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Az WANTING FARMS.

Ak ACRE FARM FOR SAIaE-in consc-
HI qu-nee Of DEATH in family well dridod into pIow
IRON three villages y from New Haven. IL fota brdfep"r
from Railroad aud River Landing tsree barn, twostory
iou.e eleven rooms pnx1s three ssdes marble mantle
yotrs orchard snail fruit abundant more pleasant place
s~ld IN seen this IL chance 20 Eo' GOO place "
MARSH No. % Courtlaadt-st, ksw-fork City.
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ASST. q. M. OvyIcE, FoRAGs DxPlRrnsHr' !
CoRygR WHITEHALL AND BRiDGnsTs,
NKw.YoRx CrrY 1865.
TNHIS DEPARTMENT. prepared To receive
i written PROPOSALS for the delivery Of CORN oAIs'
HAY and STRAW In this City aud In Philadelphia. n
Bids should the quantity description or kind. price,
place and time Of delivery. Ac .o
Payments to be made upon delivery or a. soon th're'
A. tie office NAV be In funds. o-.
3. y, BURCHARD Capt End Asst Qwrtssuss'ss'
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eau 5rboo!5.
1eacbcrs f)anieo.

a GENTLEMAN Of ample experience o.
~ HEAD-TEACHER r hrs;-ola' seminsrie' Bosriiug
81 hoes Sc thorcugh d,cprErsn ard instructor N Col
IL rlai, course and vocal music &C., desires situation. Gel
% ! or address \. NJ. No. % Csfrolist, brookIya-
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Stones, nansss, Sc.

Stones, Ranses, Sc.
~ b. LOVELESSs PATENT.
THE HOUSEHOLD FAIRY
PETROLEUM STOVE.
DEPOT. Nos. $40 and 51a BROADWAY.
THE GREATEST INVENTION
u modern t,nses
THOUSANDS OF FAMILIES,
A MODEL Oh USEFULNESS. ECONOMY AND
LUXURY.
A UNIVERSAL FAVORITE
with houssk dong -
MORE WORK AT LESS EXPENSE
than any al stove Presented 70 the public.
1t viii BAKE, BOIL, ROAST. EdOll, FRY STEW,
WASH And icon.
FIFTY CENTS PER WEEK.
A Lrrgs Assortment Of 49,
STOVES or ALL SIZES.
from no. 10 No. 4, with furnlnre complete, Away, on
hand. -
N B.-Mr C. b. LOvELESS tho Patentes, win be In
attendance AZ hi. Office ~ to Depot Nos 81 AID 5ll Broad
way daily ia the purpose Of Il, all Required information
regard 70 tho Stoves and for the sale OF Territory for
tie excusye right Of hs Patents Some very choice dis
remaining unsod. which, II applied Tor soon, viii
be dispo.sd of reasonable terms. The demand fer
these stoves IL constantly nsasng and they bound
to have brge and vady ao wherever they arc intro
dlcsd
There Ia no more valuable Patent Right In Tho United
States
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Doaro ano Rooms.

4 MEXICAN HOTEL, Broadway and Eighth.
"a st. Now-York, the European Plsni Rooms in sus'
or siury, ct moderate prices.
JEWISH BOARD VANTED--by yOung,
y married compile Address H.. OF g. %ALLERMAN.
No 70 Walker at, stating terms, &c.
ygNO LET-A furnished FRONT ROOM and
4 BEDROOM, for ore 20 gentlemen. Also, one small
'''H''''' "'"' "'0"' W. ~ C. y vOIGT.
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Mem Publications

A MOTHER RICH BANQUET!
"A READY TO-DAY:
MCNROS TEN CENT NOVEL, No IS
THE LION.HEARTED HUNTER;
Ca, THE CAPTlyES OF THE WYAND0rrE5
A TALE OF THE MABoSISa,
BY CAPT LATHAM C. CARLsrON'
Author OF "The Hunters" "Trappers Retreat lN'se
Daring Irappers," &c. &C.
This story s. without doubt Of the most po"ei- ''
pleasing productions ever sued from the tece' press
The incidents are wild romantic and diversified and OF Sueh
exciting character generally hs; the reader cannot m 70
be at once both as,onsed and delighted In the course OF
the tale will be found daring adventures hsrhesdh escapes
thrilling scene. Of Indian bbsrity and "deyiltry" inter-
spsr.ed with some wonderfully romantic and affecting incl
dsus in the career OF bewtching young lady who suf
fered much for the sake OF love In fact the
Hunter Just the hind Of reading keep people de g,1ke
daring the hot weather For sale by oil News Agents aud
sent free receip. Of prce-l0 cents.
AMERICAN NEWS COMPANY. General Agsa.s
GEORGE MUNRO L Co..
No 1877 William-st n. Y.
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VTNHE WEBER PIANO-FORTE
. i is called the BEST INSTRUMENT MADE BY all tho
leading musicians Of this city and elsewhere pronounced
BY tho National Piano Association after trial In their
rooms with tho first manufacturers Of tins country sminen'y
the BEST PIANO IN AMERICA and used by the Conserve
tory Music and other high music schools altogether because
Of their immense power equality, weesns' and brAncy OF
tone elastic touch, and great durability
WAREROOMS No. t?9 Broomest near Broadwsy
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TMPORTANT!-PianO Dealers and Purchasers
z are invited &c call OH CHAMBERS l. GABLEa, Manu-.
facturss No II SiIhsL, EewYcSx who guarsnoe al ex
ssllsn, Piano ut moderate price.
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q ]. CHAMBERSs FIRST CLASS PIANOS.
-. WARRANTED IN EVERY RESPECT.
No. 1JY Broadway N. Y.
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COLLEGE HILL MILITARY SCHOOL,
.R- Die LEWIS's FAMILY SCHOOL for

~ YOUNG LADIES, Leni rgton, Mass. .,
Twenty superio. Teachers whom are ThtoDOhE
% WELD, formerly Principal Of the Essles~ sod school,
Ne,yJerley and L. N CARLGTON, formerly Of Phillips
q. od for Ca.alogne and Circnlar 70 Dr. LEWIS
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IL NATE SALE thG. valuable LOT. 2'l1ll3 feet, ia the
burned dtrt corner 4 Main aud Fourer s', being the
wholesale and retail In The eiiyi clear oil al
boumbranos l.ils fros nom contscston. ooupsd ior ~
Years gas a. dry goods store. Apply 10 JOHN H. CIL-
MFR, esq., Rio mout. Va
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TT WAS MY MOTHERS vOICE-Song and
cborn, a5c: for Violin, l5c- The Hoontide Dream,
nsSs nv Bale $50 Have You Seen Her Latelyi Comic
&c Violin i5c. Jersey Lovers 3oe Violin lSG Mailed
Hee"'"' ~ No. 2O8 Bowsry.
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7 AZLETON BROTHERS,

LII OyERSTRuNG GRIND, AID SQUARE
PIANO-EORTE NJ lNUFAcTURERS,
No % Prnces doors Il Broadway, Neyr York
Iess Pianos have al aye o.yoi me hrs prsmra rer-
ever they have bsn exhibit ID written guaranty Tor i've
years accompanies eoch Piai'o.
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ID Pleasant village near the Hudson River.
The PrncipS will call persons who shall leave him their
address at CLARK & MAYNARDS. No. Barcag ST.. pre-
yiously to August 49, Rev. ". PECK.
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neal estate for Sale.

E,OR ShLE-With immediate possession
Three new BRICK HOUSES to-s block II sizl story,
basement and subcea- complete III all tee uod-rn I'm,
proyemen,s location, Ninety rdss betw zen Ihid ana
Fourtbsve. or, of Ire mos. pleasant the Island Terms
easy. Inquire n -
GtON0t W. REALE. Nos. lfs and IN Pul.on-st
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AT LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS, UNTIL MONDAY,
SEPTEMBER II. IL m, for the
Sidewhee Davenport ferry Soat registered l59 tuns
Stern " heel steamer Convoy No registered III tuna
Which can 10 LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS, until
the day OF sale.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-18

INV BsusswioK. N j., July IL We have
been visited by u hesvy ifcshet la the R,rtan
The lower part OF tho city Il under water. Tho
roe "a the river began abQu, Two o'clock this
morning. aud quickly rose ten feet above high
water mark. but is nov slowly falling again
The Delaware and Rfitan Canal IL broken Ia
several place.. aud several days musI clause 30
fore nav gat on can again be resumed on u A
number al boats. brges aud other craft. have
been carried away. The amount OF damage can
not be very we'll estimated nc present. Tut it will
he considerable The Railroads have also sui
fered considerably by the iIeshet
SouinviLLr. New Jersey. July IA heavy
storm ses va here Yesterday morning, causing the
most extensive food ever known IN these parts
since lsli along the lire oi the Rsritan. Field.
ut grain and meadovs are completely h00dei.
The damsso must be unprecedented The houses
aud farms are nearly submerged. sad fences aud
highways are completely lost sight Of
Al Middle Brook bridge was completely un
defmined md caused Tie smashing up OF a
freis ht train Ou the New York Central Railroad
ia consequence OF the disaster. twelve 100 poon-
dcrs were precipitnted into the food aud u NUN.
Der OF cars cont aiming cattle. sheep, and hogs
were piled lntp one another 80 ruinons coniu
.ioo. many OF tho snimlli we're saved from the
wreck oul, 70 lnl sa,ery grave The flood ~
present, prevents the employees Of the road f'om
clearing away the debris. and the bridge re
mains impossible
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Oyrer-Sosh side Public Square, Corias-
ton. fndisas.

WE Company holds By lease. and In fee, abop
u twenty thousand acres OF The most select coal
lands In Western Indiana bordering both sides Of the
Wabash river Maps Of these lands may be tn,
once OF the Company IN Csvinston. Ind at the ooe Of
Wn Dale No Is Park Place, N Y City at the Office
Non J. X Conroth Huntington. lndi ana. and AZ the
ONCE OF Roach Mcdonald. fndi an pelis.
A reference to the report Of the Hon. David Dale
are situate In the midst Of the finest coal fields Of he
State, Astounding also In sat iron and other valuable
mineral substancek.
Nearihe mouth Of Coal Greek, where the COMPANY hs
large quantities OF lands sa water has dircoverrc
equal In quality TO the kanawha This water was pro-
cured some Is years ago by boring. amer the o.
ondaga salt finding It's way down the wabash and Are
Canal M Thomas, the proprietor. finding himself IN
able to compete with IT, abandoned the manufacture In
bis boring be encountered that which recently DIS
closed facts prove TO have been coal oil
Those lands all lie in close prox nifty 10 the wabash
and Erie lanai, some OF them upon its banks.
Mr.. John HcManomy, the business agent OF the CON
pany las retui ned from Of observ Of the
by the company, In Fountain and Parke counties, has
far the general formation Of the country and
surface Indications present themselve soDg analogy
In the oil and mineral substances found French
Creek Pennsylvania. where the greatest quantity and
the most valuable oil found Mr. McManomy las pur
with all the fixtures necessary for operation aud II pre-
pairing tn experiences workmen the speedy develop
OF the hidden treasure Of the lands OF the company
All the indces Of coal oil, found ~ local ties where
has been procured. strongly marked In various To-
osl'ties Of the lands 81 the Company aGordng ever,
rational prospect OF success TIE company thinks
necessary to make any other reference the character
Of the lands, other than the report and map referred
by the company to be offered In the market at
s par value, being Gas per share. for the purpose
aiding the Company In speedy development Of tho
lands apr25-dkwtf
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Nrw Yekx, July IL.
Cotton Sic tor uiddIing
Flour Sc better; at 50 65@6 so for extra
state; SO 9097 50 tor extra round hoop Ohio, and
s. LOGS Oh for trade brands Rye -four quiet
Corn meal dull
Whisky 81 0s@2 10 for western. and 81 10
for refined.
wheat-Winter red western 81 45k@l oil
Chicago Spring 81 3s@l 40; Milwaukee club
81 1891 ~; amber Michigan 81 70, 81 S. for
winter red Site, 81 10 for white State. Corn
I29elc for unsound. $685. for sound and sac
Tor western yellow. RYE 90s Oats, 59060
for western.
Coffee dull. Sugar-Muscavado l2al3Lzc
Molssses dull.
Wool dull
Petroleum dull at 321sc for crude. s2L,c
Tor refined in bond. and tic Do free
New mess pork SOS s7@30 90; S27 00@27 so
for 1854. DO cash and regular way closing q;
$50 W tor cash. $50 90 for prime. and 500
O0@23 50 prime mess Plain mes beef $40 90
ola 90: extra mess. sl2 00@l6 90: beef hams.
2l@21 soc Cut meats; l3@l5c for shoulders,
and 1921 &c for hams. Bacon: l5I<0ls1.c
for Cumberland cut; 1879 for long ribbed and
l4@l454c for short ribbed
Lard 1H@22kc. Butter. ls825c for Ohio,
and 26935c for State. Cheese 90l5ise Rice
dull
wv sosK MONEY MARKET
NV YoKK, July IL.
Money easy ri sat per cent Sterling in
fair request at l0s5s@l09 for first class
bills Gold opened ut 81 ~. aud closed at
81 424
Stocks easier
LArER.-Gold closed at Gallasher's Exchange
10 night It Sli3
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&c. Ac.. Ac. Sc. &c.



HALIFAX. July l7.-By the Alppa We have
the statement OF Captain Heart, OF The bark Ne
teor. he searched u day aad halt for the un-
fortunate passengers OF the ship " tn. Nelson,
the wreck OF which WAS scsttered tor miles over
the water. The saved passengers state, that on
Saturday, June % the Csptsia OF the Nelson
Determined 20 iamigate her. aud ior this pur
pose ordered piich TO De taken into the lower
hold aad red hot rOns 10 Oe thrOwn into Il, the
pitch iguiteI aud boiled over aud set ship on hre;
sheu u vas found impossible TO save the ship.
the CaptaIn aud crew, with the cabin psssen
gers ieit IA the boats oi the ,hiD
The ship soon burned 70 the waters edge, car
lying down over 4DO s,eersge ptss-ugers
nc tceuts on board ihe ill-iated vessel aft
described as OF the mJst heart reudlng character
Captain Hart says ship i've miles of
from bis vessel vas seen by him, apparently ell
gagged IN searching tor the wreck, and he thinks
she safed some 81 the passengers. all oil whom
htd been three Jays aud nights ia tho water
/ he male aud cauiu passengers are rapidly re
covering from the effects Oi their injuries. out the
iemsie passengers are badly bsrgei about The
arms aud legs, aud are not progressing 80 well
We have no names vi the saved from tue m
Nelson who reached st. johns, + They were
thlrty Ia lumber, ulns females and twenty .ope
males
HALIFAX. July l1--C O Leach, Wee.
Consui at st. Johns, Newfoundland, en- route
Tor tie Uuited State-, furnishes the following as
the statement vi the most intelligent ut the saved
passenger. vi the ship William Nelson;
Ca Monday. the 26.h, the s,eerage passcn
gers were all ordered above, aud the ship W..
thoroughly washed aud iumgated The tire
Droke out about one o'clock ia the Afternoon
/ he Captain aud his family. with the ships
crew. In t~o boats, LETT the ship about 4. N
Two Other boats attempted to leave. but these
were jured and ssamp,d. Many OF The saved
are badly bruised. Tho ship seen by Captain
Hart probably saved some OF tue passengers Oh
board the wreck
LivsarooL. July 3 + The steamer l.,
isy.sts arrived from New Yolk At an early hour
this morning at Best, having picked up. irom
three boats. iJeit i've isscugvrs tom the Amer.
lean ship william Nelson, from Antwerp to
Scs York, ~ith 4~o passengers Tue late OF
the remainder WAS not known.
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FARrnrs PoNr, July Il The steamer
Moth America. rom Liverpool on tie Oh aud
Londonderry on the ilh passed this evening
for Qusbec
la The Hoa.e 81 Lord, the L1td Chancellor
announced h,. te.i soation IN an appropriate vale
dletuty address
Lord CfamsorIh IA the rew Lord Chancellor.
SPAIN Tine Nadia Juurn.l asserts that Spain
vii shortly recognize the Kingdom OF Italy
without prvui clng the interests OF Catholicism
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CotSclL CHAMBER.
lNpi.SAFoLts. july IL
CoGneh net ia regular session last evening
Present. Ills Honor. Mayor Csyen, aud Council
men Allen. Brown. Boar. Coburn, Emerson.
0axier, GtOsvcnor. jameson. Kappes. schmidt.
Ssidens,icker, Staub ana Thompson
A petition was read fsou Nm g. Wiley and
James Wiley, ASKING vscsaon OF the streets
and alleys In out lots Nos lbi aud los Refer
fed 20 Committee streets AID alleys.
petition irom the pIoptiet0rs OF the ldgllc
Hotel asking permission 20 run an omnibus to
the L nion Depot from their house. aud station
their omnibus with those Of other houses
Granted
petition va. read FROM the property hold
era on Illinois street from NJ CLAIR 10 FIfrt
street. to erect lamp posts Referred TO Commit
tee on Lamps
A petition from pt0pefu holders nn south
Delaware street. calling attention 90 the deiec-
tive dfaiuage on that street, and asking that it
be temcded Referred 20 Committee on St,eis
.nd Ailoya
petition from John Spun and others. fe
monstRting against the grading and gtaveliag
OF frau. bvtwevu Tennessee and fcnuss lvauit
streets. Referred TO Rasfd Of improvements
several ortinsocc- fer grading aud gtavrhug
streets hnd sldc~slS- "stc pas through on ttef
third retdue
The Board ct Pablc Improvements reported
iavorably 10 tue selection Of three practical euri
uects constituting Board ior the purpose "
establishing limits Tor the cts, aud saperinteu
ding the construction Of system Of average
throughout the city
Mr. LOOMS moved % Il, on the tabic H.,
The report Gas approved
The board recommended the passage OF az
ordinance Tor The grading snd sfavetng Of Pratt
street between McrdAn ani Tennessee instead
Of psnnsy lvsuia
The report Of the street COMMISSIONS v.s
admitted through the Board OF Improvement
The Commissioned reports AZ expenditure OF
Al 400 "A an .t,s.t i,npfoyement. during h..
term OF Office
several bid, sofe let - dlhsrent patties Tor
the improvement 81 streets aud sidesalk' shu
the report OF the Board Vas concufred IN
A. ordinance appfoptiaiing The SUN "' .
Az Oh Tor the pay ment OF -undfy claims a. 'in.'
the city Tor the month ending July leo'' y"
passed.
The prayer Of Major johnson. asking to ia
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property iu rhibadciphIs,

FHILADlLPHIA, JuIg II The rain OF yester.
d,y caused severe ireshet in the Schuylkill
river. causing great destruction OF property A
number OF small houses IN the banks oi the river
have been carried away The Alm,house mead
owe are ovefa)woi Tho trestle work over the
western sideo the Chestnut ST Bridge is carried
awav The Schuylkill canal is badly damaged
Several bridges along the Wissshicken have
been carried OH The streets OF Mansyuuk are
1ooded Several OF the mills are flooded, and a
number of canal boats wrecked. The track OF
the Norristowu railroad Is under water So that
trains cannot run.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-18

NorloK To HousKgEtrEas Auction sale al
the following articles; Tapestry md Ingram
Carpets. Rugs. Stair Carpets. Piano, Rosewood
Sofa. set OF Hairses Mahogany Chairs, Cane
Seat Chairs. Rocking Chairs, Hat Rack, Book
Rack, Small Walnut Tables, Extension Table
Writing Desk. Walnut Wardrobe. Bureau. Bed
steads, Washstands. Window Blinds and Shades
Dining Room Clock. China and Glassware,
Cooking aud other Stoves. Kitchen Furniture
&c. Of tho residence of Mr.. Medium. No.
1919 West New York stree, The sale will CON
mcnce Tuesday. July Is. le65. ut 90 A NJ.
WN T. FrArHkRsros.
l5-3 AuctiOneer
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BosroS. July ~ The baique Brook. at this
port. brings advices from Port-au Prince to June
2sh
Politic,l all dfs IN the north are still unsettled
The rebels continue 90 hold Cape Hatuen.
and the Government forces were making SLOW
work IN fcducing that town. The place had been
declared Ia state OF siege, aud AL the foreign
Consuls LolEed OF that heI. but Il vas con-
fsiistcd a dihicul, work on Ga. part of the Gov
eminent 60 make u effective, owing 70 the want
OF suitable vessels The rcbsls we're confined 10
Cape Ht,uen. the tcst ot the island being Ia a
tfat Quil state
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Potter MArrkRs An unusually large NUN.
Der ~ offenders were srrsigned before The Mayor
Yesterday, and received the common indgmsn.
Tor their deFelietions
Allie Alhs. wandering prostitute. Wa sent
60 jail for thirty days
jacob Trauh on charge OF public iadeeency.
paid So ~
Angus, Nhitehome vac hello e. answer in
SOU bad. on charge oi petit lsrcency,
Alder; Garter, Sandy White. Green Johnson
aud Reuben Gibbs, individuals Of colog. we're
found plying the toLtoslal art. ia violation ol the
statute = made aud provided for - on he Sab
bath. They each paid Sill IL.
T. ". Funkc de-ecratci the SabbstL by work
ing a stocking mschine. and y Fuake paid
Sill tor doing 20 T. " would have n ade
money by going Tn church. as becomes every
man.
Susan Brown. Elizabeth Norman. with sn
alias Ida Stewart and Matte Tho mpson. agaphs
du pare. were engaged IN holding what l. called
an ''inlernal assembly, when the "petice"
made decent upon them. and uncoremoniously
arrested the demreps They paid Sl2 40 apiece.
John Smith MAS present TO answer TO two
changes one for fast driving. and the other for
intoIicston John was found guilty. aud paid
$40 81 into the municipal eIehequer
John Rush aud Patrick Brennan vera both
drunk They paid the usual assessment in such
.cases. aud we're discharged.
Frederick Amar. Patrick 'Briep. t. II Ham.
llton. Thomas King. George Lemon and Hugh
Mcdonnell we're put on the chain gang ten days.
in default OF line and costs assessed for being
drunk
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IN l.. W. McCofd. Esq has quit the business
Of Claim Agent. aud devotes bic attention exclu-
sively to the Legitimate practice Of his profession
Nc = q clever gentleman. aud young attorney
Of talent aad energy, and we trust be msy never
want for clients aud causes Hi- room j. No
> Blaektctd'. Block.
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coMM srSiAI
usrsirss...
u,uctnnasi Marker

Uiuctnmat1 .ssk~t
G sclssirI, July L..
Flour dull Superfns 81 10: extra ST. 256
& Is. and family 81 OOfs 70.
Wheat. red 81 $50 81. shits 81 IS. Oats,
$685. lorer Rye 7o67ec Bule, 81 lO6
| ~ Oats 5ia35c.
whiss, dull: small sale- At ~ o.
Me-. cork cold at ~ les2- "a: Bulk mea,s.
i69l5h, for shoulders. l6ise for sides and
hams are held at 1914 IL for smoked, 23425.
for plain. aud a99Svs tor sugar cured
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W,snlSstoS. July 1.-The fte,iiens has APP
n.int.d rno. M,xw.ll. District rsI Commis.
sionef lor Al.bamt. CALVIN Bfo~n, ot Ne"
Jersey. snsul At Augu.bufg, Aaron Gregg OF
Tennessee. Consul a. Kingston. Jsmseia' John
Il Gbbln, As.,yer Of tue Bauch MINT At ChF.
loue Norh Cstoi,ns. Cnalc. Daikse. Tor
mstl, upi,ed states senator tfon Us Ill.
q werner ui unh, " II Wallace q rsefnor OF
lItbp. 10 place OF Cdeb Lyon, he iofmer -.
lately i de ogale in Congress itom Ghai Tern
tnfF
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Notes Of all toe denominations named wl be prouys-
~ furnished upon receipt Of ssbscriplious.
The Notes Of this Third Series precisely similar IN
form and privilege 70 the Seven tn rites already Sold
except thai The Government reserves to sef The opea
Of paying interest IN gold coin 81 per cent nrssd Of
3-ioths IN currency Subscribers will deduct the tn
tsresi In currency Juy 18th. the time when they
subscribe.
The delivery Of the OF this third series Of The
seven-1hir'es viii on the 1T o. gune and
viii be made promptly IN continuously after that date
The slight change made Ia the condit Of this TaIkp
skklkS effects onlJ The matter Of interest The pay
meni In gold If msde vii be equivalent the currency
Interest Of the higher rate
The return Of specie payments In The event OF Which
ony viii the option 70 pay interest gold be allied Of
would 80 reduce and eguairs prices that purchases
made with six per cent a. gold would be fully equal 70
those made with seveE AID shree-isnths per cent IN
currency. Thisis
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-18

Lard 2iK02-.
Groceries quiet and unchanged
Sugar l3@l7c. Coffee 2s032c. Eolasses
81 20@l % Butter 24926c. Eggs lI@lsc.
Cheese l5@l6c
Hay dull at Sl20I3 for soft and Sl59 is for
hard pressed on arrival
Gold 81 4ik0I ~.
Money N
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-18

m The following Indiana regiments have
arrived and will be received this afternoon IT the
State House stand, by the Governor:
Forty-eighth. with twenty SIX officer and 5if
men. Lieut. Col Bingham. commanding
One hundred and forty second. thirty two 9th
and So men.