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The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-11

NOTE ALTERED.-The Philadelphia In
o,;rer Of June 1st, says: eve were yesterday
shown a one dollar note, on the Cumberland
Ranl. at Bridgeton, N. j., very ingeniously al
t.rsd 70 q. Changes had been made in five
distinct places on the note, viz IN the figures at
tbe tou-at each end, and in the body of the
,.o,e The alterations were made with great in
uan,,;tv. and could only be detected by very nice
Examination. storckeepcrs should be ON the
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THE SUM OF LIFE.

sSearc,,er Of Gold, whose days and nights
All waste away in anxious care,
Estrangcd from all llfcs pure delights,
Unlcarncd in all that is most fair-
Who safest not with easy glide
Eut dclvest in the depth Of tide,
And strugglcst in the foam
Oh come and view this land of graves,
Deaths northern sea of frozen waves,
And mark thee out thy home.
Lorcr Of Woman, whose sad heart
Wastes like fountain IN the sun,
Clings most where most its pain doth start,
Dies by the light it lives upon
Come to the land Of graves! for hero
Are bcauty's smile and beauty's tear,
Gathered in holy trust
Here sumbcrs forms "a fair as those
Whose chccks, now living, shun tho rose,
Their glory turned to dust.
Lorer Of Fame, whose foolish thought
Steals onward from the wave of time
Tell me, what goodness hath it brought,
Atoning for that restless crinlsl
The spirit mansion desolatc,
That opens to thy storms of fate,
The absent soul in fear
Bring home thy thoughts, and come with me,
And sec where all thy pride must be;
Scrch,r Of fame, look here
And Warrior, thou thy sunny plume,
That oocst 10 the bliglcs call
Come and look down; this lonely tomb
Shall hold thee, and thy glorious nll
The naughty brow-rhe manly frame
The daring decds-the sounding fame
Are trophies but for death
And millions who have toiled like thee,
Arc stayed, and here they sleep, and SEQ,
Does glory lend them breath
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DIR. LARDNER AND MRS. HEAVI-
SIDE

Among the crowded and fashionable au-
dicncc at the Park Theatre last evening were
Mr.. Dyonisius Lardner and Mrs. Hcavisidc
of infamous notoriety. They sat in box
in the second tier, occupying front seat.
Had the manager been aware of their pre-
scncc among decent people, we presume
they would have been politely requested to
take their appropriate place up another par
of stairs.
Tho woman certainly possesses extraord-
nary beauty, In her features she bears
remarkable likeness to Miss Ellen
Trce--so remarkable, that tho attention of
many, who did not know who she was, were
attracted towards her on that account. Her
figure is tall and graceful, and there is all
that appearance Of high breeding and hau-
tour in her looks and manner, that is said to
distinguish tho patrcian beauties of Eng
land. She is just the woman, fitted by her
elegant bearing, expr1 live face, and SYM
m'try of person, to 5dfhe queen of the ball
room, the cynosurc of all eyes. We should
judge that she had not reached the age of
thirty,
DIR. Dyonyslus Lardncr, the gay Lotharo
tho paramour of the dcbascd woman, is Il
coarse featured, vulgar, snully badly dressed
old fellow, apparently about sixty years old.
lilo wears spectacles and shocking bad"
wig. In his manners he is ill-bred, and I'M
and we arc are told that he speaks
n broad Scotch accent. what coniuration'
or "dcvilish magic" he employed 10 induce
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the wife Of one Of the most aflluent and res
pectable gentlemen Of England the moth
err of four fine children-thc leader Of
the ham ton Of Brighton--to violate her
sacred duiies--to sacrifice the Injuries and
indulgcncics Of rcgnant life, to cover herself
with infamy for the sake of such stale libel
on humanity as he ISIS beyond our COM
prehension or that of any body else.
The case is most decidedly the most out
ragcous in conugal infdelity. Nor is it cx-
traordinary because of the lady alone. DR..
Lardner had long occupied an honorable po-
siton among men of science. lie derived
a handsome income from the editorship Of
the Cylopcdia, Which bears his name. Bad
manners and worse looks were forgotten in
the rcspcct.fo those attainmcnts, by which
he had distinguished himself. lie moved in
the best society of London, and was one OF
the most prominent members of the first
learned societies in Europe. Above all, he
had arrived at years of discretion. The
hcy-day in his blood was tame. lie was a
philosopher, in whose heart the passions
we're not likely to run riot. How could he
sacrifice the advantage of his position, blast
his good name, and make himself cxccrable
forever by bringing dishonor upon an indul-
gent husband, and a youthful family?
Unaccountablc as Lardncr's conduct may
at first appear the mystery is not wholly
without clue. Mr.. Hcauisidc npon his
marriage had settled hoenty thousand pound
upon his wve. The Doctor has since man
iicsted some uncasness in regard to this set
Element.
i
When the guilty pair left Brighton, it
seemed they fastened to London, where
they passed themselves of as Mr. and Mrs.
Eennett, and took passage the next morning
in the stcami oat for Os,end. They rcsortcd
to Paris, whittier they we're speedily followed
by Heaviside the indignant husband tracked
them to their lodgings, and burst upon them
as they were sitting down to breakfast
Lardncr, on seeing him cxcldimcd-"L Lord
have mercy on me ~ And we'll might he
cry for mercy, for Hcavisidc seized him by
the throat and inflicted upon him one of the
sevcrcst scourgings that poor devil ever re.
ccived.
i We commence to day the publication Of
the trial of this venerable miscreant for tho
seduction of Mrs. Hcavisidc, from which vii
be seen that the jury returned verdict o
eighteen thousand pounds damages! A!
the doctor is not worth cent the penalty
of course is merely nominal. Whether hi
has como to this country to cvade the pay
mcnt of this debt, or in the fallacious hope
of escaping observation, we cannot say
Evcuiug Signal.
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THE. PILGRIM.

: Let not your heart be troubied."--JoHx XIV. l.
Wear wan Q or, son Of sadness!
Follower of the lowly on.,
VIII, oh why amid earths' gadncss
Dost thou sigh and mourn nlonc7
Child of sorrow, gricvc no longer;
Know thy God will shield thee here;
Let thy faith but make thee stronger;
What of danger canst thou fear 4
Look to him, thy loving Saviour,
Who for thee did freely die;
Seek by faith his gracious favor;
He thy prayer will not deny.
When dark clouds and gloom o'cr,ake the,
And with sorrow thou art pressed,
When the friends of earth forsnkc ,hoo
Look to Him for light and rest
H. thy sorrowing heart will tighten,
All thy tears will wipe away;
Then thy hope of heaven will brighten,
And thy night be turned TO day W..
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TINO THE PUBLIC. In offering this Edition OF
L Smiths GeogrnphY and Ala. to the public. the

l. Smiths Geography and Alta. TO the public, the
Publishers invite attention TO the following additions
and improvements.
The biography has been carefully revised and en-
larged, is ust rated by about thirty additional Cuts,
and is perfectly adapted in all its parts to the new
Maps
The entire tex, of the book has. lat much cxpcnse,)
been thrown into uniform large type which we feel
confident will be regarded very decided impro
vcment.
The tables appended to the Book were made
with care, and contain much valuable Information
in n condensed form. The names and length of the
principal Canals and Rail Roads finished and in pro-
gress) are given, and the places connected also n
complete list of the Colleges, Law and Medical
Schools, Theological Semlnares and Religious do
nominations of the United States. the rclgnlng Soy
eregns of Eurode, &c.
An entire new Atlas accompanies the Book, con-
tanning eighteen very superior Maps, mostly drawn
expressly for this work from original surveys and the
most authentic sources and embraces much valuable
information not to be found IN any similar work
Our own country has received special attention. The
Rail Roads, Canals navigation of Rivers and recen
changes are all carefully Marked and many counties
are shown which do not appear in any other Atlas
Among the pecullartes of this work may be mention
ed the plan of showing the population OF States ant
Countries in round numbers on the face of the Maps
The navigation of Rivers for Ships, Steamboats,
Shops, &c, is shown by placing at the head of ma
vgation the appropriate characters for each,
The Map and Chart of the World combined ton Al
entire new plan, showing AT one view the Natural nnt
Political Divisions of the Globe, the Extent Popula
ton, Religion, Form of Government and State o
Civilization of each Country) has attracted much at
tention, and is considered a great Improvement upor
any thing heretofore attempted in the form of Char
as here all are shown at single glance, and the re
lalions they sustain to each other. We would al,'
solicit attention to the remarkable distlnctness AM
ease with which every name on the Map may he rea'
as well thc very superior STYLE and execution o
the work in other respects. The Questions at tn
close of the Book important, and will be foun,
very convenient for q General Review.
SPALDlNG II STORRS.
Hartford Connecticut.
| For sale by SAMUEL HUNTINGTON, Bur
lington, VI. and by the Princial Booksellers in III
United States.
| Burlington July 3D., lSio.
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T OVELY g. HURLBUT are now receiving and Of

T OVELY & HURLBUT arc now receiving and Of
IL cring for sale splendid and desirable assortment
offancy and staple Dry Goods, and others suited to
the present season, and this market-amongst which
are foreign, and domestic Broadclorhs Cassimcres
and Sattinets Valentia, and other Vesngs; Silks
and Pongces of every variety; Thread Laces, lnser
tons &c. &c; Silk-wre net and other Laces rich
worked Collars Silk, Wells, Shawls, linen Hnndk is
Lawns Linens, zephyr worsted splendid assortment
Morccns and Fannes, travelling Baskets, heed Bags
rich, fig'd and plain Mouscalnc, House Paper, new
and elegant patterns all very cheap of course AT the
cheap cash store, east side Of Church-siree..
Burlington August 20, 1910.
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T OOK At THIS.--HAvE YCU A COUGH p


DALSOM OF LiVERWORT-for Con -nmpton,
- Dv>rcp ia, Asthma and all d. eases ofihe Lungs
and Liver. These di' eases prevail TO great extent,
creating much distress and some fatality. All these
lie rcneded by the nsc Of DR.. TayIor's BaI.om Of
Liverwort. This medicine is purely Vegetable, and
from its peculiar action upon the Liver ways found
a radical remedy for hc>c diseases. For Females and
men in very weak state, no me cine can | e 80
grateful restorative, a. 1t not only strengthens, lut
purlfes and gives healthy action 10 the whole sys-,
TEN. Constantly tor sale Ly \. LOVELY e. Co. who
have inst received frch supply Of enable Goods
from New York, all very cheap for cash.
Brnr,on. I"lv 80 1870
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Patent spring. Tooth IIorseRakc

- The Wire Tooth Horse Rake, which has been
used with so much satisfaction during the last two
having seasons in the counties of Rutland, Addison
and Bennington, VI, and Washington n. Y. will be
kept for sale the present season by SrRONGS& Co.
Burlington These rakeS are adapted to all meadows;
they are easily tended, and do the work faster and
better than any other Horse Rake in use 1t is
found by experience, that the expense of rakng hay
with the Spring Tooth Horse Rake is only about one
quarter as much ms the common method of raking
with hand rakes besides securing thehay in better or
der Some farmers who have large meadows es-
mate tho use of one rake last hay season ut forty 10
6fty dollars DAVID DEWEY, PntAptoa
JAY l. lsS0
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ODONTICA.--THET TEETH |!

~ III ISF -
t, 80 ~ 80, IL. . A'A u ~"
hfrhk iIH; ne iuct ~ p,o'e"' anu INC noSt M
i, W. 80 e O' ~ ~, - ~ GOO 49, ~, v" CO., .e
c'I'ence rom are VI Zo'uoo oNes u he O'n
wa, With '"' la>l Year. 'l"' 'ne tto'oh creams o
"e m "te r'uINeo, 'n" re'roy oseo ferea
'o r I .'.- .''oe gu, '" u>et' aP
:" u"c l,"n ein 10y me III q me Maenttlc " on
ue'' mnIn - ~ ",,laSNe "nu Srens uenI"E ~
nc 'e'o.e az Z Sante rom 'he eeo
ann preserve men. III ',e or ahcy, anu mo
gun, III >o"',,ne> anu e"N !, h>ret 'lne' rom
'Ne,'e"te, .'i'' wuc' ~, INC 'ecn WIZ neN 20
"!, IVY 'en'" ,.ii ,Ie Ia el "7e vi man WIN lner
'i . uI"' Me'. "mt' ,.'.s IRE o'ca!e, 1t, Plosre
XVII re ARE lea, ANA me ,ee'h ana preveneo
',u Pr er''r H"p 'C"'ns-'I lnl> n'> cen oone IN
''' we W ''>','n.e nv mgr" MON MUS =!
"a e. ne'N"u> uu""'nc' f''" c.'''nN VI pam "as al
. , W" u'N ~ P,p'u'' ,e" r"ee i"
h.'I- t''t !" .Euvl,e''l' N'e'c' r " no ~ .ne
y"ns Ia! W Ie'l'o.'a,' "!e' ''e n'"Ivu'"' INN.
Eane , ca Ill &c. VI ,et' s"nn s''''I ana Vs.
'.'" 'io'r wv NJ '',' w .s 'o'Se, 80,
F. y, , ,,ho, ~. w.. w. ...a IIiIII,SUK
10 WEE VIZ C ae Az vi y.
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IUNHE LION OF THE DAY.-NO CURE NO
l. PAY!-Th Genuine old Dutch or Ger.,
man Vegetable Piils.--fIlehv re- commended "

TUNHE LION OF THE DAY.-NO CURE NO
l. PAY!-Thc Genuine old Dutch or Ger-
man Vegetable Tills.-.filshDy recommended "
Doc Valentine Mott, NJ. d. Of \. y, and others.
These The Orders Any one that does not Ind re-
lief from these pills the prlrc is ref ned lack, the e.
the positive orders of the Proprietor agents and
others In o'ering these pills to the pu' lie, appeal
their inleIr cnce. If these pills what they
recommended, you are in duty ound out Of respect
yoursc,i and community to Get them, and pnlis h.
them to the world as imposition, humhug and
1rackerv. The pul lie may assured they purely
eceial IT, they como, ell Of nine ingrednts part
OF the medicine only found in Asa and IN the val
evs Of Germany. For convenience these cx;racta
are made into pills and will / e found cure
lief for all bilious complaints, yellow and bilious
ever>, fever and ague, Jaunice scarlet RAJ h, bilious
choc Dyspepsia. e.. 1t Is not pretended that the
medicine is for all diseases to which the human
system i liable Ten thou, and useless Efforts have
been made to draw from the regions oIunh fancy
some long-spun theory of magic arr, which would
enc each and every disease. Good medicine is not
found in the fire or whr wind Health and happassA
hang upon chance wnds-iime is the herald Of truth
The past least is secure; they have already raise
"A monument OF their greatness which will defy the
corrodng tooth time None can lie Genuine without
n wrapper and directions on each hoX on which my
by the sl scr'er at Gen> Falls ~ A. b. & d. Sane
TO- and 100 Futon Il. and II. NJ. Mcigs, 3SS Souia
Make, i. Al any. Baum & tawley, 2i9 Siver II.
Troy, General Agents for the state of New YORK.
MERRITT GRIFFIN.
| For sale ly VIM. Rhodes and F.. b. Green, Rich.
mond Morton & Clark, and d. & u. s. Lahrop,
Wlkon; IIagar Il Coms,ock, Shell urn II. Station,
| j. r. Hurlbut, Wcsiord j. II. Barnes, Chaviote; R.
| Moocy and Geo Peterson, Burlington; and " r..
| BRIGGS, Burlington, Agent for Chi,'endsn Co, where
| Sub Agents can he supplied at wholesale prices.
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LIAR! HAIR - BAI.DN ESS.--Impor-,
/ i tant DiscOyery--theG Great Mystery found
out At In SVERRN'S HAIR REGENE-

out at last.-.HR. SlEkKl \ HAIR REGENE-.
RATOR. DR.. Sterry, after much attention to tho
important subject of preserving The hair; has, uf,ez
many experiments chemical and physical been ablc
to discover and article which is now offered with tho
greatest confidence for the toilet as the best thing
discovered for for its soflcnng and penetrating quality
to produce a good head of halr-to prevent il from
falling Off when badness is npprehended-to restore
when badness mas taken place, and TO prevent it
from turning gray. 1t IS more nouIishng than 70,
mnrnn, antique oil, or Cologne water. Its beauti-
f article for ndcs curls-lt makes the hair soft and
lively, and produces uncommon hrilliancy Thous-
ands have tested It's superior virtues and excellence
and IN every instance II stands unryalcd. il is an
nlbc cure m all ailt ctons of the in en- The hc.d
as dandrulE &c&c. Every family Should he sup
piled with bottle Of this oil iha. by It's application
to the head and hi Of children, the beautiful and or
namen,al appondage ola fine head of hnc, which ma
iure has supplied us may, be preserved. From the
numerous certificates and recommendations received
of its salutary influence the Doctor feels firmly rsr.
suadcd he has succeeded in producing article which
will meet the desired wishes and APPRECIATION Of ina
duhEc For sale wholc'ale and retail by A. HITCH
COCK 4 Co ~ G,n9sce s. Utica, N. y. In Bu,-
PECK & Go. In vsrgsnres hy J. II, Bow ~
Milton, by Burnet 4 suwvr, In Gsr
70 yaIDe
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NEW SHEET IRON, COPPER e. TIN WARN
~ EST The subscr er, late of,hs
urn o. Starr u Bos,v ick, having purchased and re-
east side ofthe Court Houe Square, one door north Of
he Log cabin, j. now ready 10 do all kinds o work
mat The public wish in his line Of b,i, mess, such
ronps ,n Jo'. w,.n '"' making and putting up cave
upper ware WIN Kept on hand, and for sale Al a.
low prices rs can lie found in the SAFE. Sheet Ziac,
copper Pumps Lead Pipe, and all other articles 10 tho
me OF on business Kept on hand. For cheapness of
price ana nea,neSs Of execution, my work will Ia
cxccIed by any in the state. fyou wish for any thing
IN the above line, lcfore you rae e sure and call
Burlington July, ls4o
NEW SCHOOL GEOGRAPHY AND
~ ATLAS WITH OUTLINE MAPS, by 8. Ausus.
Tus MITCHELL. The author OF the above works has
been professionally devoted TO the science Of Geoy and
the publishing Of Maps, during many years-and his
former productions, especially his Map Of the World
tor Academies Lear ample te>tnonony Of his abua-
dani resources, upon which he has so III orally drawn,
IN producing the al owe school worLs.-The following
extract OF the Gco'y and Atlas Is from Joint RECON-
incntaton OF the Teachers in the city OF New YORK.
Their merits are numerous the definitions remark
ally plan and concise The exercises are copious and
important, and The descriptive is luminous and correct.
The divisions of the American continent, are repre-
cned and DESERT ed they really exist nj the pressnt
time.-An nd the gross Measurements generally found
in schoOl biographies are corrected. The ypograph~
cal execution is commonly neat and distinct, indeed
the alas is model Of the kind, and actually teens
wth lniorma,lon." he outline Maps are peculiarly
calculated 10 the student in his study, and
| ill mp al his leisure. For sale by &. GOODRICH.
| T OOk At TIIlS.-.lIAVE you A COUGH -
IL 10000 DIE OF CONSUMPTION every year ia
the United States, and millions ~ Ter feon troublesome
coughs and colds, that can La curu hy DR.. N. Hitch
| cocks Vegetable Virgin Cream Cough Drops, a safo
medical prescription, con'aing no poisonous drugs, and
used in an extensive prac'Ic. for several years viii
most positively a.lord relief, and you from that
| awful dseace, pulmonary consumption, which usually
sweeps inoihe grave hnnreds ef the young, the cd,
the fair, the lovely and the gay. Have yon a cough
BE persuaded to purchase loe OF the Cough Drops
to-day Tomorrow may lc TOO late. Have you q
cough!-Dr Hcecoh's Vegetable Virgin Cream Cough
Crops is the only remedy you should take to you.
For this plag son.-That in Of the hausand
cases where has lcen u,ed has IT aed 10 relieve
Price 75ccnts per loe. For sale, Wholesale and Re-
tai, ly A. HITCHCOCK & co. No. III Gene. co
si Utica, n. Y. And hy their agents throughout tho
United States. In Burlington by J. & J. Fl. Peck &
Co., Thco A. Peck & Co. In Vergennes, by J. II.
Bowman. In Milton, by Burnet & Sawyer. In Gsor.
gia, by Lorenzo James. au.3
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RLAC KSNlTU.-.1h subscriber having re-
- Gently moved from Albany, and commenced the
Black smith business, IN all Us forms, IN the new shop
on Madison street, near Focu n Brad'cy's Store,
would rcspec fully invite the inhabitants Of Burlington
and vicn,y TO give him call, rs he rs fully prepared
to do all kinds OF work in his lne the shortest
tee hest manner, and most favorable terms. He has
for many years past given his particular attention tC
the Horse shocng business, and Farrery in all H.
branches. From the long experience which he has
had, and the general information he has derived lolh
from theory and practice, he feels fully confident IN re-
commenting him, efto the public. lie will lie pre-,
pared AT all times TO give hi, personal attention 10 all
kinds of work in his ne-such as Ironing wagons
and Sleighs, ShinworL, &c. All kinds OF edge tools
made in The est manner and most approved style. lie
trusts thai nv giving business his undivided attention
and The low prices at which he will lie cnale 10 fur
nlsh work. to receive share Of the public ra'ronaee,
JOHN SORAGEN.
burlington, April TO- 1910.
SONGS or TIE people. Log CABIN Song
- Book--'emc a collection Of iiarri'o on and 'rylor
Melodies enheshed with a neatly engraved Portrait
ofGen VIM II. Harrison, and a view Of Cd Fort
Meg., for sale al the Book store.
n. a. BRAMAN.
Burl ns,or, S,ps ~ issa
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Between virtue and vice there is no middle
path,
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have been acquainted with Mr.. Charles Jonc. fo
number OF year., have practiccd in his family, ant
administered medicine for his disease OF the skin, NOR,
or less, for zen twelve year, past withoa radca
cure. He appears to be perfectly cured By som,
drops which he prepares, and which so far as an
acquainted with them promise to be OF great utility il
such diseases. MOSES Com, NJ. d.
Springfield, VI. Sept 4, 1910.
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hereby certify that have lccn Intimately nc.
CIaintetl with Mr. Charlie, Jonc, Of Clarcnon y. II.
for number ofyears Ia past, and have cen consul
ted by and prescribed for him, for very oh>na',
disease of the skim well known the name Of Lcpro
bni conll do than mitigate the di.ca,e fur
time. Since he has a 'ec'el alica ere bv mean
fins Drops for Mtr,ors, have examined hun ant
am happy to say that hi skin is perfectly smooth an,
free from the disease. JAMES CRoMBlE Physician.
jamestown, n. H., Sep. H. 1910.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
BALTIMORE MARKET

DIAL Il3OfhE MAhhEIs
FLOUR-HorGrd STeet.-We note 81 es at "A 62Ia
"A So from stores. We quote to-day "a 6ei. We note
sale of 200 bbls to-day at the above quotation and
some choice brands have brought 81 10. 81 6sl, is
the general asking price from stores The receipt price
varies. We quote it at 81 J0aS4 62t.
City 8fHs-There is but little doing-stock ght-sales
at a IS; half bbls 50 %
Sisquehanna--Sales at 81 IS.
GRAIN.-WHEAr.-Sales OF susquehanna reds at 30
a96 cents. There is but little Nd wheat in market.
CoRS-white Haas cents; yellow 4sa49 cents.
oATs-Saes of Maryland made at 26a27 cents
RyE-We hear of no sales.
PROFISIoNS-In provisions there have been no
large transactions this week as yet.
BAcoN-Sales Of Baltimore assorted at cents; Hams
ii cents Western assorted, 81 cents.
PoRK-Saes of Mess at SI7 So We note sales of
Prime at Sl4aSli so.
BEEF-Mess SIS; sales of No. $40, and of Prime
gil.
LARD-Holder5 of No ! Lard are asking I0salI cts
WHISKEY-The market has varied very little. We
continue quotations hhds % cents and of bbs
at 23ta24 The wagon price of bls. is % cents, excu
sive of the barrels
CATTLE.-Ab0ut 200 head were offered, and the
greater part sold at the following Sc 5Oas7 So as
in quality
HOGS-Sales at So 2jas5 So