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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-20

n EAVES Washington at noon on Tuesday,
III thursday and Saturday passes through
The counties OF FdgfaI Prince Uiihan. Fan-
qmer, Cutpeper. hudson, O'ange, AlJemarie
Nelson, dmhera, TO Lynchbug-
through Campbell aud Piasytpania to Dam
ute, aud thence To Salem North Caro- lima
Al which place it iniersee,s the Line to the
gold Region, aud the Line To Colunldja, .1u.
g@td, MlAsdgeuiie. &c.
Time 10 Dahuiie a distance of 269 miles
three and hall days. Fare, eighteen dollars
This route branches at Lynchburg and runs
to Salem. Va. at which place it inlersects The
pdtieg Line TO Tennessee, Alabama. sc.
Distance from Washington TO Salem, Virgi-
MA 253 miles, Time, 81 days, fare $l7 %.
From Lynchburg TIE Subscriber also owns
Liue to The pUglmd Vuteying Places, travel
led altogether IN the day time distance lO3
miles. Fare, So 80.
From Washington 10 Columbia by my route,
the distance rs 62I milrs--by Richmond 5l7
miles. 10 AUGUSTA to MHedgegiiie sc. the dis
lance by my route is nearer thaa that by Rich
mond. u From sax 10 nine hours allowed
tor sleep for each night The aecomm odations
ate believed 10 be good throughout but the
best accommodations 10 DanyIlle, TO Salem,
Va. aud the Watering Places are provided by
WIN. SMITH, Culpeper, c. II. Va.
May 81. Is
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s.zs,7.RgySIs SALE.


% Y virtue OF "A certai0 deed oil lrust, eGecu'
s---s led to the undersigned, by Jeremiah l..
lurpin, on the I'm day of May, 1880, and
duly OF record in the Clerks Office OF the cour.
y court of Amherst, for the purpose of'e,
curing the debt therein mentioned, will be sod
at public auction, upon the premises, tor cash.
on Friday the 24lh day of June next. i fan. Il
not, on The next fair day thereafter. the trae'
OF land, conveyed by said deed, described %
containing 397 acres, more or less. 1t bemg
the same land upon which said Turpin now re-
SIDES IN Amherst county, neal the Botiloe
sey, Godfrey Ioler aud others.
This land is said to be valuable and the ute
rs believed TO be good, but acting as trustee int
undersigned will only convey the title yrsse
IN him H. trustee.
JAMES F. TALIAFERRO, Trustee
MAY 10 IDS
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Dis solution of Copartne rship.

VENIlE coparlnership he,eto ore existing be.
Ill tween the Undersigned, under the
firm of A. o. Nash, s. Ca, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent, All persons inde bted 10 the
concern will make payment 10 A. Hatcher.
aud those TO whom they ere indebted will call
on him Tor payment. A. Q. NASH.
Fen A. HATCHER.
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My 70.
AlaW SCHOOL.

EtiIt subscriber Intends opening, oeSt fall.
- Law School in the Town OF Stanton to
be continued permanently, II adequate encour-
agent NJ should be received. The mode Of
instruction will be course of lectures and
study, and frequent examinations. In order
10 devote tne greater part OF his tine 10 the
proposed .chsol he will, from lis commence.
meni, confne biS practice IL tho Court Of Ap-
peas al lev i.bufg aud the FEDERAL aud Gin
cut Superior Courts in Stauntnp. The first
session I'll begin on the 1T Of October, aud
continue unit The lsl Of Jolly next following.
without iutermlssior, except during the terms
Of the Fe6etai aud Elfcul Superior Courts
Fb tuition fee per session, will be seyenty FIVE
dollars Persons desir0us o becoming pupils
VIII please Communicate IN tacl to The subscri-
her, by letter, rs soon as practicable aud
prompt attention wall be gwen 10 the inquiries
which they may think proper to maxi.
BRISGOE &. BALDWIN.
Stanton, May 3. VITA.
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bale super Bed licking
! do medium quality do
A lar ge quantity 5-4 aud A bleachei aud un
bIoached Cotton Cloths
recent supply Of Cotton Yarn. of the mo
approved menetacture--Also,a very general
asSo' tmfnt OF Hardware, Cutlery and Saddle.
~, including almost every article in either line
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Irish Linens. &c.

N eKEE, ROBINSON g. co. have ~.
I'VE received case of A IRISH I;na" Gay
rect from The importers, which for h"n u.
texture and rare fineness, .,eaaer, the au.y OF
peculiarly desirable. ''e afucls
10 pieces Linen Sheetng, width v;u,
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Y NWSp SsA.h.2a
I'm MONDAY THE rJTFE

~ my " July N.AIt bHHII pfoteGu % seTI.
al pubic auction, Mt Campbell Cugu-hca se,
& htIng court das , for cash II eertain go. Of
land, lying N The county oil CsmpbelI,an nth
Troublesome Czech, containing 100 d -, be
ihefe moro or less. The sale will be made IN
pursuance OF a trust deed executed 10 IA. b,
Philip Sbuster, and Mary his wife, for the puf-
po'e the1tm mentioned, and duly recorded in
the Clerks office la the county oil Campbell
HE land has some good soil. timbcred viii
pine, as also the lands adjoining has on II
good site, WHARF, once WAS erected Saw Mil,
but suffered 10 decay by the removal of the
proprietor. The tile Is believed lndisputable
but shall Convey such only rs is vested III
me. ABAER EARLY, Trustee
June III. v2D
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-20

4kiflE Subscribers have Just received an adj.
- ditonsl supply of DRUGS. MEDICINES
PAINTS IND DYE STUFFS, sc. which
makes their assert ment compIrte-consistino
in part OF the following aricles :
Cream Tartar lCrome Green
Pllv. lpecac Crome Yellow
hochehe salts Sponsh Annette
Sup. Carb Soda Paint Saucers la,oo
lHtafic Acio and wide
Gum Myrrh Carnen,er's Ext Sas.
Gum Arabic sapariil,
Rhu6arb Root, sup. Boas Knives
Jaiap Cinnamon
Gum Elastic Composi ion Marta,
-hraded lruSses Paste Backing
Patent Lint Sweeplng Brushes
Blue Muss, sup. Sup Hair Brushes
Can. ha,,des CASTLE Soap
Spirits Hartshorn Crude Sal ammon;c
Sulp Quinine, (French) Alcohol
Gold Leaf I3muound Sv,,,
Paint Boxes, water co. yr,wort
lors Fxt. Iiu.riea e. e..
Rose Pink Sun. blseL az, 49,,
together with an entire and conolaia -,
meat OF Paints, Dye-Stuifs, &c.--All of which
hey are determined 10 sell on as reasonable
terms as any other house in this place.
May 8 :, ,.'''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-20

yRSHE subscriber respectfully informs the
n public that he is receiving aud manutac
turing Carriages OF every description, among
which are the following Coach, Coaches,
Chariots, London and New York Bughys. Al
bany Pbeytons, Barrouch. Barrouchee, Pha
deIphia Dearborns, Gigs, Hunters, &c. and any
others that may be called for.
All orders thankfully received aud punctually
attended TO.
Repairing done a, the shortest notice and on
the most reasonable terms by
II. BEACH g. Co
N.B-Just received first rate Coach Smith
from the North, OF which we will assure the
public they can be accommodated with repair
ing Carriages OF any kind few doors below the
Franklin Hole BEACH & Go.
Nov % ~ ~ VT
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June G
New York Who esale Cloak,
Stock and Clothing " arehonse
REMBNL,D

~ ays
EDHE Subscriber las removed his establish
mcnt from No. lsl Maiden Lane to tn
spacious Store, no. loo, Ptail-areei, over
Messrs. Hyde, Cie,eland L. Co.--wh.re he
will Keep aniiy on hand much more
eatsnsiv. assortment than formerly. The style.
msk. and materials Of Tue CiVAks viii be
great impiosed, aud y III be sOld at about The
sa,be low prices 80 those Of the last season. lie
has slso ou hand, largo assortment OF low
Trsed Clgth.ng, made ~ good style expressly
for The Sonibsfn aud Western trade thai will
be sold ~ sDput he usual prices ol the most
interior quality. Also. an assortment OF Stocks
wnh many other ues irshe afficles Those
who WI take the uoubls 10 examine this Ft,,k
of Goods Will probably satisfy themselves mat
ihty cannot Gcle Ct the same amount fom att,
stock in the city that Will be a safer or more
desirable purchase FOR sale by
4. J. C0HAEr.
No 1873, Pearl-siTeei, New YorA
IERMS-Six months Tor approved notes
payable at Banks ~ good standing in any psrt
Of tue country--S months for ely accep,s noes
Ur per cent discount for cash In all cases
where the time is extended, iairresi viii be
charged at the rnte oil u per cent per annum !.
Any Goods purchased thls Establishment
that do not suit the Marked for which they
were intended will be exchanged for others.
FL. c
Ann, 70 ~l2aif
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TURNEK & KEK X.
CASH 3PONMa


| A RE DAILY receiving fresh supplies o.
| "a Spring and Summer Goods, pui hnsed Al
auc ion. and ier cash, in the New York. Pha-
delphia and Bal more Markets. Ihen Stock
ri this time il larger than IL has been a. any
former period, and presents as strong induce
mfnts as regards variety OfsDle, qualil,s and
prices az aoy IN this place. Their stock oil
Fancy Goods Is large aud general, aud al" avs
comprise the latest Northern sty les. As they
do not conhne themselves 10 SpriDg and Fall
purchases, one Of the house beng almost con-
stanily IN the Northern Markets, they believe
they can all times give bargains 10 Their
town and country friends.
The advantages thy possess are such as 10
enable them 10 buy upoa as favorable terms az
any house in the State Of Virginia aud their
business being n cash one. tUey arc deter
mined 10 sell their Goods not at credit bur cnsh
prices.
To Country Merchants they would particular
y recommend their Stock. The following
articles are te" Of their assortment TO which
they Invite the attention OF the public
CALICoES.
o pieces handsome spTlng Patterns
D do furniture do
aIMaH ANS.
20 pieces Seersucker GlDghams
50 do Adrianope do
o do 6-i do
30 do Baliste Ginghanis and Robes
Painted Muslin. for ladies dresses
CAHIDRIC3, &c.
100 pieces Al AID I'd Cambiic Musins from
l.. Oh. IDS. 90. per yard
80 pieces do do Demi Cambria and ia.
comet Ma.lin
80 pieces GA Null aud Book Muslin
SILKS
Splendid ChangeaDle figured silk
Do plain do
hlateonies superior black Italian Lustring
pieces Grape De Lyon
Fancy Hdkfs. and Scarfs.
Every variety OF Gauze Dress ilandkerchiefs
DO Grape do
DO do Scarts
DO 6auZe do
LEG5goRMs, &C.
entire Case OF Lee h IN Bpnnets
Cnse Dunslable do
do Nayariuo, black, white and
bun
RTBB0N5.
handsome AGO meat oi Summer Ronaets
and Cap Ribbons
10 pieces NankeeG Grape
pieces Pongns
10 dozen Ladies' black aud white SlA Hose
% do do do do do
80 do Ladies Gloves
20 pieces black B1nbazetts
do 40 French Boubaxine
Every variety OF S.lk aud Cotton Handker.
chiefs
Cloths, Cassimeres, &c.
pieces steel mixed Cloths
pleces Indigo blne do
pieces olives do
pieces splendid fashionable brown
iieces black imperial summer Cloth, a new
and spicn ID artcle for Gtnllemens wear
pieces merluo Cashmere
pieces Indigo blue do
pieces drab do
90 pieces fashionable Marseiles, Valencia and
silk VrSting
White and colored Crayals
Black ltaliHn Crsvsts
5000 lbs. Cotton Yarn
Blue Yarn
,, WIN wa, large AMI gen raj assortment OF
HiROWARE, GROCERIES, &c.
May ..
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T.LMSy Gee-e

ss.At ~ = ~~ODS.
tif' late arrivals at N. York t,on T..
- snl England, has placed US in no..,.' aas
- % SOM sffy rare aud beautiful Good, 'o
a"eso Al ladies, new and rich ar,jel. f,,,
dies dresses. i0f q
Berlin LIFT, do =.
Gro de o~'is Silks. new siyle
Matt. onias. best black Italian Lust,,n.
q. 81 BLACK Satin Leyan,iaes
hraVy Mand"tine Sattins, superio, A.,
rin Damasks, all shades ''ahda.
Dieees superb black do
Best qn-iit, black Nankeen C,,,..
Splendid Ganze. Grape aud Indenn. Nm,
DO Grape Scarf, assorted shat. 'uats.
Ponges Hdkfs. fancy Patterns
CENT bargains IN Stockings. Muslins r..
bf'es Cloves. Belts, &c &c. Jam
The above IS worthy the attention n, an.
di.poAedto purchase cheap and pooa az, NJ those
MCKEE, ROBiNSOT S g. %n
Parasols and Umbrellas ~
x LARGE assortment jus, to had -.
az Kee, Robinson L. Cos onpo,i,a u al Nc
ket house. 'He 'nar-
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CLOTHS.

3 do do do do brown do 4,
90 do do do olive DO very fine
2 do STEEL mix'd do do
CASSIMERTs,
q pieces extra o'"g al,ll, very hue
. DO do ne" Spring Mermoss, new syle.
altogether 'a'
10 Light brown
do Dark 90
do Lavender, with black and blue of snlen.
did quality
Aud almost every thing suitable for Gentle.
men summer wear, of the frs, ordpr.-5uen
Us black, olive and brown Bomhazlnes, Sum-
mer Cloth, imperial Cord, French Drilling.
Regeni 90, drab and miK'd CashmolettS, Wine
and bun Satieeus
sestlngs, of splendid Patterns.
Plain, black u feuled SiIk best Ensllsh v bite
Buff and figured Aiarseles
hhe anu buf Yelling do
b iitrces splendid Rrl-neias.
IL lht subsctiber having been solicited hy
many OF his friends and customers to procp,G
Tor III II accommodation Stock of Goods IN
MS I'M, and having done s1--invites them to
cailand examine the style Of Goods aud prices
And teeis assured they will not fail TO reward
MN WIN their patronage. He has, also, The
latest and most approved London, New York
q Philadelphia, fnshions Il vii receive them re-
gu'aiiy with any every article in his line. lsy-
ing made arrangements with some of the first
and most fashionable Tailors, and alss. some
OF the largest Importers in tins Country, TO
that effect.
N. b. All orders 10 bis line will meetwiih
prompt attention.
May ?. 3n
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TTAwDlrERCHTErS

3 doz. beautifully fine COLD bordered Linen
Cambria
do fine large plain white DO
Super fancy Shk, new article
Super decoupe Dress
falme'lne do. .nsU style
X CHI Silk do
Liz l'rt.r l. L.. A
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-07

inspiration Think ofunreeosnlzed Caesar, with
ms wasting youth weeping over the Macedonan's
young career! Could Pharsalia compensate for
those whitening pangsl View the obscure Napo-
leon starving in the streets of Paris! What was
It Helena to the bitterness of such existence.
The visions Of past glory might iIumine even that
dark Imprisonment; but to be conscious that his
supernatural energies might die away without
creating their miracies-can the wheel, or the
rack, RIVAL the torture Of such suspicion?"
&NSS
A great natural curiosity has been brought to
Boston in a vessel from Batavia 1t is living
female Ourang -Outang. She has suffered much
on the voyage, and is very SICK. She is greatly
affected by cold. and keeps blanket constantly
wrapped about her. She has been visited bv DIR.
Smith, the Quarantine Physician, who examined
heir, felt her pulse, and ordered milk to be given
to her which Occasioned temporary revival of
her spirits. She is still able to walk, although
she totters from weakness.
This animal walks erect, and splits like a hu-
man being. II is the only one of its species ever
brought alive into the country.
-ssssaG55ess-
The Richmond Enquirer is mistaken-Mr.
CAY is not rafting. He leaves that for the mem
bers of the Administration and their friends. tie
is not half so accommodating" as Gen. Jack
son, who, to accommodate" will veto bill one
year, and, as a further accommodation" sign
it the next We spoke of his private sentiments,
because he has not for effect, as some other poll
ticians do, blazoned them himself. The Enqui-
rer knows that Mr.. CLAY from the first, has par-
sued the even consistent tenor of his way, with
out wavering. Can it say as much for the ''va-
ciIating policy" of Gen. JACKSON, whose poiti-
cal career has assumed as many appearances as
the Camelion puts on colours.
-<sseoeGas
FINN, at party in New York, being called on
for conundrums, asked, - Why am 1, standing
still, like bookseller? Because keep station
ary:" and IS why is the President like cele-
brated ancient warrior? Because he is A. Jack
son, (Ajax's SON." Query-was the son of Ajax
an OroinaLS
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Marshal's Sale.

IlY virtue of two DEGREES Of the Superior Court OF
ID Chsncery for the Fredericksburg District. pro.
nounced on the 9Th day Of April, 1872, and sh day
of MAY, 1891 in suit depending IN the said Court be-
tween Charles Coleman, Executor of James Coleman,
deceased, Robert Reid and homss Sbreye, Plaintiffs,
and George W. Hunter, Administrator Of william
Sheppard. deceased and others, Defendants shall.
OF the Courthouse Of Fairfax County, (beiRg Court
dav) expose to sale, by public suction, TO the highest
bidder upon a credit Of six and twelve months, (the
purchaser giving bond and security, ind lien upon
Inc md soid 70 secure the payment Of the purchase
money!
II CERTAIN TR.ACT OF LAND,
Of which i!ie SAID william Sheppard died seized and
possessed, situate lying and being in the county afore
said, containing
Three Hundred and Forty 7,co and a hoJf Acres,
more or less subject to the right Of dover Of the De.
fendant, the widow Of the said william Sheppard,
therein. JOHN STANARD,
may 81 -2awt2OthIune Mp. C.. d,
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Monks & Stationary.

rEVHE subscriber just received and offers for sale.
a. his Rank and Stationary Store, King street, Sc.
coni door easf loyal street Alexandria, the follow
ing, via: :.
The Science Of Double Entry, Book keeping simpi-
fee, by tie introduction OF intahb'e rule for DIR.
and or By C G., Marsh, Accountant.
Ihumpson's Gospel History, James Family monitor
Dicks Christian philosopher
Philosophy OF Religion
PHILOSOPHY of a fu ure state
Henshaw's COMMANDMENTS Guide
Private Memoirs Of Napoleon Bonaparte, by NJ. de
Rourr;cne; elements Of Criticism
peale's Notes on Italy, House Painters Guide
outlines of History, BY John Frost
Introduction to Popular Lessons
The Child's Book Jf Nature, colored plates
peter Psrley's Tales OF the Sea
10 do Tales about the Islands
DO do Tales about the sun, Moon, and stars
Village HYMNS, Nethodist Hymns
watts and Rppon's Hymns, Dw'ghts Psalms and
!iymas u..,;,n uvn,s
ALSO,
100 resms foolscsp writing paper, various QUALITIES
So do letter paper 9 w w
so do wrspping paper , ~" .pr,s
June 6-dl0t OnNLD low NHH 49,
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Notice.

'EsHE subscriber intending for Florida, offers for sale
L. the TRACT or Land wheroou he now resides,
in Northumbe rlsnd CouL, State Of Virginia, contain
ing rs acres with good orchard, houses outhouscs,
store, blacksmith shop, ship and lumber yard, beng
good stand for all the above branches OF business,
with he ia, carried g Advantage 20! number 81
yeas md not exceeded b. any place IN the Northern
Neck for health, convenience, and commanding ex
tensve ofthc PCtuHHac and nJu.r on Hr.0"n' rr
rivers On naVig:blc wiier, WITH abund.Ect %
oysters two thirds around it.
Also, another TRACT of seycnty-f,e a ..fT
about three fourlhs VI mile from the former, asL
navigs able water, with good Orchard, House, and
Barn
Also, another TRACT of one hundred and
twenty five acres, about mile and half from the lat
ter, having only Dwelling House and few Fruit
Trees, but heavily numbered with Oak Chestnut, &c.
dar, and Spruce Pine; being only about two hundred
yards from ,h- head Of tide water.
The whole of these places watered with never
falling springs and sufficient quantity Of each in cui
tvation; and the land of good quality as any in
the neiehborhood If not sold before the 5th day Of
JIy next thew will on that day, If fair not the next
Fair dsy, be sold at public auction, the premises.
FERNS liberal aud male known on the day ofsae.
will ALSO sell that day. all the remaining stock
of Dry Goods, Hardware and Groceries, with . num-
her Of other articles too tedious to enumerate.
The first Tract may be had by paying about one.
half the remainder, with forty fifty of land sd
ioinng, m,y be hsd during Thos wroe's life by be.
coming curator for him. great bargain may be had
Of all either Of the above places by applying to the
subscriber tie premises, to Lindsay, Hill Co.
Aiexandria, DC. JAMES LOWE.
veocomeo, apr l8--eot5thJy
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Price Of Produce in .4Ler@,drla yesterday

FLoUR.-Last week the wagon price of Flour
was "a IS, until the arrival Of the Northern mail
on Thursday, when it declined to 4 62i., which
price continued to rule the market the balance
Of the week. The principal sales from stores
were on Wednesday and Thursday. at a o.
Friday and Saturday the article was very dull,
and little or nothing doug from stores. A large
portion Of the receipts go into store. We state,
for the guidance of our friends in the country who
are interested, that under our Flour Law, all
Flour in store on the first day Of July, inspected
previous to the first day of January, having re-
manned in store two entire quarters, is then sub
iect to re-inspectIon, and cannot be exported
without it. All Flour received and inspected
from the first day of January to the last day Of
June, both inclusive, is subject to re-inspecton
on the first day Of August, and cannot then or at
forwards be shipped to any port, foreign or coast
wise, without being re-inspected. Nearly or
enite all the Flour now in store is of the latter
description: the owners, therefore, need not fear
its becoming understandable, without an extraor-
binary season, before the first Of August. But
should the stock remain as heavy as il now is,
and the demand no better than at present, it can
not reasonably be expected that stored Flour will
command as good price in the month of July as
fresh inspected Flour, especially as the latter
tune HIST oi July btiuS uie CoUWehCeuiebt vi
new quarterly can be held until tie first oil. No
vember before it will have to be re-inspected.-
Those persons in the country who have Wheat
and Flour on hand, and wish to avail themselves
Of all chances, may find it Of consequence to bear
this in mind. The prices are generally as good
in October as any other month in the year.
Yesterday the Wagon price of flour opened at
"a 55. After the receipt of the Northern mail,
when it was ascertalned that Flour was dull in
New York at 5 to S l2t, aud reported that the
wagon price in Baltimore was q so, it declined
here to 4 81 4 SIS from wagons, and consider
able sales were made from stores at so; as much
in one lot as 900 bis. 1t was offered at the same
price subsequently and not taken. Our entire
stock is now estimated at $4,000 barrels, OF
which 1000 To 1000 are believed to be held
in store, for account Il the owners in the coun-
try.
Export for the week ending 4th inst. 2476 bbls.
Foreign GOO bbls. Coastuise 1876.
Quantity inspected during the same period:
King Street 1894 bbls. % half bb.s.
Potomac 2479
Wharf 229 %
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6lOl AZ


PHILADELPHIA MARKET-JUNE 1.
Flour and !NeaL--We have TO note further
decline in supe, fine Flour, sales not exceeding
1900 barrels having been made at IS, and one
or two snail lots prices to be determined by tu-
ture sales. To-day it was freely offered a 25,
but there are no enquiries, and there is tenden-
CIV to further decline Considerable ship
ments have Deen made on owners account, and
are still going on, they preferring the chance OF
a foreign market, to certain loss at hone, but
the stock still on hand is large. The export Of
Wheat Flour from this port to foreign ports dur
ing the last month was 54,250 bbls. OF which
S9.OlS bbls. were for Great Britain, and since
the 1st January, 1881, the amoInt Is 1865
bbls. 1l2, 985 bbls. Of which were for Great Brl-
tain. The export of Flour to foreign ports in
Nav. 1880, was 59,837 bbs.; and from the lst
January to Slst May, 1880. 9,074 bbls. 1855
bbls. of which were for Great Britain Rye
Flour is dull and has sold at 62a. Sales OF
Corn Meal in barrels at s 25, and 200 hhds IN
the early part of the week at Is IS; lot of $50
hhds. has since been taken at 10 90. but 1t may
be bought at IL rs. The export OF Corn Meal.
during the last month to foreign ports, was 500
hhds. 1870 bills.
Gr0,n.--No transactions in wheat reported;
our quotations, although reduced, are nominal.
But little Corn at market, and no demand for
shipping, sales have been made at decline IN
last weeks prices. and taken by dealers, who
have placed it in store. Rye is IN demand at
quotations. Oats have been scarce, southern Is
worth 81 cents, Pennsylvania 40 cents.