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THE latest New York Directory
shows that there are now in operation
there twenty city railroad lines, be-
sides twenty-onei in Brooklyn and nine
in Jersey City and Hoboken. The
number of river, bay and sound steam
ers is over one hundred and fifty, Of
which one hundred and ten leave New
York daily. The number of ocean
steamers is one hundred and sixty, of
which thirty-nine leave for Liverpool,
eleven for other English ports, fifteen
for France and Belgium, eighteen for
Hamburg and Bremen, sixty for do
mestic ports, and the rest for China,
Brazil, Cuba, &c, This list does noti in
clude steamers carrying inland freight,
of which the number Is not exactly
knOwO
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sasnraure.
Franklin Insurance Company


T. h. Logan, T. p. ShallcrlsS, j. &. Rhodes
Geo. Mendel, j. H. Hohrrs, Saml. McCiol-
Ian, g. W. Franxheim, Js7- n. Vance, Alex
LaIighltn-
FTIHIs COMPANY NOW HAVING BEEN
organized four yeans, ana IN that time
done q successful business, l. stin prepared
To take risks al fair rates on buildings OF All
kinds, Merchandise, Manufacturing EstAb-
lshments, Furniture, Steam botts and Car
goes on the Western Rivers and Lakes
This company offers superior iuGueomenta
10 FaTmerS, whereby they call Dc W sUEed on
Dwellings, Furniture, REIns and Cpntents'ioT
or years at reduced rates.
This being a home institution. With the lar
ges; capital and surplus Of any company N
IN The State and composed ui some
ninety-four stockholders, most u! Wnom arc
among our Desst bushes men, recommends
itself to the favorable considerations ui the
insurtlS public, and solcits their patEunase.
Applications for insurance will be promptly
attended, TO by the SeCTeUATY,
Ofice ~ Monroe street.
S.GARTHUR. SECRETARY.
SAAI'L MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. MESDEL, Vice President
&. NJ COEN, Special Agent Ocl5
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In store and for Sale.

TT,HE MCKAY SEWING MACHINE, the
only mach Inc in existence by whicn a
SeyreSi hoot or shoe can be made. Adapted to
all kinds, style and sizes OF boots and shoesI
500 pairs ran be made with ease by one man,
shoes take PIE cedence OF all others In the
market. and 4 ne made substantially at the
cost OF pegRinR. In use By All tne Is1s1LnE 1
men to set thet n in.OPerattou, tnInlS,neo ne, AZ AZ
one dRysnotlca- For particulars OF Of, neSnss et.ss
street. Bostnn, y as. sprlo-Annlla
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-11

THE Mexican Fiasco of Napoleon,
which has ended in the unfortunate
execution OF Macmillan, cost France
ST., ,6SI, 600 in money expended, and
about Ss,5OO,OOO In munitions of war
lost and the. cost of taking back to
France the expeditionary forces.
Whilst controlling Mexico, France
gathered in customs and from other
sources sl2 ,a95. 900, so that the nett 10 IS
of the Mexican failure to France has
been S6s. .726, 900. The Paris Courier
adds to this statement the losses Of
private capital sunk in Mexico by
French subjects, who set up business
there but were driven out, and which
is estimated at $4,000, 600 more. Ma
poleon certainly can boast no more of
the profit than of the glory of his Mex
lean failure.
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A CLERICAL gentleman observes that
dancing has tendency to 'tshrivel up
a mans dignity, and reduce society to
a nonentity." It also afaicts shirt coll
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National Insurance CODDaDY,
WHEELING, WEST va.


CAPITA 600, 900
ONCE, s6 Monroe St. next door to LIST Ma
oFFICERs:
GEO. K. WHEAT. President.
JAMES McCLUNEY, Vice President
JOHN BISHOP, Secretary.
CHAS. WALLACE, state Agent for West
Virginia and Maryland
DIRE RECToRs:-John E Wilson. Jas @. Orr,
John A. Armstrong. A. &. Quarter, Geo. X.
Wheat, Samuel Harper, James Mckinney,
Morgan l.. Ott, Geo. Adams
REFERENC CEz: :. Brady, Cashier Merchants
National Bank, Wheeling; LIS. Morrison &
Co., Wholesale GTocers, Wheeling; Pryor.
handlan a Co, Wholesale GToCen, Wheel
Ing; Michael Reilly, Wholesale Grocer,
Wheeling Mcclellan 8 Knox, Boot and
shoe house, Wheeling; McCabe, ETaft & Ca,
Druggists, Wheeling; Geo. W. EIl,nzheim q
Co, Wholesale Wines and liqt oS, Wheel
Ing; Winship, Woods & Co., QueensWans
Wheeling; Lewis Baker, Pub. Register.
Wheeling; T. o. MrAfee, Notions, Wheeling;
Campbell, Frsw 4 Co., Pubs. Intelligrucrr.
Wheeling. on, ron & Co Hardware. Wheel
ing; ]. f.. Sands, Cashier, FiTsI Maj, Bank,
EaIrInont; Il. +. Camden, PTsst- Nat tx
hank. weston, W. Va; Capt. John Mcclure,
JE., Wheeling apr25
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THE Boston Traveller ays:-"Opin-
ion is settling down SO completely in
favor of making General Grant our
next President, that the friends of
many gentlemen are claiming the right
to name a candidate for the Vice Presi-
dency to be placed on the Grant ticket.
They'll fail. The name of the second
man on that ticket has not yet been
published, unless General Wilson's
name be an exception" The Titus
Vile (Pa.) Herald nominates General
Grant for President, and Hon. Galusha
A. Grow for Vice President. The Will
mington (Del.) Commercial nominates
General Grant for President and Hon.
w. D. Kelly for Vice President. The
Harrisburg (Pa.) Telegraph says:-
We are inclined to the opinion that
\ the crisis in national affairs to which
we are fast verging will produce or sim
gle out the man TO be made the candi-
date of the republican party for the
\ Presidency. A great leader, yet un-
named, but living for usefulness, Will
| be brought out in time and prove him
self capable oil guiding the nation out OF
| the difficulties into which 1t has been
plunged in order to screen our worst
| enemies.
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HARTFORD
Live Stock Insurance COMPANY.

incorporated uN the l-te,lslaiuEc OF AOn-
F." necticut. with
Chartered Capital OF $500 600
Cash Assets January Ist, ls67. STss,929 Al
This Company Issues Policies ON Live
Stock, against both Death and Theft and tho
Hazard of Transportation, at moderate IIttes
OF Premium based on Gn English experience
Of over Fifty Neans.
The original and only Live Stock Insut-
ance Company ON this continent that has
made deposit OF $1,000 as security Tor
Policy holders.
Z. n. KELLOGG. President,
GEORGE ID. JEwETr, " f-rgs't.
ID. b. WHIPPLE. Secretary.
n. &. ARTHUR, GenT Agent for W. Va.
No. - Monroe street, Wheeling, W. Va.
DICK & lRWIS, Asst Agents, 50 Main ST.,
Wheeling W. Va Juni4-Sm
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IT is estimated that the strangers in
Paris from Emperors and Kings, down
the whole list OF dignitaries to the
plainest sort of people, expend not less
than a million dollars a day. This
great contribution to the profit of trade
is of more Importance than pecuniary
benefit; it is of grent political conse-
quence. The sight OF the Sovereigns of
Europe, rendering the homage of their
presence 10 the splendors of Paris and
to the great project of the Emperor. is
gratifying to the French people, and
diverts public attention from the tri-
umphs of Prussia, and from their defeat
ON the Luxemburg question. Unlike
the dynasties that are established by
long tradition and fixed in the atfec-
tions of the people, the French rule
must protect itself constantly against
the element of discomfort, and is
watched constantly by claimants and
pretenders. The French people must
be amused; and the exposition has
amused them. Never did relief of this
kind come in better time. The Emperor
had lost prestige in Europe and the
miserable failure of his Mexican ex-
pedition had excited murmurs all over
the empire. 1t was doubtless more in
the interest of peace than from any dis
position to crafty him, that the Sovef-
eigns of Europe have thronged TO his
capital, and added their display to the
gorgeous festival of industry and the
arts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-11

The immigration from Europe, but
especially Ireland, is on the increase;
and the wonder is that Notwithstanding
this, laborers remain scarce and labor
dear. This is easily accounted tor.
The immigrants arrive, but they push
from the coast to the inland, scatter
over the whole country in small bands,
and are soon lost in the numbers which
surround them. The. census OF the
ports does not increase with their in-
come, and it is natural to wonder what
becomes OF them. They come, the
better classes, provided with funds,
and know enough to go where they can
pre-empt lands, or buy them at low
price; and they do this. This disperses
them Immediately, and it is well for
the country, as we'll as for the immi-
grants. The dispersion breaks up
whatever cIanuish feeling theymHy ever
have had, aud then 1t brings lands into
culture; gives cultivation where 1t was
before unknown, crops where they
have nevar been realized, and civiliZa-
tiou among the wilds.
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Copper, Tin, and Sheet Iron Ware.
REMOVAL.

n HAVE REMOVED NY WURh-BHOP
and StOre-hoom
From IzS Market 10 IO5 Main Street,
where win be pleased to see all my old
efIstOulerz and a. many new ones as choose
10 rIye me their patronage. have fnll rs
sI1rtment OF all kinds OF ware usually found
In such establishments, and am prepared To
MI all orders for anything manufactured
from Copper, Tin or Sheet Iron.
/ have several nrs1-classs job worl<men,
and Will do any work promptly and at IS
teb9s-lyr GEO. ". JOHSsOHs
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A DOUBLE SATIRE.-The annexed has
"a sufficiently wide application TO be
appreciated by the married people of
either sex:
Travelling Rs6dnd.-Scene Ist. Room
In hotel. Spittoons full of cigar stumps.
Bourbon whisky. Husband in a hurry
to be of, writing home:
DEAREST SUsIE-My time Is so occu-
pied with business that 1 can hardly
ly spare a moment 20 write to you. oh,
darling, how miss you, and the only
thing that sustains me during my abb
sence is the thought that every moment
thus spent is for the benefit OF my dear
wife and children. Take good care OF
yourself my dear. Feed the baby on
one cows milk. Excuse haste. &c.
VIE at HOme.-Scene I'd. Parlor.
All the gas lit. Thirteen grass widows;
Fred, from around the corner, with his
violin; Jim, from across the way, with
his banjo; Jack, from above, with his
guitar;,Sam, from below, with his flute;
lots of other fellows, with their instru-
ments. Dancing and singing sideboard
with nuts, fruit-cakes, cream, wine,
whisky, &c. Wife in a hurry TO dance,
writing to husband:
DEAR HUBBY-How lonesome am
in your absence. The hours pass te-
diously. Nobody calls on me, and am
constantly thinking of the time when
you will be home, and your cheerful
countenance light up the now dreary
routine of every day life. My house,
hold duties keep me constantly en-
pIoyed. am living as economical as
possible, knowing that your small in
come will not admit of frivolous ex-
penses. But, now, dear, will say
good-by, or will be too late for the
monthly concert of prayer. In haste,
yours, &c. ar tHE .rr
BENNETT, OF the New York Herald,
the other day gave a very formal and
overwhelming notice to the New York
Associated Press that on the first Of
January next, he should withdraw
from the Association, and sell out his
interest in the 'smalI boats" and other
property used In the newsgathering
operations of the company. He is said
70 have been little bewildered, how
ever, when the members of the AsSp-
ciation atthe regular Jnly meeting, by
a vote coolly invited him 20 withdraw
ht once. The Association has no need
to tolerate any OF his bullying, and 1t Is
not likely that It will. rrs.
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Measure your berries and bruise
them: TO every gallon adding one quart
OF boiling water. Let the mixture
stand twenty-four hours, stirring oc-
casionally: then strain on the liquor
into a cask, to every gallon adding Two
pounds ofsugar; coik tight, and let II
stand Till the following October, and
you will have the wine ready for use,
without further strnining or boiling,
that will make the lips smack as they
never smRcked before.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-11

BLACKBERRY wISE.-There is no
wine anywhere equal to the blackber
wine when properly made, either in
favor or for medicinal purposes, and
all persons who can conveniently do so
should manufacture enough for their
own use every year, as it is invaluable
in sickness as tonic. and nothing is n
better remedy for bowel diseases. We,
therefore, give the receipt for making
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-11
KEPaEsRNTATION.

VINO arc Entitled to seats In Congress
---The Case illustrated by Kentucky
Loyal den 90 Rule the Country
The DIsIOy al to take Back SeRts.--
speech OF Hon. EbOn e. InEersoII.
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40 Main Street,
Bargains in Boots 6 Shoes

That never have beer. nor never can be.Oeae.
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-20
New Orleans Market.

ty 1aiegraph,t r. bhLEAss, May IL,
u9fToE-H Unchanged sales 300 bales low
ipt bfd bales,
SUGAR he sales, anh namisaiiy sns
CHA u een. u
MAnLAsaas unehanged. ~ b
IlDtfh Dull u d%egliningi saperfLns
81 Tnl aLoiee extra Fl7 rs, tt4TIff.
AZ eepl de.ian hat adsiiasa Ri
] 81 -ftttL tat#E 4.l -
a.tpAIs-fn measrata demand and nfB al
~ .41e @, FF, =.
HAF-s1l 61qal %
LAapaapuii aud tawsf III lierees noas
inals ise ~ lasse la.s ~ ). al fHs !.
HAdDh-G0nd j4hhing dsnaHdI sh0nir
aaTs fFtaiiine al ut9ai rib sides ia'4al eieaf
sides Mi4milIso.
LafFth- ran 10 prime, iTs4@iss4e.
GoIB-ih5sa,
STERLING Exchange l6as4D, end aams
inai,
N. Y, siGHT-hSshangs i,al Ia t,@s.e
discount,
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Iaasiness Ia 81. louis.

The ST. fi9pis fqaf1dt ~ GpMS'efceof The
ibfh sal 81 M aI4.fr Gpa .H.I
The H%saarai tfais ~ Lbe city fas andef-.
gone 40 material Change during the past
Waah, Aha sans dizziness ahd Inactivity
i~Teginusly noticed Sill prevailing, aad
becoming, ~ p1ssibiei as The season ads
yanees, Hlafe ~GqnHFiaed. IItls p~reseaha.s
prsssiaa ia eGlanlsTeiaI fsiiAiss thrauehaHL
fhe country Is lies naturatS consequences 81
The change ll til6 nurse 1T tiade asDiass=
qHent af4fs the ei0se 9f the iate exhaust
DlR war, i48a asiB niDauee $40 surprise ~ nh
effect Ia fact, - weald ba f~saaaikabie if
trade u even what Is termed faDderateig
active, ~ltsn We qpitsiies tIs iisaHaYsfisii-
al aaf4JitInH ~ Ihe FtilihL, itis aIlss TIED
Slate ~ Haatigias 9tfatfs, tIts Eaasfai siisft
f4EfFs ~ttiFnHgnay ttsr Month ata West,
Nah rents, b"afdensame taxes, and lie
general dlsIfnsl tiiat prevails Ia regard to
Lie b%aiaediats future, These aistafbltg
aua depressing causes age pfedHeiBe tiielr
natural efleuts Ia the suspension ~ falle
ufe al business houses ia Various ats at
lie G9unfry, The iaisst example sa that
IF a heavy egilan and tabacf Dause la
New york., Hsrs ia -, LGu.f here - bat
little apprehension felt at present, owing
- me IA9l Ihat plu markat has hffa y9id
~ all hilds IN speculation, and lie Heub-
rat conservative manner ~ which oar
nisrehanls conduct their business tfatissa
iiai.ss
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New York Market.

ny Teissas ph Nav foRs, May 10.
UafTas-A siaaae ~easierI safes of tug baies
at nc far miidting apiaiids;
ana ihaaAhG lower sal les ~ 1880 bbis az si0
faeau ~ iiar sppefhns, state and weslsfnt
~ i1s T. ~ ,g set sntt n w soai ~ W ne u 70
brands extra fouad haop biioi Fii 500 IL 90
Iar Trade brands market closing heavy,
nnhil'a a,i sa a1.ls ~ 1 ia y a~ 5a sales q w
% ialab 80.
band al ~isailsfse.
WnsAde Z qsiqis asaej market aaii
Iniaapni VI 10 for RIO, z milwaukee,, and
ss 30 l6r White GalifnraAiHs
Hsh Tetids inward sales or 1889
hast,ais 40 ~ ~ taf. western " Iiql ~ for
small lots 9f ai,eiee v stern VI rs .free,
anti II ~ tar small lots free
hAi{htf -tluiet and steady
MAEf-hHIi-
rtAs-in moderate request sales a,01o
daas heeaipts 81. l6b' busi,elsi market
enanad 9 shade htiliaT, aud closed qniet
a,ia ia!heE heavy salss p1egn hoshsisI
for ansouna DO VI hpal ~ t4f old ioised
western n store AKA
active and iGfe hstteli sales ~ Ro3 ,epsp
els at afetsae inF WESTERN, 81 9lAvse foi
State.
1otfsh steady, aud IN laadesata dee
mand, .ftf
of Cuba al 10taGtte,
MalAsshs=IIrH
fhfhoLhiiM Qnistf
LEATHER sole a shade easier i0,a@aiisa
far huenos Ayres light weightsi HT 3afIa
tnr middle ana heavy de,i 1gl0i4e for
WpafrQuieti buyers sd les ND, 1U pounds
i~el.dft4e lar domestic fieeeei hifgh1e fof
pulled ansfse tof Texas ahdsai for uaiifar-
ToRs-Firner aud quiet; sales 500 bar
rels al va aagSt ~ for new mess closing al
primes a9i 6TDaa 90 for prime uasss, also,
hnl barrels new mess al ~ 20, seller,
hhsf HANS Firm sales laa barrels At
pur MEATS steady sales 100 packages
at = tdioi4e for shoulders, ana iat4eialse
nAoas- quiet sales 400 hases al iiize for
short rihhea iss2e fof short clear, n liise
inr long eieart
~HusfRE-Duii at ioai4a fer Ohio.
Ga ENTHUSIASTICALLY al iaasiftao,
doi.n =iau'a giadts,
L~ArEsr=a =, Al,
fLouh-tiassd dnit, and iuGBaba lever,
10 realize,
WHBAp=Dun aud heavy for Inferior,
and steady fnr gaadi no, 4 sp.ing W ai9
3 "a NO, ! Spring ss asaa %,
Hfa.ateaas AZ VI Iasi "A fef western.
nAntfhfu Qutct aitN bAfttiHais .. E.
I O~Afa-ftrIa al hfushhe tpr wssIafn,
oaah-bull and heavy. 80 Sl A,asl ~ Tor
shipping naked w sstaia IA store asa VI ~
raab-Mare aptise and hrmefi new
mess ga MiaNea 40 regular, closing with
sai ~ eash, bfii ana ssi VA asked,
hhhtFAaista ia nim. 4Aah,Aa,
our MEAeT Quiet Il Prices Slightly IA
buyers favor. - p.
hAoas In faiy ssauest apd steady, al
iht4a TOR ~ nihariann,
1Aanr steauy, al 1btaaiatte for fair 10
dafeu,
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Cincinnati Market.

lily Iaiegrapa,1 GIsofsNATI, MAY Is,
Ftoua-Aot much done Ia rour ar
wheat. There was a ntnter feel na, hot
holders generally Withdrew their "a pies;
Family AMI Fancy neat, ga sos9io 90 rye
iiauF, 80 tpap 30. .
apah AiHAi-s5 06sh 30 for siin-drisd,
oeas=Quiet and dull al DaosDle for Mel
III elevator,
uAfs-Qulet az ThGITie.
hFE-Ri 20
MHiah k-AudAh 40,
Mss FaaR DILL small sales al a. 40,
Huhh MhAfs fifat az he and 100 toFs
Shoulders and siias,
hAeaa sieads at % A In for shoulders
aud clear aides, -.
I~Aan-soia al ls4e, b It the demand was
hight,
nuprERwnuu az aeaasa fas fresh.
C~anHsE-Duit at laa8iia for o o new no
old at consequence IN market,
LaAsEHn oit.-firnief at VI in8i AZ,
aaLn-liosed al ide,4 buying.
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~ Telegraph ~, LOUIS, Nay IL,
tfeRAGo0-FiFia and bettefI quotations
slightly higher,
GDffDE=FiTIn at 14e,
~FLoUR-DHfi aHa unsettled %dfoopiHgg
mol enough daHe "a establish a price.
WHKAT-fist al - 56m2 ~ FOR spftaai
- elaa - foF Prime Fall - 40 iaT cifofes,
toRs=FiiIaeTI steady az ~ 6stgf Is,
s-Eteady al selg.sie,
EAkbEg-UHehaHe6d ifaH' f#f g
rvs Unchanged, q fas M E
F~ahs-sfeadg al sza 6Daa2 n, q
hAges-eh1atdsls s44M3a rib sides iiLni
eisafida, i1ftGI plain hams l2Al sugar 1nfs
sasda ibA@lHd,
J IL RD-EaeierI i2l4e faF anaies steam.
WHish Quiet al zJe ia bond,
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European arkels.

hy eabie.l f~IVEhr0of., May ih-M,
porfnA= Opened quiet and hrHn,
psfuBbs-deneraiiY quiet, Corn
has again declined, now quoted at lis far
mt6ed Western, WheaL Ills 81 for Mil
waakee sed Ma, - lbs dd far white uaiifor-.
ida Oats 8s 3t. Harley IS IA, :
oEisfoss-firfnef ana prices higher.
rsrk baoyant at THs da per barrel, Beef
advanced 90 i.Ts dd, Lard OILS %,
MaHEg-rifmeri tansols advanced TO
oit8i Erie ana bonds 7a.ai l, q. 20,
Losnos, May ia T., nj.
MoHht=Marbet irmeri Consois psisl
American securities bnayantl Erie ara
Ill Central T0ia q sos Ta9s,
LIVERPOOL, May ia =, AZ.
rh0V isioss-Markst nfiasF, Pork AL
vaneed is ana quoted at 6f Us DIT pei bill
fos prime Eastern mess.
UafraR STEADY,
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Chicago market.

By 1leiegrApb,l CHICAGO, May 10,
FL9uR-DHll al si3 609ii - far Spring eS-
La8s-
WaEAT@ u HsstLisd saFiE sales at E5 z
n
Boas-DHiil i@le iaweFi sales Of No, ! at
H9e4tsi( no, T. 81 b3ai ~ closing quiet at
81 d6QsI 10 foT Ne. !,
oA1s=M Moderately active at SsLs70t4aj
tof Mo, ~ closing st CO.
hsk-luieli sI 5lai R IaT Ma. 1,
Nothing dGiaa Ia pro visions ~
tshkf tAffbh- DAfI aE &C. G0dyh ~ fsr COED
~ prime sDiBpins steers,
Hoes MpdAfafeiy active al % 2sse 10 ia
iats ~ good Gh8ifs. .
hkfEIefs = b,5W barrels Of n9HFi 1910
bushels ~ wheat 1850 bushels of earn
1Pu bushels ~ oats 500 hogs,
EHifahsfs-s,fD barrels or hGnFE F,D1
hiisIieis of wheat U,bV1 bushels OF earn,
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Louisville Market.

if Telegraph LOUISVILLE, May ~,
tfha markets are unchanged ia every re-
speet.
rahh-At VI 15dg4s 10,
bLBuH-Uuena ngea.
iluHh=AtEi uaWI 10, sacks included
Io~BAuUo--t lac sales to-day were ii2 hhde,
ranging from VI a06.0 - per 100 pounds. =
nAtDh AsD IAhn-UnGhangod,
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Lost.


n sssE Aig Pocket Haak, wi1b ,naHes
- aud ~paiHabie lapefs. On The lgtli ~
MAJ ~ fgst ellpsf o. M wharf heaI
upward trib Eionf Padaeah "a Evansville.
The abgy feWagd viii ne given ~ any
tte Captain ~ ths Aagda9stg John y,
Harriss, III Padlehh, mIgfhe 6Wnsi ,HVhig
iva allies from Fadueai, a. Judge Flour
aeyis, m atiths efiiee. II he F~anSkliie
IauHSAI. #tFM AJAMFE tfAf1fH
HlaNIhB 81
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EsDn HENT-A stare=Teom GA Main
II Street hetWeea Fourth aud VIM, ~
good condition. Apply al !, 5, hiGksr's
sl.ee lats,A4 94AA stss.tnH
IsDn HFkT-DWEIffbG tf0UsE-A
Brick Dwelling aasE, on Division
Effeeti Heilf SIKH Eis large raahas ANA a
summer kIlsls,hA,WW n, .sltsad a AIR.
aUd awe security,
HidHXhb RAIEiatf, Guardian.
maEiidfw
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ahta property f0f sale
House and imt on Seventh Htreet, be-
tween Walnut and Chestnut, Nine rooms
ia hause, 4 ssaaii house viii be taken Ia
IAeHt, near the railroad. rive ooins la
iintise. wa sale very low.
Lot 1876, donation Enlargement, heing 70
Lot sAi, nanatian thniarHeiaent, being VI
feet Iant az fiith Street by ih iest on
W III nn ali ~ a Ira sts'sIm s.Y t n@ns
thirds al their value as appraised by tie
titY Council, as wa wish, to build, Will
trade either az part % them ioi hfiah aud
iaiabeI hhus,,
maybe div n Main Street,
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Brick Machine, Steam Engine. &c,
ONE ai-EA1MaE EoMEn kIEAM

~ Engine, Challenge hfiek ,MaGhlhe,
Matids, lisiGss, etc, VIII lte said psfH latF,
a. a. RIMS, ~ =, H., GILBERT " 90,
inaAlf in
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q New York Dry foods Market.

~ IeIeefapH-I bhW tDhtA Mag 10,
Faif inquiry faF enffan goods aud mar
ket weak std ndard brown sbeetiHss are
neeoilins scarce, aiiu are held by agents AT
20 bietieTg q has been marked dawn by
J6nDats "a i5ei Eiia wuii1t 10 i6th, and Jsf=
fsfsbA 10 l2t4, Prints ia fair REQUEST al a
~nsenns, la Rhode isiaaa prints a shilling
PEI yard ~ tsboit Tie %shsaBsst maFhst,
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Memphis Market.
ny Telegraph

ny fsiegfdPbI 8H MhaFHis. May IL.
Gaffos bull aud easier az a5M MICE I re-
aeiUis 100 beiss ekpaFts !, 1i8 bales, ~
Hahs I'll u8aDi -. tN fH
"a fs -JUedBEi 40
FI0uR- Easierj 30 aag0 30 tor supernne,
rntaR Quiet at eaimI ia,
EAa1h- ulsar sides ih14e.
IARD-ihAsWiiG.
Dtlef markets Unchanged,