Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 2 September 1868 — Page 1

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Reduction of ExpAittfi in Custom Houses.

es Drawing Salaries Ithout Servlcc.

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Senator Fessenden at a Mass Meeting In Portland. «4\ *,f 'it L» J.

Disturbance in Arkansas.

CABLE N E W S

Particulars of the Tight In Paraguay. $11$%

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LONDON,

Sept. 1.—Hon. John Bright

publiihea a long and eloquent address to the voters of Birmingham. jBc g|v.ea his views on nearly all the great questions at iuue, explains to his constituents the defects of the fotin bill, revjtoWs at large the question of suffrage, and repeats his desire for such extension of franchise as will c£il into 'exercise more of the enlightened intelligence of the country.

He denounces the principle of threecornered constituents as applied tti Birmingham. 'i

He believes the digeatablishmeat and diMQdowment of the Irish church would strengthen the cause df -Christianity and theOonstitution ofthecountry.

He closes by announcing himself the champion of these principles, and offers himself as a candidate for re-election to the House of Commons

The following particulars of events preceding the evacuation of Humaita by the Paraguayans are believed to be authentic.

Oh the I6U1 of July the Marquis Dec-. laxas, Commauder-in»Obief of the allied force*^'iecelved information that the Paraguayans were leaving the fortress.— He immediately ordered an advance, and column of 16,000 men crosaedthe ditches, entered the enemy's lines and took possession of a redoubt. They were making preparations to occupy the reft of the works when the Paraguayan troops openada fire of musketry and artiilery, which had terrible effect on the allied column in its crowded and disturbed condition.

The Paraguayans then advanced on the Brazilians, jumping into the redoubt and attacking them with bayonets, meantime keeping up a sharp artillery fire on the column which had commenced to fall back.

The attacking party of allies were driven from the redoubt, and the whole column retired to its camp, having suffered Severely in killed, wounded and prisoners.— The lowest estimate of their loss jin this attack places it at 600 killed, wounded and missing." -i*

Some divisions were almost cut to pieces, and large numbers of men were missing.

A few days later the allies assaulted a Paraguayan force in the Gran Uhaco. The attacking party was received with a heavy fire of artillery, which created a panio among: them, and they commenced a retreat in disorder. 4 J,

The Parayaguans left thei* defenses and pursued the retreating troops with great vigor. The latter again suffered a severe loss on their retreat, their killed and wounded amounting to 550.

On the 25th of July it was discovered that Humaita had at last been actually evacuated, all the heavy guns left in the place ware dismantled and spiked, and some munitions of war which could not easily be moved through the forest, left behind.

The garrison retired in good order and without interruption to the new position on the Tebicuaya rivetCy^

The fortifications there, which Lopez has been building for nearly a year, are believed to be impregnable, and the communications with the interior are secure.

The Paraguay river has been so obstructed as to be inaccessible to the iron clads of the allies.

dispatch was received at Rio Janeiro on the 8th. stating that the U. S. steamer Wasp had proceeded up" the tiver to Asuncion, to take on board Minister Washburne and sulfa.

The Ariel the first ship of the fleet from China, lias just arrived in the Thames.— She sailed from Foochow, May 28th.

The English cricketers sail from Liverpool to-morrow in the steamship City of Baltimore,* to play a series of internation. ai matches against the United Staces and Canada cricketers.

They will play one cricket match instead of two, as previously reported. in aach of the following cities New York, Montreal, Boston and Philadelphia, and will not play a match game of base ball. 1^1m

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Arrest of Revenue Officials

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r^reaty With Nicaragua.

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National Convention of Unifiri Soldiers and Sailors.

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whisky distilleries'iri this city whichsns-^ pended operations by Order of revenuegfficera, for the la&t t'ew monttuy re-com* menced business yesterday under the h£w law. Judge Michael Connelly in a published letter goes back to Tammany Hal! TJKIW ,v.

DEAD BODY FOUNI). ^.3 ,A

Tiie body of a man was found near'&ile of the boilers of the Bremen, steamship Dutchland, in a remarkable state of preservati n. Nobody aboard the ship ever saw the man alive, and he is supposed to have smuggled himself aboard at Bremen. The coroner'* verdict-, wa£... ''doath by a 'r. 'J .ft .H

RKVBNUI OFFICIAI-S.^^

The Express says warrants have been issued by United iStatea Commissioner Gutman lor the arrest of prominent revenue officials, at the instances of Solicitor Binckley, of the Treasury Department.

Ex-Collector Smith is in custody and under examinations ttatai CJ Hi MRjUW jfcjts

BAII^AD" HAL* R*"

lie Herald money' article says tbe terms prooosed .by tha representatives of the A. & G. W. Company to the Erie? Company, are briefly as follows: j-The road is to be sold to tbe Erie Comp$ny for tbesum of $56,764,305, and the Buffalo extension for a further sum of $1,382,000. The Erie, Company is to pay for the same by assuming all the divisional bonds of the A. & G. W. Company, to the amount of $12,894,900, and jby issuing prefered stock for divisional stock of tbe A. & G. W. Company, to the amount of $16,169,275, and common stock to the amount of $30,082,125. The Erie Company is, moreover, to pay one dollar in gold on each pound sterling for the in-, terest past due on bonds ofthe A. & G. W. Company in order to.take the latter out of the hands of the receiver, paying him at the same time fees to thfe amount off 128,000.

BILLIARDS.1* .....

Melvin Foster and Monsieur Randolph) the mysterious Frenchman, played a match at billiards last night of eight games. Foster won six of the eight.

TBOTTING.

In a trot at the Fashion course Monday, Hickory Jack beat Lady Wells best three in five, the mare winning the first heat.

ACCIDENT.

A man named Feckers, residing in Hoboken, accidentally shothis wite. Her litefis despaired of.

I ASSOCIATIONf' rTi# The German machinists and -metal wotkers of this city are about forming a protective association. 1 j«r

ARRESTED.

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Two men have been arrested on suspfciota ot being concerned in the robbery of bonds from the office of Mr. Morris, Wall street. ViRH

THE CHINESE

The Chinese Embassy sail hence for Europe September 9th. I POSTPONED. aft 1 $ fjl®! jjLi*

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The Cou'n'cilmamc contempt of "court has been postponed until October. 1 ARRESTED.

George Powell, a butcher, Las been &r. rested for complicity in tbe Susannah Latten abortion case. .-i ^.

HEAVY LOBSESI ,*lc-1

The losses of the American Marine Insurance Company, for August amounted to $948,000, aud for the first eight months of the year $10,600,500.

BOND LABCENY.

George Bruce and Hciry ,Wilmot have been arrested, charged witb the recent larceny of $21,000 worth of bonds from a broker's office In Wall street.

ACADEMY OF SCIENCE.

Tbe National Academy "of Science has filled the two vaoaueies in the list of members by the election of Dr. William Stimpsra^of Chicago, and Prof. Edw*i$ Tucke'rman, of Amherst, .SWINDLED.

A poor German woman was swindled in Wall street by a. confidence operator, out of $200 in gold. She had submitted it to him to change into currency.

The fellow escaped arrrest, i'7' FLYINQ MACHINE. A Frenchman living in Pearl "street claims to have invented a flying machine, by which he can be propelled rapidly and safely against any current of air.

BACES.

The Patterson races will be held on the 15th, 16th and 17th inst. BOWING MATCH.

Peter McGuire and Joseph Hyde rowed a six mile race from opposite 28th street, east river, to Harlem bridge.

Hyde was passed by his competitor, who won in about 48 minutes: WOMAN'S BIOHTS.

Robert Collier preached in Boston, Sunday, in favor of women and their acquisition of the rights they claim for themselves.

He was not sure the office of President of the United States could not be better filled by a woman than by a-man^45

National Convention of Union Soldiers and Sailers. NEW YORK, Sept. 1.—TheSoldiers-and Sailors' National Executive Committee* met at the Astor House today. Present, Chairman Gen. H. A. Baroum, Secretary N P. Chapman members, Gen. G. J. Star.dort, Vt., General A. W. Davidson. Maryland, General* J. W. Fisher, PH., Gen. J. F. Russllng, N. J^ Col. Hiram Appleman, Conn., Col. A. H. Grinshaw, Del, and several soldiers from neighboring States.

A grand mass convention of soldiers and sailors was fixed upon and in recognition of the hospitality extended to soldiers and sailors during tho war by Philadelphia,',that place was designated for the contention.-

The meeting will last two days, Oct. 1st and 2d. All the organizations of Boys in Blue and other Republican organisations, and soldiers and sailors, generally, aref -invited.

Arrangements were made to extend speoial invitations to leading soldiers and sailors of the war wha support Grflnt and Colfax.

Gov. Curtin was requested to inuite on behalf of tbe Committee tbe loyal war Governors who were his cotemporaries, and Gov. Geary was requested to invite all loyal Republican Governors now acting, to this Convention.

It is expected 50,000 soldiers will be present, making it one of* the grandest demonstrations since the war.

The details of arrangements are placed in tbe hands of Gen. Collins, CbairaMHn, Gen. Russell, Secretary, of the Soldiers anfSailors' Executive Committee, and Gen. Owen, on the part of the. Bovs in Blue in Philadelphia.

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An address will be prepared *nd "submitted to the Mass Convention.

Stoin 8«*t0ga, jr. 1&"m-. SARATOGA, Sept. 1.—The Exchange Hotel with three barns, three dwellings and two doctor shops, was burned last night. Loes $40 000. ,r r*

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WA8HINOTON, Aug. 31.—General applications have been made, to the Secretary of the Navy by parties anxious to se^rfilppomtWBnt as gadet englnsps at the Waval Academy, but in consequence of t£e 1 eduction of the force ordered by Coiw^ss, that class of eadeta will not be •Found at the Academy during the present yeaj. •*CNDET»BMINED.

Tbe ®S«idSnt ha^ not deteruiined when he iill leave Washington on a brieiT v»«it to Tennessee, as it is not known whether or not there will be a September session of Congress.

RETRENCHMENT.

ft reduction in tbe expenses of the various custom houses-has been made since tbo first of July, to the extent of a quarter of ^million of dollars, and still further retrenchment is in progress.

It has been .found that many employes bavje been drawing salaries Without renderingpublic service, and that their ap* poib^gj|

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Commissioner Rollins had recommended to tbe Secretary of the Treasury for .appointment, Spencer Kirby, as Supervisor under the new Internal' Revenue law for New York city, but the President is in favor.of-Gen. L. W. ,Suu for that p°t .ir ":*?r 7 THE NICARAGUA TREATY.

The President has issued a Proclamation announcing the ratification qf the treaty for friendship, commerce and iiav--igation between the United States and 'Nicaragua. There is to be reciprocal Ireidom of Commerce. Among other provisions tbe Republic of Nicaragua grants. to the patted States,' and to their citizens and property the right of transit betweeh the Atlantic and Pacific oceans through the territory of that Republican any route of communication, natural or artificial, by land or .water, which may now or hereafter exist or be cdpstructed un^er the authority of Nicaragua, to be us^d and epjoyed in the same manner and on equal terms by lkth Republlcs.and their r^pective. citizens, the Republic of Nicaragu^hbwever^ i^servjneita: right of sovereignty ovrir the same.

NATAL DIFSATOHES.

The Navy department has dispatches from Admirals Farragutand Rowan, announcing the disposition of the European and Asiatic squadrons.

Also a dispatch from Lt.. Commander, Cushfng, commanding the Maumee, aAted Ydkohoma, July 12th, announcing he had found at Houma, ten or fifteen Europeans, comprising the crew of the fireman bark Leemona, which bad been captured by pirates two weeks before, within sight of the east coast of Haiuna...

The Leemona had ten able bodied white men and a number of Chinese passengera.

She was armed with two cannon arid a number of breech- loading rifles, revolvers &c, and yet was captured after a short chase by a junk carrying but.two gunB and a crew of twenty Chinamen. The Europeans did not defend themselves by a single shot, bUt surrendered in a mpst cowardly manner, and were actually'set to work breaking out the cargo for transfer to the junk.

Lieutenant Commander Cushing thinks such cases are encouragement to piracy, After taking all they*tdesired the pirates accd'does not doubt will lead to its increase, sent tbe captain of the bark and his men into the coal locker for ward,and closingthe batch, put on the sheet anchor and chain, after which they scuttled the ship, stove in the boat and sailed away, intending all bands should go down with the sinking ship.

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Chinese passengers to their fate. The whole case, says Commander Cushisng, is one of disgraceful cowkrdice, and he was glad to find there was not an American in the crew. Commander Cushing after a long cruise failed to find any of the pirates, and in obedience to orders sailed for Yokohoma.

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It is estimated tbe forthcoming public debt statement will show an increase of five or six millions.' The disbursements in August on account of War Department expenses have been very larga, which, taken with the Alaska payment and disbursement on account of the public debt and other accounts will swell the total., .» A.

^Brevet "Commanding General Absalom B'aird and Breyet Brigadier General Nelson and Wm. Davis have been placed, subject to orders of General Shermab, for assignment to duty as assistant Innspectors General in the Department of Missouri.

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The director of the Bureau of Statistics furnishes the following, information relative to immigration to the United States during the fiscal year ending June 30th, 1868. Total numbor of passengers arrived 323,749, of which 44,966 were citizens of the United States, and 5,126 foreigners not intending to remain in the United States. The returns*compared witb 1868 and'67 show a heavy falling off.

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GOODRICH, Aug. 31..—The North American Hotel, and a large wooden block adjoining, containing |ix stores, were destroy ftfcxyJjQ rej yeiterday.

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-1 From Portland, Maine. 'PORTLAND, Aug. 31.—Senator Feasenden was warmly received here to-night at a oo&M meeting. He made a lengthy ad'dresVin tbe course of which'he said he was forced into the Treasary against bis will. He wunt in, because had he not done so it would have been considered a confession ofcwant of' confidence in the ability of the government to go on. He was in the tightest place he was ever in, except when obliged to vote to acquit the President. He appealed to tbe people and issued seven-thirties redeemable in paper, with the privilege of taking the bonds, and throngh his agents he promised the people that (he principal should be paid in gold. ^Tbe credit of threat gov^ ernment triuist jbe preserved §t all costs/' He closed by eulogizing Grant. -rimAit-sar

I From Nashville... NASHVJXL^Sept. 1 .—The House to* day concurred in the Senate resolution to appoint a committee oomposed of' two Senators^ and three representatives to pro* ceed to Washington to lay before President Johnson the condition ot affairs in Tenneswe and request him to send a,sufficient U: S. MUitary force to the State for the protection of the people. I

The Press and Times, Republican organ, iavors the introduction ofFederal troops in preference to employing the militia, and urges |be Legislature to strike out tbe provision in the militia bill authorizing a declaration of martial law, by the Governor.

HCTCID*.

Andrew Fardenshawer, a German, oommitted-saicide here this afternoon bv

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ST. LODIS, Sept. 1.—An QwaUa dis- ^Rned by the Governor is one enupatch says the Indians drove off the wood- •|Je(l

choppers on the south side of the Platte

dred cords ot wood. Superintendent Denman denies that Bed Cloud is coming down from the north, and says the hostilities are entirely confined to the Cheyennes.

rOUHD M17BDSBKD.

A Denver dispatch says a family nameed Neff, numbering nine persons, railing near Kiowa on Jennings camp road, were found murdered last Saturday.

FORT BENTON.

The steamer Success, from Ft. Benton, arrived at Omiha yesterday with two hundred, passengers and three hundred thousand dollars'in treasure and larsre amount of silver ore.

Thenomber of fires in this oity in ^August, 12, total lots $171,471. |-Insurance $279,850.

Probable loss to Insurance Companies $129,571. IJJW "srfqii

DISTURBANCE FJT ABKA^SAS' The Republican gives tbe following version of tbe recently reported trouble in Arkansas, based, it says, upon reliable information as late as the evening of the 29th.

Conway County, 40 miles above Little Rock, has a large negro population, of whom a considerable number are Democrats.

Recently Bome radical negroes surrounded the house of a Democrat nigger, and after killing his dog tried to get him out of his house.

The assail&Qts were arrested, and in making up a negro jury a Democratic ne|ro was summoned, and him the radical blacks bore away with drawn weapons. Supposing he would return with his friends, tbe black radicals wont off and collected a number of men and arms.

Two white men who tried to persuade these negroes to desist, were fired upon, one of whom was mortally wounded and th$ other had a horpe killed tinder him. At this stage of the proceedings Messrs Hinkle and Gibbons, radical members of the Legislature, surrounded tb^colored people in great' number, and 200 or 300 whites and friendly negroes assembled at Lewisburg, on the river, for mutual-protection, tbey having been threatened with indiscriminate murder.

On the 25th a crowd of three, hundred Radical negroes were harangued at Lit tie Rock, and two companies were raised to.prooeed to Le^isburg, but Gov. Clayton was induced by the representation of citizens to foYego the expedition, the citzens agreeing to accompany him to the scene oftfis disturbance,and guaranteeing to assist in tbe arrest and punishment of those who should be found to be the true offenders. This was the condition of affairs up to the evening of the 29th as we learn from reliable sources.

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xI From Montreal.^ 1* MONTBBAL,

Aug. 31.—Placards have

been posted around the streets calling on the loyalists to suppress the contemplated Fenian demonstration to be held on Wednesday, for the purpose of raising funds to aid Whalen and other State prisoners.

QUICK TRIP.

The ship Absona has just made the passage between Quebec and Glasgow in fourteen days, the fastest time on record.

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I From San Francisco. SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 31.—The Commissioner of the Russian Fur Company has purchased the ship Winged Arrow, which sails to-morrow for Sitka to take aboard, the late employes ftftdv -tvops, about 300,

The company transfers them to St. Petersburg, which will close the businesi of the Russian Company in Alaska.**9'

ARRIVED.

Senator Cole arrived from Washington Saturday.

Georgia.

'ATLANTA, Aug. 31.—In the House today Mr. Sims, a negro, continued his re marks in defense of the eligibility of negro members. lie said the introduction of the measure to unseat negro members bad cast a firebrand into the House, and if the question was pressed it would precipitate war.

Porter, a negro, followed, and has the floor to-morrow. .}

,| From Boston., BOSTON. Sept. 1.—Mr. Bu:lingame, two Chinese, three students and a number of iqvited guests visited Waltkam to-day, fqr the purpose of examining tbe works of the A^^i^anJiVatch Company,

Bond Swindle

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 1.—Whalen Bros., bankers, were yesterday afternoon swindled out of $50,000 in United States bonds, by a party calling themselves J. C. Ber. nard & Co. lately established her}.vf

From Concord, N. H.

CONCORD, N. H., Sept. 1.—The Supreme Judicial Court ha3 decided the act in relation to naturalization of aliens passed at the last session of the Legislature, to-be constitutional, and the Gavern or. has issued a proclamation to ifcat effect. This cuts off-the naturaliration in tbe police courts of the State and regulates materia^ the testimony in. such

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From Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 1.—Robbers attempted to rob the Broker's Bank on second street this morning, and escaped by driving off in a wagon.

JM£i& Wm. Horner died to-day from effects of the gas explosion in the Mint.'"**"

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BALTIMORE, Sept. 1—A North Carolina merchant in this city yesterday^ bad bis gocket picked of $3100. mkm

«phe Cotton Crop.

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MOBILE, Aug. 31.—Receipts of new cotton at this pert, 30T bales against 157 for the same time last year. The crop is estimated at two and a quarter millions.

I From Troy, W. Y. I^abY, Sept.-1. A man named Corbet, a boat Oaptain, shot a stevedore named John Clancy in the 6th Ward yesterday afternoon. The ball took effect in Clancy's bowels and he may not recovers

HOBSE ti9EASI.

Two cases of horse disease similar to thow of Brooklyn have Dccarred near Still Water,

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INDIANA::WEDNESDAY MOKNING.SEFTEMBE^^2

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WVILLE, Sept. 1.—Gov. Jo ha W.

Stevenson was this day inaugurated Governor of Kentucky, at Fran kfort^. jii. tbe, presence of a vast assemblage. •. -S—asss .V

ftlNCINJf ATI MAHKK'r #y Talo^rapll.] (JINOIKNATI, dept. l.j FLOUR—Unch«8ged. 1FHEAT—Ducbanged. jri»RN—Firm at !)5@9f,. i"

OATS—Qnlot at 55for No

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COTTON—Cnclt*ng«l»t29%.

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PROV1SIONM—Dachaugrd aud quiet. Sl'GAR—Dull and refined hie lower, hard 165£ ®1V4-

OOtFEE-Stefcdy. .-vi' LINSEED OIL—81 IS aud firm BEEF CATTLE—Dull and 7Sc lower, fair to prima «ft§4 5tl.

SHEEP—Active and 2Sciglief at 3^4 60grosi. 110US—Advanced to IO3H gross and tbe demand goood with alight supply.

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NlsiW YOJ1K. MARKET Bjr Telegraph.! NEW foaa,Sept. I. -•(jOTTON—More Active at 30^ for middliug. .SiiOUit—Irregular, ungetiliril, 10@l6c lowecat JC "538 0D for superfine State and western, 7 80 @8. SXi.for extra State, 7 75 for extra western, ID 0®12 00 for wiiite wheat extra, 8 50@ 12 CO lor B. II O., 10@10 25

for extra St. Louis,

11 fogll for good to choice.' do. Closing steady. California quiet at 0 'JO@lS. BVK FLUlIK—Lower, at (7@!) 25 and choirs at 9 60. 1 '-a-

COBN MEAL—Dull, city white $G 25. WHISKY—Dnll and nominally 68®7\ WUEAJ—l@2c better for spring, dull and 2@4 lower for winter, a) $2(§2 Oifor new and old No 2 spring, the lattor price delivered, 2 10 for Nol spring. 2 22% for new red Indiana, 2 30 for new amber Alichigan, 2 42%@2 62 for new white Michigan, 2 80 for extra choice do. 2 79 for white California. liYE—Firm at $1 69@1 61 for western.

BAKLEV—Nominal., BABLKY MALT—Quiet. (JOftN—l@2c better witb active demand, chiefly for home use at SI 18@1 24 for uusount, 1 25Q 26 for sound mixed western, 1 24@1 24@ for ole do in storo and 1 27 for southern yellow.

OATS—Quiet at 81 for western in store, 85% afloat, 73@76 for now do, the latter price a9oat. EI11JE—dDulI and unchanged. ,V

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SUGAR—In fair demand, Cuba MOLASSKS—Dull. HOPS—Qniet at 10@40 for American. PETROLEUM—In fair demand at 14%(^1S for crnde and 31% for refined.

PORK—Heavy and quiet at $28 70(328 85 for new mess closing.at 28 75. cash, 28 76 for old, 23 7S@24 12 for prime and 25 75(§2G for prime mess.

BEEF—Steady at $15@20 50 for new plain mess andSi 611(^23 75 for new extra mess. HAMS—Quiet.

OTTTMEATS--Firm at $13^[@I4.for shonlders, 16919% for hams mldllngs firm. LA.ill)—A shade firmer at 18Vq(319for steam atid 19%@I9%for kettle rendereaT

BPTTER—Heayy at 34@38 for Ohio and 37(3 43forState. .. .. CHEESE—Firm at J3@17.

GOLD—Firmer, opened at 445£"ah*d ciosed.»t 44%@45.

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NOTICES.

Hotels and :R

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INDEPENDENCE OF CANADA. Lanctal continues to hold meetings for the independence of Canada. They are slimly attended.

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T0KLL, RIPLEY

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Also, a full assortment-of Barn&Uy Table Damasks—Dleached and brown—6-1, 8-4, 10 4 50 Dr.z. Good jaolity "Tiinner Napkins S'2.03

Brown'and Bleached Crash, for Towels. Elegant qnality Honry Comb Qniiis, #1.75. 7/ ii 'TDKI,I,. RIPLEY

0ARRIAGE MANUFACTORY

HABPEB, wliDY & CO.,If Corner 2d md Walnut streets, Terre Haute, lad., Keep constantly on hand, and manufacture to order, all the latest styles of CAKBtAGEH 3c

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ROACH, ANT, FLY,

FLEA AND BED BUG

EXTERMINATOR.

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393 Olive Street, S.'int Lonis, Bo. Orders by mail will be promptly attended to and goods sent to any fart of the conntry.' my26d3m r.jifc

ANTON SHIDE,

-Tk XEACHEK or ,Ait Instramental and Vocal Music. Orders left At LiiddmHii'a or RHizenbach^s promptly attended to. Btt of references gifea.

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Seal iad seal, in a plain enreiopa, to any aflilrMS, roSTPAin, on receipt of 25 cent or two postage M:-.inp, to CHA-". J. KLINK A l-O., 127 Bowery, e» lorh. FostOffice Box 4680. Also, l's. nl«.'rareii'd "Marringe Guide." price 2S ctaSs. MiyidaSm.

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FH OK H£IHIG A BRO tfnncfactiirers of all kinds nf

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OOJttNGtON PURSERY

nth lcar. 400 Am, 10 Afecaheascs. Ihe largMt auJ beet (lock, 8,000,000 Fruit »d Ornamentki Traea, Hedfa, Hifb Vina, Small FruiU, Apple sad other Nuraerjr Stuck, Bote*, Bulbi, 4e.y of

For Catalogneaor informationaddreee, Ha 21dlm 25 Wast Fourth-st., Oineinnatl, O,

JFLHEGARY INSTITUTE^®

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PHILADELPHIA, PENNA.

Wilt re-»pen on Monday, Sept. 22d. TatKCR Is the language »f the lastly and la cuastantly •poken in the Institute.

One door "BasTof the Star Grocery, 1" TKERE 'HAUTK, IND. Plain and Decoratire Paper Hanging, Fancy and

Plain Sign Painting. Oaillnga and Walla Wwtd and 'ValwmliM ia A«MO Colors^ Pianos and Nacujal Wood Polished in the highest 9tyie of tin Art. Gilding on Glass and Japanued fin, in all Htyle»,

It will be to the interest of thoss vhc wish to serviceabla work done, to call on me. Information in bnying dnd mixing cuiors, vill he fur» nished to persons rase or CHisaa. boc9dtf

LAND AGENCY

M' M. H1CKCOX. H. D. SCOTT. GEO. C.

I HIOKCOX & CO.,

.a»asj«r. 5 »*8

UU HU!i' BB0IKB8

4*No. SO

Oliio

x.•

BUGGIES

Wensenooebnt the finest material in the construction of our work, and warrant it superior any offorod in ihU Enpsciul attention 'iven to RSPAIRINO. [jelOdtf

Terre "'iSWt,i

I am now rnnnicg tw. looms and urn prepared to do farpci! and all Other Weaving, ••I short notice and at raasonablo prices. I also hfcvu Good Carpal* on sale. Will |»aj caso far carpet ragi. Give me a c«ll at Corner nf 31 and Cherry streets/ ELIZABETH BEWNffTT.

MANHOND:

How Lost! iiow Restored! Just Pub lis had, in a wiW envelope. Pfice, fir cent*. A LECTURE OU T^E NATURAL TREATment, and Radical Uure of Spermatorrhoea,' or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Emissions, Sexual Dr-bility. anil Impedim nts tn Marriage generally NerTcn^n ss, Consumption, Kpilepsy, »r.J Physisal I neap-city, resnltiUK from Self A,In .ie. sc., by liOBt. J. vLveuwEti., SI. P_, author oC the"Green Book," fic. "A Boon .to Thousands of Sufferers."

BUILDER.

J. AsYR^DAGH.

.Plans, Specifications, Superlnt^ndanco, and tail Wrawinirt fnrnisTW for er»ry ascription of BciWinga.

OrriCE-—.SofttkJj»s} »n4JCfth 3. trf±

IOWA

•r.%. BAB8H

KKAL ESTATE AGJCNCY. FARMS, WILD And Oity Property of eTery description, for Sale.

An experience of fifteen years enable ns to insure satisfaction in erery "lepattment of kaxins« relating to a general Bcal Estate Agency.

HARBERT & MARSH, 54 ITAUTOT smtr, n27dwU .gjjj Des MpiTt"»,IoWa

IjaKs'lfr ». S

-1^4

l86&

MADAMS D'HSBVILLY,

jel7d3raeod Principal.

B. MANNING

HOtJSB, SIQN AHD OaaaHBHTAl.

A I IV E

iA.

choicaM adrti and ihlppiug

RILH, very low for CABB. Thoee who would iav« Boaey will at ones send two red itampa for two rail Catalogue*.

F. K. PHOENIX.

•17d3m Bloominstoa, McLean Co.. lit.

The Mt Auburn Tout Ladles' INSTITUTE? Witt open its Twtnlg-Ftflh

Session

STREETS?

Vonvjyanceing Carefully Done

Abstracts of Title furnished, Loans ne gotiated and Money invested.

FOB SA1.E.

desirable residence on Sonth Market Street Orer 2 acre* of ground, well set with fruit and shrubbery. Price, S7,Q0O term* taTorable,

New frame house, and lot, 90x300 feet, on Straw berry Hill. Very cheltp.

Two lots in Dean's Addition, very obeapi-^f!

¥ite acres, east of Flagan's Gardoj j-,nl

!00 atfres, S mi lea east, known ad the "HuiiSs) Farm," all fenced, well improved good meadow woods pasture aud fine timber. A flrat-clas

totnV»«

offtr, by the yard or

piece, an elegant line of

BLEACHED AND BROWN SHEKT1MSS, 4-4, 5 4, 6-7, 7-4, 8-4,9-4, 10-4. Linen and Cotton at reduced prices.

-if I j-4-..

CO.

:m. i. 'l sl/i. ,i «f 5. 60 Building Lots, adjoining the city, northeas --good sIce--Tow price and favorable terms.

House titM lot, on 1st street, north of Olari House—6 rooms, cistern, large stable, *e. Pricf (1,200. Terms easy.

Mortgage and Notes #5,C0O—at a big discount

Forty at res 3£ miles southeast of tewu—2C aoresin o..ltivati»n, balance Sne timber. Ver cheap. ,, j! 1

.) 1

Heal £istate Column

5 OF Jji,

HENDRICH & LANGE,

Office over First National Baek, S. E. Corner 01 Fourth and Main Streets,

Haute, Ind. ftp*

Abstracts of title furnished, Loans negotiated, and Meney invested. ,..^.1 Ja 'i£t

J':, OJFOB 8A1.E.

,,W4!

CITT PBOPEBTT.

Forty Lots in Linton's Addition to Terre Hants House and lot, east Ohio street, House and lot, in McMnrrain's Additition, Home and lot in Sibley's addition on 6th street, feHousi! and lot in Base's addition on 8th street,

House and lot on Poplar, between 6th and 7th streets, Houae and lot on North Sth, between Ohesnut and Linton streets.

Two basiness Houses on Main straet.. .j".sH COUNTY PBOPIBTT. Farm ef 89 acres in Honey Otiek Township, 173 acres in Linton township. 3 Acres below the Boiling Mill, weia side canal. jau29dtl

NEW GROCERY

AND

PROVISION STORE 1

I\ JD. MOLLO mm

la X*

»«Akn»—?

^'W Groceries and Provisions, No. 9 4tl Street, one door Sonth ofthe Po*t OBre,

Terre-Haute. Indiana. »«ra aed has Jolt opened at the above jly Grocery and Provision

The undeT8ii stand, a first-class Famll. Storo, with a large and well eeleoted stock of new and fresh articles suitable for every day use in families, to which he calls the attention of hts friends and the pnbllo generally.

Goods delivered to any part of the city frree of charge. Highest cash price paid for Country Produce.

Jy2d6w F. D. MOLLOY.

MPORTED

."• ^5

-ishsdM^ id

AND

FLOOR 3TORE.

11*43

s-ntitfi-'?

Wines and Liquors,

CONSISTING IN PABT

Ot*

fthlne and Mosel Wtnes,

BORDEAUX CLARETS,

Lisbon and Burgundy Port and Sherry Wine, COGNAC BRANDY, HOLLAND GIN,

All strictly PTJRI and of tbe BEST qualities, I .Tj 99 '1 5x 1^*

G. WEISS' & CO'8,

-j|i

11m1*

Main Street,

Between 3dsnd 4th Sta.,

ei8ds Terre Hante( Indians,

tn or

PT. Sew

NKW Cocas* ovLaoTiTaaa, as delivered at the York Museum of Anatomy, embracing the •objects^ How to Live and what to litre for Youth, Maturity and 014 Age Manhood Oenerl lly Beriewed. The Cause of Indigastlon Flatn Ince aad Nerrons Diseases accounted for Marlaj^e Philosophlealty Oonildered, *o. Pocket olmM oentaiiag these Lactam will be forwarded on receipt of four ataaua, by addressing: SBC'T Nrw YoaK Mrwtr* or AHATOVT, «lt Broadway, few York. «ar!6dly

BOOTS AND SHOES. L-—«!»?• 'j-

Boots & Shoes

.'i-'. *i... W SUIT

^THE timeS

{+'?}*&

..&§

\lf

!s:

Sept. 15)k.

Iu Buard of Instructors, and facilities for a ihorougl) course of education are nnrivailed by any similar School in the country. 'i4l

ft rvtSi sjH .tn

^fiaving just 'receiVSfrTat

C- 13.. HUOGLEM,

^. ....

,» ,.

a well selected Stock of H'jmeii, Miaeos, and Oh il dren's Summer WMr, whteh will offer tor sale at the ..

Very Lowest Cash Price!

And I have also received a Urge assortment of Mea*s, Boj*s and Yonth'i Boots ftod SboM, bought at the head of the market, so they can bo

Sold to Bait the Present Times

WETH OF

Boots & Shoes,

sm t-,'.,

t..

18 MQNTHS TIfitE

'Any one wishing to engsga in the Sltoe huciaeas, with little or no capital, will find this a apU-ndid op,.oituottj. The goods a fresh and in go style for retailiuf,, with regular fi?fs. They a'e the odd dozens and cat*) of a wholejsle establishment. -\f

The proprietors, wishing to "clear up thfif stcck, take this method, aad iu order to accomplish the sale make the above liberal offer. Goo

Sold at Cost.

Jor terms Ac., address Lock Box 14:, Indiana? olis. Aug. K8-dlw.

JJOOTS AUD tJEUifiS.

JET

W. AND

"A. P£BI ESI

TIL S'HJ' CtTRXS Sot* STOMAOK, ii if ..ti? 1 OtJBES i£aV0U8 UaAiiACBi:,

Cviu.a

Li 'ta CoatriiiST,

POWDM'

CPKES BlLLIOCS HEADACBr,

at- ti is

CtTBIS RBEVMACIC CoiIPtAtNTa, dears JAUKPIIK,

It is a most efficient mqgiciae tor Ftmales bud Children whose stomachs frequently rcje.-e ordinary purgative ma Hr.ines. Bead onr pamphlet of testimonials, and as you valuu your lite and health, iosa not au hour in proCui ing a lottU ot this most wonderlul remedy.

f___

1 UAKOrACTUttFD 01TI.V BV In. 1 TARRANT

d" CO.,

378 Qreenwich SU.New ork. WTFor Bale by all Drnggiitj. atil8—d6meod.

J. A.^BRYAN.

JOB 'PRINTER,

115 MAIN ST.,

rri*te

ssrtfffli&rtfjiOTsi. WD

SPEER'S SIAHDUrT:

WINE

I E S

Srr.Ea'a Celebrvted IVine,

^TABlisHED-MAY 12,1851

Sme!

My motto is "Buy Cheap, Sell CU«ap-S: Profits aud Quicft Sates." JIFII. I also manufacture all kinds of

MEN'S WORK -05

On the shortest notice and th most fashiouabfo stylet. MJCNBIMU dooe neatly and in baste.— Don't fergtt the place, but call And examine, if you do net buy. C. M. RITOGLKS, jySJtf No. 10, N. rth 4til Slret|i.

3 000

DOLLARS

ifS

Is selling

Boots & Shoes Very ChMp To close oat hla large stock c'

Boots Shoes and Gaiters,

Te room for Spring stock. You will suit

1jDisksParticular

money by calltBj^on him at TXcl 8

MeohanicM jBixok,

I Attention, la gireu so 'CUSTOM W.OritK This Department in the hauds ot 8K1LL2UI

WOBK-M&M. 'fS!V, ,.

If TABB1KT

BFFEKVBSCBNT SEtiTZBB APBKIENT Is a gentle and cooling cetbartio or Purgative medicine, in the form of a Ponder, pleasant to take and is recommended and. use! l^y tbo bo.it Physicians In tkf» country as a m.^t reltablo and effectual remedy.

PFFE RVJES VMN CUBS* DYSPEPSIA, -mi *H ^aji HEAETBOUIT,

Sic?

wrniEMmTZJK diOtf TW«3!#t «i OCBES ISPIOrfcTinit, •. -i Coace CosTtvayss#,*

AS AN APERIENT,

There ia uo medicine so much in favor with those who are acquainted with their action as Bo back'a Blood Pills they are safe, pleasant and mild in their operation, and are purely vegetable can taken I'T children as well as adults try them..

.-f A

"t ti Lt

"(.'ONBUMPTTON

LsK 1 1

Bittern £qual to Them

Speer's Standard Wine fiitterg, —madi or—

WINE, HERBS & ROOTS

well known, wills

fKRCTlAS^BAEK^^ pioffER SNAKE BOOT, WILD OdERBl BABE,

WLNGEft

and such other R£UBS and BOOTS as will In all Oases assist Digestion, promote tbe Secretions ot the System it. the natural channels, and gire

TONE A 1ST 3D VIO-OP —To THI—

mm AND OLD, MALE AND FEMALE! Brings

All use it with wonderful success. COLCilB,-, To the fale white lip,

-3

,b ,,

BLOOM AND BEAUTY

To tbe thin face and care worn c.nntenance. Oaree FEVER and cieatee APPETITE. Try mem. Use none otb9r. Ask for SPKEll STANDARD BITTEBS. Sold by J'ruggirtn aa-l Grocers. Ree tligt my slgnatnn is over tb« cork Of each Bottle.

ALFRED SPEJiR,

Passaic, N. and 243 Broadway, New York. mm Trade supplied by JOH7I«ON. HOLLO W A & O ad el a O W O

BMOVAI/.

RAILROAD AGENCY. I have moved my office to &cKe«a Pad'Joct's Mill, where I would be pleased to »w my old

friends aadonstomeia. Throoch reoeipts jfiien on shipments of proteoetoall Eastern Cities. All Ball,and Kail ant Water rates as low, and time as quick as any coBpetiag liaee. Grain in balk shipped to' Kew ls0nt towns without change of ears.

age

•prlSldtf

JAHC3H. TCBNJEB, Agi.

SLEEPLESS NIGHTS

As.ir-mtMij to soothe all Dcrvoae excitexoeot, in Ha truest aebtfe, a nmiiii, there if, perhaps n6 mwliciao extant which ia received with ao Bach t^Tor Rob«ck'#8tumach Bitters a wine gins li^ll en tping to eU ia all that is required to protlice flonaa and healthfal alfep.

*c *,

«•,%

4* twuiiiL

'"•I#* "A nam

ERYSIPELASf

Or, ot. Anthony's Fire, can be most effectually eradicated by tbe use of Boback's Blood Purifier in conjunction with Boback's Blood Pills. td v®' ,'h .j.

9s-

iJr, fuflamriatlon of the Eyes, not unfrequently ariaeatfom* disviidercd state of the stomach a tew Jctes of Itoback'e Blood Pills will, in aoetK.* cases', eOect a oure by removing tbe cause.

!*'A fjw

.1 1r.ii-

t'»T«

OCBSsPass, mi

er{j

—7-.•«•, t:

Keep Your Blood Pure.

1 are no remedies, now before the public, calcnlated to pnrn'y the blood and reo#n*kTuc.4apeak) tbe whole system as Boback.'a. (, loM fills and Stomach Bitters. fc

'3 if

t«is

liEUOOBRHtEA,

Or. Whites, which follow local debility and constitutional weakness, oan be effectually cured by ttt» u«» of Bobatk's ntomach Bitters. Do not lei thofiiruggistsell you auy other remedy, as these Bittors aie prepjied witb especial reference to ,T •'liscomplaint, and are warranted to cure. •"•'"V :SK»CI md

b"i

#4T»r.»

BAD TASTE

Ia the inouth tr. t: morning is one of thesymptdiss of a bilious condition or disordered state of ia* llrer, and ahonld not, tor a single day, be neglected, as it is but the premonitory symptom of a t-ain of evila ami I lie very seads of disease, i-li r.ro at on. Rouack's Biood Pills, admlntstei t|or.T I'.ocotding to fhe directions accompanying eicu and the difficulty and danger of disease wjitl St ouC? bs removed. fri »fi .ftlntw Wiht!»csmir

NOT A BEVERAGE.

Unlike most of the bitten of the preieut day Or. Hbback'ii *ra uot inteadetl as a plesant stimolattug hisky beverage, but are perfectly medicinal, reuiaialag only anfflcient pare bonrhon whisky to held in solntlon the medi«iaal extractive matter froiu which they are composed* jjyll outs A in 8

R.r the

.'rj djjOtr *£l

as certainly cvax

as Intermittent. Fever, and

Radical Cure of

£rtmf

i-H

«v Je»i

Mdiirrrs?

toTHETHETHEFOB

S.Ji «»,i ..%!

'E' JBESt HITTERS tEor Weakly Persons. FOR WEAK, "O »iit

FdR PALE ®.,

JTOB siCKXT, ,T* iCKT TOR THE AGEP, FEMALES",

oca

NIM.V PKKVENTED as Smah Pez."—

I N S

1? UK PARKD PKESCRIPTIOH Made from tbe Prescription of

KbV.tHAS. K. KING, M. D„ LL. 1)., *c„ Ac., For the TreTention and Onre of

CONSUM PTION'

ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS,

QATAUBH, aud all othet affections of the Lunga. it ijiroat, aud AI ii l'ASSAOES for General and Special Derangements ot the Nervous System for .. Oiaordors of the KLOOI and for all Func-tit-.h^I Disorders of tho Stomach aud Bowels.

The Prepared PrescriptionIncreases the stieugtb and deepens tbe color ot the ftile Blood. It subdues the Chills and Fever, and diminishes the Expectoration. It cheeks the tiKiH'f SVVKATH, always, in Irom seven to fourteen days. The Appetite is invigorated, and the patient rapidly gaine flesh the Oengh and tbe tifticnlt Breathing are speedily relieved the SUop becomes caluiaud refreshing the evacuations regular and uniform. All th« general syaiptcaie Qi ^JoN^LKMlTiON, ASTHMA, Bronchitis, 4c., disappear with a really astonishing rapidity

THE PRESCRIPTION

SlioulJ used ^ln every Disease, by whatever ntrjio known, tn which there isj exhibited and derpDgement pi either the NKKV0U9 or the BLOOD (jalean. It l-i unnqualled in Female Uieorden, S Suly cr Supprefsod Menses, •'Whites,'' Ac. ihe PBUPABEI) fitESCBIPTION is boththa B' Ft and tr.e moat oconomisai Medicino that can be taken. The average dose, is two teatfpoonsful, atollotici a day. The .patient neter requires na ter any rircumstances, to use "Cough MixHires," lor tbe Cough ''Expectorants" tor thu gijiectoration "Tonics" for the Appetite or tn Weakness Iron for the Blood Anodynes for the S»rv.)OB Iriiatlon Acid* for Night Sweats o: A ulsky or Cod Liver Oil for the Waiting. It* -IrEi'inc ArxmN is upon the Ooostitutional Cou.litlriii, »nd, throngh this Condition, upon the Whole feries ol Symptoms. vms

Sijilemenls from Patients, Ac. Oou.EQE fiiu, OisctNNATt: 1 wasiu the LAST stage cf Consumption. In ten days after taking the i'aiu,ctutTi"S, my OhUJs, Night Sweats, Fever iir., deer H'td, and Anally altogether disappear* od. An L- skeleton before, I am now well stored with flesh. My restoration is a marvel to all who know me.—MB*. ). L. WBIOBT. '1 •'Your Prescription saved my daughter's life, and. has probably saved me hundreds of dollars.' —Kev. B. HcMMai-re, Bemsen. N. Y.

We bless Uo:t lor the benefiit wehave received from ycur Prepared Prescription."—Ber.P. Prai(JiiiNB. Blouburg, rno. "E very one to hum I have recommended it has beneatted b* its use."—Kev.

C. L.

JoNts, Bacine.

Wisconsin. The "PBEPAEBD PBEiOBIPTION" if pnt up in a$l bottle, and 1s sold in Terre Haote, by I. L. KSUaN CO and by Drnggists generally, or orders may be addressed to ths rfole Proprietors, I OXAti

Q. MOSB8 ft CO.,

'il

Oortlandt Btrset,

Y. Consultation free" A Circular, containing Testimonials of many Cases successfully treated will beesnt free, by mail, to all who will k,r it. ilecISdeod

/II AS AND STEAM FITTING -?T

Main Street, between 6th aud 7th,

FBGDERIK «KIOE«.

Having employed the services of J. S. Fergnson, a well known praetical workman, he is now prepared to execute all order* in the above buslaee, with promptness and dispatch.

oet3dl3r

JJUK^

CiOEK

A I

LY, Pittsburg* cmd ail Wr.olesile D*A!B?I. For sale by BABB, GGL1CK BikEST an]3«r«J Tu Thur a Sat.

VINEGAR.

For sale in quantities to mit pnrehaeers. Price, 25 aud :-:0 ceat« per gallon, according to quantity Leave orders and kegs at 3. A. Foote's. 7a' iv. H. FAlltBANKS.

PROPOSALS FOB COAL.

Belled propose Is wiilb- received by the School T. a..cei ui the City of Terre Haute, for the delivery of Coal for thewee of the City Schools for the coming winifr The Coal must be of tbe beat quality of CJ»y County Block Coal. The quantity will probably be.cbout 6,000 busbels. There is room

tbn

*orage

of abont 3,0X bushels at

prefeen' at tbe five School Btuldiogs, aad the remainder must le delivered during the winter, wb*n called tor by the Trustees.

Xwantj percent, of tho price will be retained until tbe contract is completed. Proposals will he received vntll tbe 10th of (tepteober, aud can be addressed to A. KADFMANN, au21 dtt President of the'Bostad.jf