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MAYoRALrY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, Feb. 8, 1869.

MAYoRALrY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, Feb. 8, 1869. I
- mo. l2o8-N. ST.
Resolued That the controller be and he is here
by authorized to sdjudicste to the highest bidder,
after five days notice in the official journal, the
contract for collecting the licenses on all itnerant
merchants peddlers, agents, aud all who sell mer'
chandize OF any description, by sample or oths'-
wise. and without any osensible place OF business,
for the term of one year, according to speclhca-
tons from the finance committees.
(Signed) JOHN bReN,
President bro TEN. Board Assistant Aldermen.
Isigned) THOMAS MARKEY,
President Board Aldermen.
Approved Feb 9, 1868.
(oigned) JOHN X. CONWAY Mayor
A true copy:
JOHN W. OVERALL, Secretary.
CONTROLLERS OFFICE, CRY HALL,
New Orleans. Feb. Is, 1869.
Notice is hereby given that the controller WILL al
his office, on Saturday, February 20, 1859. al
noon. adiudicate to the highest bidder or bidders
the above contract, according 10 specifications
on file.
Pas. LABARRB,
Deputy Controller.
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cattle Market.

err or JEFFERSON. February Is, 1859.
Arrived yesterday z sss Texas Bseves, ~
Soia~7sI Texas Beey4, 200 Calves aud Year
iiuSs. 497 Hogs, 20 sleep and Mich Cows:
Stock on sale-7s5 Texas Beeves, 1856 Calves and
Yearlings. $40 Hogs, 1853 Sheep and 81 Mich
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Commercial 5ntfli9enre.
cnrsoxs- orrIcx. No. ~ CANT srsxRs.
Wednesday Evening, Feb. AZ. 1873.

CorroN-Operations to-day have been restricted
TO 1900 bales at q further decline of 403c. b ID
The movement was dull and inactive througnont'
and the unfavorable tenor of New York and Liv.
erpool advices caused q partial suspension OF
business throughout the day. Most factors re.
fused to uncover their samples, however, and
offerings were confined to lists that had to be
sold. Approximating quotations this evening
rule az follows, viz: Ordinary $50 c., good or.
binary -G26Ac.; low middling 27G274c., mid
ding 2s@2s4c., and strict middling nominal.
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MAYoRALTY OF New ORLEANS,
City Hall, Feb. 8, 1869.
mo. l268-N, ST.

MAYoRALTY OF New ORLEANS,
City Hall, Feb. 9, 1869.
mo. l268-N. s.
RESOLVED. That the controller be and he ishere-
hy authorized to sdjudcate to the highest bidder.
after Eve days notice in the official Journal the
contract for collecting the licenses on all itinerant
merchants, peddlers, agents and all who sell mer'
chandise of any description by sample or other
WISE and without any ostensible place OF business,
for the term of one year, according to specifcs-
tions from the finance committees.
(Signed) JOHN bREES,
President pro TEN. Board Assistant Aldermen.
(Signed) IHoaAs mARKsY'
President Board Aldermen.
Approved Feb. 3, 1863.
(Signed) JOHN X. CONWAY, mayor.
A true copy:
JOHN W. OVERALL. Secretary.
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PROCLAMATION BY THE MAYOR.
MAyoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,

MAyoRALrY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, Jan. 4. 1863. J
Rv vir.ue Of resolution lib, new series. OF the
Common Council of the city Of New orleans anu
o,;cs 1, hereby Given that IL is the intention Oh
The CITY If New Orleans to cause to be openei
and widened the northeast side OF orleans sHee'
from Bayou st. John TO Metsirle Road, 70 unl'
foIm width of one hundred and eighty ise.' o. ~
oTenipg, laying out and improving streets ana
nubnc places in the city of New Orleans ano Us
Suburbs. Incorporated and not incorporated ana
the bsnlieus OF the same" approved Aprh oo'
1882. c,wv Mavor.
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MAYoRALTY OF New 0sLEAss, [
City Hall, Feb. ., 1869. J
~ r0-a NJ -

NCs
RESOLVED. That the controller be and he is mere
by authorized to adjudicste to the lowest BIDDER
or bidders, after five days notice in the omcisl
journal. a contract for constructing brick SIDE
walks bordered by curbstones, on ronu street
from Dumaine to Esplsnade streets, 10 sccoru'
vsSor and section Il9 of the city charter.
lSigned) JOHN Dhsss,
(Signed) Ih 0ss .1Sarr1sn
Approved Feb. 0, 1859. -,
(Signed) JOHN IL OoN"Ai' '
true copy:
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LOTTERY.

LOTTERY.
DEAL ESTATE LOTTERY.
ONE MILLION OF DOLLARS
WORTH OF REAL ESTATE.
LOCATED In THIS orrs'
To be Disposed OF by Lottery.
The drawing Of this Lottery will place las soon s. IN
ueksts are SOLD under the charter Of the
LOUISIANA STATE LorfERY COMPANY
Granted BY the Legislature of the State In 1853 and which
embrace. In ..s Scheme some Of the MOST VALUABLE
PROPERTY In THIS CITY. tO-wis:
THE ST. LOUIS HOTEL, now open 10 the public and
doing business
rHE FURNITURE OF TIE HOTEL.
TIE OLD CITIZENS BANK.
THE DWELLING STORES AND wAREROoMs, Nos
us, lis and 10 Royal street. adjoining the HOssl
THE DWELLING AND BUILDINGS No. Is St LOui'
street, opposite the Hotel
THE ST. LOUIS HOTEL Farm, BUILDINGS AND
IMPROVEMENT
SQUARES AND PARTS OF SQUARES OF HIGHLY
CULTIVATED GROUND
|
1e Prizes................ si''
|
a
rU.lrr
For full and particular description Circular, which
win be sent posspdss any desiring IT, and all orders for
Tickets viii receive prompt attention BY addressing
o. z. HALL.
| St. Charles Hotel.
| New Orleans. La
LANES HAsAh-
LAFAYETTE MARBLE WORKS,
coper Of PrytAnia and Washington Streets New orean
Marble and Brick Tonba Nantes and efste.' eerma
and North River Tagging Cement, Lime Plaster Fire an
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MAYoRALrY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, Jan. p, 1869.


mo. l242-N. s..
Resolred, That the controller be and he is here
by authorized after three days notice 10 the ON
cisl journal. to receive sealed proposals for the
farming of the revenues and the construction OF a
powder msgazins,r on property belonging to
the city, for the term OF " i've years" the WORK
TO be done in strict accordance with plans and
specifications on file in the Office of the city sur.
yeyor, and in conformity with State laws.
iSiened) THOMAS Marley,
President Board Aldermen.
(Sipped) JOHN BREEN,
President pro TEN. Board Assistant Aldermen.
Approved Jan. p, 1869.
(Signed) JOHN Il. CONWAY, Mayor.
A true copy:
JOHN w. OVERALL, Secretary.
CoNrRoLLER's OFFICE. CRY HALL,
New Orleans, Feb. l6, 1869. !
Notice ishereby given tbatthe controller Will, al
bis Office, ND TO noon of Friday, the nineteenth day
Of February, 1862 receive sealed proposals for the
above contract.
Pas. LABARRB,
Deputy Controller.
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MAYoRALry OF Nsw ORLEANs,
City Han, Feb. 4. 1863.
mo. l25s-N. 81
,,ncx- or INV PROBABLE RBCErFTs AND kxrhNsi
rrsys OF rHK crrYor NEW ORLEANS FOB TIE
YEAR 1869.
ResolUed, Tha. in compliance with section NO.
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PROCLAMATION Do MARE.

Hotel de Vile, Jsnvier 4, 1859.
En- vertu de Ia resolution No. Ills, noovsnes
,eries. du Conseil Commun de Ia Vile de Ia n ou.
yelle Orleans, ct d'apies Ia secuon La u' -
cbarte de Ia vile: u,v.,,a Or.
,,;n,enticn De fsire ouvrir ct elsrgir lie cote
norS.est de la rue d'Orlesns, du Bayou STD su
nr;, De Va Metairie, sur une largeur uniforme
Snen ,, ,natreyinrt pieds, conformement IN
&c oc,e inIituIS .Acte pouryoyant pouvsrture, az
srses et l'smelioration des rues ct places pub.
uons. dams la VILE de Is Nouvelle Orleans ct de
ser fsubouree, incorpores on non ncorpores, ans,
one les bsnlieus de IL dite vile" sPpfou's 40
Ayril, 1882. c,,-x.x Marie.
fSirne1 JOHN H. NoN" -,
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LANES HAsAN-
LAFAYETTE MARBLE WORKS,
Corner Of PrytAnia and Washington Streets New oeAns
Marble and Brick Tonba Nantes and Gfafe-' herman
and North River Tagging Cement, Lime. Plaster FIRE and
Laie Brek, Sand, Shells, etc.
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ia OF the late city charter the following est nate
Of liabilities and expenditures OF the ciEy OF New
Orleans for the year 1869 be and the same il here
bv tad.
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CONTROLLERS OFFICE, CITY HALL.
New Orleans, February II, 1869. I
Notice is hereby given that the controller will,
al his Office, on Thursday, February 25, 1869, at
noon, adjudcate to the lowest bidder or bidders,
the above contract, according to plans and speci-
fcatons on file in the Office of the city surveyor.
Pas. LABARRs. DEPUTY Controller.
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MAYoRALrY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, Feb. 8, 1869.
. mo. l270-N. 81

MAYoRALrY OF NEW ORLEAss,t
City Hall, Feb. 9, 1863. !
"A. mo. l270--N. 81
ResolUed. That the controller be snd he il
hereby authorized to sdjudicate to the lowest
bidder or bidders. after i've days notice ia the
official journal. a contract for constructing brick
side walks, bordered by curb stones, on Toni
street, from Dumaine TO Esplsnade street. 10
accordance with the petition, specifications OF the
surveyor and section ll9 of the city charter.
(SigDed) .rr r JOHN BREEN,
President pro tenn. Board Assistant Aldermen.
(Signed) THOMAS Marley,
7.t.'l.r President Board Aldermen.
Approved Feb. 8, 1869.
(Signed) JOHN r. CONWAY, Mayor.
A true copy:
JOHN W. OVERALL, Secretary.
CONTROLLERS OFFICE. CrY HALL,
New Orleans, Feb. IL, 1863. I
Notice is hereby given that the controller will,
at his Office, on Thursday, February %, 1869, al
noon, adjudicate to the lowest bidder or bidders,
the above contract. according to plans and
specifications on file in the Office Of the city sur
veyor. ~
- PAS. LABARRE, Deputy Controller.
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City Hall, FEB. 3, 1867. J
mo. 1911 N. 81
RESOLVED That the controller be and he Is here
by authorized. to adjudcste TO the lowest bidder
or bidders, after FIVE days notice in the official
Journal contract for shelIiDg and grading Locust
street. from Felicity road TO Washington street, 10
accordance with the petition, specifications OF the
surveyor and section ll9 of the city charter.
(Signed) JOHN BREEN,
President pro TEN. Board Assistant Aldermen.
(Signed) THos. Marley,
President Board Aldermen.
Approved Feb. 9, 1869.
(Signed) JOHN x. CONWAY, Mayor.
A true copy:
JOHN w. OVERALL, Secretary.
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MAYoRALrY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, Feb. Q, 1853. J
mo. l27l-N. 81
ResoEred. That the controller be and be is here
nv snshorissd TO sdjudicate TO the lowest bidder
or bidders. after ave days notice in the ofnclsi
journal. contract for shelling and grading Locust
street. from Felicity road to Warrington street, ~
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LEGAL,
TRUSTEES SALE,

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suts, seksoTisaFe "a asi!ss se tsat .s
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81 :t rfs assq In '{:s :si
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tns e IT, a1e ,na q siss as
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T. tte 4esd II 81 ~
sss ID: 4 e
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I'D 1Ieises. .iss isse:e.t tse;ssa :: - pel ees
paid nj Er tir ii srt saJe; A1h Khefta2 desnl:h1x
ben trAt> 10th In the Ct the rElnc4pA and
tcttst ef each q sxd notes- tho Of TWO hucdeo4
dsl;a!. sr.ns.aL Nd nxEsAs Esa sEf due .nd aapa.s
5andIrd t4u) pound. aeshus cucy Art nterest th&se
1ret n ai,tS.y et ses'sTneE. a 9 tsss ren.laRx
Ac.ibrd And Ehtteas. eptteatboa hru Iaade to IA
bJ Alexander LA!. Aao FiliiAznsnA LxsGe1 the n
zp4<tire hFal ac!dc Of Sa2 netCz II eel md Li;ag
of the trrsiteA hc.rlrsttet tt.e1Ied N e,mpl1ne1
Vim IL tsras d q .ia I;rst p,vs:. ~
vft.Ee II TIE pow a1 .th 1:ty ii vested g. s11
BY snid Trutt D:td L Jx.-* Garter, TrlNtec4 will -
SATURDAY. tet tH cns S*.A:a tA:h1 Cay 4 june, a,
~ 4 II heur e a't'9fs n n tessne,a e -
City ct te4r. Ce.7:y # G2.s aad StAte Ct !QlaaA~
e1Ee.e snz sAs acd r-it as pubite Autttoo. y
thu hlk.,rzt batter or p,t&eIa for e.aa. thu sesl
tt1nte. a4;uAe + the cit: oi GIe.s. CatisJ u Oeak-
eesssry to satfy liz I'D inisbtsdasss, and asbsx
ssii 1EEs deed folio tc~1t h4. part Of H3ek
Thirty rir ,:s IN klaz:es Adtttcn 10 Ckessn and Do
tStibed - ftlIs ~ to-w: B4knEtnt the toath LIZA
iFcll the soIthe thescat .hcnea siatyt
fhal feat thence nGrA to h.raE red AID cKhtee1 CID
hn1dsrd aat ekttcen f11s, tett - e rlAee ri txkss
ais Zion q Kioek txretye tzI3 il the north p.a
H.cotta Addia1 10 Chicago, NTH I'd A1d ftnelat Ia
*spreuts FH.i.oses sod appuIteaanees H. eteunt? h:
ieDkt. = Il my Wt.s aFS~fsAi.irs toEs:cr ta aa
theFsD seT .as ruross q hcs.a Nd ss.1z .
ensts = s.le, eeIt1us7os aas ot nd
Ftnx7dsd IL Md truss dsed JAAxS GARTER.
re nfeire xxe il her-y aoa,1txs antil tbs leh Dig
JAMES GAErER, Tru2ee.
Ckieas~. Jaas =. 1aA
, 1869-07-11

4 AoSqt S;,, 'ss s,dqs = zps Hssssk ri :
fos sahd!.1s:on sad 1ished 10 nov i would seil
15a, re1 i9f them, proEd.d 5"'t punhAeed Irrpited
snd e se o. e. psois =
m; ,1a 1aney haa eonelnded taetr purchase:
teck 4 GO. 70 % o. md seli iot Nj. Hslieel
furnished ~ ~ me wstn mApa and pnts. Subsequent
e, sa ~ a uPon ne i'm oi MAJ, NJ 67vs sd
p nent9 T. to!d hen 1 had no naaty
4, eseck 9'1s 3 s1d ona a1 5ps, E.; .t,S i5
TIA she5 would pi.es f in psr:y.s asnua. Eho. no
= o.ild not use r. Iloaned them the che:k, Aad
represenstns thai II hAa answered taeir pa1poss, l
m,i,on an1 .nat sheI Eess much obliged The dist lo,
Meanwhile I hsd been selling io;s under tne
satnoxlty prst1o1s3J gtsea. and passing the money
Fceelsed the nrSl lntsI1atton TINT Al WA not fxnt
esed 70 ri and ifom that Day hare rot sold
Mnsie ioL bad sold up to th.s hearty one hun
power OF attorney nom 4. Tsil T. Son to selI lie
property, a 'subdivided " GOWN. Nj GOWN
slso slsNed VISIT me, eave htm the names Of parties
ne 70 g aheaa and ii! would b. nlaIe TtSat. aad
TrateEef Nj. Vail agreed 10 wou1d he performed,
q ne eonTas:s on had 9,en, NJ: vasi has e1-
A''N4 49, S04tk " pATIeA 10 q
.h1e number Of others l have refunded the
noneF. " the money which Haueck + Co 1e-
seNeu nom nc have receipts to show To the
probably all eEef Fill have The sketch Ia TnE
1Etncsk ret senrs that ar. Colvtn sold to Corbe
"a The 81 Of Apnl, when Ia reallry 1t was on the
2 b Of March, as the abstract viii show and aSa.n
bat tiy check was given during the So diys7 III.
efsN subsequent to the - Of Apr1. when IN real-
J II was on the 18th Of MAY. The amount Of
unds given IaAlleck, and what have retulpedto
'aQles. ~uud smppDi 10 over Il, ~. I
Respectfully Jours,
GEO. n. pARASE
, 1869-07-11
REAL ESTATE.

The tendency Of transactions in 1ca. estate
seems 10 run more aad more to sales OF inside
property. There has l'cen more than the Usual
ouIuher Of transfers during the past week ns prop
ery for sums ranging ever s25,eeo. Among these
tons IN all parts 1f the citJ, but especial. on the
hest nrtnues u the South DIV, -. 1, All Ellhn
the OLD city limits. This ines'a In, acttsity In
amount shown to he conEeycl hy transfers
recorded during the laht i've lays to ovrE million
to!:als. ~hereas the average for fun week dur
ing the past t.o mouths has only been about
e5ce,'0e. The delay ID inaugnra1irg The actual
!mrrosement Of tbs prpposcd parks, caused By
thr questions raised IN regErd to the constitution
aty Of the several park acts, ha, hal the effect 10
diminish The inquiry sor tue lnost d5ians spnu1bA
property, and Tsilc there IL scarcely touot that
y ttat lhe N'lctne Of purchases and the activity
Of building lave tetn tHEne,1 mort inwatI,
ana ,hc e:ry Is being n'ore coMpaeti5
ably Nuuld have t4cn the case il the actual i'm
t!orcn:tnt et the parks Lad begun The unset
tied aud nn1Sral condition CT taaneaai aulirs in
I+nt u sone cals!tal here. notwithstanding
thcsC uhf:yor1hse circumstances, md n1twlta-
standing that sales Of reat estate always have
fallen on a this teason Of the 5el Il viii oc seen
by tic usual .abe given tselo~, That the Aggregate
value OF properly conveyed II Increasing, n,ll
number Of Instances arr known where cap:tallsts
VIE shsre :assi. iasias Il ~ sSs IN: rs
is not htld By persons WHO are able TO Keep It.
None ot them are Obliged 10 sell to nlect pay
mtnts. a. in some eases the srecutators ID suour-
nau !a1 iroln hse to seven miles from The Court
House, Ma! Gt. Another circumstance TILL. Aas q
favorable eject oh til. vaiue Of inside
property is that, owing to the cacapness
OF brlct an,, atoue thus season. the
CENTRAL properly can be improved with the
c1ass oi buildings suitable 10 such locsstons7 At .
ETc1siy retlEctd caks, nal, Notwithstanding that
house rents uIc lowe. than they hare been for 1ve
OF aix .cats, Numbers OF blocks Of good residences
~ 1NfSs In EfC mn
being started eEcsy day. In The business parts Of
the city many dne buildings ate being erected and
trea: number oI new ones arc projected, which
viii be erected 20 ~ 70 get Them enclosed this
fall Among the more Important OF those to be
erected soon Il one By the Republic insurance
Company Of this city, Oh taeu 10: on Lasalle
street, south Of Noar,e, md for which, as will I've
seen hg tie list Of trAnsteEs recorded on Friday,
thc company pAld $1's',toh.
The following fable shows the volume and ten
deacy Of transactions IN real estate, e!suate within
q radiua extending seven mites from the Court
Honse, during the I'VE rays ending July 10, the
aggregate value In eacb direction, and The tot1
In I'll. Being compared with the same for las;
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ducton fuFitstiona, Waiting, morning calls, letter
Writing. riding. driving, and the promenade, bali
aud ciuner rAttles, and ne arc the NOR
ready TO accept many OF the,e eonyen.
uonA EuleF, because the writer hAs alread,
made n respect her authority, By her crt.
denlly heartfelt appreciation OF the pure foundA-
nous Of the fsnctful and, sometimes, capttcious
at7uctuse OF Enthusiastically, se!l-respeef
and f:ndnesA WI.hon, these conld all the
"Eood society" IN the world E1ye true gr1ee,
compoanFe ana ETeetne4s7
Our faVottte chapter ID the Manual u the o7e
entitled "Dinner Partie8.r We almost believe Ia
opening Sentence to he literally true: IL y I'D
possible 10 over-est1mato thu importance OF oin'
neEA" The sentence, "A ANAL glass vase con"
tanning 'button-hole tsouques placed a cTcJ
cover Is Very dainty, recalls ee1ta1n Itue Pie
ture Of home-t4ble that makes either she mouth
water, or the cyes water, We hardly know which:
and We confess TO q sympathy With the Duke OF
Weluustona cook, ID Ills hous Of suffering, related
thus: ......-..-. .......- ...
uTbe Duke OF Wellington once rtqucsted con.
no,sseur 10 recommend HIN good eh<f de euisfae
Fc,,1, With whom the la.e Lard Seaneld WIS re-
iucsanuy about to part on economic grounds, Was
and engaged. Some months AZ
tcrwat1s, this co1nosReur wag dining with
Lord Seanelo, and before the nIzt course ,yaB
,,ef sa1d: 80 ! nnd sou bare got tie
|'uSe's cook to dseas your din-
3eEE HaFc s0t Feltx,' replied
L,1l seanrld, but he Is no longer the
Dukes cook The poor fellow came to me
Fith tears IN hls eyes, and begged to be taken
'sek again at reduced wages, or no wages at all,
Tor he Was determined 70 remNn no longer 81
APsley House. 'Has the Duke been rpdipc
nult ? asked soh. no, my Lord,' replied Fe-
L; u would say II he had He 10 the kiudest
# mastcrs; hut serve him d dinner that would |
nase Cdc or Trancatelll nurs, with envy, and he |
aJs nothing. 1Eo out and leave him 10 dine on d |
inner badly dressed by the cook.mald, and still !
6 says nothing. Dat hurt my feelings, my Lord"
In the appendix, amid rules for various coIT7. !
tiquettc, tables OF rrccedeDcy, toasts and hInta
Il earring, We Ind short vocabulary Of the Ian.
Inge OF Qpwety.
Aid from this eloquent bouquet, from which
,lght be cnlled many nosegays, select for ron,
honeyHuckle, jonqu4 and violet
PAScuos.
, 1869-07-11

The following E1Rtl hay been received dncc the
above taf,le Of receipts WIS made up, ns g. NJ
es1 c41s wheat, 9%5 cAIs corn, q eara oats and 2
caE rJs- Total, 80 cars, OF eo0. 600 en-
There was good attendance On Change To-day
and morr active set Of markets II grain, eu. AZ
mueh lover prices, owing principally 70 Increasing
receipts and better weather. There Was more do
tc2 Tor shipment
Lake freiKhts were much more active, and q
shade druef. A total Of Z charters was re-
ported, OF which II were for wheat II &4ta{kc to
BufaIo, and SA9sc to OswcCo. It Is noteworthy
that this free movement in wheat Was largely On
owusrt account, and It Was thought by some thst
1t Is h1t the precursor OF another bull season IN
the wheat market, towards the end Of the month
Predictions were Tree that wheat will 60 to stSo
before August
H1Rhw,nes Hesc quiet, but lQsc higher, there
being better inquiry here. and reposleo Ad-
vance IN New York The market closed Urn AZ
The out6de. Sales vere 20 c1H At &c, and 100
bis It 96c-
Provisions were inactive and duh, the only
ea1es being Of three or four 3obbtng lots, which
sola 1t the nominal wholesale prices Ness p01k
VIA NOMINAL, With seleU at $3a.eo; lard II 1S3
1sSc; drJ aAl1ed saoulders al 19kc; rough sides
st l5Ae1ec: short dbs At 1Ga1s4c; md sweet
picked hama 1t 1t13lIc. Sales we're: 10 hrss
pork II Sa4,o1 N two lots; 80 tcs Summer ketled
Ind II 1sc; 70 tcs F1nler steamed DO at 1Sko;
md 100 tcs sweet picked hama at 1Ic. The re-
ccipG at tive hogs hsyt fallen CO this Keek, and
Haay operators look sos hct*ar pyleea on psoducss
IN consequence Tanow Eas non1cA 1t 1DK9
-1oEc. asease Ma11Ta Asn dnl1
The ha1p HafhH REvis7s Etsos the following "a
the shipments u provisions koQ tbs point nom
, 1869-07-11

te,low color. but very fragrant. Thn great
beauty the wonderful pyranaital
csrdc,ab,a snapc or form which 1t Attains when
in mi ,Joou, thc large cl1bteta and numerous
noTers In eech. which VIII appear At the Cnts OF
the arms Ct branches, tho lower ones being the
folrn iii they reach the top, where there WIN Be
huge clnster Of nowess- This particular plant
vas brought from CauandalgpA to Rochester
thirteen ycars ago. and has been In tho posses-
ssou OF McsszA Frost Co erer s5nce. IL aVe Is
Say 1cenf4teiJ knoWn7 hsr!a9 been putehnssd Ia
1A6, ny the late lc1, John Csetg, Of CnnAntslgun,
and Owned by hi': uutu 1895, when Il ms pur-
chased by the. heAsrs, Froft making it ahont
ssysnts @ sa!s u ege IT has thirty leaves, aver
hlaisa green color. rneiy marked With fellow
stklpea, the leaves being b1x 10 nIne inEhts In
WIDTH md three to nve inches thick a. the base.
, 1869-07-11
.~. ! Ea'-

4 Phtladelph!an has written 8 pamphlet giving
dams he thinks the Is1ae!lses IL their n years
Journey IDg On tneIr way f.em EgJps 70 Palestine.
passed through Amertcs sud LEFT some 6traGsIers
behind. Eden was ar Island n the Pacific Ocean,
submerged In these days Plato hAtl 1t In view
WREN be :o1d Of tie mythical Atlantis, bot he va9
Ntt1 cut In bis geography The afE grounded
somewhere near Trinidad, perkhed IN the convul-
saon ttte4ted bs geolog!sts, xnlca formed the In
dian AsrhtpcahGo. The Red Sea waa the Gut Of
CalHQrrta, the golden CALI Vas tx4tr. The 1srn-
t4tes, dEtyipG rocks oi uansa, s1o1nA1 and u,
.pxeA, proceeded to Px!esttne, Fta Hehrtry s1s4z
md Tie E1eAs Desert q TtltAry, which satxdso-
the toptosJ.