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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-07-29

THE ALDINE, while issued with an the reou.
iarity, has none of the temporary or tiacly in
terest characteristic of ordinary periodicals. Ii
Is an elegant miscellany of pure, light, and
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Der specially reserved for binding the edition of
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Il UNITED STATES for the Eastern District OF
Virginia. q ..=- q, ~ - =
In the matter of M. Eldrdge 4 Co., banltrupts
in bankruptcy. .aH Ts
To whom it May Concern The undersigned
IL =. Wattles, of Alexandria Virginia
hereby gives notice of his appointment as as
signee of the estate of M Eldridge & Co, of
Alexandra county, in said district, who were
on the 9th day of June, 1872, adiudged bank.
rnpls on their own petition by the District
Court of said district y -1'''F
Dated Alexandria, - -. a.E.-a.I
II. 8. WATTLES w 3
jy l2-law3w Assionaa 81.
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FOR THE LADIES Dew W.
= - -
M RS. K. L. DANIE LIS ..r,-,-
STOCK1NG SUSPENDER AND PROTECTOR
H aE- COMBINED, FOR LADIES, aHet
AND sUsPENDER FOR CHILDREN taa
Fastened and Adjusted with Buckles, thus doing
Ha away with oil Lieatures Buttons and #
Batton.IIoIes, Hooks and Pins. i"E
FOR THE LADIES,

D Is the only article thus combined fastened and
ao9usted, Tor This purpose in the market All inn
itations are infringeTnents the patent granted
Daniels counsel. . E.EI.- ql4T = h -
1htS article needs no recommendation, for 10 re-
commences nseJto euery lady 1o1o sees ii, beingMe
most simple, easily adjusted, and perfect for its
eUer Introduced into the marked ~ - r.f.fss
All physicians recommend It's use aand one
whose name is known and respected on both sides
OF the ocean, buys and gives away large numbers
OF them to bis patients, declaring that mosf var
lcose veins, weak and crippled limbs can be traced
dlrectly 10 the stopping of the circulation in the
lower limbs, land consequently in the whole sys-
Jem,) caused by the old ligature or garter
Being made entirely of elastic it never strings
or wrinkles like cloth, but is as fiat and smooth
aiter wearing for months as when first used, and
Yields with every moIon, thus giving entire ease
THE PROTECTOR ALONE IS WORTH THE
ss-s PRICE OF THE WHOLE ARTICLE. T.I
1t is unnecessary to remove the stockings from
the snspender except to change, and it is really
less trouble than the old fashioned elastic. ii
Keeps the stocking perfectly smooth without tear
ing IL, and does not injure the limb. Care should
De taken that the whole article is large enough
not to feel uncomfortable. 90 s.r7ys III E.--.a1.
~Fsl ga .9.f1 PRICES: 13 l11H@t
Children's Cotton Elastic............... 4 80
Children's Silk sa.r" t .............. Tlr.r- 100
Ladies, Cotton a5r.' is.."""..... ase LOO
LADIES Linen l." .............. 200
Ladies' Silk a.1 j" ....., ~ 90 to 500
,tE - = laH sss .lf 49, - - 800"
All orders or inquiries should be addressed 10
HERBERT DANIELS,
% West Twenty-seventh street, New York.
au l6-dawts
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~. by Smith Il Peterson,
Real Estate Agents and Auctiuneers

f'''lr i8S0tEo Ei8UIlIs tIIu AUCIlUneels.
A es.GSEE'S SALE of BUILDING LorS
IA IN DUVAL'S ADDITION ON BAKER
STREET, BETWEEN ST. PAUL AND ST.
PETERS STREET, IN THE n "A
CITY OF RICHMOND d
AT AUCTION.
u ".. Fl F.. a.. ~ ... ..
I5y'virtue of an order of the United States his
trIct Court for the Eastern District of Virginia,
IN me matter of John Ii. Walsh, bankrupt /
WI sell at pubic auction, on the premises. on
NEDNES DAl the l4th day of August sls72
~ ~ . o clock L. NJ, those TWO VALUABLE
LOTS in Duyals ad. ition, situated on Baker
street, between St. Paul and St Peters street.
fronting % feet and runniu z back las feet 80
IERMS-ln G-half cash, balance in six months.
oz. j. AMBLER SMITH. ..-....''
j .-"-2dN3W IL. ... III .. Assignee
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DUTTERICK'S PATTERNS H 81.
IL Sole Agency, HOWE SEWING MACHINE,
49, s Office S23 Main street.
co 0n WILL PAY FOR THE ss
PN.OO DAILY STATE JOURNAL, 10
during the campaign TFE ~ y - .l1
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RESTAURANT.
~ 7sss.--- .-4s-----
HAIR AND HALF SALOON,

RESTAURANT. ~
ALE AND HALF SALOON,
10 GOVERNOR STREET,
RICHMOND, VA
JOHN MARXHAUSEN, PRopR1RroR.
GOOD LIQUORS AND FAIR PRICES.
Bumgardner and Bourbon Whistles Rest
we Beer and Wines in the market. Also, a
me assortment of the choicest Cigars
O'clock. - ,,,h,s - -,
pUY NUUR wAIE1. CoOI-.-..s $1,000
at W ANBERSON'S
s25 Main and 205 Broad street
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PROSPECTUS.
DROSpECrUs FOR 1879. gR4H he : "a
Il TE-a-al FIFTH YEAR. -aal. 0... 0.a
THE ALDINE:

A REPRESENTATIVES, AND CHAMPION OF AMERICAN
ART
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HOME IN VIRGINIA.

N ~ ~ y -- . ~ y" mn
On sale PLANTATIONS, FARMS, SUBIIR-
BAN and CITY RESIDENCES, AID TOWN
LOTS. Several FIRST-CLASS ESTATES on
James river and others in different sections of
the State Prices low and terms accommo
dating. w. b. ROBINS,
my cd &w3m lila Main street
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DUTTERICK'S PATTONS. .T-
LoSole Agency, HOWE SEwIse MAoHIsR,
Office S2S Main street.
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3. PETERSBURG FAIR-First Premium
4. NORTH CAROLINA STATE FAIR-First
Premium 7I5F' - 'f'~'
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NoTE.-The report of the DisDaich. of this
FLOWING Match at the State Fair, says at is n
noteworthy fact that every plowman (some
WE'VE IN nnmber) came forward with a WATT
PLow to show his skill.us And this voluntary
compliment by the plowrnan is the highest testi-
monial ever awarded.
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JNHE FFFTY-FouRTn VOLUME
TINS ILLusTRArED
FAMILY MAGAZINE.

PHI Rem OIL ICAL JOURNAL
VI ...n.a FIRsr-cLAes n1 LSIE Do
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rms series Will be an invaluable addition both
topub ic and private libraries and cannot fsii 20
be largely nseiul in spreading a knowledge of
the principles of modern science and awakening
taste Tor scientific studies among the people.
iy loft -
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o. GEORGIA STATE FAIR lat Maeon)-Firs,
Premium rTF ~ ~ " .'S'' - : ~
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. Ia.4 ID. FLOWING MATCH. ia a8a.sl $50
Across lhe Enclosure in an old field, the Ployy-
ing Miltch IN progress was watched with interest
by large number of persons. The entrees were
us follows: ~
d. b. DeSassure of Richland, enters a pair of
1arm mules and doublehorse left-hapd Watt
PloW against World-Nat. Roundtree, plowrnan.
j. M. Crawford, Lexington, enters a double
horse RICH t-hand Watt Plow. fs.aI : - -.
Leroy Lewis (colored), Riehland, enters n
single-horse Watt Plow : e.--''7T > r' -.
Inc above FLOWS and PLOWNEN each re-
celVed the highest premiums awarded then and
there. l''''
All kinds of Flows and Plopy Castings and
hRIicullufal machinery and Implements in gem
eral use, kept on hand, with t;xcelsior Reaner
and Mower. sr. FE.Fl-rF F-t1- Dr~,7'. -
liberal discount to merchants and wholesale
dealers. 90 lie, -..r... m ~ - :, > " =
we pay The highest market price for good
Scrap Cast Iron. EF0FFT7Fr
Send for circulars and price list CIV s8aEE
g..HEHE ..ss .a8E. WATT h KNIGHT, 80 .sf
49, :. ln .aa..t No. 1852 Franklin street.
j" No-u'sW@WSm Richmond Va
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PHRENOLoGYLTh Brain and its tunc.
tons; Location of the Organs, with directions
for culture and training, and the relations az
Mind and Body described. aHT sr ~ -,
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Much general information on the leading topics
OF the day is given, and no efforts are spared to
MAKE TINS the most interesting and Instructive,
ever published -F-79'--''-'N
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Ihese pictures are being reproduced without
regard to expense by the very best engravers in
the country, and Will bear the severest critical
comparison with the best foreign WORT II hnina
the detei1nination of the publishers that THE
ALDlNE shall be a successful yindication nf
american taste in composition with any existing
publication in the world sea
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PHYSIOLOGY AND ANATOMY-The Or
gahizauon, structure and functions of the hu-
man body, with the laws of life and health
What we should eat and drink, how clothed, and
how TO exercise, sleep and live, in accordance
with hygenic principles. 77-
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE. a7....
DR. ]. addresses oil those who have injured
themselves by improper indulgencies and soita.
Ty habit, which ruin both body and mind, unfit
ting them for either business, study, society or
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-21

THE LAdlcal Journals are beginning
TO conduct the campaign OIL tins primo
pie o: Vi mo case aDuse the opposing
atto-nev. To defend the record o.
Genera. urant Ii becoming & hopeless
rask II al the Encouragement o. n:
greeley, 50 Iavlshiv bestowed there is
one thing remaining unImpugnec-niS
honesty the American peOpis & race
PRINCIPALLY agricultural dwelisrs IT the
resi- uelds and sombre WOODS wnere
morality l. supposed 70 % more uncon-
tamInaleu tnau IL tns large cities anG
OF merchants the very life o. wnose
iaiiv business Is srrIc:, far dealing
would t. wlse i tnev elected tne oppc-
neuI o. Genera GRANT, II to- nc otne-
reason tner hrs conceded honesTv Inc
cC--Up.IOr II our presen; Aumlnstrs-
ton mas spread 80 widely has fastened
,;-e! 81 u-miy alreaGy OIL tine Douy 20
!!,lg ina. IL tOur vears more o. the
sam. rule. the poputa- mind would D.
gradually debaucneC lowe standard
o mU-air would TX easily Tolerate II
ou- Government officials and the dan ge-
La uop only threatens u become Iu'-
possible tC aver The remedy 70 De
applied OF the fourth o. mex MAJ CT
Wi wOrE 81 effective cure
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En-c,. of tine Hoi Weather


NJ Lazie Tongs engaged 3 yaieI II
relieve MIN nom the labor o. parting
his nack haiT.
NJ Scampsr found tnaf busInes'
took nm suddenly I'm 8 friends yacnt
TO the cooling cnasI OF No-way whenct
n teierrauheG TO Ms wife tina. a nt
would PROBABLY DE- detained SONS
Eeeks sne mad better take the children
down 10 Fei!xstowe o. V ortnng.
N: FoppIngtop saved 8 pound 6
w-eE Dr giving up bis -asuai bouquet
ro- nss DuiIOL mole OIL lAe excuse tina,
Il war-aw-loo not, Won KNOW Il
car thlngs
NJ La-ke- bougn, & sauIrl, and
amused himself nv sp-lnkiiuC a.. the
uasss.s-Dv VINO had no, tiIeI, umbrellas
III.
NJ. Nes-uoweel resolved To 90 some
thing tor t livelihood, but so intense
~ss the hea, tnai me- good resolution
quickly melted away
Miss Waislngnau ate TWO anC
twenty res g, s pal. finding nothing
eise 70 dc. a. tue Mel nac a! srrucE
dancing
NJ Swetts- joined 8 reading parry
VINO proposed To take II cOoiiv auC GO
to Iceland
NJ. Guzztemore daily CranE Two
Quart o. champagne cul with Ms On
ne. a4C eyel tnsU protested tnal Ms
turoa; was a. U-y - q deOate upoI
Scotch law reform.
Nj. CIyIaRsr complained o. nus
ness being sadly SLACK, g., II COT
sequence o. tne no. weatnsc tne
swe,ie al left Their neavy lewe!-v a
nome, auG wen: abou. with neI. Il
uotnn- II tneI- pockets.
n: uSteairG came nome night q.
rr-ae o.c'ocf 4 n OF the piea tina
"a. "a. uoa. v-eve~teE MN ron
s.--u.u- unit In, -ma.t@- NOU--
NJ Swelie- o ins AlOanI, was SO
walking IL & aus; Goa, and without ng=
gtove=
Mr.. McSKiufivn; pui hsr servant
Oh uoarG waves and feC ner nrsoang
OF cold mutton while the crea, nea.
.as;eC
N. hesus- FOUND MS strength 81
mucu reduced nv the not weather ina
M VS. reluctantly Obliged 70 teave M
DoORs snC Jon crew II pulling III
IRON hal1er neaC To OxrorC
NJ DOwnis wa &C greatly overcome
bT tins no. weather thai II & momeI. 0
exhaustion NJ overpaid 3 cabmar
N. T,pptetOp discovered thai tn
salmon Hal 60; lnuo ms mead Betor-
IN --cou6 entree, winch n protesteC
Wa "hconsneGusncr-
Neutrality-suspicious..
n: D.ui p iluDG NE resource 81
exhausted ny the neai tnal M fett MN
sci. comrelIeG 70 leave MS lodging
wrtnou; settling with ms iandisdv.
NJ HHunkEe was - great'v over
come By the nICL temperature tina, II
the nea. o. tne moment Ia used L
rather warn expression whiie dancing
witt Ms FlittluGly. and nas sine peer
tortured oy the thought tina; NJ r
bound nov C propose 10 ne:
AT Foresight ma jus; laIt il ME
vInts~ sJocE o. Goa, g. al advance o.
more tnar rs s Toll, which IL toIa
ignorance o. any other reason, ne b.
tributes wholly IL the wOnlrous no,
weatns:
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BALTMoRL Angus, -
COTTON - Steady low m!udi!ugs
2V.a2efc
FLOUE-Dul' anG uncnaugeL
,-kAIN-Wnea; Gul anu % lower
cno.ce whit. s. 7jid,l ST TAR t. prime
do. g. sea- 20. cnoice ambe.. s. 7Uid
-. good 10 prime rec g. 55tatl 6j
common 70 far uu.. 6 4uGl 30 Corr
dul. southern white 59G6Sc do vei-
low 64tG16jc mixed western. &C Uats
dull; new southern 3g,G4Uc. western
white 42,G,-+- i've uute:. on, firm
and unchanged
PROFESSIONALS strong. with
az upward tsnlercv. Mes po-k So NO.
Bulk meat. shoulders ne sales 40OtN
To- ri sides &; Gao OIL sDo, clear rif
sues 9tia.a4c. Bscui IL active IoDoIns
demand uu, p-lees unchanged Suga,
curer name. I1tsll7ac LARD uul.
RTTTLR-Dul, anC unchanged
WEISE Steady, safes lu6 Dbis a
a4jG444c
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Jsessstu ssm On ssse Ru~e a.d vii
R,xzle Knttrely sui On the Ind

Jse.sntussR On ss.e wuHe asd viii
Raxzle Enttsely ouf On tine Ind
inst.
From al parts OF the State We are III
receipt Of the genera stampede OF the
people from the Jacobln fold For 8
while. the devices o. the traitor and MS
allies, the Radicals. seemed 10 gaIp tine
ear Of tae people, nurtne,r designs nave
been thoroughly excused and the lnte-
iiyent voters Of the State have taken
tine sober second thought and have DE
terminsd 10 stand Nv Their PRINCIPLES
and do tneIr du:y 70 therr country ano
themselves. by voting tor tine ConstItn-
tIou snG int regular Democratic STATE
tIcke. The following l. 81 exrract
rrou letter from Gran; county, dated
tine l4tL, from NJ. J. ". Euykendal.
higniy respectable and responsible
Gentleman Of that county Read l.,
Democrats, and then know nov utterly
worthless are the predictions Of tne Js-
cobins VINO nave CLAIMED PendIetou
county a. SURE I0r the traitors.
~ nave been al over Pendieton since
: saw Won, anG cal promise you 5oU
majority II that county tor tine Const'-
tuition and the regular State ticket, and
vol NAV SAY upon nv authority tina;
only three Democrats II Pendietor vii.
vote tor jacob. Tnis J know 10 d iac:
VIVA; are the prospects throughout the
State dc y Hurran Tor olC tendlstOE
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Rev SorE Market
NER Y ORR aurII.

New Y OH, Angus, ~.
FLOUE-Tne marke, /. dul auc 10
Gll5c lower a. g. 70tGt 2t tor superiine
State. s. 79tau 81 Tor extra State
81 S5fGG % tor cnoice 40 g -
tat % to- superhne western g. 6Jta.u Ct
Tor common To medium extra western.
&, Gjtas- - fU- CuUTce nc 3 7Jtdls O.
to- common 10 cnoIcs wnIte wneai
western extra s. - Ia 20 tor common
t. gooC shipping brands o. extra round
moor OHIO. (. 2jGGG ~ tor TRADE
brand s 95tG9 % fo- common 70
Tar extra s.. LOUIS: s. OUtGlu - TOR
gooG to cEoIce do. Southern flour il
dul. aDU lower ~ s. I5(Gs - for
common 70 iar extra and g. 3Ra
:. - ior gGoG 70 cuolce DC. Rye flour
l. que; 81 s. 25ta,5 IL. Corn nlea quie;
anC unchanged.
GkALN-Wnea.. tine m2rKe; Il
Iows- al 81 Asa % Tor No > spring
II store 8 54AI 81 to- No. 90
g. 52fu,i 65 ro- winter rec western g s.
"a 70tor amber western s. 6jio,l s.
tor wnite DO Rive dul and ,nominallv
unchanged. Barley pute; Barley mat
dull. Corn If heavy and lower al 6tc
tor steamer western mixed snd 6Ic Tor
sail dc. Oats heavy and lower a. f5ta.
44c TO- western ana 46,a.5tc tor ONO
PROTTSIONS-Purk. quiet and
firm arSl4 01a4l4 10 tor new mess;
Sln5nalI w Tor prime. and So O0ta,
- 30 tor new prime 10. Beef dul.
anG unchanged g. a. 0Uta,I " Tor plain
mes and 6 00tal0 o. tor extra mess
Beef hams Guu at S20 0eia, j. 90 Tisrce
beei null snd nommal stSl2 l0i1 - oD
Tor prime mess and 81 D0atle o. to-
Indla do Gu; meate quisi and STEADY
8; llia,f4c tor mans and &C to-shou,,
dsrs mIGdier Quiet and unchanged
g. sc TO- long ciea-. Lard dull aEo
unchanged a. SilGesc fo- No &c
urlms steam and &c for kettle rendered
BTTTER-Duil anG nominalty M
changed u 90G23c tor Stats auC 10ta
l5c Tor western.
CHEkSt-4uiet and stsadv 8;
l0(a, l2tc to- common 10 prime.
CCTTON-Op spoi opens qute; ano
prices wItHsui decided cnauge a. 2s,fc
Tor low middiInss and 2l4c for MID
ding upiands.
PETROLEUN-Quiet 81 IIs4lf.t
tor crude and sa24c for refined.
TALLOW-SteAdy q s4@esc; stsar-
me quiet II s4i11e4c
WHISKY-Dnll, with buvers 81 s3c
and sellers a e3.c
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WILL BE RRCErvEIr Fy TIKI CON
w mite OIL Wais- SO-k. unit on
O'Clock saturday. Angus PHI. 49,, iCr th'
MAXIM anG delivering o. anOuJ EILry-sI-
hundred lee o. tour am s,- Incl wac:
PIP more o. tesS. Tn pir-- "a - nine SIN
TeeutnS o al Incl tLlcL. with a. tine n+ce--
sa-v Drancne~ a. sui tn" different EInds o.
DIp,, STOP cUcKS anu mr. pluzs, IL sucI
quauttr- a tn" COMMITTEE OF W atS- " OrE-
may oTCie.. the pipes u ue cas- o. ulouIdeC
II az sane. II ps-pendIcuIa' positIoL
am o GOOD darK grev IRON. :" that i cal
nt- easily a. .ll-l.. Eaci DIP O. ptsct u ps
Twelve fee fOu~ Incnss lou- tnt f0u- incl
DID u weigh no. more tnaI tnret null
ireC and ti.rv pounds auC no, les thaI
three nunCres and iOrty-Iive pOCnus- anC
tli.. slE Incl Dip u wslgL hO' NOR tIIaI
five hundred auE fiye, and no. les tnaI
fOu- hundred anL Ninety pounds. Tnc
casting different Efnds u d. de!'TSreC
OF the stree where TIE PIP ISneeuet. ais
% Ou9utt-- o. stree. DOXsS "a d. nlAut. Inc
wort 10 De cone IL three months after the
conrrac- l. awarded The contractor tOglvt
pond anu security tor In. futfillmsnt o. tns
cGuIrsc.. The pip Ia De4I d test o. Two
hundred anC fifrv- pounds hydraulic pres
urs Ia the 81 lis.r- mel, ann % u tested IL
Wheeling uAuS' In, SUPERVISION o. the
superintendent % the WaLsT Work.. and a
tn eIpsns-- .. ne contractor. Tn CITY T--
ss-ves Ia. rIgu. T. receive o. reiec. any o.
a oIdS. BID vii 10 endorsed - Proposals
To- Wats, Pip, BrancrsS- 6C., anC u pe
Jeff witt Tn. Cert n III" civ.
ANDREW WILSON,
Chairman COMMITTEE o. Wate. " orISA-
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monday September q. 49,

a---.--.r-a- Zoo. clock =. n, tn following
a.-- g.. -. PROPERTY ina l. to Siv TIt- tsu
}. .s-l. ..-- ground pertaining thereto noTu
y %. adjoining tnt sOuti t=nsment OF
e. So 10 u squar- No. nine 49, OF
!. ... S.~--. .i- two south tsnsuielLs am
e.. OBTAINING tnsrstC OF lot Nos
) go. -. - ant sixty mt. 0s.- OIL Goa
3 -- :. L.-I~gO.. ~ 60 LOTs Noe. sIEll
i -.---s. 4. T.. - laT- NJ. visvSL IL. .
e.. No. savs. am slgh- = II sQu2r-
b 'u-l---On- -. lob No ton Il and
= 81. O.. quar- ~. tlIrte-=I. . : lot Nos
ID Al. 50 y sIuars- NJ. slIt-eI 10 .
{ r.. Nr. -. =. an etevsI u IL sguare
= $500 -. - lot Nos. on "a HnC
rv. =. s.IsT.. No eighteen IS, IOi- Nos
a.. rs-vel 3D.. ana twelve u II
r -4r- -, Tws-,N-JwJ = lot Noe. on.
3 ~ 4I.. seventies. Il IL ~ lar, Nc
b {. a. me y 10, NJ slIJeeL 10 IL
y AR. y. -wsnrr ION n tie soulI hat
) 10. -, SKI NV 65,. OF "a street, II
. -l-... y % lot NOs. eI=ntE-seysa. Is, p,
3 eth. q. .. ninety -fOur ~ anC ninety
Z g.. r e. l~~I-.OL x, which NJ. eighty
-. .r=- a. II. cO-nsI o, faT-moni
\ ---r-g.. stree sHC tn otnsr--ninety-
- . L.u=-- .tGC- "a anC ninety nV-
-.~.- VI. NJr.L sJT-s., anu lot Nos
~ and tnIrty-iOur 81, Oh IN,
y .-. -a.-mDu. stree IL DIVISION q
.-r - ~A4E-Uu--iOuTtL ~ the puT-
=. lie L. D. p.lIl OF LIE day o. tnt
j. -.EIt-sL Il Ontns. the purchases CIV
b. roma. witt security. rearing nteres.
2 e -. uTy % salt and tn title 10 d" ~
h .-s-, .l;4 Ia. las payment 4 nlAat
GEORGL Z. DA NESPORI.
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Tne hon. TnoS- L. Brsmistte, ate so"
eruor % Kentucky. nas consented Ia repr-.
sam tn Trustees IL the management o.
TINS second Grand Cir Concert, and NJ vii
personally Sc taat tIfs money from tnt
SAFE o. ticket Il deposited Will tlt Trea--
urer thar the drawing = larry condrctel
anG the gilt justly awarded anc promptly
palG.
The travtnr viii take place Il public, II
ruI. view o. ths audience, anC unde- Ia.
tmnei late Supervision anu direction o. IN
Officer and Trustees o. the Public LluTar'
o. keutucfIv. and tine following nance en-
Inent and dlsIntsresteC citizens VINO nave
consented u u present ana see tnat al !,
fairy done
hou. A.. L Hardin. Judge Court Appeals
ny. HOL. =. Proctor Knott, lat n [.
LeF'r Dis bOI. Z. " bruce. Judgt Ninth
L = Marsha, UIs- Ky: HoL. 7 L. Coca,
raj, CuaL. Lou CnaL Courl HoL- L j.
sIandiiorJ. tTesiQen- Farmers anC DU.-
vsrf BanE Hon. JcrD Bareet. Manage
kOva Insurance Co. Liverpool, CoLoue
PM! I.a. Con ATTY Ninth JudIcIa. Dis
d.. { Graham tounusr Graham Canine
Co!one. JiIsoL =. Johnson. Manage tIai
hous. u. 7 :. be-, bro.. hedlca In
vsrSir- Louisville. Hon. q. baLte. AlaN-
o. Louisville HoL. :. /. Burnett. Cit a
VILE j Z. B-anuIL, Pre-. Manufacturer
Bank philni Juuge. OF tn Louisville dt.-
te 10. JameE BtI1seior-, tres. Il Nationa-
Rauf W l. i Wnlps- trop-ietO. WiiIarI
hoI-. = C.JOLnstOL. Pres. traders BANK
Z Victor NswcomC, trm o. NewcomL
Eucnaaar & o.. henry UsppIL, trss Ger
mar Bauf Andrew Graham 1Ouaccu AM
Cotton Merchant. u. No-vIr Gr-sL, IRE.
= G L Snori Line railroad: No.. hO=-
AgeuI Adams LXUresr Company.
TBOs l. BEAMLETTE.
Aasr- pTln!lC Liora-v o. RsntucEy Put
lie I.lu-a-- Ru !ldlnc Louisville, hsutucfzy
Clrculars. giving fuI- partIcuI ars, sen Oh
application.
L =. DCERET-. President.
" N RALDEAAN, Vic President
John :. CAIN. Secretary,
IaENERS Z DkOEEt- BANK. Treas.
= 7. /. RODGERS
Genera, Ageu- To- Wes. VIrEyuI-. No.
Mc..Ur- hous-
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--EAECt AND TRADE,

NV IoRE. Angus; Ut : ]

NEW : Or Augus; - :. u.
MDNEZ-Tne market wa cas-
during the morning a. :; ro ! De- cen,
or cal. M. necame ti-ne- Ii tue after
uOOL wueI loaps were MADE s; . q I
De cen.
FOELIaN EECHANGE-Waf
stronger TO-DAY, and prime bankers
sdvanced their rates TO l09+ fo- sixty
isvs sterling, and l09ss to- sIght How
ever. actual business was al & reduction
OF : 10 Der cent. IRON nomIna asking
quotations.
GOLp-The market was hea-v anr
lower II tine morning. with q necilu'
from ia 10 ll34 Later in the uay
there was & recovery 10 IA.
GOVERNMENT B0NDS-Tns
market was uul and lowe ~ the morn.
Ing Du' closed STEADY | ( currencv
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