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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-09-05
Or. JOSEPH BIRD,
Kenosha wis.
Elegant NOTE PAPER: Il meao
Stock, cAeQr, at
JOHNsON,a
Sheiff's Sale on Foreclosure of Mortgag

State OF Wisconsin, Circuit Court OF Kenosha Ooun-
ty. Ansel Glover against Henry Jenison Lucy A d.
Jenison and Augustus Sitz.
BY virtue OF and pursuant to a judgment rendered
in said court in the above entitled action, dated Feb
ruary 18th, 1861 shall expose for sale and sell at
public auction, at the front door of the Court House,
tn the City of Kenosha and State Of Wisconsin, on
Saturday, being the 31st day OF August 1867 at the
hour of two o'clock in the afternoon of said ly the
following described mortgaged property, to wit g.
The south faf of the northwest quarter of section
eighteen QS) town ~ north # range twenty (20),
east, being the town of salem, in said County.
Dated at the Sherihs Office, Kenosba, Wis, this
nth day of July, A. D. 1851
THOMAS Il. HEALY,
7w7 Sheriff
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In the matter Of the estate OF Henry s. Blanchard
deceased ~ III
n etters of Administration in said matter having
H been granted to Wealthy Jane Blanchard, Of
Salem, in said County, on the 18th day Of May, A.
D. 1867, and six mon tbs from and after the 9th day
of august A. d. 1867, being allowed TO creditors to
ami nation and allowance. Notice is hereby given
that the Judge Of said Court will the 2Sth day Of
September, A. D. 1861. az two O'Clock z. II OF said
day, his Office in said County. examine and adjust
ali claims and demands OF al persons against said
deceased. BY the Court,
ANTHONY VAN WYCK
County Judge.
Dated at Kenosha, the 9th day of August A. D.
1867. 8w13.
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The Grover and Baker Elastic Stitch Sewing
Machines are Superior to all others for the
following reaSOnS:

following reasons:
1, They sew direct from the spoos, and require no
rewinding of thread.
2. TIL easily understood and used, and
less liable to arrangement than 9th er machines.
g. they capable of executing perfectly, without
change of adjustment much greater variety
work than other machines.
A. The stitch made by these machines is much more
firm, elastic and durable espec ally upon articles
whilh require to be washed and ronea lhan any 9th
er machine
s. This stitch owing to the 1sr ia which the
der thread is inwrought, is much TIE plum p
and beautiful i'll use, and retains its pumpness and
beauty even upon articles frequently washed and
ironed until they out.
g. The cture of the seam is such that though IT
be cut broken at intervals of only few stitches,
it viii neither open, ravel, but remains firm
and durable.
T. Unlike other machines these stem both ends Of
the seam by their opera ton.
s. With these machines while silk is used upon the
nigh or lace side of the seam, cotton may up
on the other side without lessening the strength
durability of the This can be done on NO otis
er machine, and is great saving upon all stitched
made up with silk
8. These machines in addition TO their superior
merits as instruments for sewing, by a change of ad-
justmen easily learned and prac sed, execute the
most beautiful and permanent embroidery and orr
namelta work.
GROVER s. BAKER S. NJ. CO.,
No. Is, Newhal HOUSE milwaukee,,
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Local Agents Wanted throughout the United
States

Local agents wanted throughout the United
States.
The association have appointed as receivers Nessrs G.
A. Cooke Co whose vel kno integrity and business
experience Will be sufficient Cuarau that the money
pose stated r
PHr1-spEtpiIit, r.. May % 1861
N, s, READ, Secretdyg
Gentlemen On receipt Of yoaa faeor 3Ftae 5.h inst
notifying ms ofour appointments as reeeiv rs FOR your Co.
we took the liberty to submit cory er with
plan fyour enterprise the 1 ness legal authority
of the state, and havingreeeived ssse opinion in
regard to its legality aas s. n stitb he benev-
oent object ofyour association ike earc ion and
maintenance Of the orphan itgrer u s5g .grs and
sailors at the Riverside institute. e- CO. rsded to
accept the trust. and to use orr promote
worthy object. Respect
GE0gC pDt co.
Address all letters and orders ~.
GEORGE A. COOKE, * Co. IjGnsers
g South Third street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Receivers for the Washington Library Co.
Z. j. Bentley, Agent,
Main st. KenosbG
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In Probate--Kenosha County Cont.

III 1lopdIe--h5uOsHd OouHGy OoluG,
In the matter of the estate of Christopher Muggy dee
ceased.
n etters Of Administration in said matter having
Ia been granted TO william T. Turk, Of Bristol, in
said County, on the Both day Of July, A. d. 1867 and
six months from and after this 9th day Of August
A. D. 1851 being allowed to credtors to present their
claims against said deceased for examination and
allowance. Notice is hereby given that the Judge Of
said Court will on the 9th day of septemb sr a. d.
1867, at two o'clock p. II. Of said day. at his office
in said County, examine and adjust all claims ana
demands OF all persons against said deceased BY the
Court,
~ ANTHONY VAN NYCR,
County Judge.
Dated at Kenosha, the 9th day Of August A. D.
1857, sWlS
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The Riverside institute

Situated at Riverside, Burlington cnunty New JERSEY
is FOUNDED Tor the purpose of gra uuousiy educat-
ing the sous OF deceased soldiers and Seamen Of the
United states.
The board of trustees consists of the fellowiag
wen bnown citizens OF Pennsylvania and New Jersey:
hon VIM. MANN,
District Attorney, Phldelp ha Pa.
Hon. L BR0OMALL
Elk Chief Coiner, Mint and Recorder @,
Deeds, -'hiadelphia, Penn.
Hon. J AS SCOVEL, New jersey
Hon W W WARE, New Jersey
HENRY GORNAN, Esq
Agent adams Expre'7 Philadelphia Pa
E C0E, Esq.
of 10y, Coo Co., Philadelphia
treasury Department Wa h'ngton, c. April IS,
lS6i-onieeo Of Internal r. venue.-Having rsceived
Satisfactory evidence thar The proceeds of the enters
PRISE CONDUCTED by the Washington Library Compa-
ny will be devoted to ,baltaoe uses permission is
hereby granted to said compaoy to conduct said ms
erprise exempt from all charge, whether from specia
tax or other duty
Z ROLL Ms, Commissioner
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Washington Island.
Third Ward.

The Jol1oacing in N W Or Sec 81 II R28
A King, 1t 10 blk IS So
sec g. T r %. thence c Il S-2 it, thence rds
thence W Al SIP TT, thence rds to beg SECT
T1R23
Forbs com 10 rds of Sc cor of 1t II and 15& rds
w of the centre of the old Chicago road thence
6 rds. thence 5E rds, thence 6rds, thence
5N rds to beg, ne Il sec i R23 2
I w Adams com u rds of Sc cor Its II and l5%
rds W Of centre of old Chicago road, thence S
I'd thence to W line of of sd sec, thence
rds, thence to beg, ne u secs 1 l RsS
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Vim. e. REED, Agent,
for Kenosha City &. Co.
TAX NOTICE.

FTSHE following is list Of unredeemed pieces
IL tracts or lots Ofland situated in the county
ofKenoSha, state OF Wisconsin which were sold en-
the 9Th day of May A. 1865, feF the unpaid taxes
of 1864, and the amount OF taxes, charges and inter-
est calculated thereon to the last dayof redemption
cue on each parcel. Now therefore, notice is hereby
gwen that unless such lands redeemed on or be.
tore the 9th day OF May, A. D. 1885 they viii be CON
veyed TO the purchasers thereof according t law
Town OF Pleasant Prairie
me t9II97os7,T ara u, n / . %
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Town of sorners.

The tOLtO1oIng are an Z. 2 r. %.
r G. RsIlsgg-pt NV Il Sc a, beg 81 rds and 10
rds . ne cor NV Z Sc 4 thence within "a rds
Is links of line of As s. rds to point due
ofbeg 65 rds to beg sec 2 SIS Ga
N " .lleuaRder-pt 4 ne 4 beg 90 rds and 40 rds
e sw cor ofsaid "a 50 rds 40 rds so rds
40 rds beg IL IL SO
rds, 90 rds I'd 40 rds to beg, sec So 80
The Eolloa0ing are IN T R23,
a ZoIier re 4 ne Il beg 80 rds sec, " 20
rds TO centre line of Z, 20 rds, to beg 70
L SukeS-e so acs NV q sec Is 81 81
DO e Is aos sw 4 except K track, sec IS 70 s.
Serene FiSk--w IS aes sw y sec Is g. u
do ir 4, all lying of Racine & Keno
sha R r, sec Is A. 50
So,gno FIsk-n 72}4 aes NV = sec ~ 81 II
lee Ciffli-pt fr \ except cemetery sec 70 80 30
Vi BuLe,l--w x ne 4 nv y sec 81 80 90
do u NV a NV u Bee 81 Sc 30
do ut sw Il NV q beg centre NV Z sec, 10 rds
w II rds n 40 srds, e12 rds TO beg, see 81 50
r q Ne}riII-lt 2 blk g. sw a sec 81 s IS
s : tH z sec 81 10 20
G FYsk@i5 / blk II, all lying of whine n sd a sec
sw 4 sec 81 90, ~
6 FysE-lt , bk IL sw i sec 81 20
do all of 1t s bll II lying W Of W line 4 sd
see and OF line of X Il 4 r r +
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-09-05

The people of Nebraska have agreed to
call the capitol of their State "LincoIp.n
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Wednesday, September 25lh 1867
APREA, PA,
Or at the Institute, RiversideN.J.


aCss 1UEE 1F PRE- sENT@
Cash Plsent,... 80 900
rscHt,... 2G,0O'
Lat Present 200
Cash Present, 500
t-sl Presents oi 800 each. COL
l handsome 9onnlry residence steble grounds
Se German towH Phil1drtr a............... Is 900
doubie residence thre t-5tofy trios amdeu,N j ,5,O
Z coal depot. office, beds. u uua vi- lbs REFS
rst hhshed No 1914 N"salnzton Aseaae Ph1a 1900
t' H'rt F@etrI"t littr-iG J, with
t-'Fts. No.. .s...e..................... 10 900
y ~ c"ltsAe. iot, 8 s..................... 5000
p paw .Hia''ff rs. Eiy.l ZIG, $500 ,ach 5000
Aaaf unou tsuily cH7rase, spaS OF horsr
4ar.~ss &c. aoupie OO0
~ aIuahe bul,d is, II yer lde, 500 auh... 90
l beautiful silver horse iij% Lau hieh
sired by he celebrated imported arabian Horsr
alph:' also lis 1t tad " AEON, Neig. h 80
pounds, vi III setof superior SiH-1- Harness. &c.
making lrst class estabsnme $50. ........ OO0
~ rlanas SOU; 10 600
- 9ieIo1eohSi $40 eaeh 1850
rosewood sewing Machines. S20U each. 600
" uhl'ly sew nS Machines SIOp each, coo
% inc geld watches, $500 each. iOO
lUO on ntlrgs by leading artists aggregate yaue
eamel's hair sbaWls 81 900 each.........,. 3O01
eameIs balr shawlF, So 900 eaeh........... G 200
3 handsome lace shaws, $3.50 ach,........... $50
~ cashmere shawls, $50 each. 500
~ SIR Dress patterns SO eaeh............. 800
81 city building lots Sl75 each. ez50
The remainder will consist Of eilyerware mnsi- 49,
cal boxes, opera glasses pocket bibles and diff
ierent articles OF ornament and use, amount
s S2OOO
Total. 100000
All the properties given clear of ncumlrance.
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Town of Bristol Bounty Tax for 1865.
city of Kenosha-Ist Ward

The tolloaoing in the S. E. Qr Sec. 81 T2R28
VIM slocum- at sw of sd bk thence on
line of sd Blk 80 TT thence n, TO- centre of blk
VIM Sloeum-eom at Sc cor sd bk, thence to a
pOint 90 # e Of sw cor, thence n to centre Blk,
Jacob Engle-com at ne cor Sd bk, THENCE Onn
line thence % it, thonoe 50 ft thence e 8,
soreno FfskNexcept u film wild til oe end of 1t 70
Est ~ Of J Groves 90 ltsbk 20 is
Michael Crow undivided y $40 f lts7 &Sb429 So
4 Dqyle-e X VIZ ofse 4 bks8 ;, 49, S%
thence line of sd It, thnce 27 TT to beglC r.
R T Hambrook-e x oft2 hk Al IA 4
Michael It ~ cor It 2 thence f;Ha n oGT
50 it, thence 40 f. thence to beg 1t 8bk Al II Il
Josiah Bond-eom at ne cor of sd 5k thence on9
Blk 2SX f. thence to St, thence to beg, Its -
Il comstoek-s u of "a 1T, as per plat of1838, 1t
Whipple-street and sidewalk tax i * A. y
sTisnguar piece lyj9g s. f. SfltlsR
side of3dst and a # on Wisconsin St. street and :, =
side walk tax, bk 43 IL q
45if extended would strike line Main St extended
from the W line of Tx &c, thence on last extended
se ni line "t to the line TX 49,
of sd j. thence 70 beg except fe sI - a f IN
Trough 81 Tx The line alley is 100 IT Of
stro or geo g. fl of ne cor blk line
| thereof, thence par with n line Of sd k to the
W me iI t ~ ~ =, NJ to beS It s . bk Al I6 Q
| W. r otis-It . hk 40 10 s
| 3 Blnn--com 40 # e Of sw cor sd blk line of
same, thence 40 # thence parl with " line OF
| sd Tx % n line. thence line lao IT, thence .
parl with line line of sd blk to beg blk 53 IA
ELLEN Moore--cOm line of Exchange st, 90 IT
of line sd 1t, thence sd line 70 line OF IL
| g. thence to sc of sdlt, thence porthery to
point Sc TT of ofsd It, thence " to beg 1t o
| blk 50 D Q
Serene Fsk--oom II rds Of sw cor oflt ana on
| line of same thence at Fight angle with sd line
to n line of sd 1t, thence sd line to W line OF
Main st thence line of sd 1t, thence W to beg
| 1t > TX SO : 4
The hoLoaoirq IN The s Y. Or. Sec 50, T2R29
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How to Obtain Shares and En-
cravings.

Send orders to US by mail osng from 81 s20 eilh
by post office orders OF in registered letter ourrk
Lar1er amounts should be sent by draft express.
10 shares with enaravings $3.50
% shares nth engraynes, 2750
80 shares with engra wings, a-- ss 1850
70 share with engrayings 600
100 shares vi IA engrayings. 5000
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!. ]. / !.
E~ IN nm Just issned-"THE PEo,
Is EH 8EMA PIES OWN Book OF REC
u b 81 "a 81 IA IPEs," containing over
q e b @H 1000 Recipes. Agents
~ n "a H wanted-Maie or Female,
II MM in every town and city in
HWH HHH the United States, to
10 "a 81 HMM whom we offer the most
HW Fl 81 IL q H u liberal terms. Send for a
"a &@ 60 <kI q circular.
y sCHOFF g. VINEGAR.
f- e3sll Kenoshs, Wis.
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The Washington Library COmpan,

In order that the benevolent ec set forth in this
circular may be successfully accomplished have is
sued five seres-of
FINE TEEL.PEATE ENGRAV-
ENGSA
which were put up subscription al prices much
below their retail value.
Certificates of stock in the Washington Library
company VIII be issued, stamped with the seal of the
company, and signed the Secretary None 9TH
ers genuine
Auy person sending One Dollar, or paving the
same to our local agents will receive Immediately
nue. steel Plate Engraving, at choice from the follow
ing Inst ana enc certificate of stock, insuring one
present in our published schedule
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-09-05

WIN NAODUNUUGH.
New Orleans, March Cd, 1904.
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ne 1o7lo1oialg are IN TN. p.
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N. rHLp's SUB ADDITION OF SIX ACRES

c Bronson--com point % chas "a ks from
line Of sd 4 aBd18 rds ks ofe line, thence
to land owned by Hale Bond, supposed to be
% rds II ks, thence to corporation line, thence
e to a point of beg. thence to beg, except what
may be included in Fremont ave, NV Il sec 6
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ONE DOELAR ENGRAyiNc,

Mol My Child My Child!
Mo2 They're saved The Pre- Saved
NO O'd SeYenty-Sx, or the E4riy days of the
Revolution.
Anv person paying Two Dollars will receive either
OF the following fine Steel Piates, choice and two
eet'h a'e6 OF stock thus becoming entitled to two
presents
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{. j. Bentley, Agent,
Main st., Kenosh0.
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he loHo,cina in the s. U. Or. Sec 81. T2R28
wrsrERN ADDITION.

DURKEE's WESTERN ADDITION.
The /o1lo,otng IN the S. W. Or. 81 T2 Il 3d.
lot blk amt lot blk amt
Brande-9 $50 81 20 sweeney-4S 15t q
Salmon "A "a . "a A e HickoX-5t 154 20
NJ Perry IS 1854 2 80 Z Hunt S8 1855 oil
FIsKs WESTERN ADDITION.
s Fisk-all that part of sd Blk within the limits of
the city supposed to be SO it and 10 blk 10 81 q
s Fisk-all within city limits bounded on the " by -
w 4 sw Il sec 81, Its 81 8 blk IL q
McLAUGHLIN'S ADDITION.
Jas Powderly-lt IS blk IS 81
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. saw% To pleasure travellers the line of The Erie
Railway presents many objects Of interest," passing
through the beautiful valleys of the Chemung, Sus-
quehanDa Delaware and Ramapo rivers, an ever.
changing panorama of natures beauties commands
| attention.
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All Trains run directly through to N. York.
eB- AGO MILES WITHOUT CHANGE OF COACHES
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Fourth ward.
The Jozsoeos'ag in the Sc Or Sec 81 T2R28

L Sykes-eom 40 rds Of line Of sd Il sec on W
line of city corporation, thence 30 rds n
40 rds, W 40 rds, Az rds to beg, excepting
from above described land 4 rds and by
81 rds end v, adjoining lands Of Price L
White and Cosgrave, conveyed to Samuel
Smith, the line of sd excepted piece being
on a line with the W line of sd Cosgrave'S
land
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The. t0yoscdng in N E Or Sec 6 II r %.
uoLnrs AND NICHOLS ADDITION

7 .
"a sec thence 81 rds Is ks thence % rds II ks
thence n y rds "a ks to Badwin's land. thence
e s rds, thence line Prairie Avenue, thence
to beg, except that part taken for Poueroy street
running andw as per map of Brande and Lo-
throp NV a sec T Il % S26
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I'm Probate-KenosI,n County Court,

Probate ONCE, August 2sth A. D. 1857. Swi8.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-05-16

W Call and examine my stock and
the prices ct which will sell it, and you'll
be sure to say that good goods can b. bosgAs
cheap at j. KUHN'S,
apr2 Corner Main and Lafayette 1ts.
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THE RUSSIAN NAVAL DINNER.
SPECIAL MAIL TELEGRAM TO the HERALD.

The American Omcers Entertained by rho
Grand Du!se-lmperial Inspection Of the
Franklin-The FrOlic in Gala Trim Mt
CaoSsTApr August 16, 1867,
8 80 O'Clock T. H.
Admiral Farragut and the commanding officers Of the
United States squadron dned last night with the Grand
Duke Constantine OF Russia, at his palace, Livovski,
with the officers of tho Swedish feet
To-day the Grana Duke Constantine paid Official
visit to the American flagship Franklin, accompanied by
the Minister of Marine OF Russia and a large staff OF
officers.
He sauted boarding and leaving the ship, the
yards being manned and the ships dressed in colors.
The Archduke made long and thorough examination
Of the Franklin, and expressed himself greatly pleased
with the visit
subsequently he visited the Ticonderoga, and
csived with all the honors.
Tho day pleasant
The Frolic had magnificent reception at stettin
The troops out under arms, the general was
saluted and popular demonstrations wore made on all
sides.
Mrs. Farragut was houored in the most kindly
manner
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spraey Ths ooAspiracy consists In continuing the VS.
ssn OF picksts about The premises Of master talon.
Several msa Are awaiting trial q the Central Criminal
Court on similar charge. and Mr. T. Lewis applied for
the hearing Of the charges against the present defend
Ants to DO adjourned until the trial Of the other
had taken place. Mr. Knox, the magistrate. declared
that since he came back to England he had been %
much shocked by the dongs OF trades unionss that he
would grant the adjournment and the hearing pro-
eecded.
The death announced OF Lord Dunkellin OF the
members Of Parliament for Galway county. He was the
son Of the Marquis OF usnrcarde He served in the
Crimea and was taken prisoner by the Russians. 1t
was his amendment in the House Of Commons as to q
rating franchise in boroughs which threw out the Rus
sell-Gadstons Ministry last year.
The Carlisle Journal reporting Lord Brougham's Ar
rival at Brougham Hall. from France, says
His Lordship appeared to be in very feeble condition.
considerably more 90 than on his visit last year. and
Of his valet get out Of the carriage Having descend
cd to the platform he sat down in chair until the train
passed his only inquiry being ~ to the state OF the
weather. and he was then carried across the line
OF his valet he walked the short distance his
carriage, which Was in waiting for him. and having
been assisted inside, he driven to Brougham Hail.
The Dublin correspondent Of the London Post writing
on the 18th Of April, says
Tho terrible disease known as the spurpe fever, has
manifested itself in the city of Cork Two serious cases.
SIN which the patient became purple in the face and de-
there local paper urges the authorities, the face Of
such DIRE and awful visitation, to take prompt and
eectual for removing from the lanes and streets
that could Affect or inure the public health
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THE LONDON MoSEy MARKEr.-LoSDoS, August rs
Evening.-Consols tor money, e4a United States Ave-
twenty bonds, 73h; Illinois Central Railway shares,
Tx; Erie Railway shares, 49,; Atlantic and Great
Western consolidated bonds, 21h
, LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKEr.-LIvERPooL, August rs
Evening.-Cotton closes dull and heavy: sales 5000
bales Middling uplands. l0A4d, middling Orleans
10ssd
LIvERrooL BREADsruFYs MARKET.-IIvERpoot, August
Observation-Disclosures. I'd. for white California,
and 13s Cd for Southern. Flour 34s for Western
extra. Barley, 5s. Corn, 35s. Cd Oats Ss. Cd Peas
Als. Cd.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS hARKEr.-LvERPooI, August
2S-Evening.-Cheese. ADS Beef 1875. Cd. Lard Sis.
Cd. Pork, 75s Cd Bacon, ass. Cd
LIVERPOOL PkoDUCE nARKET-ILyEgPooL. August rs
Evening. -Rosin-Common, Is Cd. medium Us. Tai
low 44s 3D. Pot ashes 3ls spirits Of turpenline, 29s
Peroeum-Sprts, SID, and rehned, 3s. ?lsd. Clover
seed, Ais.
IosDoN PRODUCE MARKm. --LospoS, August 2s-Evc-
nipg.--No. IL Dutch standard sugar dull at IA 3D.
scoich pig iron 53s Whale OIL GAO Sperm oil, f1lb.
1inseed cakes clio s. Calcutta linseed. 6ss 3D. Lin-
seed oil, ESQ.
TuE PErsoLKux MARKET --ASrwrRP, August 2s--Even.
ing.--Petroeum, "A (. for standard white.
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"a G n TIN O.


ftrom the EdinDurR ccotsman, August iJ.l
On Wednesday afternoon the cutter yacht Irene, Mr.
Morisop Edinburg, owner arrived at 0rsnton after q
cruise Of . month in the German 0cea6 and English
~ well ~ Western fast sailer and winner Of
more than regatta prize only thirteen tons regis
ter and built BY Mr. Fyfs Of Fayie. on the Clyde
she 10 owned BY IN enthusiastic yachtman and since
uI Moreoa became owner he has pilosed her during
several rather venturesome voyagoA
THIS Summer he dstermiued 70 visit the coast Of
France and, leaving Granlou with fair wind on The
l2sh Of July she stood down The Firth In efapd STYLE
Arriving ~ scarborough on the 17sh short stay was
made when the smart cutter prooesdsd 70 Lcwestofs
and thence 10 DeppA On anch0ring In Diepps harbor
NJ Morrison found thas . regatta vas about 70 take
place and shess teisg 40 open raoe. he u once with
his characteristics puck, entered his yacht for the
event There were In all tsa yachts IN the racc, but
swlus 70 some misunderstanding on the part q those
board the rsoe The other boats had sprung thar anchors
and started IN the race fully hvs minutss beoss the
Ed,nburg representative and - the course was only
ten milsa she va unable 70 overhaul her opponents
sIthoueh during the race the splendid windward quail
Tia az the yecnt were brought int0 play and - sne
onisa the Irene was third 70 pass the Commodore's
vscbI The party board visited Paris, and the yacht
stsrwards crussd on The French osast between Deppe
ma Bouloens during which time she was visited BY the
Hsrsuis Of Montsbslio lieutenant In the French navy
snd an enthusiastic yschtmsn, who was attracted BY
crsninne her build and rig The Irene enjoyed splendid
nshs in the English Channel, whom strong gale OF wind
~ Tbe Yacht behaved admirably ssd, saving very
narrow escsps from being run down BY large foreign
Sre no accident happeasd shroughous Tho adven'uroas