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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-08-03
FINANCE AND COMMERCE..
In A n,-AD :

OFFICE OF THE EVENING TELEGRAPHJ
Tuesday, August 3, 1859. )
The usual bank statement for the past week is
not very favorable to an easy money market but is
quite as much so as we had reason to anticipate.
There has been an increase ia legal-tenderS OF
$542, ,131, resulting, doubt from the operations in
New York on Treasury purchases of bonds. There
is also increase in deposits of S5l 327 which is
the loans have fallen Off $500 247, which is rather
whimsical course in the face Of the increase in
means OF over a million OF dollars This erratic
is, in part, attributable to the drain OF the
outside banks during the week, which show an in
debtedness to city institutions OF S572,995, and
is so much withdrawn temporarily from our market.
With all this however, there is conservative feel
ing among the banks, prompted by an anticipated
pressure for money during the coming month of
September.
There is no change in the current rates for loans
or discounts, and it is needless to quote.
Gold is decidedly weak to-day opening at 1856 at
which figure it was selling at noon on Third street.
decline OF q.
United States loans are rather quiet, and show
decline on yesterdays closing quotations of about q
per cent.
The stock market was exceedingly nat this morn
ing and prices had a downward tendency. State
loans were without change. City skies were steady,
with sales OF the new certificates at l0l and the old
at &C.
Reading Railroad was duh and lower, selling at
4S4; Pennsylvania Railroad was stronger, and sold
Lehigh Valley Railroad at 81; 122 was bid for Cam
den and Amboy Raroad 4213 for Little Schuylkl
Railroad; 30 for North Pennsylvania Railroad; 37I
for Catawlssa Railroad preferred; and 30G for
Philadelphia and Erie Railroad.
Canal shares We're but little inquired after. 3G56
was offered for Lehigh Navigation.
In Coal Bank, and Passenger Railway stocks
nothing was done.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
Reported by De Haven Bro, No 40 S. Third street.
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Philadelphia Trade Report.

TUESDAY, Aug 3.-The Flour market is quiet, but
we. continue former quotations. 500 barrels Ken
tucky white Wheat extra family Flour sold for ship
ment on secret terms. A few hundred barrels were
taken by the home consumers in lots at s5955O for
superfne s55O@515 for extras; S625@7T6 for Iowa,
Wisconsin, and Minnesotanextra family; s6-25@7'25
for Pennsylvania do. do; S6'75@7'50 for Ohio do
do; and sS@105O for fancy brands, according to
quality. Rye Flour sells at S612K@625 D Dbl.
There is not much activity in the Wheat market,
but prices are without quOtable change. Sales of old
red at 81 5O@ 1'53; and new do. at sl5OCGl'60 Rye
dull at S120@1'25 f8 bush. for Western. Corn is
quiet. and 1@2c. lower. Sales of 5000 bush yellow
at S112@114; and Western mixed e11O@112. Oats
are unchanged; sales of 5000 bush. Western at Il
@76c. Southern and Pennsylvania at 53GTOc and
new at 60c. Nothing doing in Barley or Malt
Bark-In the absence of sales, we quote No.
Quercitron at SAB q ton.
Seeds-Cloverseed may be quoted at S925@95O;
Ilmothy at s5@525 and FiaXseed lax @ at S26O@266
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stock Quotations by TeIeEraph-1 PM.
FROM EUROPE.
This Mornings Quotations.

By Atlantic Cable.
LONDON, Aug ga, M-Cons9ls 9355 for money
and discount U. $. Flye-twenues steauy al sS25 (;
LIvERPooL, Aug. ga. Motion steady. Up
lands, l2z6d. Orleans, 1S@l8ad. me sales to-day
will reach IN OOO bales Red Western Wheat 9s Cd.
Corn 2ss' sd for English. No American in market.
Shipments of cotton from BOMBAY to July 80, $500
bales since last report.
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THE NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

The following extracts show the state OF the New
York money market yesterday
From the Herald.
"The principal matter of interest in Wall street to-
day was the public announcement through the Sub
Treasurer in this city OF Secretary Boutwels nten
tOns with regard to the purchase of bonds and sale
OF gold during the current month. This announce
ment WAS made early N the day by bulletin posted
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The New York stock Market.

NEW YoRK, Aug 9.-stocSs strong; Money steady at
6@7per cent. Gold, ls5, b2Os, 1852 coupon, l2ils
I22J5; do 1867, i22l(; do. 1868, 122; 1O4Os, 1l5@
Virginia skies, new, 81; Missouri % six skies, sza
2lO Erie 2S5S Reading, 97l Hudson River, 1868
Michigan Central 52 Michigan southern Ptabnra lUS
Chicago and Rock Island, 11456 Western Union
Telegraph, sSli Pittsburg and Fort Wayne, 1881.
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The Weather md the sea-side.

The following was the state of the weather at
the seaside at o'clock this morning.
Atlantic City, wind south, clear, ~.
Cape May, wind southwest clear, TO-
Long Branch clear ~.
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The nephew of Ali, of Cabool, has
rebelled. and, with his two brothers, been ar
rested and sent to English territory, where
they will be detained.
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FROM BALTIMORE.


Another victim TO n Druggist'S Careiessness,
Special Despatch to The EUeni'.g Telegraph.
BALTIMORE, Aug. "a well-known Virginia
lady came here some weeks ago to have a tumor
removed. Her physician, after removing the
tumor ordered gentle doses of quinine By mis-
take of the apothecary, she wasgiven morphine,
and soon died The case was hushed up, but
now will be legally investigated. The medicine
was furnished by Andrews & Thompson, drug
gists, to the Church Home, where it was admin
istered. They had put this poison in phials
labelled quinine, in the medical department of
that establishment, where the deceased had been
staying.
The Baltimore Produce lNIarltets.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 3.-Cotton dull and nominal at
33Lc. Flour dun, with slight demand Howard
Street superne, s6@65O; do. extra, s6'75@75O; do.
family, sS'25@9 City Mills superfine, S6@675; do.
extra, s6'75@s; do. family, sS5O@105O; Western
superhne; S5'I5@625; do. extra, $63OC97 25; do.
family, s7'75@S50 Wheat hrmer; choice red 81 65 (;
good and prime Sl'45@l'6O Corn dull prime white,
SlO5s O6; yellow, S1Os@1O. Oats active at GOOSE
FOR new. Rye dull, s1,15@12O. Mess Pork quiet at
S3I. Bacon active and advancing; rib sides, 100. (;
clear do, 191Gc.; shoulders, 16@19hc Hams, %
624c. Lard firm at 100000 Whisky heavy at s1l6
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CLEARED THIS MORNING
SsT gS York SSRR 9h He4o
Brig W. WSoOdrqd SSs HASKELL salem Scott Walter
Brig KossaCk Elliott, Boston, Do
BsbE B5s PigisOi PiG4s s@B SSBn' bSssS1 bsSstSn DO
sShT h n nS b MNahopeS Nsh.f & Plpn%sr Boston. do
$sRr I .; MssSssn. Gis6s Washington. GifSa DC.
sb scbbr Pioneer, Brewer. Fortress Monroe. S0 do.
E. Tsneh pCnsb Monroe
seRr Nnhns Holmes Morae SsW London Scott
sSsT faR VI % $
sSPr s. RsoSss BeyeTly Day Huddel Co.
sChr RieRaEd vsux' @hitOear, .pishtqn, do do
RF RR HSG%iSfd
seR FSnSS ondR M do
Tug Fairy Queen, Perkins, Havrede Grace, W. p Clyde
Tug Hudson, Nicholson, Baltimore. W. p Oyde 4 Go.
s.am., ssT! Eas Ea5s GsSIs Sa N. v,,
with mdse to W p Clyde Co. 81 N0u'S from Nc" York;
Br RaTGa9 william oI aaTdiPg 10 days from Canning N.
ballast g. to- sSFaq r. Pa1ns dkEer Il days from Boston, in
Brig lie CrOH' Eaton from Boston, in ballast to j. e.
Brig Dirigo, Coffin, days from New York.
SGhr en- Congress York days from Gardiner Me-. with
NJ SnHr f. sPsoR SEasnS DAYS So from & Ngg York
sehr John H. Perry Kelly days from New Badford
4, dpot ass,
tow T1s Ba%s baGse 10 p yd 4Sp from Baltimore with
Tug Commodore, Wilson, from Havre de. Grace with a
tow OF barges to w. r. Clyde 90. ' "''N
Special Despatch 10 The EreHiqq TflegranL
bd4e " ED M August SThe following boats left
NJ ~ mon Forever" light, to Hoffman 4 Kennedy
Dodge Mills with lumber for BROOKLYN
j. H. Linglefeld, with lumber TO order
C9rresnondenee IF he Philalelphia Exchange.
lEwEs, Del, August brig Fannv from - nsssa6
land, went TO sea 2Sth ult 'P" i'' horEs
barques Scud for Vigo Presto, for Bremen Gan Eda
for Portland brigs Avance for Hamburg; and Xmsca.
Union, Tor Boston, went to sea to-day
LABAN L. LYONS.
MEMORANDA.
SteamsMp Pioneer, Barrett hence, at Wilmington N!
sShr Ocean Wave Baker, hence, at New Bedford sy
sehrs Marietta Smith Preston; Mary Price Farsuson,
anH m ~ Elsher, Iawrenee hence, at Lynn 3lst ulf
alt M " wellington Ohipman hence at Gloucester
SS6T y Knight Plum, for Philadelphia, cleared al
schr Queen Of Clippers, Allen hence for Oieufueeoal
@sp0keR Ath RIk Iat 70 u, lVDG, % W "' s'D"-"'~
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
For additional Marine Eercs see Inside Paees.

by TKLEGRAPH1
NEW YORK, August 3.-Arrved, steamship Russia from
Liverpool.
FoRTREss MONROE, August 3-Arrived, barque Faith
Lee, from Rio for orders Sailed barque Columbia from
City Point for London brig Alice, from Norfolk the
for Cape Hatteras
(Iiy atlantic CtIbLe
LoNDoNDERRY, August 3.-Arrived, steamship PeruA
Wan, from Quebec.
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FIRST BOAR

JAY OUUkE a 90. qUOIU NUVtTIIIHUHT btUUTIJbS as
follows-U. s. IS of 1881, 1236@124l5 5-2Os of 1862
l24A@l25i do, 1864, 123%@l23%i do, Nov, 1868,
1925 5@i22%; do, 1865 122a1221; 1O-iOs, 1i53{@
ll6; Pacidcs, l1OI@1113S. Gold, 1867.
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CLEARED THIS MORNING.

STATE OF THERMOMETER EVENING TELEGRAPH
IA. M..,.......76 IL A. M.......s s5l2P
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-11-18
PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAs The President offhe TTnitsd
States, by his Proclamation, has setapart the
18th day of November as a day Of Thanks
giving and prayer; and, Whereas the Cow
ernOr Of our state has recognized said proc
OF said day as a day Of THANKSGIVING. and
believing that IL Is proper for communities
and cities throughout the length andbTeRdtb
Of our country to give thanks to aSupreme
Ruler. for health and prosperity, and all
blessings, ], therefore, recommend to tie
people. of theCity Of Brownvilie 70 put aside
their usual avOcatiOns, and have respect for
day., for the manifold blessings we as a
city nave received in the past, and the hope
we have for the future. rf.- -
CIV FAIRBROTHER.
Mayor OF BrOWnVilie.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-11-18

DemOrest'sATOnthly-A splendid Christ
mas number. This. favorite periodical for
ladies improves with every issue. It's reliabIe
fashions, its numerous fuIlized patterns, its
admirable Illustrations, and great variety Of
useful and interesting reading matter, render
It by far the most desirable magazine Of the.
day, and in fact, Indispensable 70 ladies living
away from the metropolitan centers- It IS
also the cheapest magazine at 81 perannum,
with a handsome premium, which, for a linn
tied time. may, we see, be a large and magni-
hcently engraved copy Of Lille N. sPencer's
Fourth Of July Pic-NIc,'--a picture worth
three times the cost Of the magazine. Pub
lished at SIS Broadway N. Y.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-11-18

We are panied 20 see article after article IN
our c-otemporary, Rssailing our city, its i'm
p~rOvements, its merchants, its railroad pros
poets, etc, as these articles have a tendency
todrive from US emigrants and capital which
we need. and because, in fact, they have no
~ioundation. Our streets are as as those
Of any city on the Missouri river similarly
situated; the character OF this years build
Ing improvements are first class; our mer-
chants are selling goods as low as at any
other point, and our railroad prospects are
certainly encouraging. Under these circum-
stances we cannot see the Object it can have
IN thus ~slandering the good name of the city
owners from whom It draws its support IN
less Il be a natural disposition to foul in its
own nest hit were alone In the work we
should say nothing, as its own circulation
could do but little damage; but these articles
are made a Point Of by papers of rival towns,
and are credited . ajOurnsl In our city,
mus giving them 4 character ten fold more
managing than mere assertions Of outsiders,
while these same Journals. copying, know
1oh we'll that with light crops for the past
ehtee years, heavy rains this season. and
-sht times. every town on the Missouri
rNefin Nebraska is about similarly situated.
'0hls they keep in the back ground. while
copy b thrusts 90 B~FON.nvIue.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-11-18

BaIIOu's Monthly MHgGZine.-We are
In receipt OF this marvslohsly cheap 2
handsome Magazine for December. It's table
OF contents is varied and charming, embrac-
ing the usual fine variety of serials, sketches,
stories, poems and attractive engrayiugs. The
publishers announce IN the prospectus for
the coming year, a searial story for adults,
by the popular Magazine writer James
Franklin Fits, a Juvenile serial. by the
young peoples favOrite, HOratiO Alger Jr.
The price of this periodical is a marvel TO
everybody a hundred page, frst-clas, Illus
trated Magazine for fifteen cents, or $3.50 per
year, is indeed wonderfully cheap. Elliott,
Thomec & Talbot Publishers, Boston, Mass.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-11-18

d. G. Saith has received g call from Falls
City TO organise a Brass Band In that place.
hei is also to furnish the instruments. This
iHa wise move on the part of the members Of
The new band, as Mr.. Smiths facilities and
knowledge are such as TO ensure their receiv-
ing good instruments as low as they can pos
Hbly be had And, as an instructor, we
doubt n mis- equal is west Of the Mississippi
river. He is prepared to furnish all kinds Of
musicual instruments on Short notice.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-11-18

KiIbOurn, jenkins & CO-Manufae-
turers and Wholesale and Retail dealers in
all kinds of Pine Lumber, Lath, Shingles,
Pickets, Sash, Blinds, Doors, Battens, etc.
Offceand Iurnbe Yard, corner 4th and Main
streets. Branch Yards at Phelps City, Missouri.
We manufacture our own material in the
.Pineries of Oshkosh, Wis, where we have
in operation one of the largest manufactures
of everything made in Pr in the world, and
obtaining our Lumber direct from the tree,
as we do, we can SELL at lower rates than any
Lumber Yard in the West which pays one
wholesale and one or two retail profits. We
shall always keep on hand a full supply of
everything IN our line, so that those in want
may always rely upon getting what they de-
sire. We simply ask all to examine our stock
and prices before purchasing elsewhere, as we
can ensure satisfaction in both. ~
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-11-18

New JeweITy stOre.-Mr. Dunn viii in
= few days open up a new and splendid stock
Of Clocks, Watches and JewelFy, in the es-
Enlistment Just vacated by Mr.. Patch. We
learn he is q No. l workman, and will bring
On as fine a stock as was eve opened in This
city. Success attend him.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-11-18

Or. CoVvles has removed his Omeeto the
room In. the rear OF Hauk & Armitage's store,
where he, will be pleased to see all whodesire
20 be EeRted by the Homeopathic method,
and wheEe he viii be pleased TO explain the
theory Of this rapidly growing science.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-11-18
cnINonrIINnIn1raE -

Ladies, go TO the Regulator and see his nne
assortment Of ChinchiIla Cloaks. They are
unexcelled. Also Cloaks for Children. Don't
failto go and see them. They are good and
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-11-18

J, r. Bells shed improvement to keep
lumber dry at ali seasons and In all weather,
Is acknowledged by carpenters TO be the best
thing ever struck in thatline in this city, and
and the lumber costs no more than II Il was
wet. Mr.. Bell Is accommodation and enter
prise all over, and lets nd opportunity pass to
prove Il.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-11-18

The star Hotel, with its new front, adds
greatly to the appearance Of the front Of our
city. aRd SIS table and the accommodation Of
Its proprhetqrs have always done honorto the
city in making It a first class stopping place.
They deserve, as they receive, a liberal pat
ronare
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-11-18
Tor sale.

Having determined to COON to my farm, ]
offer for sale my residence in BrOwnville.
Particulars given on application.
r. w. FURNAS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-11-18
Selling on al Costi

In order 70 get room 20 repair my store
house I VIII sell out my present stock Of
Cooking and Heating stoves at cost. For
cheap and good stoves go to the Pioneer stove
Store. opposite the Court Couse, by &c. Deu-
ser.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-11-18
ATTENTION. ALLi

A. w Morgan, Jr., OF BrownviIle, So Main
Street, has inst opened a new and complete
stock OF Cloths, Casimers, V~estings, and all
kindsO Of Piece Goods, and is prepare to make
Gents Clothing to order in the most faShiOn-
able style. He also keeps full lineOf Ready
Made Clothing, Hats, Caps and Gents Fur
nishing Goods. 47-3m
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-11-18

CHURCH-Comer AHenHe ano
.oa6 streets. Services every other sunday Asfn-
ING and even sun a. DAVIS, RectOr.
BAPTIST cHURCH-Corner Fourth anq A ,hJr5
lsaI.sts- Services every sabbath xceptthe mira
hoecI S1o1fb Al m O'clock a. n. and o'clock ?. n
neAeh IT'S. LOWE, Pastor.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-11-18

city asrshaI MeCsbe resigned his posi-
fttsn q few days since. and made Tuesday
RideOus with his drunken ~carousing on the
street He took a very unfair advantage, as
LOspeW Marshal had been appointed.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-11-18

YsuEst thefuH worth Of your money II
you buy your Boots and shoes at Chas. Hell
asrE, Tor he is = good workman and q con-
sslsutious eheeRa1er. Cali on him. ,GE
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-11-18

THke NOtice.-The unsettled accounts Of
the Journal Printing Company will be LEFT
With Judge Morgan for immediate collection,
after the 10Th inst. Many of these accounts
are small, and the costs for the collection of
one dollar will be as much as for one hum
dred. Those concerned Will AXE due notice,
and govern themselves accordingly. The un-
dsrsiEned will be 'at home each Saturday til
She above date, TO make settlements.
J. w. BLAcKBURN.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-11-18

Geo, Dorsey has just returned from Beat
rice, and reports matters lively Oat there.
He says he passed at least fifty e1pigrant
teams going out, and that the rush for land Is
unpracedented s
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-11-18

ReIigiOUs-Bew. C. ]. johnson, OF St.
Louis, District Secretary OF the American
Baptist Publication Society, will preach in
the LIST Baptist Church in this city0n Monday
evening Nov. nd i
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-11-18

KiHbourn, Jenkins 4 CO. are still sell
ting Pine Lumber, etc, I'm large quantities,
daily. There cheap lumber has drawn more
trade to orr city this season than Sny other
influence.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-11-18

The --latest NeHsI
The Latest MagazinesT
The Latest illustrated Papers
Can always be found at POlIoGkis Postofice
News Depot; where subscriptions for any
periodical or paper published in the United
States or Cahadas will also be received.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-11-18
.rrlrnI Id Deparlure of be NaII.

Eortbern, Eastern and southern departs IT ga.
m. arrives at 3 p. m.
Hpnis Mail arrives At 8 .. m; departs at a. m.
Se-n MeU arrives a. 10 m: departs IS III M.
Besfrice Mail arrives Mondays, Wednesdays ano
PIdays ats pm; departs tuesdays InursoAys ana
asfnrdavs at a m. $500
Grant Mai arrives Fridays at 4 p. M; departs
IR pant Once Hours from "a. m, 20 ~ p. m. Sun
49, rom 1910 100 .. m. W. A. POLLOCK 2. NJ
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-11-18

S35 100000 is the capital of the Mutual
Life Insurance COmpanyOf New York. Jar
Wis S. Church is their agent at BrOwnYtlies 1t
is the safest company in the world to insure
in If
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-11-18

Those Ladies' and Children's Furs have
Grrived at the Regulator, and from inspection
We are forced TO say they a~resplendid They
are going of rapidly.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-11-18

j, w. bliss and Geo. b. Moore, now
cAnvassing the county for Col. Furnas' MUIR
sery, are authorized agents to receive sub
scriptiOns or advertising for this paper; and
a. -canvassers fOrgOOd, reliable nursery stock,
we take this opportunity Of recommending
them 20 all Wishing ANYTHING in that line.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-11-18

PafrOnize Home Industry-Al kinds
of Marble work can be had at Neidhardts
Marble Works in this city, cheaper than IL
can be had elsewhere. None but the best ma
terial used.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-11-18

LIST PremIum-The Canton Clipper Flows
manufactured by Parlin & Orndof, took the
st Premium Mt our State Fair. For sale by
sheIlenberger Bros
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-11-18

Builders AttentiOn,|a am now prepared
do all kinds of Plastering in this city or
vicinity. Orders left at the American House
will be promptly attended to. Prices reason
able Work first classl!
[no3i-3ml A. f. BELL.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-11-18
ALAsKA CAPs

For men and boys. The most comfortable
Cap for Winter, at
MAYS PRICE REGULATOR.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-11-18

Grape vines-@Concords, sLO per dozen,
$40. per hundred, and all other varieties in
proportion. satisfaction is guaranteed as
to quality and g-enuineneSs Of vines.
47-6m J. w. MIDDLETON.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-11-18

A Most Liberal Ofer-we will SEND the
ORCHARD & VINEYARD, price SL5O, OUR
SCHOoLDAY VISITOR, one Of the best maya
zines for boys and girls published I'm, this
country wOrthSE IS a year, and a~mRgnidcent
steel-plate engraving, entitled "HELP Me
Up" worth $3.50 per copy, all to anyone who.
will send us q. The engraving Will be sent
postpaid, secure from injury, and Will make
a charming ornament for any parlor or sit
ting room. Send in the names, and secure
$50 worth for only 80.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-11-18

Nv. ID. Patch loaded up the last Of his
GOODS for Nebraska City last Tuesday morn
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-11-18

Hen. T. w. Upton started east last week
70 visit friends, and be in his place when
Congress meets. ~
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-11-18

leo Cords OF HATa Wood for sale by
Hauk & Armitage. Hak.aa
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-11-18

Highest market price paid for wheat, oats
corn, &c, by Bedford & Handley.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-11-18

coed Building StOne.-Wea are now pre-
pared TO furnish good building stone. in any
Also, Step Stones, Bases for Mon
uments or Tomb Stones, Water Tables, etc,
furnished on short notice n reasonable
Terms LORANCE q VAREEY.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-11-18

Just Received at SOuder's No. 50 Main
street, an extra fine lot of whips, bone
and ratan b5ggy whips, ladies' and gents
riding whips, raw hides and solid leather
blacksnakes and various other kinds cheap
Tor cash. Give me a call next door east Of
where the EXPRESS OFFICE WAS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-11-18

$1,000 Dollars and ExpensesglSee ad-
vertisement OF Americana Shuttle Sewing Mo,
chine In our advertising columns,
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-11-18

English Mslsons.-Fun suits at a. Mays
RegulatOr.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-11-18

New Stock of Lhdy's and Gents Shawls,
and q fine assortment of Clothing, at Den's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-11-18

Organs-Burdett's, from $40 to $500; Ma
son & Hamlin's, SIS to 5000. aAd
M II. DYE. BrOWnyflle,
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-11-18

Thos, Plaid and Plain Waterproof
have arrived at the Regulator, and are being
sold At such prices as TO be within the reach
Of al. 4 IL u .
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-11-18

Eye Ear and Catarrah, successfully treat
ed, by DR.. Kimberin. Office over the Post
Office.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-11-18
DISTRICT ooURT
Axes and Hardware, at Den's.

For this County has, by order Of Judge.
Mason, been adjourned TO the2Sd inst.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-11-18

nslEh Bens and Horse Blankets at
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-11-18

THURSDAY; NOVEMBER Is, 1863.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-11-18

Ten Ton Blacksmith's Iron Of all sizes at
Shellenberger Bros.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-11-18

George Marion mt the foot Of Main st.,
has a bigger stock of goods than ever and
sells as cheap as any hOuse In town. Call
and see him
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-11-18

AFuII stock Of Choice Groceries at F. E.
Johnson & Co.'s.