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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-11-03

Lost, Lost, Lost.-John B. Whitehead,
Esq, will pay liberal reward for gold
bracelet, which was lost on Wednesday last.
Leigh Bros. Dc Phelps advertise to sell to-
morrow Saturday morning large assort-
ment of miscellaneous goods.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT .-Judge
j. G. Underwood, presiding. against
the following persons were dismissed yester-
day, at the costs of the parties named:
B. F. Hudgins and James Brown,
R. F. Hudgins et al Theo johnson,
Samuel Philips, Edward Kearns,
James p. Crismond, Jas. r. Woodley,
Levin Winder. George S. Neville,
VIM. F. Jones, Vincent " alike,
Captain James Hicks, David Williams,
John Armstead, VIM. b. Mlntef,
VIM. P. Marrow, Dr. Samuel 4. Sheld'
B. Sinclair. Samuel M. Wlison,et. a.
In tn. case of VIM. p Williams the libel
was dismissed without costs
On motion, the Court ordered that the per-
sonal property of Chas. X. Mallory and Capt
Arthur Sinclair be restored
In the ease against the late Jacob Ham
the Court decided to defer judgment Tor
day or two The point in this case beng
whether the estate was liable for the costs, the
defendant being dead.
J. H. Watson petitioned for the return of
his property; the Court reserves his decision
until to-day.
Mr. Jeff. B. Sinclair petit toned to amend
petition filed for the restitution OF properly
sold under the confscation act.
The Court adjourned until 10 o'clock this
morning.
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VALUABLE LAND, near Ports
mouth, Vas for Sale.-Pursuant to
the last Will and Testament of James Wood de-
ceased, duly recorded, shall proceed to sell, for
cash, on the premises, on Tuesday, the 18th day
Of November next, at IL o'clock, NJ, all that
Tract of Land situate near the head of Paradise
from the City of Portsmouth, containing about
Is acres, be the same more or less. This place
has on it Dwelling House, the usual outhouses,
good Spring of Water, and Orchard, (Apple and
cation Also a small Tract Of swamp Land, of
about seven acres, near to the above.
For further particulars, apply to the under
signed. H. MATTHEW'S,
Executor of the last Will and Testament
of James Wood, deceased.
Some Chatte Estate, Household and Kitchen
Furniture, Farming utensils, &C., &C., to be sold
at the same time and place, and on same terms.
oc24-tds
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DIED,

In this city, on Thursday Nov. I'd, Mrs. CATH
ARINE McQgILAN, after a short illness, in the
6sth year of her age Requiescat in pace.
baltimore papers please copy.)
On Wednesday, Nov. LIST, at l0% o'clock, P.
M, at Waverly, in Norfolk county, CHARLES
REID, youngest son of E. Alexander and Susan
r. Hatton, aged 20 months and days.
The funeral will take place this (Friday) MORN
ing at II O'Clock, from the residence of his pa
rents; The friends of the family are invited to
attend.
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BENEFIT OF Miss HosMER.-The habitues
of the theatre, indeed the citizens generally
are reminded that Miss Hosmer takes bene-
fit this evening. The fair beneficiary appears
in two of her best roles, and the programme
is decidedly the best of the Sc ason. Let there
be a full turn out Of the ladies and gentle
men this evening.
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SHAMEFUL.-Two Misses Barnes of Ports
mouth, while coming from Newtown to Ports
mouth, over Ghio's Bridge (more familiarity
known as Union Bridge,) were assaulted by a
half demented negro woman, and severely
frightened, besides being abused. A young
man, whose name has been reported to us as
Proctor, who happened to be near at the time
made no interference, or efforts to protect the
ladies-shanne ON him.
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RAMA copious and grateful shower fell
yesterday afternoon, and continued till late
hour All outdoor operations eresuspended,
and the cisterns well supplied This rain has
been needed for week or two, not only to
enable the farmers to prosecute their opera
tons, but for the beneficial effects it will have
on the oyster crop. Should it set in cold after
this rain, and frost Or two follow, the oysters
will soon be in a 'grand good" condition
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CONSIGNEEs,

RECEIPTS OF FREIGHT.-Packages of freigh
We're received here yesterday, by the steamers
for the following parties:
Per Steamship Albemorle, from New York.
9 Gunot, E M Dunn, A Oberndoffer, Fl B Par
kerr Rice Bros, Dickinson, S Hamburger, M &
?. Elliott
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PoRr OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 2

ARRIVALS.
Str. Thos Collyer, Mitchell, FIN Richmond.
Str. Adelaide, Cannon, FIN Baltimore.
Str. j. T. Brady, Lands, FIN Baltimore.
Str. Magenta, Baulsir, FIN Richmond.
Schr. Criterion, Owens, fin Richmond.
DEPARTURES.
Str. Adelaide, Cannon, for Baltimore.
Str. J. T. Brady, Lands, for Baltimore
Str City Point, Talbot, for Richmond
Str. Gazelle, Byers, for Coinjock, N. G..
Str. Eolus, McCarrick, for Mathews County.
Schr. Native, McGennis for Cherrystone.
Schr. Trife White, for Richmond
Schr. VIM. Allen, Crammer, for New York.
Sloop Monarch, Shields, for Richmond.
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Wholesale Quotations.
COMMERCIAL.
WHEAT-White $2@260; Red $1.6O@2.25. =
CORN-70 cts. 49,
OATS-45@52 cts. per bushel-wanted.
FLAXSEED-$2. 36@2.75 per bushel-frm-
limited supply.
CALIFORNIA WINES.-per case slate SIS.
CALIFORNIA WINE BITTERS-per case SI3.
CALIFORNIA BRANDY--per case $40.
CoTTON-54 cents per bin good demand.
WOOL-3O@50 cts. per 1b-as to quantity and
condition, for washed and unwashed.
TAR-$4.5O@5.O0 per bbl.-some little coming
forward--wanted.
PITCH-NominaI.
ROSIN-NominaI.
TURPENTINE-Cr Crude 2.5O@4.OO
SHINGLES-Per NJ, IL inch bundle Sl2@14 ;
"a inch, $10 feet, Sl21%
R. o. H. STAVES-S35@40p per N.
W. II. % -S45@50 per NJ.
BARREL &c -S3O@32 perm.
PIPE q -S6@57O per NJ
BACON-hog round, 1925 cts. per bin fair
demand
LARD-Carolina 28@30
BUTTER-35@48 cts. per fb.
CHEESE-16D20 cts. per tb.
TALLOW-12@15 cts. per tb.
RAGS-Cotton $500 cts. per 10.
BEESWAX-42@45 cts per 10.
FURS-nomina
HIDES-nominal.
HERRINGS-S715@9 per bbl, eastern.
MACKEREL, NO, l-$19 per bbl,-small sup
ply and fair demand.
MACKEREL, NO. 2-$l5@l8 per Dbl.
i" NO. 3-S12@13 per Dbl.
CODFISH-nominal.
HAKE-nominal.
PORK-Mess, $34@35 per bb.;.. prime Mess,
$50.
SUGARs-Brown, 14@1e cts. per tb Clari-
fed, A, 2l1a cts. B, 81 cts; G, 20 cts. per fb
COFFEE-30@36 cts. per fb.
MOLASSES-45@70 cts. per gallon.
FLOUR-Family Sl4.00@l625; Extra ST.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ATLANTIC HOTEI-NoRToIK, Va, Nov. 2

NJ Robertson and servant ORG Coke, G
II Wilson, H Watson, A S Williams, r p
Phelps, Williams, J w Maddern, G NJ Liv-
ingston and wife, Miss V W Hawkins, L H Carter,
J. W Feeble, G Lawrance, lady and children,
Va; W J Norfeet, Amelia; D W Hart A Muir
rell, n Y; Mr. Jordan, W Pedder, G H Hender-
son, Washington; R Courtney, Bryon Allen, Bal
timore; E W Bayly, G Lawrance, Staunton Jno
Grescome, Jacob Grescome, Jobe Grescome, N
J; z Hobbson, Vermont; S Moore, Tennessee;
DR. Wilson, Isle of Wight; Boyde, Philadel-
phia; W Cole, Local Express; W r Vaughn,
Gloucester.
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CoRPoRArIoN CoURT-This Court was en-
gagged yesterday, ON the case of Bevan & Co.,
as, the Exchange Bank, being for the recovery
Of the amount of check dated in 1862 The
jury were unable to agree and the Court adj
iourned until this morning 10 o'clock
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LOCAL.

NoT1oE.-Persons on the Portsmouth side,
having advertisements, orders for job printing
Communications, or local items of interest, will
,,Iaase leave them at the auction store of
tMessrs. Hatton & Maupin, ON Crawford street,
and they will be attended to.
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BIZ F. f. FERGUSON, AuCtiOneer.
VERY DESIR ABLE MAIN
STREET PROPERTY

FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
Will be sold, at Public Auction, on the premi-
ses, on Wednesday, the 8th day of November
next, at II o'clock, the following property, of the
Estate of Robert Robertson, deceased
The Dwelling House and Lot No. 49, East Main
Street, (near the corner of Fenchurch Street,
The Lot fronts on Main Street As feet, 8 inches,
running back 142 feet, with front on Fenchurch
Street of AZ feet, besides the use of foot Lane,
opening on Fenchurch Street, between this Lot
and Salusbury's corner property.
This Lot may be divided into two, and the front
on Fenchurch Street improved.
ALSO,
The Brick Building and Lot No. 80, East Main
Street, at present occupied Tailor Shop and
Shoe Shop
This Lot has front of As feet on Main Street.
Terms of sale-Cash for whole purchase money,
or, at the option of the purchaser, one-third
cash, and the balance deferred on conditions
which will be made known at the sale.
If. F. FERGUSON,
oc24-tds Auctioneer.
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TyOR NEW BERNIE DIRECT,
BY INLAND ROUTE.
The new and elegant Steamer
'"P | 0 N E E R

Will sail from Bells Wharf
THIS MORNING, AT NINE O'CLOCK.
Passengers by this line will not be subject to
the Inconvenience of transfer to other boats, and
delay.
For Freight or Passage, having
Apply on board.
DAVID WILLIAMS,
nov3-tl0th Proprietor.
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TT r U L e e. LIE.
2lst day of December, 1858, shall sell, at Pub
lie Auction, in front of the Court House, (by
sent of the parties on TUESDAY, the 7th OF
November, at half past II o'clock, for cash,
BRICK HOUSE AND LOT,
On Bart, near Chestnut Street, in the City of
Portsmouth.
The Lot fronts 80 feet on Bart Street, and runs
back 1l3 feet.
The House has Slate Roof, and is desirable
Home.
T. N. MERCER,
oc3l-lw* Trustee.
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SALE OF STEAMER.

will sell, on Saturday, the 4th day of No
vember, at II o'clock, NJ, in front of my Auction
House, the remains of the Steamer FAIRHA-
VEN, as she now lies, on the beach near Cape
Henry Light House. 1t consists of the Engine,
Boilers, and Metal Sheathing on, her bottom, with
all that may remain of the Steasher.
Persons desiring to purchase, can in the mean
time visit the Steamer aud examine for them
selves.
Sold by order of
T. P. CROWELL, Agent,
For acct. of whom it may concern.
F. F. FERGUsoN, Auctioneer.
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BY ASHTON & EMMERSON,
No. 40, Crawford Street, Portsmouth. "a
A LL0FT THE PROPERTY OF THE

A LLOF THE PROPERTY OF THE
~ PORTSMOUTH BUILDING ASSOCIA-
IaoN, located in Gosport and Newtown, will be
offered for sale privately until Wednesday, 22d
November next, at which time all that portion of
said property remaining unsold, will be offered
for sale at Public Auction.
This property consists of five small Brick
DWELLING HOUSES, and one large Brick
DIV yelling and STOR and vacant Lots adj
joining these Residences Convenient to the Nav
Yard, and six or seven cvacant Lots, in New
town. w."
For further particulars apply to
ASHTON & EMMERSON,
No. 40, Crawford Street
ocAo-tNzz Portsmouth, Va.
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A,1r,,.,, 49, OFFICE OF THE, y
AhBEMARLE AND CHESAPEAKE CANAL Co
yU.p NoRFoIE, VA, Nov. LIST, 1865
he c1ds aDE LOCh of this Canal will,
day, Nov. sth, 1865. 1"" "''er "ednes-
1oa,, hail Road has been constructed around H.,
LOCK- for the transhpment of produce dur;n the
dme' which it is believed will not exceed tuan ate
"a oss1-9w MARSHALL PARKS.
President,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
~ Ell N IS II Iii Il A II r. r.

FAREWELL BENEFIT
Of the distinguished artistic
MISS JEAN EIoSMERt
And positively her last appearance, but one, on
which occasion she will appear in grand
Tragic Play and an elegant Comedy
MISS JEAN H0SMER
In her great character of Lucretia Borgia
MISS JEAN H0SMER
In her fayorite character of the "Duches de
Torrenueva."
Friday Evening, Nov. Sd, 1865,
Will be performed the thrilling Drama of
L ORETLA B o Il GIA!
OR, THE POISONER
Lucretia rgia..:........,MISS JEAN HOSMER
To conclude with the elegant Comedy of
FAINT HEART NEVER WON FAIR LADY.
Duches de Torrenueva....MISS JEAN HOSMER
NOTICE.-The undersigned have
IN this day entered into copartnership under
the firm and style of
STEWART d DEY,
and will continue the Book Business at ii. G.
Stewards old Stand No. 10, Main Street, head
of Market Square.
They propose to keep on hand large and
ried Stock of
MISCELLANEOUS, SCHOOL, AND STAND
ARD BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS, STA
TIONEkY, MUSIC, FANCY
ARTICLES, &C.,
Which they will sell at the lowest rates, at whole
sale or retail.
They hope, by strict attention to business, with
determination to please, to merit share of the
public patronage.
H. G. STEWART. JAS. B. DEFY.
please present them for payment.
nov3-tf w STEW ART
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TORDAN'S VEGETABLE COUGH
81 CANDY will cure Coughs and Colds quicker
than most remedies sold for this purpose, and
with no danger to the constitution. Give it a
trial Sold by
nov3-tf CHARLES JORDAN.
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u ECEIVED IN STORE-Every va
IL riety of Base and Foot Ball, suitable for
Club use, of CIRCULATION size, besides every 9th
er kind of Rubber Balls for children; Marbles
Tops, of wood, tin, and brass, including the
French patent Humming Tops; Dolls, Doll
Heads and Arms, Guns, Swords, Flags, Pipes,
Smoking Tobacco, &C., &c. I; by
nov3-tf CHARLES JORDAN.
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II OST.-On wednesday afternoon,
l 4 on Freemason or Butte Street, or in the Vi
cinity of Drummond's Bridge, Gold Bracelet,
linked by rivets, with clasp of blue enamel, on
which the name of the owner is Inscribed A
liberal reward will be paid ON its delivery to
JNO. B. WHITEHEAD,
nov3-2t* No. 80, Catharine Street,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-08

NEwBExS. N c.. July 3 g. T. Bridges, A
G. Hill aud Henry c Burr. of ,ston, have as
socated themselves with q W. Perry, planter,
of Newbern, for the purpose of establishing a
factory to extract tar turpentine and oil by the
new process Of destructive dstillaton of light
wood.
Other factories of this kind are to 60
into operation here, where there is an endless
quantity IF ch IN Material
Governor Holden has appointed commission
consisting of Colonel j Heck, X p Battle and
Others to proceed to Washington to confer With
the authorities on the subject of confscation.
The tide OF emigration from the Free States
sales OF rear eNaie afe" pvno,ug,~1 ny iasNsesae,
ment OF this question the best interest Of the
State requires that understanding should be
reached az soon as possbe-hence the departure
of the commissioners IL is believed. however
there will no confscstion in North Carolina.
Negroes make two or three dollars day by
washing the dirt in the North Carolina gold
mines, from which gold has been extracted.
The negro who was hung by the thumbs fol-
forty hours, near the railroad DE- pot, at Raleigh
on Friday last died soon after he was taken
down.
Newbern now contains large Northern ele
ment in its population, and has become the bust
ness centre OF the State.
Cotton and other products from all parts oil
the State are daily arriving here in large guam
ties for shipment North, which gives the port
very lively appearance
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-08
Loss Of the ship VIM. NetsOu-FOur
Hundred Lives Lost.

NKw YoRK, July THE Merchants Ex-
change OF this city bulletins the following: The
ship Wn Nelson, Capt. Smith, from Antwerp
June 4th. of and for New Y ork, with passengers,
was burned on the banks Of Newfoundland on
the LIST inst. About thirty of her passengers
were picked up and taken to st. Johns, New
loundland. The boats with the crew are miss
ing. Ii il supposed that four hundred lives have
been lost.
The following additional facts have been re-
ceived concerning the burning of the i'll fated
vessel.
MONTREAL July The purser OF the Mora
Wan makes the following statement:
The ship VIM. Nelson, from Flushing, for
Philadelphia or New York. was destroyed bY fire
on the Banks of Newfoundland The fire
originated from a red hot bolt being put 10 tar
pot between decks. Forty people we're taken to
81 Johns by the steamer Meteor Four hundred
people are missing Some may have been saved
in the boats
SECOND DIsPATcH Captain Alton of the Mo
ravlan gives the following statement
The Associated Press boatmen ut Cape Race
reported that the steamer Meteor, belonging TO
d W. Stewart, arrived at ST Johns, on Fri.
day, with forty of the passengers and crew of
the ship VIM Nelson, taken from the wreck off
the Banks OF Newfoundland. The VIM Nelson
sailed from Flushing for New York with Ger
man emigrants on board Before the Meteor
reached the burning vessel all the boats had put
off, full of passengers and crew, but none of the
boats had been heard OF "a far as Captain Alton
could learn. There we're upwards of four hun
dred passengers on board when the vessel sailed.
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Army Affatvs - Texas and On the
ned M.vsr-Esghs, FIVE YhsussmS
Ven In Texas and On Their Way

.ea n.v.s-Esgss, 1--we Shs~.s"s
NE. An Texas an1 ON Their way
NV YoRx, July The Tribune's New Or.
leans correspondent says: Brig.disr General Rus
cell bss been ordered to proceed With his CON
msnd TO Indianola, aud General Cole with his
cavalry brigade has been ordered to Corpus
Christi. aud tie remainder Of the corps will rem
devious at Brszos Santiago.
At the time of writing this dispatch there are
az least 10 600 men Of this command on board the
various vessels comprising the expedition. Who
have been detained from landing BY various
causes. Some are &C present 10 this city, receiv-
ing a supply Of coal and water Others are in
Mobile Bay, detained for the same purpose. and
in order 70 give she officers on board an opportu
nifty to clean up the vessels and attend to the
sanitary condition of the troops board, while
Others are detained of Brszos, awaiting the ar
rival of lighters. with which to disembark the
troops and necessary army materials
The Fourth Corps arrived here on transports,
a few DAYS since. from up the Mississippi river
and at present in camp on the old Jackson
battle ground. about Elk miles from the CRY. IL
is understood that they will be ordered &c
Texas az soon rs Gen. Sheridan returns from
Brownsville.
The concentration of troops In Texas engrosses
to a great extent the attention OF the people of
this city. Ii is supposed that the numerical
strength of the forces now about 10 occupy that
country, including cavalry. infantry and artillery,
will be at least IS 900 effective men. a much
larger army than Sheridan had under his com
mand when be inflicted the disastrous blow on
Early ct Winchester from which the apple brandy
General never recovered. and which eventually
gave US control of the Valley.
Gen Gustav is still at Alexandra, on the Red
river, org ,nizing his cavalry corps, which is ex
pected 10 start overland for Houston in two col
umns, one from Alexandra and the other from
Shreveport, in few days.
The Second Indiana Heavy Artillery, Third
Wisconsin and Seventh Indiana Cavalry. arrived
at Alexandra few days since. They will form
a nart;on If tn, liant Nnstar', command
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-08

sE-FOR MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS
MATHEWS VENETIAN HAIR DYE has stood the test
Of trial. and is constantly increasing public favor
Tx VENETIAN HAIR DYE Is the best and cheapest
made Its price is only IS cents, and each bottle con-
tAins double the quantity OF dye in those usually sold
for 81
THIS HAIR DYE Is manufactured by peculiar pro-
cess. which renders ii infinitely superior to dye in
market Being complete in bottle, preparation
Is required. which greatly simphes the application.
IN USING THIS DYE you avoid that Hrsrr, DEAD ap-
pearanee by which dyed hair and whiskers readily
recognized when inferior article has been used
produces perfectly natural color of any shade that Is
desired from ricn brown 10 Ietty, lustrous black
iha, will smut. crock stain the clothing. Invest
IS aud you will be convinced Sold BY all Drug
gis;s and Fancy Goods Dealers
A. l. MATHEWS, Manufacturer.
pEMAsBARSEs CO New York, Wholesale Agents
my0-deot-ly
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OFFIcE-Soufh side Public SQUARE, Couines
ton, Indiana.

VUNHE Company holds by lease. and in fee, abOs
u twenty thousand Of he select Goa
lands IN Western Indiana bordering both sides Of the
wabash river. Maps Of these lands may tn,
once OF the Company, IN Coyngton Ind the once o
mm Dale, No - Park Place. N YCity, at the Office Of
Hon J. X. Conroth Huntington, Indiana, and az the
office OF Roach Mcdonald, lndi napolis.
reference 70 the report Of the Hon. David Dale
Owen. late State Geologs will show that these lands
are situate In the midst Of the finest fields Of the
state Astounding also in salt, iron and other valuable
mineral substarces.
Near the mouth Of Coal Greek where the COMPANY hs,
large quantities OF lands salt has been
equal In quality to the hanawha. This water was pro-
ondags salt finding its way down the wabash and Ere
Canal MT. Thomas, the proprietor, finding himself
able TO compete with it, abandoned the manufacture In
his boring be encountered that which recently dis
closed facts prove to have been coal oil
Those lands all lie In close prox nifty the wabash
and Erie Canal some Of them upon It's banks.
Ar. John hcManomy, the business agent OF the com
pany Las retu ned from Of observation Of the
regions OK Pennsylvania. convinced that the lands
by the company In Fountain and Parke Counties has
so far the raj formation Of the country
surface indications present themselves stong analogy
In the oil and mineral substances found on FreOch
Creek Pennsylvania where the greatest quantity and
the valuable OIL is found Mr.. McManomy pur
chased for the company the approved mach merry
with all the fixtures necessary for operation and pre-
pairing W III experienced the speedy develop
OF the hidden Of the lands company
All the indces Of coal oil, founc In local where
has been procured strongly marked in various To-
calties Of the lands Of the Company anordlng every
rational prospect OF T. company thinks IL u
necessary 10 make any other reference The character
OF the lsnd, other than the port and map referred
by the company TO be offered in the market hal
Its par value, being S2o per share, for the purpose
aiding the Company in speedy development oi tho
lands. apr25-dkwtf
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New Work Market

New WORK market -
NEW YoRK, July 7.
Cotton 49650c for middling
Flour 2Oc better; at S. 95@6 10 for extra
state; Sc 6066 10 for extra round hoop Ohio, and
Sc SOQ7 IS for trade brands. Rye -four quiet
Corn meal dull
Whisky 81 O6@2 O6 for western, and 81 10
for refined.
wheat-Winter red western ST. 1891 Al
Chicago Spring 81 26@l 81; Milwaukee club
81 27@l 81; amber Michigan ST. 10 Rye doll
Corn 79@sl for new mixed western, 9Oc fo'
kiln dried, 7O@76c for unsound and SOC fol
white Oats Csc for western
Coffee dull. Sugar-Muscavado ll5s@l21sc
Molasses dull
Wool dull.
Petroleum dull at 341lc for crude. SEQ 521 ac
for refined in bond, and 10@72l2 do free.
New mess pork $25 1926 %; $23 50@24 on
for 63-'64, do cash and regular way, closing at
600 81 for cash. Sis IS for prime. and S2l
OO62O so prime mess Plain mess beef $40 VI
"a IA 90; extra mess, Sl2 00@l6 10; beef hams
o7027 Soc Cut meats; l26l4c for shoulders
and lS@20c for hams. Bacon; l514 0le1c
for Cumberland cut; 1890 for long riooed, and
l46l43Ic for short ribbed.
Lard i6@20c Butter. 20@27c for Ohio
and 27635c for State. Cheese lO@l5c Rice
dull.
sEv YORK MONEY MARKET.
NEW YORK, July
Money. easy at 4d5 per cent Sterling IN
fair request at lOe1s@lO9H for first clss'
bills. Gold opened at 81 1914, and closed al
ST. $3.50.
Stocks easy.
LArrR.-GoId closed at Gallagher's Exchange
tonight at 81 3954