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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-03-16
LEGAL. PROBATE MATTERS &C.
j LEGAL NoTIcE.-Walker Richmon,

LEGAL NOTICE.-Wal alker Richmond,
Of Sullivan Sullivan County Indiana Henry Richmond
OF warren, Trumbull County, Ohio, Alfred NJ Cleveland
OF tne state Of Pennsylvania and Jua Mc intyre, VIII
Take Notice:
Petition Filed against them on the 7h day
OF March, A. D, 1861, in the Court OF Common Pleas,
within for the County of Ashtabua and State OF Ohio
by Agnes Palmer ard H. W. Palmer, and is now pending
wherein the said Petitioners demand partition OF the
following Real Estate to wt-situate in the County of
Ashabua and State of Ohio in Township OF Plymouth,
being In lot Number a. in said township and bounded
ana described as follows beginning at point In the
East Line Of lot No a. in the centre OF the road which
point Is ID chains and 43 links from the Southeast corner
Of the lot and which is also the Southeast corner OF
walker Richmonds land, and runs thence South 80 de-
grees and So minutes West along Walker Richmond's
South line so chains and IS links to stake in the West
line OF the lot at the Southwest corner of said Walker
klchmonds land, thence South IL minutes East along
the West line Of the lot I3 chains and ~ links TO the
corner of the lot to stake thence East along
the South line of the lot 30 chains and ~ links TO the
corner of the lot to the centre OF the road
thence North 12 minute West along the East line OF the
lot and along the centre of the road 13 chains and 43 links
to the place of beginning containing 81 and 30o acres
OF landand that the next term of said Court the said
Agnes Palmer and H. W. Palmer will apply for an order
that partition be made of said premises or thai
partition cannot be made without manifest injury that
proceedings may be had in thepremises as are au
thorized by law
AGNES PALMER, and
IL. w. PALMER,
March :, 1857 6tS97 their Attorneys.
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NOTICE.-James Osborn is hereby no.
tfed that the 18th day of January 1867, Aaron
Hubbard filed his Petition in the Court of Common Pleas
within and for the County of Ashtabula, and State of
Ohio therein setting forth in substance that the 10th
day of January the said James Osborn was indebted
to him for work and labor before that time done and
formed, and that he that day had accounting with
the said Games Osborn and there then found due
from said Osborn said Hubbard the of One-thou-
sand and seventy Dollars which he is unpaid and
for which he asks Judgment And the said Osborn is
qured to said Petition before the 10th day
of March, 1867.
Jefferson February 9, 1867.
6ts94 SIMONDS & CALDWELL
ATTORNEYS for Plaintiff
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THE WHITE PINE COMPOUND.

GEO. w. SWETT, u. D. Proprietor.
~ Prepared at the NEW ENGLAND BOTANICAL
DEPOT l06 Hanover street. Boston, under the SuPerys-
ion of Rev. j. w. Poland. sasE
BENTON, MYERS q CANFIELD, and STRONG
ARMSTRONG, Wholesale Agents, Cleveland.
At Retail by III. A. HENDRY, Ashtaouhs, and by deal
ers in Drugs and Medicines generally. s6e-H
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INyALID PENSIONERS HAVING

hitherto received but eight dollars per month and
who have lost hand foot; permanently and
totally disabled in the otherwise disabled as
IN rerer their inability to perform manual labor EQUIV
sIent TO the Of hand foot can now upon proper
application obtain an increase Of pension . at least ar
teen dollars per month.
Those who may be entitled as above, and who wish to
please forward to my address, their old certificates and
advise me when and where they enlisted. when and
and where disease contracted wound received for
which pension Is claimed and when application WAS
made for pension originally State all these ACTS a. i.
and explicitly possible. On receipt ofthe foregoing
viii prepare the necessary papers and send Jon With
ill Instructions how execute No success 70 ee.s
Cut this ont for reference. Address - "a s,s -
ID. ". GAGE. -
War Claim and Penrfon Axe1f
eEcs No. ~ Cases Hoct rsa-P n
50 esevssan1 osio.
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LEATHER AND FINDINGS.

LEATHER AND FINDINGS.
w w. SMITH, MANUFACTURER
w and Dealer in Leather and Findings, Nah
street. (opposite Phenix Foundry Ashfabua Ohio
CASH PAID FOR HIDES. PELTs AND CALFsKINs.
Just received, and now for sale good an assorted
''''A - LEATHER AND FINDINGS
as can be found in any Western Market and which viii
an object for Boot and Shoe and Harness Manuactarers
in th Vicinity to favor with their patronage feeling
satsded that can sell them everything needed in their
business as cheap be found in Cleveland or
be Eastern Markets. thereby saving freight and travelling
expenses and loss Of time. r.sls
fIl are cordially invited to call aud examine my stoek
before purchasing elsewhere Confident that make
II for your interest to buy in this market shall tsko
pleasure in seeing my old friends and the public and
Showing them my stock Below, give partial list OF
articles:
Spanish and slaughter SOLE upper and harness Leeher
spanish and slaughter kip French calf and kP oek and
hemock calf and kip; collar leather and horse hides
mems and vomen's morocco; band and iscng ieatHer
Innings, bindings topping and russets
FINDINGS.
Lasts, pegs thread webb, Packars Ink iron and znc
nails round head tacks bstles avis hammers i1eers
sand stones rasps knives floats size Sticks and straps
boot trees shoe aces punches lasting irons eyeets
let sets stitehwhees sitchmarkers heel shayes edgo
planes strip avis welt knives, elastic, heel ball. stitch
Ing cord lasting tacs heel and toe plates boot backing
boot brushes harness oils, and all kinds OF finishing
irons, etc. etc. w. W. SMITH
Ashtabula, Dec 1850 80
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PLEASE GIVE US A CALI

n. B-To those who have accounts with ms due and
mast due would say circumstances make il necessary
that close up these matters during the present month
We hope our friends will bear this In mind.
SMITH GILKEy
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They are prepared and Selling Cheaper

any other establishment of the kind in the country
or CITY, we mean whatwe say and would invite the pub
Tic In general to for themselves before buying else
where We are making 1t object for any one to give
us CALL and will pay them well for coming to large
STOCK to select FROM which is as large as any In any
CITY, Having sixteen years expereuce in business and
buying all our stock direct from the manufacturers East
and conducting our own business enables us to sell
lower than competitor in the region. Our work is
1t always has been-the best
We also have on hand large stock Of Eastern work
winch we sell very low among which viii be found sin
gle lounges, bed lounges, carpet and rep lounges.
Spring Mattresses at greatly reduced prices OF our
own make.
Don't forget the place. few doors south Of Fisk, S
man Il Cos. Flour and Feed Store.
Also particular attention paid to carpet laying Cur
tain and Cronice hanging all Of which viii be done with
readiness and disDatch
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L HIS Quarry, situated at Thompson,
Geauga County is the nearest and most for
the citizens of Ashtabua and vicinity of any other and
the quality of its superior for rmness OF textur
and durability. Stone cut to any dimensions and 10
and at short notice Orders socitated for Flagging
Steps Well-Stones, Underpinning, Window and Doc
Cans and Sills Coping and water Tables. When the
travelling is good parties may do their own hauling
considerable saving. %. EDGERTON.
Thompson, Oct. /. 1865. S61
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"PreventiOn is Better than Cure.
DIR. RECORDS
Celebrated Preventive Lotion.

A pPRoyED AND HIGHLY RECOMMENDED BY
"A the French Medical Faculty. rs the only safe and
nallbe antidoo against infection from Special Diseases
This Invaluable preparation is suited for either SEX and
has proved from ample experience, the most eihclent
and reliable Preventive discovered thus efectng
desideratum long sought for in the Medical World.
used according to directions every possibility OF danger
may be avoided single application will radically neil
traDe the venerea virus, expe all impurities from the
absorbent vessels and render contamination impossible
Be wise in me and at very small outlay save hours Of
untold bodily and mental torments.
This most reliable specific universally adopted In
te Old World is new offered for sale for the first time in
America by +. A. DUPORT 4 CO., only authorized
Agents for the United States.
Price 50 per bottle Large bottle, double size, S.
The usual discount to the tra1e. Sent, securely
hacked on receipt of price, to any address, with drec.
tions and pamphlet, by addressing to
F. A. DUPORT & CO.,
Sole Agents for DR.. nicord's P L.,
May % Tyr No. - Cold Street, New York.
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w AN T S
JITANTED-SALEsME EVERYWHERE

yJIANTED-SALESME EVERYWHEkE
w Ladies and Gcntlemen-slO0 10 $3.50 per month. l
to sell the GENUINE COMNION-SENSE FAMILY SEW,
ING MACHINE. Price only s1s. This Machine Will
stitch hem fell tuck bind quilt, braid, and embroider
The cloth cannot bo pulled apart even after cutting
across the seam every quarter OF an 1nch Every
terms to agents, or call at McDOWELLS BLOCK, cor
ner Fourth and Green Streets Louisville ky:,-
BLISS McEATHRON,
General Agents.
N. B-Positively genuine unless coming through
our office.
Juue4 tuths3ho
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THE LADIES
MUTUAL AID ASSOCIATION,
cATAwBA COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA.

TrAyING ON HAND LARGE SUPPLY UF hEAga' !.
MADE CLOTHING, suitable for Gentlemen, "a.
dcs and Children and being desrous OF diminishing our
Stock before the season advances too far we ~oua
cialy the attention Of the Puone ue ~,
or three weeks from date. ,,.,oe,ropy
Apply at the ~, -, C,, ESa 80,
January 30 NO ~ SnA'iieAa eA@e"
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FIRE HOAN.

MAYORALTY OF CHARLESTON
CITY HALL, November 9, 1866.
4 IL PERSONS DESTROYS OF REBUILDING IN Il BE
n Burnt Districts and Waste Places of the City, un-
dor "An Act OF the General Assembly, giving authority
to the City Council of Charleston to proceed in the mat
ter Of Fire Loan, with view to aid in building up thu
City anew are hereby notified that the form Of apph.
cation loans be Obtained at the Office of the Clerk
of Council, between the hours of 9 A. NJ and Pm
ALI applications must be d in the above mentioned
Office as the Committee Will meet every Monday to con.
slider the same.
By order Of the Mayor W. q. SMITH,
NoYemberl0 CLERK Of Council.
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CHARLES TON.
SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST 8, 1867.

Jop WoRK-We have now completed our
Office 80 as to execute, in the shortest possible
time, ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and we
most respectfully ask the patronage OF our
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TTAvING WITHDRAWN ENTIRELY FROM THE
firm of ALLAN & SIDDONS, my friends and the
public generally respect ully informed through this
medium that will resume the WATCH MAKING AND
JEWELRY BUSINESS, about the LIST september, at
No. 3O4 KING 81 RECT ncxt to Mr. Druckers Dry Goods
House) All work inrusted to my will be executed
in faithful and workmanlike manner
All Jewery work which left at the store OF ALLAN
SIDDONS prior to the LIST of August TO DO repaired
can be had by calling at the jewelry establishment OF
Messrs W. G. WHHDEN & CO., corner King and Beau
1an streets i. l.. SlDDoNo.
August
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LAparsr ClRcuLATIoN.-The DAILY

LARGEST CIRcULATIoN.-The DAILY
NEWS publishes the Official List of Let
ters remaining n. the P0s'c6ice at the ent
of each sOeek, agrceaOy to the t0l'0~'n9
section of the NeD Postofice Lao, as the
newspaper having the largest circulation IN
The City of Charleston:
srcros And be it further enacted That lists of let
tors remaining uncalled for in any Posocc in any city
town or village where newspaper shall be printed
shall hereafter %Lc published once only IN inc t
largest circulation within range of delivery OF the saio
Office
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DISSOLUTION.

TIME FIRM OF ALLAN 4 SlDDONs Is THIS DAY
/ dissolved by tho withdrawal of Mr.. L. L. Siddons
Either party Is authorized 10 sign in liquidation;
L. l.. SIDDONS.
Charleston August ], 1867.
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JAMES ALA
A CARD.

WILL CONTINUE THE JEwELRY BUSINESS AT
w No. 3O7 KING STREET.
WATCHES AND JEWELRY REPAIRED.
Aup1st
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ing tavern have not been held to be inconsistent
Judging by the tostim ony as to the icspoctaoih'S
of witne ;ses in the SURRATT case.
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ST AL communications intended Tor publication m
his Journal must be addressed 10 he Edator Of Me ne
DaifT Ne.cs, No IS Hayne-stree, Charleston, S. G.
Business Communications 70 Publisher OF Daay
Weeannot undertake 10 re,yrn rejected co1nneu'''ca
Advertisements outside ofe city must be accon'pa'
MED 1piih The cash.
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T1NGINES AND GINS FOR SALE.-TWO
II STEAM ENGINES, with shafting, MCCARTHY
COTTON GINS, &C., complete. Terms made easy; Ap-
ply to WILLIS Chlsol.M'
Ju1v l3 81
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An admircr of the Roy. HENRY WARD BEEcHER,
residing in Troy, N. Y, has nominated that DIS
tingushed clergyman as q candidate for the Presl-
dency. Mr. BEEcHER's first appearance in the
political world was as candidate for the post OF
member of tho New York Constitutional Conyen-
ton, but his utterances on the exciting public
topics of the day had been too outspoken Tor sue
CESS Tho failure in obtaining the minor oihce
may bo an incentive to try again. At all events
if he could be induced to run, VIC should have
real puritan" to head the ticket, without an!
fear that ''blackleg" would be associated will
him, as was charged years ago, against dlstin
guished politicians.
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IT IS STATED that with the view Of promoting q
taste for sacred music in the University OF Duohn
the Board have founded eight musical exhibitions
per annum, tenablc for FIVE years. The exhibition
ers will be allowed most Of the advantages OF
scholars but will have to take part every Sunday
in the service of the college chapel. The first ex-
oro;not;on will be held next November.
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70 R SALE.

IvOR SALE.-A LIGHT CARRIAGE SUiTA,
IL BILE for one or two horses. Also one second hand
double set harness nearly new. Apply to
HOLMES & MACBETH,
No. SO Broad street.
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INOR SALE, A CARRYALL, WITH TWO
l. Seats. pole and shaft. Also set OF double and
single HARNESS. all in good order Can DC seen an anu
81 Lynch street May II
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CATO N AL.
COPARTNERSH

MIR. JAMES ADGER, JR..
rs THIS DAY ADMITTED A MEMBER OF OUR
| FIRM. ADAMS, FROST Il co.
August ], 1867 thstu3 august
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nor left undefended like the men-of-war Of ten
years since, she is an adapted frgate, armed suf-
fciently to resist the average Of modern missiles,
and fast enough to save herself when the projec-
tiles against which she is contending sre too heavy
for her. With registered tonnage Of S775 tons,
length Of 2s7 feet 50 feet BEAM and 26 feet draught
ofwater her hull Of teak and oak carriages, five
and three-quarters inch iron plating, to protect
her engines Of S00-horse power amid-ships, and
oue OF two and q half inches to cover'bow and
starn. Her crew Of 500 officers and men is well
disciplned and appointed, and altogether the
British frigate appears worthy Of the admiration
she is receiving.
mA staff Officer in the Masonic columns Of the
Naw York Dispatch, furnishes the following
ST give the following incident falling under my
own observation, as an instance, where the
Masonic tie OF brotherhood proved stronger than
the fear Of death, and more lasting than the ha-
tired Of mortal foes. At the second battle of Cold
Harbor. the repuJse of the Federals left the
ground in front Of the Confederate works streWn
with their dead and wounded-these, lying more
than . day under the hot July sun, dying with
thirs. begged piteously for help, but in vain, as
the Federal lines we're 80 close that none could
leave the protection OF the breast work without
being made target for their bullets. Some
dragged themselves to tho ditch and were hoisted
over by means Of waist belts buckled together and
let down to them. At this time, when to cross the
works seemed certain death, two men came to
head quarters and asked permission to bring in
wounded Federal lying in their front. They
we're referred to the order prohibiting snch reck-
less exposure and the danger Of the attempt point
ed out They answered that the man had shown
the Masonic signal Of distress, and that as Masops
thew felt bound to attempt to relieve him at any
cost. The General tR. F. HoKE) could not refuse
his consent, and at nightfall the two went upon
the field, and though exposed5p the greatest dan
ger, succeeded in bringing thpt4an safely off He
proyed to be Lieutenant ceionel, badly shot in
The head; he was carried to % private hospital
carefully attended by Masons, and eventually re-
covered from his wounds, at first considered NOR
tai. As Gen. GRANT sent in no flag Of truce but
continued his fire upon the Confederate ambulance
corps, his wounded lay where they fell, and nearly
sIl died without help in sight Of two armies; but
the Masonic signal, teebly raised, had found re-
sponse in hostile breasts, and added one more to
the many victories Of Love over DEATH"
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THE JOURNAL DE PARIS publishes, from the pen
Of M. WEISS, one of its editors, long account OF
personal attack made on him, in the office OF
that paper, by ANAToIE and ALBERT DURUY, sons
of the French Minister of Public Instruction, on
account of an article which he had inserted the
preceding day against certain measures connected
| with the administration of their father. ANAToLE
DURUY first struck him. and tho other brother
continued the attack. NM EDoUARD HERvE and
PLANoUETTE, two other writer's on the Journal
hearing the noise of tho scufte, hurried in and
put an end to the scene of violence. Nh. WEISS
remarks, in reply to some published statements
which, he says, were wide of the truth: "Wth my
own hand imprinted my SOUVENIR on tho checks
of nv two aggressors. I rendered eye for eye
| tooth for tooth, in manner which gave me full
perfect and absolute satisfaction. I will not say
that on any other occasion I should be contcnted
with such summary and immediate satisfaction,
but with the DURUY brothers it is sufficient" Mr.
WEISS is evidently able to take care of himself.
In HONOLULU AN ingenious expcdent has been
devised TO violate the License Law OF the Sand
wich Islands. The drink is pungent acid liquid,
prepared by females who express the juice OF the
a,va root by mastication. This liquor is fearfully
intoxic ltng in it's effects, producing insanity Tho
Government attempted, some years ago, to restrict
tho sale of the aua by only issuing Limited num-
Der of licenses, and by requiring from the pur-
chaser the production Of physicians certificate
that the liquor was to be used incidentally. These
certificates are prepared on Saturdays, and sold to
the first conner for twenty-five cents apiece. The
medical profession in Honolulu have no cause to be
very proud Of its members when they combine with
the aaoa sellers. But do We possess much supe-
rior civilizatonP Practicing medicine and keep
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A FEW WORDS OF COMMON
SENSE. II.

How there who not subject to some affection
Of the lungs orrcspratory organs who by neglechng
pre1nontory symptoms. nggravatc the complaint, until
d1sease strikes its shafs cauing tnexpreesibe torture
of the psenHnd anxiety and distress to friends '.Only
ood -A zlght throatl is tho h~,1lcss rernark
Of many when so Affected. Yes "Ony 1old, was the
thought.es expression of thousands whom Death has
marked for his prey. -lE2. g9 rs
Forewnrned-Ferearmedl should be the motto forever
In the minds Of all subject to Coughs, Colds Catrrh
Influenza Words Of advice should be needed by ali
fering from Asthma Bronchitis, Consumption. Relief
within their reach; and II neglected. fatal consequences
Life Of rniserya daily, hourly struggle
istence contest in which there be but victor
-Deathl " %"H0>
Does it not appal tho strongest mind to thin1 the
result caused by neglect? Then why delay2 That ex-
be offered, when timely warning unded IN
your earsP When the danger is pointed II, why
avoid 1t2 MARsDEN's PEcToAAL BALM. been usod
with success in nearly million Of cases. nd s endorsed
by the Medical Faculty the rrompt and etca-
cious remedy that scientific has discovered to
relieve and all OF 90 ,rhe, Colds Inhuenza
Even when tho sufferer s the last stages he will find
relief by using this prep ration. Ono botne'wn CON
vince the most 1ncreduo that the merits Of this prepa-
ration arc by no means exaggerated In fact fall far abort
OF the eulog1es bestowed BY thousands have
been cured by its timely guarantee accompanies
each bottle and dealers instructed in every instance
to refund the money when this preparation fails to
ueve. .& #-n|l G. .sss-> 49,, ,g-4s,4,a T6|
Prepared by T. W. MARsDEN. No. 1877 broadway, New
York. sl&Iy5 IS. - 4. aE&~s.1 ''ti4
Price, so cents small bottles 81 large size.
: .rSsE #. l@ ENG l. GASSIIDEY,
+t "ss oItE5a -. Wholesale Agents, Charleston,
GOODRICH, WMEdAN & CO.,
H. ~ ~ wholesale Agents, Charleston.
+ And all Retail Druggists. 3mo NJ y Deoeznber4
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CoTTEE-The market continues very Quiot: email Rales
Rio reported ut 24a21Zc and 200 bags OF
Iagusyra at 1Sa19kc per lb gold. -
CorToN-The market is more active and prices nave
advanced About 1000 bnlos Of Mddnes sod IN los as
3sa33c for Upians and 35 5Ha36hc Per 10 ZOE NOW VI
leans, closing at 35aSG3So per ID. s,
6HAIc-Prtne wheat scarce and IN iar demand, out
other kinds are dun neglected 1000 bushels Penn
av3ynin ed sold at 81 5000 bushels southern do
at sSa3 as 500 NO spring nt 80; 600 bushels
No spr1ne ut "a 10: COCO bushels California whito ut
S3 a5a3 SV $500 bushels do private terms; small lots
Of Penusyivania Mt 2oa 25 Southern do ut
ss 25os s5 q ousnel as to quality Ryeis in fair do
rnand 1000 bushels Western sold ut 81 S0 TOO bushels
at and 1890 bushels IN lots At 81 se
bushel. Corn is Ia r demand ut theecaine: about
bushels sold at nom s2a9.S; 4o90 bush,
81 bushel onts arewitho9t change; 600 bush, b
els sold In lots at from 67a59c for Southern and 67a5So
bushe for Pennsylvania 1000 bushels Of New
York barley sold at 81 20, and 1000 bushels OF matt 81
81 - p bushe The receipts to-day as follows: 1S0
bbla Hour $500 bushels wheat 1850 bushels corn 1900
bushels oats. f~ -. .. -. -,
COON and 0kslOo q fb for Carolina. : q
T1oun-Piccs have advanced. but tho deuaand is lin.
ie 800 bbls Of Jenny Lind and 800 bbs o. Broad street
Mills family sold for shipmont on terms kept prtvase
about 1000 bbts sold IN lots to the retailers ana naaes m
prices ranging 5s 81 rs soc supsrhne - ~ So
Tor extra l 13 90 for low grade and onsy NoItn-
west family So Il for Pannsyvana and Ohio family.
and S14 50 10 per Dbl for fancy brands as TO quan
Bye aour sells in small way at 81 rs per Dbl