary Chase this morning, bai
n tendency to check tae Stoc movement. Until his
poljcy il developed buyers Tor the .i-e will bs un
,vilhy TO net with viyor while the Bears who look
for n disturbed money sitngIon, are haiumering the
market with their short contracts The changes
Lov,,v,r. were not generally important in the Share
I;st nnd later in the day II was understood that Mr.
Cba-, had no intention Of doing any thing calculated
TO disturb the present easy status OF tae money
market. The contest in IacIiic haii continues. and
,borl line OF 600 sbares Sas put ou at 49, seller
s;xtv willie the stock was selling AT 49, regular
Co,omodore Vanderbilt il about 10 replace the TWO
10 ,o,v running between hero ami Aspii-
y.u Lv Two Others OF greater ei1e and speed
and better Recommendations. Quicksilver sold
a, main The Eric issues and tho railroad share
H., GENERALLY were veal. Ia Governments the de-
naud VIA active mostly on foreign account and
10 Counons of ISL sold up 10 lS. The Elves OF
| Ig7i ,old us high AS 3fi. In Gold there WAS not
,,t, dana hut the market Was steady. 81 the
s....ni uoard the .ctiog better, and there was
c,,. i,r,be disposition 10 bay the leading tncles.
Pacific Mad advance. to lSj, aad was sold At 1881
seI.r thirty AGAINST " seller SIXTY, IN the morning.
c.s, Sto, IA not sc4,le, the present buyers lend
]
:, r..oiv. Hudson R'yer was among the trnes
u. and sold al l,p,. A new buyer for this stock
| los r,,,rtiy appeared who Is taking meet OF th'
-, ,.a.red. Pun ANA sold at 1871, buyer thirty
p ,,,hur, WAS GA, and Harlem Preferred WAS firu
:, ~ Goye.nmsAts did not quite sastain the
I1i,h prices Of tie morning, but wert
= t.;r d.m,ud o. the 1 o'clock call. Mail sole
a,.lv at 1871! 1875 regular, and lSjl 1872, selle
,hir,v. Bucks County LeaA, tho new Mining stocf
49,, Introduced. sold at "a. Hudson RIVER was 1901
rre III. Quicksilver 40 olOl, &c. The Share lis
Generally was irmer. The latest q1otafions were
II 6 Cs 1881, registered, lOi. @lG,. L. 5. ts, 1851
conoous. lC4tsl0sfi u ). %, io7 \ coapons ~ :
a.. Oregon War Loar. half-year.f, iOO0lOlii L.
9 Trcssury Notes, 3lO, lOJi 1876; t. 5. 6s, i'ysa
Coruicstes, Us, 80! s9a, Demand Notes told issse
I t,-lni5Sl. Teunessse State 20, oil @b2; Mlss0ni
State Gs, ,aG2; AnoricOn Cod 1911 1919 rSe''i
! Mal Steamship Company, ls59ls54; He"'for
Cen,r,A Railroad, ll6l 0litii EIie Rah"9y' -
~. l,,e Hallway Preferred, 99i o9J5i HudSo
pirc, Railroad, 1904 al0Ol; Harlem Rallfoad, 36i
a. lla,lem Railroad Preferred. s5l@Sp Eea'
inc p,ilroa,. sJi; Michigan Central Railroad io2
,cJi. Michicon Southern and Northern Indiana Raj
,oad 5gla5J,; Michigan Southern and Not'hei
Indiana Railroad, Guaranteed, loot; Panama kai
road. 100 u 1911; Illinois Central Railroad, 9lG9l
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad, t1a6lt Galel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-16

EMANCIPATION MEETING n loeh. EsG Lr =
4 great Emancipation meeting wae bei 40 iorn
the 23i nit Resointioas wers proposes of n, -
, w,r aud protesting against Ee Ad e
inteIi ~ The Sontedera.ss Yurtier, toat the
,ps bss s origin in Slavery and with the De- e.
ttat the OBJ eet of the Souhernsss Is 70 es,iv,S
great Savehodiag Conies:'sy, sns ,Se etm,ss ID
nursc'stion AZ the Efforts Ct the North to et
tss SI-srv. Another resolution was also ,o-
uO osd and esrrea acknc Webbing tie efforts OF she
E@rth for the rsief of TIE suffering in Laneasl re.
and expressing hope that tue war is ,; Nc si
ended, ard thGt peace, ifeeuo'h ''Au "''''
mt migat follow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-16

This il the largest export IN q week Tor long
time.
W. .uro, . conparst:ye statement of the Imports
~, rore,ou Dry Goods VI the port Of Newly TX for
L, week ending March H. and since Jan. 1; .
Pr he web 1885,, s 1s6a o.' FPS 3;
E EbteTS on sp wa merEst s9n73 'lSsS la'Sl
Si.ct jan ,,i mort slorq57cs s:i,no4se e6s4s9s
En'e,ea AZ 'n. 10 ~ 40 R7Vi7I6 i%a'SS''
Mr.. Albert Ii. Nicholay will hold bis regular SolAi-
,,.ooLlv auction sale of stocks and bones, TO-DAY
nlonda3), March L., ut l2i o'clock, az 'na s'e''
ebants. Exchange Gales-room, No. III 'ro"',"as.
Tho co,alopue will embrace securities by oider Oh
x,cp,o,s and others. For full particulars we refer
% his advertisement in the financial counh'
cIJI bas beep in .air demand durlng the DAY ~
lisa. CLOSING Ut 1917 bid, and loo aShea i"o
,.o,n.,a of busines tor the week has oesh reuuceu
.bon. one.half from the preceding week.
l., money there 10 no change to not9' Inc supply
~ cod borrowe-s.is ample at 5@' = csnh faper IL
N moderate supply and is passed al low rates
choic,iindorsed lists 10 at sac u cSAts ana IN some
,,,apces as lsw as Il y cent, ard veEy prominen
sinole names will 90 at the same pace.
A. : 4. Talco,t has been admitted into the frn
loeCraham l. Nichols The title Of the house is ~
ITalcott, Graham & Nichols
| The directors Of the Baltimo,p and Ohio RalEoa
have just issued report giving an encouraging az
count Of Sac condition of the company and the rcaG
IA dividend of three per esnt on the stock Of 10
main s.au, and of four and q half per cer1 on III
Washington branch for the half year enapg VII
March has been declared. The resolutions reporte
by LA Finance COmmit,o, authorizing TIVE pay~e'
l. - -
Cau,ral Ohio railroad, bss been finally adopled.
BY the Auslralasian At this port We nave "u'"'
frern England to Feb, % inclusive oonao'I ''Tr n
in the London market on that day al s@i ga -
uois Central shares were quoted " az avg w
count and Eric shares at Az a4'i' h' L 'A'''
: thwaite remarks: ,...s-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-16
Railroad. 92s e92s; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy

Railroad. 92i s92s Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Railroad, lO901lO; Milwaukee and Prairie dn
Chen Railroad, 3sI $40; Quicksilver 4O0iOI.
In Exchange there has not been much done, and
quotations are nominal. The Exchange brokers ex-
press the opinion that it would require but CON-
parativeIy moderate amount OF bills to depress the
rates materially. The demand ia moderate. Ster.
ling is l7j! l76.
Freghts remain inactive, but rates are heavy
To Liverpool the engagements are 42OOO bushels
Corn at sgd, in bulk and bags, and, neutral nag
800 tcs Beef at &c.. 1900 pigs. Bacon and Lard at
us. 3D.. and, p steamer, 600 bxs. Bacon at 4O2. 10
London y neutral vessel, l25 bxs. Bacon az Jos
The charters arc three vessels Of $500, 2,JgO ana
5000 bis. capacity, respectively, 10 st. John 3
Ncwiounlanl, at 50 085c. q bill; q slip Of 95J
luns from Philadelphia 10 Liverpool, with Wheat.
at f26OO. q British bari; Of 60 tnDs, to Galway,
with 5000 bush. Corn at l0l; a barE Of 4i2
tuns to Cotte with Provisions at &C., and back from
Sicily on private terms; British vessel OF $40 tuns
out to Alatamorag and back, $1,000; schooner OF
3ll ,uns on The came voyage, ct 5000, Oh -aa'f
iayab!e Their, in god; brig Of $40 tuns, from
Enabethfort % Aspinwall, with Coal on private
terms, and back from .he. sonih side OF Cuba to
New-York at 3Sc. for Sugar, 50 9 Cor Moas,es
rndeY, and s? - for 90. on deck; ard an Anerc N
bark to Barcelona with Saves on private terms.
Tie business oil tie Sub.Treasury WAS: Total re-
coi,ts, Sil9, 47S 5O--for Customs $lC6. 90; pay
men.s, $Jil.0lJ o. balance SiJ.3lS.1iL 10.
ice EARNINGS Of the Eric Rail say for the month
leD-fary itJ 1874 -
arn.usi uosth Of tcyruary. !oI were,.., ooiJj+ ~
This is evcn better than in January, in view If
Ire comp4.r i've number o: working d,ys, which
arc three les, TIE January earnings were So''J-
i12, ouly So more than in tebruuy
The approximate earninys OF the Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne, and Chicago Railway during tue moAtn ot
February ultno. compared with the same period
of last vea! " ete 10 follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-16

An UsroeruYArE OccuRRENcf;3-On Iaesosy
AN las, abous daylight, a solder Of the Las
S"m,h Carolina Volunteers was shot while attempt
70 run ss s11 1 his S ss s '1ss HsS
10 TO, ;s rsonest was refused. Notwithstanding, ie
Outraged to elude the guard, and spent he night at
hnme Next morning he was seen by sentinel try.
;"~ to zet to>his quarters lie was hailed tut would
not Sop, when tho sentinel fired The ball took ef-
feet in the abdomen, inilicting fatal wound 4,
Nc think under the circumstances the sentinel
acted too hastily, but in military point OF view he
ia iuslled. 1t is one Of the pecalarites Of these
Ooiored soldiers that they the most trusy senti'
uels we have ever seen. >.
Such military crimes az sleeping on inc post al'
vuloipp the countersgn OF negligence on gnsrd. ara
wholly unknown among them. These are things in
which all new soders have to DO carefully watched
II any one thinks these men are not earnest SOL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-16
GmnscuiciliG.
NuRIO,s GAPnEN

IA
Lesaec a"d MANAGER. WIN. Whratley.
hgDAY, March IL. ufl hight Of tho magnificent Opor
| attic Spectacle Of tue
FNCHANTBEsS
The distinguished American Prra Donna,
MISS CAKOLlNE RCHiN0S.
IN her celobra'ed Character Of
STELLA, THE ENCUANT3ESS.
The eminent at.ste,
MR. PETER RICHIHGS,
in his original character OF i AMIR THE PIRATE,
And d east OF great excellence. go .,
Don ~ Nj l.. X bnc"1
uAe dAqui NJ 4J'i'''
~ nathan NJ r. LdIu
IaiuO Goo '.i'
SumnG JumDa'. .....................M r "; M'so4
'''hl j. W. D.~i-o
&c. Gc. &C.
TIE GRAND BILLET
MILE ANNE ma GALLETTI
MAD. MARZRTr NILE KATRIYE.
slCECR ROAZAT IS THE sPuLT OF Evil,
Snds FULL CORPS.
NEW SCFNEtl by 3, II SFLWYN.
BEAUTIFUL NUalC by BALI a. aud DR.. CUkNlNGTON'
Reni,red by on Increased Orcrr AID Fu ,norls under
the direction OF ~ HARVEY DODN ORtH.
Brilliant Costumes (enely new under the i'm iedate SUI
peivl.ion Of Mr. lEpER ECIl-ur,.
by lion-. PulLfrPi ard A.. tauts.
The EXTENSIVE MACHlSEhY rv hUNfO% a DEM III.
The PARAFuEKNALIA. DECORATIONS and APPOIAI i
ME, rs iy NJ. =. WALLIS.
SEATS SECURED illIIE DAYS IN ADVANCE.
Bot booa open from a. ~ 90 : p
With the cSrspti.u Of thr tIoss, ~ iIce lit.
Dlofs open at comm, nee & quarer & o lock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-16

Tysu-ssusAss AT MuRrRErsBoRo.-Ihe ssa.
,,Ne Union IS informed that clS1ngu,shsu i .'.
Tsnnessae Union o0ioar went into the keoe nos
n;,ai a. MurGnesboro, where the Tennessee 90 diers
were confined and ccnvaysed freely with ia IN "a
reference 70 the Rebellion. NeGEly nine'teh'ns Oh
them agowsd that they were fox the union. lhey
said .nat they had bean eSnscrlpted ana iorcN '.o
the cont ranks of the battle NJ the pontn VI the
havonats al the Texas and Mississippi soldiers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-16

Fsrrers OF THE .PROcLAMArIoy IN ENc AND.
Tho London correspondent OF !ae Bes,yn t'm
,Sor oi the Ncrsh Is so great that it vail no. DO
oar months, at tie rate the change of pp3ic eplsn
ion ia going on, before from half to two'tsEds or ms
Eughsh people will be on the side OF tee tl %n.
Referring 10 this revolution in public sen.'nen'' 20
PosPs correspondent says; ,. ..,.,,, ,,owlos 40.
had on EmancIpa alton. Call absurd ca :. t,nr Ss
IL what YOU please, the Aati!slavery sp'' '-''
cussion a bore"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-16

N,,cu li-e 100 bbis. Flour. "a b6ls. Corn Me ~
90 hs,. Corn Nl LIE bbs NliskN, . ~ bush GA
= h seed .2OJ pi;s Provisions. $3.50 pAgs Lad. ~
nkg. Butter, % pkEs. AsIcs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-16

reluE BRITISH AID NORTH AMERICAN
= ROYAL ~ Nh STEAMSHIPS.
BETWEEN NEV-YOKk AID LIVERPOOL CALLING
Al CORN IAhDDK.
AND BETWEEN fDaIOs AeD lki.KfNOL. CALI
ING ar HALll TX AND CORK IANdoE
CANADA Bostou... W-dfrs'ftv Mar =
AFR Ca Noodle .r4yrs a1n- oiE t.uriGay. aiaf' II
ARABIA Stone. NostDu... W eiIesday...la -
AisIRALhsiAN Coos Isves.h Y. ~ clnrsdAy Ma. %
EUROPA, B1Ir.....lcagrs Zoe Ton. Wodne day apr
ASIA SHauu0H leaves sow os~ ~ -incstlsJ- ~
PRoN sEN1OEK 30 LI'Hhr0"i 1900.
Chef CHbin fassisc.... = ~ ~
Second Cabin Psssage..................... ~ %
FHON bDaIos TO LlfA.s rOui.
tloI CABIN Passage ............-.Hl's -,
payable gold it, la United States currency
BeIths not secured ua.i, pgii lot.
An eIpenCHcrd surgeon on hoard. .
The owners Of thess shs wall Il be accountable far Spe'
clio or Enables uh.s Bills oil adiug Ia..g the value oh-
pr-ssed az ssned tl4sl elOr.
For FIeizlt or Psssbge apply TO.
L.. LuNAIiD. No. Bowling gieen
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F.h 1914 20 s56Ts,a O5 1925 -
pcreie os feLruArJ, -. per cen'; nesease t. FED -
.. tef cent
Tho imports Of rer'handise other than dry goods
ior the week are S!62S2ll.
! at the Bank meetng on Friday the subjert under
discus-ion was the .-ot Of tie amendments 10 The
Revenue bill upon baRk del Osits. No ac,ion was
taken. Al another meeting bed to-day the question
of what action should be taken by the banks in
regard to new Government loans was considered.
4 DISPOSITION was shoVa to take hity millions OF
the three.yesr bonds provided the amount could be
| placed 70 the credit of Government, and be drawn
gor IA needed by the Secretary directly upon the
banks. This course by scyeIsl bank Presidents was
thought more advisable than have the bonds offered
to the public, which woald probably cause con-
siderable drain upon bank deposits.
Mr. Secretary Chase arrived in town last might
ard made his in tie street a, an early hour
to-day. IL ha come partly, we understand, 10 talk
with our capitalists about his bank scheme, and
parily to feel the pulse OF TIE banks and moueyedren
in regard TO negotiations for means To carry on the
war lie has been well ~eceived. and in Informal con-
yersarions with "a considerable number Of persons
connected with the money power OF the city, has
satisfied himself that lie VII have no difficulty in
raj iug Oh favorable terms. al the present money he
needs ror the National Defense. He Will remain
until Tuesday Wednesday, and probably
have umect,ug with representatives OF the banks
.nd banking houses. He states that he has
proposition from European capitalists FOX one bund-
dred millions OF bonds a. cate which will yield
something par here, at the present rate OF ex-
change. He has been strongly urged - accept The
propo.irion but we understand the probabilities are
sg.in-t biz doing 70. 'ech n Transaction woHld
break down the gold and Exchange market, and do
more to crush he gold spectators than I'll the egis-
ls,ion which Las been perfected or proposed.
The steamer City Of New.Yorl this morning took
ont 81 81 81 in specie, ADD tie New-l ort S329iO.
The expors OF Specie f ON the FORT OF New-fork
10 forejrn ports for tue week GUIDING March H. 1868,
were as follows:
IL. I, n.nonl.
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STEAllSliII' GREAT EASTERN.
> FKOA AIN-fOEK To LNEAPoOL.
Tn. Steamship
GREAT EASrtRS,

WALIKK fATON, NOinIlaaicf,
viii he ditpsehei .. .
FROM IfgE l.PDOL; IRON EFW-fORK:
SATURDAY. ApTI :. 6hii hDAf APn -.
TUESDAY, May q IL-1DAl, JULs -. 80.
FIRST CABIN Ss3 to lJ
Each berth sccotdnE TO sitas,'on. aud seeommods
tou Of tine -Itoofus, hGyibs the lni-ses
10 n 1ons auO IrAgd nfnf aud attoni71c- Suite, Of
oItlnen faf 8n boz nay he eng'sed BY spee sgteneI
rXfIJHSiDh pICKITS our And BACK, ~ THE
FIRST CABIN O.Li. FARE AND a HALF;
servaas accompanying ph'sug'fs, and cdfcn under ~
yeI. Of age haf fare laiaH's free
SECO - CAbl&-sllteioom bef.hs. meals hfniihed ~
e q"
lTHIRD CkHIs-int.Tuirdiatc STATE Rooms. psEseDgcls
found with beds bedding, table r,ensi,, md good su1-
tt4na food %
STEE RAGF-Nitn supe og -
All fares payable in COLT ~ IT, lyseut IA - Currency
Zach pa.s1psf sOs ed 70 cubic let Of ugssge m erqv-
RI rncs1 Surgeon on board.
CfriS. 4. WiilTNEY.
1T tho tilce 40. % broadway.
I!OWLANp . AS5INNAl.L. Agents.
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of 81 a. share has been established On Hin shares.
vanc. Erie For railroad bonds there hss been ,ngcs
aud es nand and quoloh generally nave advanced ivs
better a.
cent continuous purch have been meSe in Ail,n;
Steady Western Fi.s' Mortgage bonds 10 ceGald
TIC sad Great or those the Penusyyania SOFTEN Tho
Oesn oleay coupons or thrse pom Is S t tSs
1T Of April neat o2 ,nds tho'e OF TIA, No-fo@ -seoh'
s1nsy @h4 ssc''onA INST Of Feb. IS tIus quotes the
1he London EcOrI
rates OF money: a.a ., cs,,
sIasasSS,,..."..'.....'.~, ......t,Se, S.at
or,Is y ;i,.'''''''-" '''...'4'U- csns
q moath rase buls..,....... " Ge-ss4 ton l. u
Fl, IN the STOCK Eacsouse nou,y i IN
| Z cen, Oh Osyernment sec aritfss
! II "'e Editor II Ths " L. lrLuos n Trp Tofp.
SIR Having nocel in yonr arise. ~ nS IsSI
Mine, lad beng Eafj VIII 4, syoy7 =. ~ 'qt
visits t'ke the opportunity q syuy you ssnci
be I'm O. i,o vs. d,'cS'sr;e GA 'rm 'rst'e to
four miles RON Doy es.o9n, Pa tey ya e'-icu q "
German srineis who eud'voiedt TO wos2 b. opes
ling Ike n "son" qlarry. IN thfawty pow sn' ye1A
geDa stripped. out o. coune at very cotsif cos
co. stq o. Ar l1c nIoLut Of Tock BG lnri Worm
lee mat a. tst Lad be aka Out tis geia TIA e1
gosec yielded eco ton O. -atore aver gang % re- ee.t
1lol run ing feet vide TeIy pare eva "s fy.a
io.. lie ind ..iJ4s oil pernsAeas ,Aiot"i sis
flc hlt .uait su %. he roth 'ld u t's ~ 0',.
through good VEN V'nch az ~ %, ' ., Is
s.ef taa 1t auy point Il ,"es a ne 9" y ~
iaft inst TIE le If AZ re C"mLa1- 0"''' W.
as farmers ,a mod the undert,h - they told " they
desDous NJ 10 tbe4 bcTir 10 OH'T n.'s
discovered tsst t6eir iA,ais @eie no toi;'s'. ~ ~
.e.r t5op = fnasay-ert s with ss; cat csfit4 dAey
apDs their o@cupaien usnshed tue p'opsfy 80 -.
eng no uHd BOILERS 4 ab0uis1 horsrbD owe I'VE ~. 80
Moose sd stac6 a.d excellent Igus . 30 a1st-'' "
Toe s,nos-r alne,d 20 there is OF "a property a!0oo
Dow s,ton 400 a. - mics o,a rhiai hi by rsiroed.
nay a. tsut M AMOS. frt.srck in Sls'on '.iu os,
% no. thsl @,s 0caa'i." A@' Ell i%gt = saNOAE
10. . ritaBsf'., -. H., March u. .'i''
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a i nIErcKER. 80 y Co.. MI SrLL

j. GLEECNEb, sun ~ 20, VII GILL
~ a. AUCTION. On THURSDAY tte lti o. 9s'cH
1865 at n o'c och al MrIcr Ne f., rhtnre Ha"1o3
Nc IN Bro,dway o desrab', CjtNI ~ tESiprNC - IN
Conlsniyia, o., mile tie w age 81 Ieonsh 10 Nest-
che,te Coulfr Gnu lille, tl- Hud or byer Rail
roao depot: u nevl TO H. +. 1auroa. and 'qcn
bnt tWo-s ara basement fTne house. % tY ~ iret,
filed IN i.h .lco, n ia roo, erv ~. 49," IL
Isl As-ae rroune, and has Ca god Wen and - EN-
q Nt- a1oCc End tiU Trees atT-i9ry frame tbligt-
ou.e. sqlae. with Uri'> basement anl spa Of
.ai hi,a good le-ltuy c .oa !of 81, tc' ool
a the sp tr Pc AsFih dnot
--Oue AID hlf hru from Nrw-Iork. For psIticusic,
inquire OF T. a. WAliNEl. tsl. feshssiE
Ass Coz '.ratiol tAA-.LSt of 80 sears, rom i'.9,
o. LOT GNOCND the SIDE oi lsl-av. be: eecn
sGt isic 20 feet font B f. isT aud 100 ieei aoe
and twc-stai attic and basement, moscrr-o1i f4ae
House filled with bck tle pea, % oy - ee, II t1s
good 81 ell and Csera &c % A. Is severed cliue4
e4terec ssed IL VITA aud sef.ca win fotoH va;
aud ls.-ly and .t.-.t are eTsded lrce rofi1 o. re
pucla,o .y remain u bond aud n1fs 4se-oIe $50
= three
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M o. ROBERTS LlSE.
w, STEAMSHIPS toShN FRANCISCO sud OREGON
oy.r tICARAGrA TRANSIT 1Ls steamship
EMPIRE CITY. BAXTER, hi,stor.
viii leave for CAEliOk!S - couu-ct Nth steAmshiP
MOSti TAYAOit
al noon on SA'cuRDAt. bpfi..Lo, IBbj
ID. N. CARRiNGTON.
No. IL Nest.ss.. corner Of Warren.
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4 CAED.-NH. WA!.LACk begs TO state to
~ tie pallous aud Co .Ae pos generally That
ho l. 49, apart d .n. ,cf ils
HEsIfiI or TR UAFNi SHERWOOD.
thu tleGisd ss 5tENC Ai i5I o.. tie rsablih'
Mr. I,hervoods ard ds --u.rh~d ,arn his ievo
ton pablo sud be erpio r may Voa' b"
h exc. ntioa r.G tils utus Lis tis
al induces Mr. Wt-tt eIlcat 20 tr-N psIl 4.f al
THuR.DAY MOTT ,'hM u,h.
The r--.; Tsv, uith - gess ct. h-e.ifai Scenery and
- =. uOOL FOR 20 tSDNL
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steamship Damascus Tor LlNe''oo'' sq,, ooo
American gold Coiu.... rS0'pD
American -ilS ~ cOfl..................... 49, ~
Steamship Africa Tor iiverpoo ,,.os.
American go i coin. I'SIo'shs
Steamship kedur To- Liverpool: -
American gold cou. ...................... z'n,s9o
s,s,m.liu ~, 81 Nss-No ok. .or Liverpool: ...
American gold cou................-..'... l'-98V<i
"ov.,nt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SL7C0
steamship S,.o rA ala M 90 o'. 10 90
American silver coia.................... yJgoO
American gold bar-..--.................. i.'-9n
1." ',a .,r ............... 100
NIL .........sJgsO 400