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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-26
Boston Shoe Market.

The boot ami shoe market. just now,
consJliG - a LOiablr exception TO The STATE
OF trade III nearly all branches OF domestic
manufacture. The business in Fall goods
has set in D~etlInts. and il now being prose-
cuted with considerable vigoT, with vatues
firm and tending up The leading whole
sale houses On Pearl Street, engaged i'll tile
Western ano southern trade, present an
animated appearance, anu are %hippIng
large Qualities of heavy goods.
Il large Jobbers and retailers are here
IN good numbers. ana, Notwithstanding
the advance IN prices, are preparing to
take fun stocks. they are induced to Op-
erate freely 10y me good crop prospects, as
well as the settled con VIctIOn that prices
are not likely to go lower thi season.
Manufacture are very fully employed
on orders. and some of Them are Largely
sold ahead The stocks on the open mar
ket are alre4dy much reduced those made
up early IN the season are sold up clio e;
and, as buyers are now obliged to fall Dack
upon later IN de and higher cost goods,
they are IN some cases a little Tes:lve under
the advanced rates waich are ~vOId Ole
under the circumstances.-BtQletir J4gg =.
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New York Grocery Market.

C~oFFEE-The demand for Rio Is still very
limited. Prime Is scarce and firm but go ri
and qualities be'ow are very Gull and NOM
inal, lhe tendency being in buyers favos r.
Private adVices are ut hand from Rio. d.
ted Gath ult., received via Lisbon and -, =
don. which note large shipments To the
United States. but, as stocks We're cOn>ide-
rably reduced there. and prices had ma e.
rally advanced. tn market here was not
very Sensibly affected: the safes are 1858
bags, balance ex Nueva Falna, at &c; AL
do per Tammo S4c; III do per Mlly,
l0L2c. all gold IN bond: ana 1890 do. per
Lucie. on private terms. In other descrip-
tions we have only to notice $50 bags Lag
uayra at I%9l44c, gold.
The market for refining grades
OF raw is quite dull, and prices droop; but
grocery qualities are in good demand and
prices of these are not only sustained, but
are a little higher; we quote fair to good
refining Cnba, 1l1s9nAc; and fair 10 good
fined is not active, and prices of some de
scrlptions are rather lower-we quote
other than Stuarts: Hard, l6189l7c; soft
white, l5L29l6c; and yellow. 1954glf4c.
The sales OF raw are 4,3s7 hhds. Cuba atlU5s
@l3c; AGA do. Porto Rico, Il14@l4c; $50 do.
st. Croix, l29l24c; and ISL boxes Havana,
l29l34c. The estimated stock yesterday
was 76 S65 hhds; 1854 boxes, and 26, 1876
bags.
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The Cotton SUNNY.

Cotton has moved at last. and the logic
OF the figures has become so plain and con-
vincing That 1t. cannot be resisted any
longer, and the English spinuers are be-
coming sensible of the fact that the supply
is running down. and the consum ption in
creaslng. In the Monthly circular of Mr..
PIN the >tste of the case is explained.
Bankers had no faith in the current rates
for cotton; thought they must drop down
therefore demanded large margins on
loans made on the article. This Will make
because there is nothing alarms the states
men, the capitalists, aud the merchants of
England SO much as a scarcity of cotton.
This was fully demonstrated in 1852, and
may be again, though not in the same de-
gree The reorganization of labor in the
South, these Englishmen will find out
sooner or later, cannot be accomplished IN
q year or two, and until this is done a
large amount of it will be missapplied, and
then, come up to the old standard.-Cir-
cinnGti Price Current.
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st. Louis Market.

By Telegraph ST. LOUIS, July ..
T~oBACCo-Ste dy and unchanged.
dull.
HEMP-Active and firm At 81 SOC So for
undressed. and y 65d3 90 for dressed.
FLoUR-Quiet, and buyers asking lower
prices; sales of double extra at $40 SOC
u 30: triple extras and choice II 45@l3.
WHEAT-3@5c lower; sales of good fall at
- l21%@2 10; prime 81 l792 20; choice s. $50
, Is.
TORN Declined 2@Sc; 81 l09l Il for
white; 95A@9Sc Tor yellow; 90995c for
mixed. =
OATs-Lower al 9OG CSC for new. i
RYE-Sales at 81 40 for choice.
BARLEY-65c for old Spring.
Provisions Rather weak; mess pork
S24 75@25; bacon and shoulders l3c; clear
sides I54 @16c; hams l9920c.
~LARD-Quiet at 1876 or choice keg, and
l4Lc in tin cans.
WHISKY-F at and no sales.
RECtIPTS-Wheat 1885 sacks: corn, 6.ESJ
buShelS; oats. l.l33 sacks; -four, 27 sacks.
Weather very warm, with Indications
of raIn.- - - ! - 49,
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Chicago Market.
By Telegraph

By Telegraph CHICAGO, July -.
FLoUR-Dull. heavy and nominai4y 25c
lower at Ia Ii for spring extra.
WHEAT-Dull aud 59l1c lower than yes
terday: sales OF No , spring at 81 71@1 so
CoRN-Moderateiy active al S4L@SoHc tor
No. !: S040Slc for No. ?.
OATS-Quiet and unchanged.
PROVISIoNS-inaciive.
MISS PORK-NOminal at 81.
. LARD At l214@l2%c.
. BEEF CATTLE-More active at SO 5097 .
for fair to good shipping.
SHEEP Dull.
RECEIPTs-2,6o0 bbs -four; $500 bushels
wheat; IlS,O0o bushels corn; II 1000 bushels
oats; and $500 hogs.
SHTPMENTS-6.000 bbis -four; $4,000 bush
els wheat; IL 400 bushels corn; and 700
bushels oats.
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L e R N Il w s
For other River Items see Seuerah Page.

LOUISVILLE, July 25.-The river is falling;
three feet and seven inches i'll the canal by
the mark.
PrrTsBuRG. July 25-The weather this
morning was cloudy and warm. with a
slight shower of rain between 9 and 10
O'Clock this afternoon il was cloudy and
very warm. The wharf presents a desert
ed appearance, and business for the pres
eut is entirely Suspe nded. kilograms from
OiF City say there is about 8 inches water
ia the river at that point.
The only arrivals not before noted up 10
midnight include the Florence TRADER,
Meos phis to Cincinnati; Morning Star.
Louisville and return; Ollie Sullivan, from
Cannelton, Eau Claire, from Pord River;
and Alpha, to Cumberland River-----The
Eau Claire and Ollie Sullivan were full of
tobacco---- Tire Rose Eite will take the
place OF the Tarascon next TUESDAY, and
the Palestine, the place OF the Morning
Star, on Wednesday, in the Louisville and
Henderson trade. The water is getting
too thin for the big boats 1.-THE Rose
Hite and the Palestine have been put in
complete repair. and are both pleasant
boats.
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MONETARY 4 COMMERCIAL
York Market.
BY Telegraph

BY Telegraph NEW YokK, July %.
CoTroN-A shade easier; sales, j 900 bales
FLoUSREReceipls. 1874 barrels; dull and Oc
lower tor old; sales, D 800 barrels at 80 aug
Z 80 for snperfine State 81 "a 90 for So
ern $40 4o@l2 90 for choice do. sS s0al0 IS
for shipping extra h II. o.; $40 IS
for trade brands; 50 00@ll 90 for Spring st.
Louis; and sIl@is 90 for Winter do. Cali
fornia. without change; sales, 600 barrels.
Rye -four, nrm sales OF 400 barrels at SIG
g 90
WHIsKy-Quiet; sales. 100 barrels West
WEEAT-Receipts. 9.7O7 bashels; dull
and 20sc lower for old. and 3G5c for new;
sales, 26.6 0 bushels at 81 601zc for rejected
Spring 81 for No. . Milwaukee; & 50@2 60
ior new amber Mary land aud Tennessee;
white Michigan; and 81 80 for white Cali
RYE-More active: sales, Il, 600 bushels of
Canada AT ) T@l 81.
BARLEY-Dull.
MALT N oeninal.
~CoRS-Firsn and in good request; sales.
lG6 600 bushels, at 9sc6sl OF for new mixed
west IN; 81 o3 for choice ditto; S@95c for
unsounG citIto; s3GS5 for kiln dried.
OAFs-Shade irHser; sales, 6,S53 bush
els at S2@s4c for western; sc for unsound:
92@54c for OHIO, State and the new crop q
New Jersey.
RICE-Quiet.
CoFFEE-Nom+aal.
sgeAR1EiTn: sales, deogsheads Of
MoLASSES -Ainl.
HOPS Quiet.
PETRoLEUM-Guiet; lac for crude in
bulk, and 3h9321a for refined bonded
PokK-Heav and lower; "a es, S,SJG bar
refs al S23 60eGz3 IS for new mess; 81 20 Tor
old mess SIC 1920 90 for prime; So 10 for
pIiE1e mess: also. LOCO barrels OF ne
mes at 81 1592i %; closing at So g for
cash.
BEEF - Firm; sales. 80 barrels; heSf
hams dull: sales, 60 barrels al 39@ i0c.
BACoS-Quiet.
CUT MEArs-riIm at 81 - for packages;
ll12@l2c for shoulders; l5dlSc foT mans.
LARD-Q1iet and firm; sales, $50 barrels
ST Pea l34 for new.
BUTTER Unbalanced.
CHEESE-Lower; VG13a.
p. VI.
.FLouR-MaIket dull, and lec lower for
old. heavy and fresh ground.
W~HEAT-Dul and declining, with holders
of newdisposed to realize.
RYE-Si 40dl A for western.
'OATs-Quiet and firm; S3S55c for west
ern; 9 @9,c for Ohio.
CoRN-Quiet; 81 GOAL 03 for sound; seq
96c for unsounG new mixed western.
PoRK--Heavy and lower; sales 1850 bbls.
mess at s23 5062 Sc cash: and SIS 62a for
regular. closing, buyers, & ~ cash. and
sellers. s23 62L.
BEEF-Quiet and firm.
CUT MEATs-FirIn, with limited supply +;
dry sailed shoulders llA@l5c.
BACoN-Firm and quiet for want OF
stock.
LARD-Firm l27s9i314c for fair to prime
steam, and 1870 for Kettle rendered.
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New Orleans Market.

by Telegraph.l INV ORLEANS, Juiy2h
CoTToN-Unsettled, at 241z925c: sales 80
bales; receipt 325 do. imports &c do.
SUGAR-With only a re all trade for
Louisiana.
MoLASsES-No Louisiana in market; Gu
ba fair to prime lac; cnoice Muscovedo
mOlasseS sold at 54c.
FLoUR-QuieI; superfne $40 SO; double
extra 81.
C~oKS-Stock light; mixed yellow 81 25@
! %; white 81 4odl 10.
Gz-s-None in first hands, and retailing
in second hands at 81 IS
PoRK-Qulet and firm, and holders a X
ing $40 80.
STERLING FXCHASGE-i4.
Nav YORK sIGHT-Ha3s per cent pre-
miun.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

BY Telegraph NEW YORK. July Is.
Sorne styles of Dry Goods which have
ruled relatively high throughout the sea-
son, have finally declined in price, :. ch as
New York mills bleached musllns. which
are &c per yard lower, and now sell at 35c.
Also the Amoskeag tickInss have declined
! TO &c on the "A. &. a. brand. and are now
sell ng at 40c, and A. A. at Sc. OtE er styles
OF cottons, however, hold their price pref
~ well IN season. Brown Sheetings steady
at 17R9iSc for xports ~ofleadiUg markets;
l5@lO Tor fancy square cloths Fancy wool
ems are selling more readily, but still show
a hard sale, but yet there is a market for
the sale of all classes of goods, which par
takes of a buoyant feeling in anticipation
of a lively trade in August.
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Louisville Market.

By Telegraph. LOUISVILLE, July %.
ToBAcCo-Higher: sales of IS2 Ehds.
Lugs s. 9@5 90; leaf S5a35 80.
FLOUR-Superane 81 10: No. l new Sl2 OF.
W~HEAT-New prime g -.
G~ORN-Shelied 81 05@1 q delivered.
OATS-FOr bulk SIC.
Mes PoRK-Sold at S25 GO. &
BACoN-Shoulders l3Ac; clear side l6ISc;
fancy hams BE packed.
LARD-Tierces l215c.
WHISKY-Raw fn bond soc.
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New York Gold and Stock Market.

By Telegraph w& NEW YORK, July Is.
MoNEY-Easy and steady at 495 per
cent.
MISUNDERSTANDING quiet at lO95S@IlO14,
CODA sh d easier; opening at 1897,
and closing at 1897.
z FxPoRrs-Specfe trade ,Z73 "a.
SroCKs-Government stocks quiet and
withou any decided change In prices;
coupons, 1ssf, 1lOA; do. 1862. ny; do 1864,
1925; do. 1865. 1897 do. January and July.
1889; do. 1865, 1855; 10 40's coupons, 1925;
gold. 1897; August 1905, l07X: June do.
1915.
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Memphis Market.

BY Telegraph MEMPHIS, July %.
CorToN-DuiI at A@2Hc; receipts, 81
bales, no exports
HAY-S3 G0a24 90.
CORN-White,S 81 25al 80.
OATS-SI DIAL OF.
K-$26 00d26 %.
BACoN-l6c for clear sides.
IApn-I4e q
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Notice to Contractors.

YrHE COMMON OF THE
IL City of Evansville will receive sealed
July, 1867, for grading and paving the fol-
lowing alleys, W.: W.
For grading and paving the alley stu
ated between First and SecondStreets, and
extending from Vine to Division Street.
Grading and paving the alley situated
between First and Second Str cts. and
extending from Chestnut 10 Cherry Street.
Grading and paving the alley Situated
between Fourth and Fifth Street, and ex-
tending from w. inut to Chestnut street
Grading and paving the alley situated
between second and Third Streets. and
extending from Vine to Division street.
By order of the Council.
A. III. McGRIFF, Clerk.
City Clerks Once, July 6, 1867.
Jye union copy.l
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Editors Journal-Please announce me as
a candidate for reelection to the Office Of
Prosecuting Attorney for the 18th Judicial
Circuit at the coming election.
W. z. HARGRAEE.
FOR COMSoS LEA JUDGE.
We are authorized to Morris :.
Johnson as 81 candida e for Judge of the
Court of Common Pleas for the LIST District,
composed of the counties of Posey. Gibson,
Vanderburgh, and Warrick, at the next
October election.
T.. RORTNSON is a candidate for
IA, Judge OF the Court OF Common Pleas
in The First District, composed OF the eoun-
ties of Posey, N&nderburgh, Gibson. and
Warrick. jyS diff
Editors Journal-Announce me to the
people of the District as a candidate for
the office 81 Prosecuting Attorney
W. HARROW.
Mt. Vernon, Ind, July 4, 1867. jys
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Removal.
IL. GILBERT A Co. HAVE r.

- Il. GIlsBEkT u Co. HAVE RE-
Sc moved to their new fOur-story store,
be pleased to see all their old customers,
and as many new ones as Will favor them
with a call. A full assortment of Groceries,
ETC., always On hand. and tor sale at the
lowest market prices. We t0fH gire special
Inducements to all those buying for CASH.
Yov9 div
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WIN. 2, HASTINGS,
Scenic Artist and FrescO
Painter.

All orders left at Osborne & Tileston's
Paint Store, Locust Street, will be promptly
attended to.
CALSIMINE SEATINGS neatly done.
jyS d3m
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WANTED.
LOST.

- OST OR STOLEN-EOTES.-The fol-
lowing notes were stelen or lost frOns
my pocket on Monday afternoon July I'd,
1867, viz: One note tor $500 and one note
for 500 from Henry S~tockaeth, in favor of
Adolf Judy; and one note for S21 55, favor
of v. Smith. NOiice Is hereby given thai
has been stepped on all the above
notes. and all persons are warned against
purchasing the same.
jy2I div ADOLF JUDY
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Notice to Contractors

THE COMMON COUNCIL of the City
of Evansville, will receive sealed pro-
pOsals until the 5th day of August, 1857. for
Grading and Paving the Alley situated
between Water and First Streets, and ex-
tending from Mulberry Street to Gum
Street. 6
By order of the Council
A. NJ. MoGRIFF, Clerk.
City Clerks office, July Is, 1867.
tyIS feef Union copy.1 :
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Cincinnati Lumber Market.

CINCINNATI, JulyA-The trade in Lum-
Der not vary in any essential particu-
lar. Quotations are maintained as they
were:
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FOUND.

r0UND-CASE OF INSTRUMENTS
A pocket case of instruments, which
the owner can have by calling on De.
Compton, Third Street, between Main and
Locust, describing property, and paying
for IBIS advertisement ljy1& DIT
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FOR RENT.

THOR RENT-DWELLTNG-HOCSE
On the corner OF First and ~Leet
Streets. Inquire at the store of
jy25 div G. MILAER.
r0R RENT a large House withelev II
u rooms in good locality will make a
first rate Boa riding House. ElSO. 2 TWO
story Dwelling. with i've rooms. for Feat.
Possession of both Immediately.
a. JOHNSON, Real Estate Agent
july9 If Evansville. Indiana.
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BOARDING.

nRIvATE BOARDING.
F1rst-class Boarding, by the Day or
Week, at E. NJ. BURNS'S,
Nc. 76 Division St, bet. Second and Third,
may2l diff Evansville, Ind.
D0ARDENG-H 0tSE.-The under
Id signed has opened a HOuse
on Third Street, between Sycamore and
Vine, opposite Philip rs store, where
O number OF Aay and weekly boarCers can
be accommodated with board.
mayI5 Mrs. =. CARTER H..
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-04-10

FIRE AT PRAIRIE DU CHIEN.-Our sister
city was visited by most destructive fire
on Saturday morning last. We are in
debtcd to the Union for on Extra giving
the particulars below:
"This Saturday, April g. morning at
about half past three fire broke out in
the block Of buildings on Bluff street, op-
posite Dousman's Block, which were en-
tirely consumed.
The buildings were occupied as follows !:
George Wachter, saloon and billiard
room, contents saved, in damaged con-
dition. Insured, stock $1,000, building,
ys--~A c~a.' SA.o.. '-'a'' .--"'
John -Uellhera. saloon and dwelling
goods mostly saved. Insured for 400.
owned the building himself.
Terry & Halsey, meat market. Stock
insured for $500. Building owned by
Dousman.
Griffin & Erdenberger, grocery store
Stock mostly lost.
VIM. Sauer, meat market. Stock near
ly all destroyed. The last two buildings
owned by Dousman.
II. A. Phelps, grocery store. Insured
stock S2,4OO, building $500, latter owned
by Wetzel. o&
N. A. &E. Wright, book and drug store.
Insured for 81 500 on stock.
Rosenbaum & Koch, grocery store. In.
sured for 50, 100. The last two buildings
owned by Dousman.
The fire originated in Grifin's or Sauer's
market, from what cause we could not
learn
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-04-10

The Muscatine Courier states that o
preacher named Petty, who resides about
Is miles from Keokuk, left his wife and
children in very destitute circumstances
the ether day, and ran away with Mrs.
Freeman, member of his congregation,
who also leaves family.
Such cases are becoming 20 common as
to be worth scarcely notice: not preach
er" cases alone, but generally in all paths
of life. In Providence Ri. Island, the
last court had ll6 divorce cases before it.
Only think Of such immortality, anti-af6ni-
ty, or any other name by which it may be
called, in city named after Providence !
W hats the matter? IL the world going
mad? A runaway case similar to the
Cosaie,'s report occurred here, and the
left lady requested q notice Of the derelict
husband, bst we thought McGregor could mt
afford to carry all the evil reports circulat-
cd about it, and hence we omitted to in
sert o rebuke Of the runaway husband
Our city is not any worse than other folks,
and we ore the last ones 10. expose family
secrets.
Keep running if you want to: the TlxEs
is not o police journal. The farther such
tRssh rum the tsttsr for those who remain.
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en- captured by the liberal forces in

been captured by the liberal forces in
Mexico.
A dispatch from Liverpool says there
are rumors Of approaching war between
France and Prussia. There is a war panic
in the English markets. The Russo
American treaty, ceding to the United
States all the Russian territory on this
continent, will, it is now thought, he ra-
tilted by the Senate. The only year in
which, within the memory of the oldest
inhabitant, the Mississippi river opened at
Rock Island a. late as the present season
was lS43, when the leo moved off the Sth
of April. This season it moved off on the
9Th. The average time of the opening of
the river at that point hitherto has becs
about the third week Of March.
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D. BAUoH, Clerk.
ln orain.uce in Relatien te RuillinR,

~
sec.l BeMovaanedb BY the Common Council o. ihe City
of AcGs0or That shall be unlawful tor any pessss -
erect, to be erected BY himself or agent
any frame wooden building Of ANY frame or wooden
addition to any building ON any lot adjoining Main
Street between Fourth Street and the Mississippi river
any lot adjoining "A" Street between Main Street
principal or agent shall be punished bya hns mot
ceeding hundred dollars or by tnprtsnnucnt tn<
tire city county jail not exceeding more
Sec g. Be It further Ordained. That it shall be mn.
lawful any person to remove from any other lot any
franz wooden building on e any r. Main
on to any lot adjoining " )" Street between Main.
Street and First Street, or on any lotbttwetn A"
Street and Main Street and any person offending be-
he principal agent. shall be punished by zine not
exceeding hundred dollars or imprisonment IN tho
city county Jail not exceeding thirty days. And in
in addition to such fine any person offending shah
pay five dollars each and cry day that any frame
wooden building so erected or moved by Him shnli
stand any lot in violation Of this ordnance between
the return day Of the warrant and the day
Of final Judgment to berecOyered civil action in the
name Of the city Of McGregor.
Sec. 8. And be It further ordained That npon con.
victon Of any person for violating this ORDNANCE
sh.ll he the duty Of such person to reUove the said
building. erected moved in violation Of this ord-
to sed Within
three days after conviction them and In that IL
shall be the duty Of the Mayor to issue his warrant
directed to the city Marshal to enter upon said prem
ises aud remove said budin aud sell the ians 1t
public auction observing the same rules applied 10
constable sales Is laid down IN section 3Sl Of the
revision OF $780, or 70 much thereof shall be
sssary to pay all costs Of removal taking care o. and
advertising and selling the same together with the fine
and costs remain unpad the balance 81 the money,
II any there DO remaining in the hands of the city
Marshal, shall te returned by him to the person
entitled to the same IL within the city, " not hc
fuse receive it, then the Marshal shall pay the same
over to the city Treasurer to be by him kept for the
benefit Of such person entitled to the sVms
Sec. 4. And be IL further ordained That any Mechsn-
ic or aborer Who shall assist In the erection moving
any frame or wooden building in violation Of this ord
nance, shall be punished by fine Of mot more than
twenty desrs nor less than five dollars, and stan6
committed until the same br paid.
Irorided, That this ordinance II not intended to
prevent any person from putting mp wooden awnings
In front of budngs the building Of the necessary
priytes ON any lot mentioned in this ordinance.
b. BAuss. cfsrk. HAyID HAMMER, Atyef.
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SPRING GooDs.-Our merchants are gen.
orally returning from the east with care
fully selected spring stocks, bought, of
course, since the decline in all lines Of
trade.
Among the incest stocks we have looked
at, that Of +. L. ORMsBY e. Co. is ONE
McRaith, a partner and superior judge
of everything relating to Gents Goods, Sc
lected this stock himself, in New York,
with an eye to this market and the tastes
of their customers: no one knows better
than he what was wanted, and we should
say he found just what is required. Fine
Piece Goods, such as Cloths, Doeskins,
Cassimeres, Plain and Fancy Vestings,
Furnishing Goods in great variety Of taste,
Clothing, Hats and Caps Of every imagin-
able shape and price.
Mr.. Cole, well-known to all Of US as a
cutter, handles the shears for the estab-
lishment. We believe he came here with
e. D. Terry, the first clothing man of Nc
Gregor, and he has remained with US ever
since, except while serving in the army
His qualifications as cutter and tailor, as
well as gentleman, are unsurpassed.
ORxsBY 4 Co. have the Clothes ready made,
but if You want suit made to order you
can select your cloth and style and Mr..
Cole will make you look as pretty as is
possible,