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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-08-09
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

STATE OF INV lOhA, IS.
City and County Of New York, }
Be it remem bered that on this sd day of July.
enc thousand eight hundred and sixty seven.
before me, the undersigned, EDWIN F. Corey.
Jun, Commissioner. resident in the city of
New York duly commissioned aud qualified by
the executive authority. and under the laws of
the State of Tennessee to take the acknowledge
ment of deeds, &C., to be used or recorded
therein. personally appeared ERASTUs LYMAN
who, being by me duly sworn. did depose and
say. that he was President of the Kniekerbocker
Life Insurance Company Of New York. that the
matters and things as set forth in the annexed
statement by him subscribed, were true to the
best of his knowledge and belief.
In witness whereof | have hereuutO set my
hand and affixed my official seal, the day and
year aforesaid.
Isl EDWIN j. COREY, Jun,
Commissioner for the State Of Tennessee.
Office. s. Wall street, New YORK.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE.
CoMPTROLLER's OFFICE,
1907

NIhIL I
COMPTROLLzR's OFFICE,
Nashville, July Is, 1867.
l. G. w. BLACKBURN, Comptroller of the
Treasury, do hereby certify that the Knicker-
booker Life Insurance Company, located at
New York, has produced to me satisfactory evil
denee that said Company has complied with al
the requirements of the laws of the State Of
Tennessee imposed on Insurance Companies.
and | further certify that FRED. W. SPAR
LING, Agent of said Company, has also COM
piled with the requirements of the laws OF the
State, made and provided in such cases.
Wherefore said KnickerbOcker Life Insur-
anee Company has authority to transact the
business of insurance in this State, at Nash
Vile G. w. BLACKBURN,
Comptroller of Tenn essee.
ca This certificate of agency must be renewed
the lst days of July and January of each year.
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dissolution Of Partnership.

nrHE PARTNERSHIP LATELY EXIsIIN 4.
between Hyatt briggs y 80 SO ., = a. 4.
Nv Md having sola his interest he business
IN ~ enufiDued az heretofore, under the hfm
" WARD < BRIGGS. The books are With the
rev arm, and they will seetie an oi'''ns AZ Aa'Oi
"a or against the old frIn-
Z /. HYATT,
G. ". BRIGGS,
juIysl DIV. FEB. WARD,
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C-HANCERY SALE
FOR
TUESDAY, AUGUST go.

Charles E. Hillman and others Va. F. r
ftg Chatham and other.
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II is reported that Kossuth declines a
eat in the Hungarian Parliament.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-08
THE financial situation has beef

THE financial situation has been
left by Congress the same as it was at
the opening of the session last De-
cember, with the exception of certain
notifications of the internal revenue
and tariff acts. In regard to national
banks and the currency, the funding
system and the payment of the public
debt, no changes have been made
But the projects which were brought
forward last Winter with several new
ones introduced since, are before the
country for consideration, and will be
a chief subject Of discussion, and per-
haps legislation, at the next long ses-
sion. 1t is not apprehended that at the
July session, even should there be a
quorum for business, the currency will
undergo any modification. Business
and commercial matters will be left
undisturbed by legislative interfer-
ence till next Winter, which will be a
great benefit to the country.
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New York Market.

by Ieiegrapn.J NEW YORK. April o.
CoTTeoSs;n TON, sales, l,soo bales, at Csc
FLoUR-Receipts, $40 barrels; market
iog2ss bett s1s oa ct th & closing sales
err; sl2 sail IS for Choice do. sI2 o5@i3 90
for shipping brands and extra R. III. O.;
closing quiet California flour, firmer;
sales, 800 barrels, at Sis 00@l6 10.
WHIsKY-Quiet and unchanged.
tive, excited, and 8@10c better. with a good
speculative demand for opening sales of
da0oO bushels as st. e 4es2 e for No Chi
81 60(92 Is for No. 2 Milwaukee,; So 2093 -
for white California; So 40 for very choice
do. isS p for amber State; and SO 30 for
RYE-Actfve, and 3@5c higher; sales. 49,
600 bushels of Western at 81 45@1 so.
Canada West free, part, at 81 p, and Sc
for damaged State.
BARLEY MALT-Quiet.
CORN-Receipts, ,765 bushels; the market
is active. and 1@2c better; sales, 166, 900
bushels. at 81 2l@l 2H for mixed Western
a1so 81 fore new " Xe d Sonthern
OATS-Receipts zoos bushels, and shade
firmer; sales SO 900 bushels at 67@69c for old
western; 68@70c fer new do, and 731a975c
for state.
RICE-Dull.
CoFFEE-Firm and quiet.
SUGAR-In fair demand; sales 200 barrels
Cuba at 10@1lc. tE
NJ LASSES-Quiet.
PETRoLEUM-Duli I6@l61sc for crude, and
2o0p27c for refined in bond.
CoAL-Quiet and unchanged.
HoPs-Qniet at 3O@65c.
WOOL-Firm, with moderate demand !;
sales 100000 pounds at 4o@621c for dOmes-
tic fleece; 40951c for superfine and extra
pulled; 2593lc for Texas.
Observation-Disclosures sole shade lower,
with an active demand at 2S1St9291ac for
Buenos Ayres light weight; 2S@281zc for
middle; 2s9s94c for heavy Do; a@2sc for
die do. and q A92sc for heavy y DO -
r5s n 80 e an On neayy sales 54o1 bar
SO s. cash i; S22022 % for old mess; $40 50@
l9 10 for prime, and So for prime mess !;
also, 1000 barrels new mess, seller May on
private terms; and sa % 2 25 buyer April
Gus prices; beef hams firm at 40@45c.
BACON Quiet and heavy; sales go boxes
at l0Hc for Cumberland cut, and 1l1s@
Cur MEATs-DulI; sales 800 packages at
99l0c for shoulders, and i214@l4c for hams.
LARD-Unchanged; sales of $50 barrels
at Ia9l314c for new.
BUTTER-Dull. lO@l5.
CHEESE-Ohio, Steady, 1919.
MoNEY-Shade easier, at for IL.
STERLING-Dull. at 81 OS;49l 08 1s.
GoLD.--Lower; opening 81 324 and clos
ing at 81 81 "a. H4rlff l-ss.-I
GovERNMENT STocKs-Dull, shade easier.
F LArEsT-5P.
FLOUR-Closed quiet with advanced pri-
ces insisted upon by holders, materially
WHEAT-Somewhat tame; the sudden
large advance checking-inquiry nominal;
quotations 50 609267 for No. 2, and 81 SO@2 IS
for No. l Spring.
RYE-Quiet firm, 81 5O@1 50 for western.
CoRN-Quiet, 81 2l1I in store, and 81 %
afioat for shipping mixed western.
OATs-Steady at 67@6S for old, and 6S@70
for new western.
PoRK-Drooping tendency; sales, 1000
wi, h sellers at So s. cash, and Sl3 regular;
buyers at SO 871z cash, and So 80 regular
BEEF-Quiet steady, and nominal1y in
buyers favor.
LARD-Dull and heavy at I2sx@I3c for
fair to prime steam, and 13@1314c for ket-
tie rendered.
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Cincinnati Market.

By Telegraph CINCINNATI, April 6.
FLoUR-In good demand, and prices 25c
of Superfine made from Spring wheat Of
l0H@1lc; none in the market made from
Winter wheat; trade brands OF Spring at
Sl2 OO9l3 80; Winter do, Sl4 00@15 25; and
fancy at sis 50@l7 90; the stock here is
Light; N. ,,a,sr and tne demand i,
qnence In m market: N No. Winter sold at
S. 90, and White Kentucky at So %.
sbaae hanefg oea sheed ans Sc
and 95@9Sc sacked; it sold at 81 90 to be de-
liyered sacked next week.
OATS-Unohanged, and in lair demand,
at 7097lc., and closing with none offering.
RYE-Advanced to 81 rs, with a firm mar
BARLEY-Dull; choice Spring sold at
81 20; Fall dull and not saleable, at u % for
WHIsKY1Dnll, at asc in bo bond n,,s
ding could have been sold at 341ag2oc, but
holders were not willing to accept these
MESS PoRK-Dull and no demand; city
nominal. at So 75@23.
BULK MEATs-D1ll, at 89l0c for shout
BACoNz-In rather better demand at the
close. at sA; ~ and l2'4c. for shoulders
IA HAMsNs steady, at is@ls1zc for plain, and
159l511c for sugar cured.
GARD-Is held at I25z@ lsc, but there Is no
demand worthy of note, SO that these rates
BTTTER,very scarce and fresh made is
in demand at 30935c.
CHEEsE-Firm, at I7@l71zc for common
Ohio, ar d lS@19c for factory.
CLOVER SEED-Sold at 81 so, but is now
held at Sl2 co. with small sales at this rate.
TIMorHY-Ftrmer, and prices higher,
closing at 50 9003 90.
FLAX SEED-1n demand at 50 50@2 60.
LINsEED OII4-Firmer; 81 40 was offered
and refused, holders asking 81 AZ; the stock
is light.
PETROL EUM-Dull at 4O@42c for Refined,
duty paid.
and Extra.
SUGAR-Steady at 1l1z9l4c.
COFFEE-Firm at 25928c Tor fair to choice
Rio.
GoLD-1321z, buying, and 1913 selling.
ExCHANGE-Firm: par, buying.
MoNEY-The market continues close,
! capitalists, merchants and bankers having
| turned their cash balances into govern
| ment bonds, and the currency has been
transmitted to the East to buy the bonds
which accounts for the scarcity OF money,
because the demand for it is quite moder-
ate; street rates, l2@l5 per cent
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Especial to the Evansville Journal
Chicago Market.

chicago Market.
BY Telegraph CHICAGO, April 6.
FLOUR-Firm and steady.
WHEAT-Opened strong, advanced sc,
and subsequently declined Sc, closing quiet.
Sales at % 80 for No. /, delivered, and 81 40
az A for No. 2, closing with sellers of No.
at 50 Al. a
Consecutive, and 1h@2c higher; 81 o29
Oh, closing steady at 81 03Lz.
OATS-In good demand, and l14c higher
closing at 5s1z@541zc for Winter receipts of
No. EfsfS
RYE-5@6c higher; 81 44@1 As for No. 1,
and 81 41@1 43 for No. 2, closing strong at
the outside figures. at
BARLEY-1@2c higher; sales of No. 2 at
81 eSGl 10. -
WHIsKY-Quiet at 24c, bonded.
PRovIsIoNs-Dull; Mess Pork is freely
offered at S22 50 with buyers at 500 90. Bulk
Meats. quiet; shoulders, &c for Cumberland
cut, and 914c for loose.
LARD-Dull at l3c.
HoGs-25@50c lower; IS 1907 40 for good to
choice.
RECEIPTs-3,6O0 barrels flour, $4,000 BUSH
els wheat, 1900 bushels corn, 8, 400 bushels
oats. and l, 300 hogs. Shipments-5,000 bar
rels H. ur, $500 bushels wheat, 1000 bushels
corn, and 1000 bushels oats.
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A Valuable Farm for Sale.

u a N IA "a - Ne
u 2l5 acres of land, in knight Township,
Vanderburgh County, Indiana, adjoining
the Wabash and Erie canal, and near the
the city of Evansville. There are LIS acres
cleared and under good fence; the balance
well timbered. The soil cannot be sur
passed on the Ohio River. 1t is all bottom
land. well drained-there being 500 rods of
ditching completed, running around each
Matchmaking it suitable for the successful
cultivation of corn, wheat, tobacco. hemp,
grass, any other crop grown in the
Western States. There is a good substan-
tial frame house On the place, containing
seven rooms with kitchen, pantry, smoke
house, miik-honse, &c. Also, other houses
for Iaboreis; with fine barn, corn-crib,
by 81 feet wide. and 16 feet high. Poultry
houses, &C., all nearly new. There is a
good wen and cistern, and water can be
found with little labor ON any part OF the
land. A fine young apple orchard of 400
select trees is on the place; some peach,
pear, plum, and cherry trees: gooseberry
and currant bushes, strawberry plants, &C.
making 1t one of the most desirable
farms in Indiana. Not one acre Of the
one hundred bushels of corn with ordi-
nary cultivation. a
can make the time for payments long
wanting farm would DO well TO come
and examine 1t. 1t would suit well to
divide into two or more farms.
If not sold at private sale b fore the 10th
day OF April, will on that day offer it al
public aueli3n in tracts OF ~ acres res ana ay II
LQ6n uOt S4biu, Will IHcu enA tLCAC OLS1i
to rent it at auction in fields to suit the
bidder. Hfa
will at the same time sell all my per-
sonal property, consisting of three head of
horses, six head of mules, one yoke of
oxen. five mich cows. ten young cattle.
one hundred head stock hogs and pigs,
good pIows. and ali other kinds of farming
tools; corn, potatoes, bacon, pork, beef,
and lard; household and kitchen furni-
lure; seven stand of bees; and numerous
other articles, with 200 cords of wood.
: credit OF twelve months will be given
on all sums over five dollars; the pur-
chaser giving notes, with approved secu-
rity, waving relief from valuation and
appraisement laws. All sums under five
dollars, cash.
The sale will continue from day to day
till the whole is disposed of.
Refer to J. p. Elliott d Son, Real Estate
Agents, office on Sd street, near Locust.
mch26 dtd THOS. d. SMYTH.
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Especial to Eyansyslle Journal
st. Louis Market.

BY telegraph ST. LOUIS, April 6.
TOBACCO Active; local demand; prices
unchanged. g ~. e
CoTroN-Dull and nominal, at 2fc.
FLoUR-Buoyant; best grades slightly
higher; Superfine 81 50@l0 25; extra SO Is
912 rs; double treble extra Sl3 509l5 50;
choice SIG OO@l6 80.
WHEAT-Stif and unchanged.
CoRN-Firm, but slow, at 81 O6@l Os, the
latter for fancy white.
OATS-Easier, at 769SOc.
BARLEY - Very firm; 81 271a@1 40 for
Spring.
RYE-Higher, at 81 4591 so.
PRovIsIoNs-Quite dull, and without
material change.
LARD-No sales; 12c offered, and 121ac
asked for prime leaf
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Especial to Evansville Journal.
New Orleans Market.

By Telegraph NEW ORLEANS, April G..
COTTON-Unsettleda and easier; sales l 800
bales low middling 2714c. Receipts LOSS
bales; exports 8 ,425 bales.
SUGAR-Demandl limited prime to choice
1890.
MoLASSES-Market bare.
FLoUR-Very firm, and advanced 25c !;
Superfine sl2 70@l2 rs.
CoRN-FirIn, and prices unchanged.
OATS-Active and higher, at S5@S51ac.
PoRK-Dull and dropping, at S24 so.
BACoN-Shoulders 101ac; ribbed sides
12s4c; clear sides 1910. r rvrf 4 sF-F
GoLD--133s4@ 134. -41 a
STERLING ExCHANGE-43I@45A.s
N. Y. SIGHT-s4c premiuIa. ?.
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Doors open at and SPIN.
Admission to the whole Combined Show
so cents; children under ten years of age
Is cents k.4Te - AZ WEr
The above Company WIN perform g.
boro. Wednesday, April l7tn; Koekpo1L.
APRIL isshi yss atns ErIdia
Grand Procession at 10 AN.
Grand Aerial Ascension by Mrs. Jennie
Presenting series of entertainments re-.
plete in every feature with absorbing In
terest and attractive nov city, and so re-
fined, artistic, and recherche in represent.
alton as to warrant the hearty approval az
all lovers of the truly grand and subiims
In the Equestrian, Gyinnastlc, Athletl1,
Glass and Popular Artists win participate.
they whom the Management can take
pleasure in presenting and the audlene
who have received every manifestation
approval from the most critical audience
Among those who have passed this oIasaI
bition OF this mammoth combination, aae
Madame Marie Macarte, Miss Nellie baGa
Signorita Bonifante, the Miaco Bn9tneH'
Henrico Tfbbs' Mr.. Thos. Poland, Mr.. Sam
uei Kinds, Old Sam. Lathrop, Mr.. GEG-
shaw, Mr.. Tom Burgess, ana troupe a.
Tha zoolocicai Department is unusuassy
large and complete, and s embraces m mSy
Raasts and Birds, from every quarter N.
the globe. among which are Asiatic ana
African Lions. Tigers, Leopards, PantheIs
fchneumons, Ocelots, Tapirs, GoriIisG
edIy large display Of brilliant and bearrEs-
mi pIumaged Birds, some Of which are ez-
hibfte.. for the first time in this county,
viz, the Sacred White Peacocks, from
Japan.
formances of the truly beautiful little lady,
Signorita Ella Eugene, in the Dens OF the
each exhibition, and by her unaecoun1-
able power reduce the savage monsters 10
abject and even servfle submission, Prs
senting the most astonishing instance 01
female intrepidity ever witnessed.
In addition to the above brilliant apc
unparalleled array of genuine and sensibls
attractions, there will be introduced th&
performances of Trained, Trick, and Dane
Ing Horses, Monkeys, and PONIES, and
Laughable Comicalities. laps div
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voolfolk, formerly of the great Atlantic.
He is assisted by Mr.. Robert p. Lodge, for
merly of the famous Indiana. Capt. Yves.
Whitlow, so well known in the Louisville
and Henderson packet trade, is her chief
mate, and better never trod a forecastle.
The Richmond is receiving large quanti-
ty of freight here, and will ply regularly
in this trade-...-The Mary Swan, detained
unavoidably, will leave for Memphis this
morning at 10 O'Clock, positively.
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Especial to Evansville Journal
Louisville Market.

By Telegraph LOUISVILLE, April q.
ToBACco-Sales of 96 Hhds. at 81 25@l5 for
all low grades; market firm and good.
FLoUR-Superfine, $40.
CoRN-Shelled in bulk, soc; ear, IS.
O.ATS-70c.
CoTToN-241zc.
MESS PoRK-S2.
BACON-Unchanged.
WHISKY-22c.
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New York Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK, April 6.
By Telegraph

BY Telegraph.I NEW IOHk, AprIIO.
DRY GooDs-Trade is generally rather
quiet though a fair business is doing in
new and novel styles in chaste and desira-
BILE coloring, at steady rates; but other
low and dull. Under the decline In cotton
and gold. in the prices Of dry goods, no es-
sential change has occurred, except in
Merrimacs of b brand, and prints, in dark
styles, which are down to l6c.
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Special River Dispatches.
EXCLUSIVELY TO THE JOURNAL.

MEMPHIS, April, 6.-The weather is de-
lightful. The river fell three inchesin the
past twenty-four hours. Business is very
dull.
PrTTsBURG, April 1.-The weather on
Saturday was warm and pleasant. The
river was rising rapidly at dark, with ID
feet of water in the channel. 1iH9H
Departed--Ezra Porter, for Cincinnati.
No arrivals. sEfn-W ff s
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TOR SALE-GROCERIES- fine stock
E of Groceries and Fixtures, in central
location, with good run of custom. To
any one desiring to go into this business,
the present offers an excellent opportunity,
as the establishment will be sold at bar
gain. For particulars, address p. o. Lock
ROx a. Evansville, Ind. ffeb2S
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Especial to the Evansville Journal.
Memphis Market.

By Telegraph.J MEMPHIS, April 8.
CorToN-Quiet and Unchanged holders
refuse to accept the prices offered; receipts
l7S bales; exports, IT'S bales.
q Other markets unchanged. ....+<l
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TyOR SALE-LOT.-For sale at a bar
gain, a Lot 80 feet on First Street, with
a good building on it, suitable for manu-
featuring purposes. Inquire of d. BAER,
corner OF First and Main streets. lfeb9 dim
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A Nice Residence for Sale.

r WILL SELH MY FAMILY RESI-.
IL DENCE, on the corner of Second and
Walnut Streets, in Evansville now in
good order-for reasonable price, on easy
terms. Possession given May 10th. Title
perfect. ADDRESS III. 2. READ,
lbs Race Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
feb23 diff
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Hat and Bonnet Bleaching.

THANKING THE LADIES OF
~ Evansville for their liberal patronage,
wish to announce that am now ready
to fill any order of Hat and Bonnet Bleach.
ing for the ensuing Spring season. Call at
MRS. A. NOLAN'S,
Hat and Bonnet Bleacher,
ap4 1w] Two squares above Judge Laws.
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European Markets.

By Telegraph PARIS, April z.
Bourse Flat rentes, SO francs.
FRANKFORT, April z.
u. 8. Bonds, n.
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n LARGE LOT of SHAKER HOODS
~ just received and for sale low at
apps LANPHEAR & MITCHELL'S.
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MONETARY & COMMERCIAL
Financial Exhibit of Indiana Cities
Comparison of National Bank
Statements " - O.

-COMpdfiSOH VI NdtiOHdl DdHh
We have taken from our exchanges
the Quarterly Statements ending April
1st, of the National Banks of the
leading cities of Indiana, especially
those which aspire to rival Evansville
in population or business We have
not been able to find the reports of all
the banks of either indianapolis or
Lafayette, and hence cannot embrace
them in the comparison. Indianapo-
lis, with the Government and State
deposits would, we judge, surpass our
city; we have no doubt Lafayette
would fall below both Evansville and
Fort Wayne, but exceed New Albany:
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Rare Chance !gTlBNf
100 Lots for Sale on Time.

r AN SELLING THOSE DESIRA-
~ BILE Lots in the Southern Enlargement
to persons wishing to build, ALTOGETHER
ON TIME, and at my CUSTOMARY CASH
PRICES. This affords mechanics and la
boring men an opportunity of owning
their own houses for the money they
: would pay out for rent. Better call soon.
When the street railroad is built, these
lots will be worth double the price now
offer them at.
JNO. ]. CHANDLER,
E ~ No., Second Floor,
ap3 diff Chambers Block.
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WANTED.

"YANTED-AGEN (Male or Female)
" Can clear $50 per week at their own
home, in light and honorable business.
Any person having a few hours daily to
spend will find this a good paying business.
Address, sending stamp, for full partlcu-
lars, E. E. Lockwood, Detroit, Michigan.
app d6t.Wlt
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FOR SALE.

Gunny Bags.
az BALES GUNNY BAGS for sale
80 by #. H. EHRMAN & Co..
APPS dat No. Is Water street.
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BOARDING. ETo

DOARDING.--Th The best of accommo-
ID datiOns can be had at MRS. E. Nj.
BURNS'S, at the Bulls Head, beyond the
Depot. Large and comfortable rooms for
the accommodation of families. jams d3m
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Eggs! Eggs!
"YANTED-EGGS IN ANY GUAM.
:" tity, large or small, at the United
States House, No. Oil Main Street. between
Seventh and Eighth for which the high
est market price will be paid in cash.
mch6 3m E r. RANGER.