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=, 800, !. EVERY ONES INTEREST as.

sr41s. EVERY ONES INTEREST," 4la.
SOMETHING WORTH KNOWING.
A LARGE VARIETY OF NEW SPRING
GOODS
inst received direct from New York auction ~
JULIUS SYCLE'F, -
a1s BROAD, BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFfh',
The following bargains have Just bean received
and win be open MONDAY, April 18th -.
TABLE DAMAsK. sd wide. at 4sc. per ysfai
IRISH LINENS, 50, 80, and 75c., worm ~ per
SO cent. more; s-
Ladies' LINE BRIo HANDhEh-
81 CHIEFS at SLas per dozen ;u1,,. =,
CAMBRIA zndIAOE HkNDhEhohi1fo ~ "
Ladies', WHITE COTTON HOSE at lac. pair
DOYLIEs, with colored borders SLID per oo1en'
HUCK TOWELS six for 81;
LINEN Diapers. full II yards in piece, Mt Sa.z'
= per piece: -
ia BRIDAL QUILTS only 81;
Misses, and Children's LACED L1sLE eAofho
- ut asc worth actually &C.,; -Gs =
WHITE MARsEILLEs QUILTS only S'-Feahy
agreat bargain; 1~l - Oh.
Ladies, HsMsTITCHED HANDKERCHIRTs,
~ six for 81.
Also. a full line of the latest styles OF DREsS
GOODS for asc. and upwards; White Goods OF
every description; Piques and French Camorlcs'
Cloths, Cassimeres Twedes, Cottonades, anu
Linens for Mems and Boys wear.
DOMESTIC GOOES, a large assortment, aho
many other goods too numerous to mention, are as
JULIUS SYCLE'S, <ls Broad street.
|rr s. ~ f,!-' between Fourth ano Fifth, a'
a 49, u next door to Keiningham's bookstore.
Store closed ON SATURDAYS. up"
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THE TWENTY-FOURTH SESSION OF
l. REV. NJ. J. MlCHRLBaC HER's SCHOOL.
ON accouat of feeble health shall withdraw on
the 18th Of this month from the school kept by me
for the last twenty-three years in the basement OF
the synagogue, on Eleventh near Marshall street.
but shall on the following Monday open another
SIN all school mot exceeding twenty. five pupils at
my private residence, corner of First and Clay
streets where will teach the same subjects as in
my former school. Ishall have the necessary as
sistants
Parents who will intrust me with the Instruction
of their children will please send them on Mon
ap7E2w NJ J. MICHELBACHER.
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Eg SALALEM BROTH.-sENSoE'S SA-
LALEM BROTH is the best remedy known for
letter, Itch, Ringworms BarDer's ltcn' eau
Bbeum. Poison Oak, and all eruptions OF the skin.
This specific Is confidently recommended to all
sufferers from any of these annoying diseases as
certain and speedy cure, completely eradicat1ng
the disease leaving the skin delightfully."- soft ana
pleasant. IT,. O.. Err y ST.. ..
For sale by all druggists.
- PURCELL, LADD CO., Agents,
avn am Richmond, Va.
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Federal capital. 1t would have saved all
the pother we have had by atonce winning
over Congress and the President.
The Enquirer goes down like the old NO
man making the sign Of scissors with hef
angers as She sinks beneath the food
We'll, then, let it be scissors--but peace
and so;ssors ',-we have had "h-l and
eo;ssors'' long enough.
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The pressure of events bears down all

1.-THE pressure Of events bears down all
opposing party notions and distractions !;
and while the Democrats are compelled
practically to recognize the civil and POI
liticsl equality Of the everlasting niger
as fixed fact, the extreme Radicals are
compelled to recognize this other fixed fact,
that even the late southern rebels have
certain rights which white men are bound
to respect, and that the southern carpet
ouences."- York Herald, ni p r.1
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MEETINGS.

r 90. F.-The Committee on .,aasssssSss.
j 9 Celebration of Fifrieth Ami
yersary Will attend = called meeting 2s5sSsss
on MONDAY EVENING, Ith In 25aqstS
start. ut ODD Fellows HAIL All win please a.
tend as business Of much Importance win be
acted on. A. II. BUhR, Chairman.
j. WALL TURNER, secretary. = ap lit !.
T,HE SECOND ANNUAL MEETING OF
THE ARLINGTON MUTUAL LIFE IN
arm : NGE COMPANY OFVIRGTNIA win be
held mt its office on THURSDAY the 18th o., April
next at O'Clock P. NJ. D. j. HARISOoK,.
= 81 IEs-n'. Secretary.
RICHMOND, April !, 1859. apAeodtd
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AMI =
1~oo~-~~~~~~~~~~~-~~
DICHMoND THEATRE. ~ =.
LESSEE AID MANAGER. ...... JOHN 7. FORD.
LAST NIGHTS
of the beautiful and gifted artists the
CHAPMAN SISTERS, .t.r
and the popular comedian
1875. hR." @. b. BISHUP. 4w s-. 4,
MONDAY, APRIL u, 1862,
frst time III Bichrn1nd Of entirely new Muslcal
.r7- = Burlesque entitled the s.f = ~
FuR1Y THIEVES; -
- STRIKING OIL IN FAMILY JARS.
New music by Professor Rosewald. New scenery
By Joseph Parker. New dresses and appoint
menLs. BLANCHE rs Ganean. ELLA as
7 Eorgoana. BISHOP as Hassafac.
~ - And the entire company.
First time In Richnond OF the new and amusing
f-. Farce of
IT'S MY TUkN NEXT
Taraxicum Twitters "a village apothecaryl
: .0o5.f MIR. g. b. BISHOP.
TUESDAY EVENING. -r"z
" THE FORTY THIEVES. .az" !.
Due notice will be given Of the repetition Oh
CINDERELLA. Other novelties In preparation.
ap R-1t .. --
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NEW. q
= OLD aAs.rfxr0 RENEWED.

AoUNTCasrLE viii RE-BRoSzE CHAM
DELfERS and 9AS-FiXTUKES or every de-
scription, and warrant them to look az good IS
new. Give him trtsi, as $50 Broad street. NH
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. WHITE GOODS.

WHITE GOODS.
Good SWISS MUSLINs at Is, 20, and 25c.-none
worth less than IS and s7ic.; 1..
FRENCH MUsLINS, very cheap;
PEQUEs at az. 20, 50, 20, and 7sc.-bargains;
BIRD'S-EYE DIAPER at Soc worth 7sc.;
DIAPER ut 81. 81 SO, and 81 per piece-remarka-
bly, cheap; o-. .'-%
TOWELS In endless variety and prices:
IRISH LINENS at 75c. worth $l-considered by
every body very cheap; = /
PILLOW-CASE LINEN at IS and SIC. worth
=. more.
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This is about the truthsof the situation,
and the warning contained at the conclu-
sion is hardly needed; for those concerned
have already taken the matter greatly to
heart. IL. &C. t ...as l. ~. ST.
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mLEyY BROTHERS
ABE NOW OPENING THE LARGEST AND
MOST SELECT STOCK OF
. .e... sPRINe GOODS
EVER OFFERED IN THIS CITY, p.
AND AT PRICES WHICH ARE SURE TO
PLEASE THOSE IN WANT.
THEY INVITE THE PUBLIC TO CALL AND
SEE THEIR GOODS At THE1R a.aa
MAGNIFICENT WARE Oo,Ms,
.-.- . NOS. 1913 AND 1915 N d s4la.
. ..s -1s5 MAIN STREET. 9a4 as." rs'0'
Purchasing large lots Of goods from auction and
first hands, and -. s...."".
SELLING FOR CASH ONLY .f1
we can afford to sell cheap, not having to charge
our customers for risk In contracting bad debts.
We mark all OF our goods at the grsr i 5oL
~" LOWEST CASH PRICE.
E -r 81, having but ,-.... .f... -.
.o.-. ONE PRICE. ~.r g. '<t
Therefore 1t is that can sell at less than the re-
gular prices even those articles of KNOWN
VALUE.
We have now in store
HEMsrIrCHED HANDKERCHIEFs at 7sc'-a
good bargain; .E sG= ..a -.ra
LINEN.CAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEFs at alper
dozen-chcap at Sl.2s;
LACE-TRIMMED HANDKERCHIEF5 very
cheap;
Fine POINT LACE HANDKERcHEFs-ver
rich; .s
Beautiful, STRIPED ALPACAs at soc. per yard
worth Acc. .............-#. r.. .f r
Splendid BROCADE ALPACAs at asc.-Very
rich ,1yyr
SPOOL COTTON, equal to the best, only aoc. per
Beautiful soLID-cOLOR ALPACAs at aoc. i p Il
LLAMA POPLINs, new styles, at SIC. a-~
WIDE RICE-sTRIPE POPLINs, exquisite
style, only 75c. worth 81;
CALICOEs fast colors, at 1oc.;
CALICOES, fast colors, at lac. ... -.9
DAISY RUFFLE at 2Sc. a piece, worth double;
CRoTCHET EDGING at 2sc. piece, worth Soc.
PAPER COLLARS In endless variety; e- 7
LINEN COLLARS, all styles a- .. .a'syE
LACE COLLARS, warranted genuine, Soc. 't'
LACE COLLARS, warranted genuine, 7sc. !; 81.
LACE COLLARS, warranted genuine, 81. These
goods are far below their value.
CORsETs, French wove, SOC. worth g.
PIQUEs, .,.. g.-.-.... .... I.-u
1T. PlQcEs' \. .!l3., aa"u '~T 2.ln
;s.- -.-. P1QuES, agzrt III. bLlea
PIoUEs, .r.ts
..- ~ ~. ru-....f7 f~es r. PIQUEs,
for Ladies' and Children's Dresses and sacques,
inbuff and white s"'--e'-a a d
Also, some beautiful styles BRILLIANTs and
PERCALEs, very cheap. '.' i>
@ sd COUNTRY MERCHANTS a"T
are requested to call and examine our stock;
which, Notwithstanding the effort made to convey
the idea that we do not wholes ale, Is one Of the
largest and best selected -
WHOLESALE STOCKS OF DRY GOODS
in this city-fning, as 1t does, the largest sales
rooms in Richmond. 80 #""
We sell our wholesale customers just such goods
as we retail at our store which has built up our
trade to It's present mammoth proportions. r4g.T
d. ..... ,..f 10 LEVY BROTHERS, ID.
aps ~ gls lala and 1sls Main street. III
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The Winchester Journal is informed that
we have already made the statement rela.
tive to the Martinsburg fair which its cor
respondent calls upon us to make. We
never knowingly misrepresent facts.
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HIRsH GUG9ENHEIMER
are still receiving fine stock of *. .-tf =
SPRING DREsS GOODS
CALICOES --,.~-.... .
BLEAcHED and BROWN MUsLINs.
LINENS, .......... .,r........
TABLE DAMAsK, -.--.z... ..r--,, ...
NAPKINS, ...--.....,..-. ..,
DIAPER, &C., &C. .-,, -- ...y.,...,s...-.,
oil Of which have been purchased for cash.
If economy be wealth, why not practice 1t Buy
for cash and sell for cash, as EIRSH 4 GUGGEN-
HgIMER do. and then you can always tell what
you are doing. The nimble sixpence plan is by far
the best and most certain. ..,.,.., ---- ~ rs
Below we append o price-llst Of The many bar
gains we are Offering, IA Mn ~ 2EEcGG
DRESS GOODS.
Handsome SILK CHAIN PoPLINs at Sc. worth
SL2S, and 81 worth Sl.so; -----...-.
MOHAIR ALPACAs, all shades, at s7e. worth
soc.; =
Elegant BLACK SILKS, at Is9aworth $a.so. and
$3.50 worth 90; - ,.r,rar.
SILK CHALLIES, all colors
Beautiful GRANITE POPLINs at 4sc. worth
76c.-a great bargain : a1fu,f3
L full line Of BUFFALO BLACK ALPACAS /;
PLAIN and PLAID ttall coIors) JAPANESE
CLOTHS and SEA side LUsTREs;
BLACK GRAPE CLOTH.
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1eP1sCIAE NOTICES

m mis-: II. 4. kADY, N
consrustxrnAsD BROAD STIFFNESS,
VII, open her sPErFa and sUaMEh sIa LEO
of fONNETS. HATS &C., on TU EsDA l, .A.s
18th, instant. -
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DESSOLUTHONs, &c.

T>HE CO-PARFNERSHIP existing under
a the firm and style Of BOUOARl d fIZZTsI
has, by mutual agreement, been dissolved this
day. Either partner is authorized TO sign the
name Of tbs concern in liquidation only. J" iIas
Richmond, Va, April l. 1859.
Me-. HENRY B. B00DAR will still continue
10 carry on bus ntss at the same stand, and hopes
to merit continuance of the patronage bestowed
upon the late frm.s kg k&'E ~ api2-N
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY, sc.
FJARDWARE.gag9ug GA Hsgg,g

III WATKINs CoTTRELL & co,
1907 MAIN STREET, LkICHsfoND, VIRGINIA.
We would respectfully cal! the attention OF coun-
try merchants and the trade generally 20 our large
stock or ENGLISH and AMERICAN HAHD-
part OF Locks, Hinges, Screws. Nails. &c.i Pocket
and Table Cutlery, . large and well assorted
sSsde sbsSsls ai forks and ro oS Wesd
ing and Killing Hoes, and . full assortment Of
Hemp and Manilla Rope. In fact we have the
our Il lends, t, whom we would tender our ktndes.
thanks for their liberal patronage, and we hope 10
merit sl~ays continuance Of the same. .-...,t
uh3d-lm . WATKINS, C0TTRELL a GO.
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II TAKE EASURE IN IN-.a@,s
4 FORAING you that am now pre- sNEy
pared to show complete and wefl-se.VKSNe
lected stock Of MILLINERY GOODS consisting of
FttANCH FLOWERS, SILKS. RlBBONs, ILEU-
SION2. GSAPES, STRAW GOODS, &C., which
will offer at the lowest market prices.
aa MRS. N. WALTON b co, 4
! No. 400 Broad street, corner Fourth.
N. B.-Handsome PATTERN BVNNETS al
ways on hand RI 9-lm
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MILLINERY.

MILLINERY AND DREsS-,a8 o
I'VE MsKING.-MRs. N. c. BAR. SEAsG
TOMS BONNET, DRESS, WKAP-yMoNe
PING. and PATTERN ESTABLISHMENTS No.
OF Main street, is p-epal ed to exhibit the LATEST
PARTISAN STYLES. va1. 81 -zrsag4 4
Bonnets and Bats OF every description Dresses,
Rasuups Jackets and all kinds of Ladies',
Misses. and ,hildren's Garments, cut to fit with
ease and elegance. and made at short notice.
Tissue Paper Patterns. trimmed or plain, cut
from measure for sale by the single piece, dUz n,
or set ap lo-2t<
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EDUCATIONAL.

DICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE.-
LII Pupils may still enter for the remainder Of
the session. we have plenty OF room, and teach
ers and classes enough TO insure faithful instruc-
tion to pupils OF all grades. ----- ,...
Apply 10 CHARLES 81. WINSTON,
an i2.eodn President. "a
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5nNE HUNDRED, MULES ANDaa I'd.
W HORSES just arrived and for sale EffA
At r. w. GREEN'S stable, on Monroe " ~
between Grace and Broad streets, or j. GskzzA6S
q. JOHNSON,S stable, on Franklin street. Also
for sale large number Of WAGONS of my own
manufacture
NH 22-1mE Is. W. GREEN.
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SPRING AND SUMNER MILLL-sa@,s
~ merry Having Just returned from gsEaetgG
New York with a large and varied assert -ESe&Ss-
ment OF SPRING and SUMMER MILLINERY
and FANCY 6OODI Iwoud be pleased to have
my friends and the public generally call and ex-
anime before pur chasing elsewhere, assuring Them
that / will not be undersold. = f
.' 1~'' MRS. M j. DkYIS
iap 7-lw No. 6l7 Broad street.
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$3.50 EMBROIDERIEs.
CAMBRIA EDGE at 80, rs, 30, and s7ic.-none
worth less than 81 and 6oc.;
CAMBRIA INsERTIN Gs, the same-some as low
as Is. per yard;
LINEN-CANBRIC HANDKERCH1EFs hem
stitched, at 26c. ...... .......s :-,...,rs..
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SPECIAL NO1 rIsEs.

'
sP EcIAL kS e1e1s:
..- VIRGINIA i "a Ano cerFEE Co,
p,uoE LIST OF COFFEE:
oaEIss, 40 20. IS %. 50. .aSc.r:
ROAST I'D. IS. IS 10 as, &C.,; Is
81 GROUND, 7s, %. %, Is, zoe.
PRICE la1sr OF TEA: z-
= DUNG HysoN le,senh IS, 80, 90, o. sl.as--
best, sLsa; .is.3s .rzs Z.l-h.t a.5s1s
1xp,7R1AL (eresn), IS, 80, Geo., g. eLas-oess
,euNpowDER teseenb sac., o. s1a' sLs'-
best. o.; r.z zr4 aev ~ or@s7~ 1Et
!, ,p.r ,npcolored), sec., g. sL,s-best sLs0;
ENGLISH BREAKFAST tBlacs), 81. sl.as-bess
sLso:
ooLoNe (Black,, IS, so. 90, o. sL's-Oess' sls0.
~ GOODS GUARANTEED. ~ ~
E.
ANY ARTICLE NOT PROVING sATIsFA O.
TORY CAN BE RETURNED OR
I EXCHANGED. s,..,. -,l.1
....-. ~. .... ,.r=-rsiJI .-w >hEpi,
..-..... ....s e. * 81:
GOODS DELIVERED FREE OF CHARGE IN
THE CITY. AT THE WHARyEs. AND
AT RAILROAD DEPoTs.
+ sd T. .-EE 2 r.. B.. .-s
ORDERS FRos1 THE COUNTRY must state
distinctly the kind and price, and tlie direction
to be sent .. g. -........ g.! -.
VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE CO..
CORNER OF MAIN AND NINTH STREETS.
..s. [spIol
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NyOOD, WOOD, Wo0D.--I am selling
wv SEASONED OAK OF IS and PINE q. 81
delivered, or 9s and 81 In the yard. Viii selfh
small quantities TO poor people at the same rates.
ONCE N the lower corner or Libby Building;
wood-ysrd by the side Of the same, between Twen.
tteth and TweLty-nrst streets. The woodward
gates open on both Cary and Dock. Orders LEFT
with g. u. S1NTgE, NO. l4ss Main street or with
OUTFITS & PARKER, on Eighteenth street be-
tween Main and Cary, viii be promptly filled
jaI f,.-.g.,. 81. .... y. W. q, fEELAS
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DEDUCTION, IN PRICE OF ANTHRA-s
1b CITE COAL.-The subscriber from date
offers ANTHRACITE COAL or best qualify at %
per ton Of 2, 900 pounds, delivered. Also best OAK
and PINE WOOD Ut The lowest market rates.
Ofices corner OF Seventeenth and Dock and se-
venteenth between Main snd Cary streets.
fe II "s' @-'"- ' i. WHIT ROBERTS
, 1869-09-01
CHICAGO DRY GOODS MARKET,

TCEsoAT Evx@Iya, Ausust1.
rer1cEirk tte market fur dry xoots tor lie psst
MtcA. !rw Aeis fe4tGfrs alr notterxur. Tss3r " ~
moderately ACTIVE. md the market mas Dim II atott
!afner pf7oc1 Tllo Bostaa Cstah.err.aJ Hxfl4i3 Of
saturday, rtptrtA the market fuuwt; In thn ~
E1ods askt He noke IDLY improving dem !oy
Al sAe9uAh!s and stAIfe t4tfts The general CnndJ
tlohs q trade. With nltney. eak!rE TIC crpa c,uus
toEHA1d and tle low ruling Of Western {rcish,a srr
qctatu anticipated Way
-, i'uyers .ipetr TO be .asde, that p,tces m not
nIey to 80 Liver. II iesa for considerable tt.nr n
cana aad hrGec Arc Operating nso tElrly Aad with
NeAter confidence Tic wants II cu,,iau1ers In iii
fasts os tic cpGttrJ Known .n hc la1r and rfr.s
1t I'D I'd thee aatt r. + " vl,sd fun te ni .tek
Htce Inc leani Ct eonAutae!l a1-o x,uZ ii.
th1a IT tnAuy ytstn rslt; and therp IL rrzsol IL
aaubt that With eons Ec0d the tine has come t5r them
10 chase dry FoGas they will take literal supplies
Irttons ase Gt1n I'd III 1nodrtnlc demand ,Jobbc-s
&C ttliibs 3A!f stz.d lots of hath pain and prnt1
Eoots ard htl7tfs IL aan tmrrnsins With AReuiA and
eolmissioa hoqses Ihe slort lime n1otenent among
HI tas une 9ata searral of lar .na
buoy to the dspeiins ait AppfrbrnsIon of
AHy dsenr In rries. ',is stopping Of e1s,ou t1ach
Fly n.t tu to ruductc.i ui Father II tl lis.
tneHattEE f mill owneTa tn puEch4sc frtaer Supplies
= raw maas4al nj t&: EXTREME rates cGgcn tending
Standard hInsn sllrctfns. qntet'aad tssm ut Isk
tHisr- Attw thelcc bfAnt4 commanding the or,.tde
Iac ticc tF9"u goods Layr It.a selling E.urc freely
cntinS thr rAst wts With ]phscrs stoeks fnkru Aud
Fedncra The TorulAr brands acid up very ciuss
ADd rflcrA NC rf1n Il quot t4tiop8.h
, 1869-09-01
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE CHI.
CAGO DAILY MARKET,

TVEAfAr TFESINn, Aus;a! st.
Ralc- ri e1nlu hnur and lrt. NJ vii. c tuIui in.
trr lhr !fr.t al Gn,nmcr!aI" and ttr tral,l in III
efr s T. ffs ta tic usual th'F"' If ''"sr ue'
BUTT En- -Hceuvt,i ls2so rs; shlrped, i,,xa} IT,,
TIE 1cnraEat!veIy lixt astva als ri clies etars pJ ILL
IT, The date II isrt weekly rryteMj hare tuA
tr'i larrr nf sHrh to ra.iy tho Vi. ace e.t4
iths'i dfnt the lteslous nt~ks and In faet rrc..
d r rratr. Ahh IN trtv inttn1rrs fur we'll kr< II
h1tnt1 - hith A. 7id.ac VI cotnlo And nl.lnl DR..
uf,"ht M ecr.e'!uentit rrfces etnua enk md t.
I.eHsst lr;r !. MT mntctnl tllns" tn fMtn in tie
etsfhrfIr h tbG hfthnI There tr no speculative In
tt"Ie IL linz en,rAl lack nj rnnddercr in t,n
.ihhslltt nf rtfse rriecs-ahd hui iuilt-i demand
If' ~ 'thr~1, =" that hhfrft r'rt,r1 frts',.
$40 nrnn a." tea ttAie fr TIM he.r.!"n # tlrIr
III a.. ls!s IT,, tir., ai1r a'sar #. tn e,s
q k5s md ntks Al seri ftx. ii 9lr; ~ fnlr nt
sar; y ttse -! and An fthsus 1t st: aitkss Vi
fh": y Ekst ht'1 ] sFtI". It V7r
HAti!Nts frtJ l!tti~ rlrheH 1na takt rIs-r Ia ttp
~" 1Fn.I tHr trsi'rr bar" ~pInr'- sn.t h>ltaf
tftie. hh wlti tire fl,s h hst ratltFrr aHi
ttn t"hc irtf shlht tln Esarfn matkrl tlrte i m
s.tt ~" - "rsk n"As arc. tut fftes 1NIns tnrlslt-
ttt-tl. nIr ain"4 nsnti~ly r.ifrti fsr iii ,.nI.t
k"'l'. Ihr t"1t"~1nk air III" rurrrit ,I1rt att.n.
t. .,It 4. ~ l:t itt t7t' '.t..!, NV: ii,.s
shtt., E:f. ''
lun'1n AMI htlnEH ln tp,Ir~tns lha .nstt RI " =
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INTELLIGENCE


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sehr NorpIrs kts.. Etxtrf Har. je1 c.is wood
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e1rlfrf. better at st.47afr,; M, I. t,,n5 b,1.
1'""et 1n .infe', sista1no. t'ntn tale ii q ir,s
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ftrHn-4tN ~ T. n.
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"Heat' 'os p'''alns lot. flr., huthsuxel.
f.4TxR-aAfHA.
a., hete1rls ut wheat f,f tha iaal shrra 1ays wrrt
s'N"9 1ts vitF*~ VI Nhk,t ara Atnaglran.
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e. ae A. ease1r. Oats tl,,'fl kstinH t7 r nav
=, s.M .nTfn's. lter~tts-Ahrsl. s0,sn IN, rum.
,..Msan ..l nats h',tk1 hs. hhln'cntA -WhpA,,
l1elaAts. WAC asked,
- mo to!!o"!hx wtru the ttucA Of grnln u HoM
'oFA "HfrhulAn a lhn utan4 nalnei:
, 1869-09-01

~ 1he aHefnoou tlt!r NaA hut a moderate
e!l'en1 IN eae grain narkcIs, and prices we're
M'tAou1 uec!lcd change No. wArat was ntta at
.!.s,fs' '.2s hetleE September, aud 31.qs caaa-
e'us'hS easier. coru "as quic. but aya 4. - !. c
ecief inc last bali. and Sic seller alI September
as oas 'oaeuso mn nominal d: teJy.4l44e srcr
aAt ueh'h. frovlAlons were dull. Fre.xhts
we're 1nltt, the following cnartera being rc,oyt,-i
Schooner Frank pcrcw. cats to Eutyslo m n. I !.
natk BUTCHER 10y, corn 10 DQnalo at &c, Al TIC
oaefnAn lo1he, in the evening, the markets y ere
dnA ut u. seller September, and x1asx cash Tor
wheat eoc for No. corn, aud Gls3 for barley sell,
CT September.
iha hog market ruled quiet and easy ta.oustl-
oot e!oalng "eak, With about 1.soo unso1d. The
receipts were 6,ed1 head, and tho salcs 4s34 heat
nj range Of f7so0stooo for common 10 extra
Beef c1it!c were in active demand, md 70. the
better gFadea prices were nrm. Some 1,soo head
we're closed out during the daT nj q pyfa7 "a
, 1869-09-01

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