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Frday, May /, $40.
In SENATE.
SPECIAL ORDER

y
h bill for the relief of James McCrory; the bill fol
r-.cto the hers of Frederick Seigle; the bill fol
;@Ief o! the heirs of Dr. John Ramsey; the bill fol
;r1eto' the legal representatives Of John Jordan
lsec, late captain in the continental line Of ar
f's lftilcers. which were made the special order
/. taken up
T FIERCE addressed the Senate at great length il
'non 10 the bills
som" remarks BY Messrs. PRESTON ane
"GkON, the bills were informally passed over.
ne Senate adjourned until Monday next
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
+ 6kiGGS moved that the House at once 60 into
'-.i'ec OF the Whole on the general appropriation
notion Of Mr. JONES, the Committee on Priv
the case Of Messrs. Bynum and Garland wa.
(1net ii! Monday next
CHAIR lad before the House sundry communi
g 'iom The Navy Department, enclosing certain
G's, &c, and documents relating to the New Jer
..ec,,on,
D.. or the reliefof William Newcombe was re-
nom The Senate with amendments, which were
y.Is Tor the rclietof VIM E. Cochran, Of Ar
- aat OF John P. Adams of Pittsburgh; the
meats to which were agreed to.
=; .'ns list of other bills from the Senate wa:
4 wee, and referred
..Ag discussion arose between Mr.. CROSS of Ar
a',and Nr LINCOLN Of Massachusetts,, respect
4 granting right of pre.emption to an indiv
d 'aa had settled on land which proved to be .
o. and TO which the Senate had proposed an
III aen'
tLIRiklN moved the previous question.
NhRklT moved to lay the bill and amend
III ne table; but this he withdrew.
''e'ious question was then put and seconded
man question being on agreeing to the Senate {
"@a' the question was waived, and, by general
!" Ae BILL with the Senates amendment, was
= 70 the Committee on Public Lands
"'as" then, on motion Of Mr.. JONES, again
">e!i Into Committee of the Whole on the
y" Inon, tMr. CASEY in the chair,) and re.
s'nSIdera,on Of the General Appropriation
7" occupied the remainder Of the sitting.
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temporary successes this Spring. all Of which viii

temporary tins Spring, all Of which VIII cease
to operate in the Fall:
"n the rierI"n of members Of the Legislature he same soc
may nes he shall have contryed to get free
can during We Federal
party had sufficient number Of voters of this who, availc
road travelling the adjoining counties
into several countless and in this way multiplied their
manries Of resident voters Less than one hum
would all the maores of the several counties
IN the ncghorhood OF Rchmond anu we nave ma doubt WIZ
proved thai than hundred citizens OF Richmond have
r times and in this way have defeated The ma
"rty q" the resident voters IN the surrounding counties me
popular vote the side Of the Administration no"-
standing the multiplication of Federal vote INTO several by
the referred toa mode which cannot be rrsoea IN The
| Prrsid lent election
umphantlv in November. We have every motive to
exert ourselves. The Republican party is excited
by the generous Indignation which springs IN their
bosoms at the base that have been employed by
our opponents. These feelings will conspre with the
Justice of our cause-with the great State Rights
principles of Virginia-to which they are devoted
by their opposition to candidate, whose con-
duct proves him to be weak enough TO have placed
himself in the custody of ga Confidential Commit
and whose career proves him to be destitute OF
those fixed, political principles, which Virginia con-
sders as the great landmarks OF the Constitution.
But we must speak TO Republican friends every.
where. We not to make victory by rose water
We have an opposition TO encounter, reckless, de
termined, and desperate They have "monstrous'
machinery in play TO operate upon the pubic mind
a large Central Commtee-ample means in then
purse-a Tippecanoe Club of than one hun
dred ardent spirits in this cy-simar clubs to be
tabshed at other points-day and weekly news
papers, strewn the and-handblls, pamphlets
speeches. all sorts of combustibes, circulated through
the State, under the franks of their Wing members,
sisted by the Washington Tippecanoe Cub-and Ira
yelling Electors to spout everywhere-To counterac
this reckless Opposition too must and rally
and re organize party We must Danish all our ap
thy, and exert all our enthusiasm. We have the ad
| pf of ends hy
noble means. We have inscribed upon our banner tho
great principles Of lustrious State The popula
vote is with The decided majority is on side, j
you will but bring effectively 10 the polls We must
repose on a bed ofroses-bu must 20 to work. Our
county committees must organize at oncc-and meet the
Opposition. The pen the press, the tongue is too
if wo choose to exert hem-and what nobler cause did
ever reemen have to animate their efforts, and reward
them with success, than the one which beckons OF
TO battle and 10 victory.
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A CAR ID.

What are the Committee of Vigilance for Henrico do
ing: Where is the Chairman of that committee
After the neiarious trick Of the Wing "Ereeutire Con
nittee handb-a trick that ten years ago would have
dsgraced the lowest horse ockey-aer the nsocnt in.
reference of Northern Wings, Abolitionsts, Stockob
ers, and Hartford Convention federallsts State
elections s it not time that our Committees should be-
aroused into action; would respectfully sugges, 10
the worthy Chairman OF the Henrico Committee the
proprety Of calling meeting at Tree Hill on the after
of the day Of the General Muster.
Your fellow citizen,
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From the Northwest.

"Aprll ~.
"The smoke is clearing of from the battle ground,
and we count the dying and the dead Brooke,
ever true to her Democracy, gives you 4 clever dele
gate in the person OF Mr. Jones His majority IS votes,
against the most ardent and systematic opposition ever
brought TO bear in any former contest Brooke is good
for her old majority when she is left to her own action
Ohio county is Federal; we had no test here, and
have been informed to-day that votes are nanuactur-
ing out of the unsettled lands of Marshall TO operate
upon the Presidential election, and to keep democratic
MARSHALL bound at the foostoo of their foreign power
Marshall poed e2l votes 2O5 more than last year.
and many of this surplus fresh imporations, bear
ing the brand of wheeling and the broad seal Of mo-
MED corporations. Old Monongalia stands redeemed
BY her splendid majority for Clayton and Tanzy. Har
son sustans her ancient character and the purity OF
her old faith. Tyler again returns Stephenson with
diminished vote, and had not the Democrat who was
against him rotcd for him last year, he might have
been elected. Wood is again Wing Jackson and
Mason gives you Democrat and Cabe true to he r
self The Northwest will send you one thousand ma
jorlty for Democracy at the November election VIZ
ginia is vet flag State in the line of battle.
This power of nufaciurng for the Fa! Election VIII
the deed mu be made six months before the
Election.
GREENsvILLE.
awe beat them badly in our county, Greensvillo:
they ran Capt. Henry Wyche, the most popular Wing
in the county, and now say, that he candidate.
This trick won't do Tor friends; he was candi-
daie-and told me, he would not, if elected play the
fine, but would serve; which the understanding
with all of us, the day OF the election. The polls
when closed stood thus
Butts (Dem) 1913
Wyche (Whig) 49
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STATIONS Lottery Office.

." NE Lotteries, aud really lucky numbers, for sale
~ ~ STATIONS LUCKY OFFICE.
>; ( hetand:ia Lottery, No. l6, drawn April q.
!, No. 81. 80 20 % 10 60 IS 80 Is
- - another one sold and cashed by
= ~ SIRArToS.
!. =" v" Wesburs Lottery, No. !, drawn May 2.
% . 10 Is 81 % Is 80 10
f.gsI ~ LLi.SBt RG LOTTERY, Glass Z, for le4O 10
I,~ H. ,ir frawn. Of the Town Hall Lottery of Mary
:, " 'o 10: 10 be drawn at Baltimore on Saturday,
htm--l rrlz- of $4,000, 10000, 10000, 5000,
am. 80, *jlj; 80 of 1900, 500, 800. Tickets Sio;
" "a "'scs "i - Whole Tickets $3.50
q" - Half do. 65
sub, d". IS Quarter do 81 so.
NJ ,t. " NE country promptly and confdentlaiiy at
j. ''ui.Sl"d I" ~ STRATTOS,
l20-2t' Richmond, Va.
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Il, iss,t. rhppcn & Jones having by deed ofthe
'N'rfiedto me their property, debts, and effects,
I HS asWohaon Of the principal creditors, who are
d. "a 'o employed said p & J. TO close the business
u,15 stea6e TO effect this object, they will sell the
.-, 'V cash or town acceptances. Persons from the
1t OF articles IN their line will find II 10 their in
/ ,, .'em call before purchasing elsewhere.
htlhe DESTROYS To close this concern with as Ill
t,''e, Nh Jones, Of the agents, will call upon
al 10 'ae firm, by note, bond open account, for
"a Customers III III" country will anticipate his visit,
"''''s tic!t respective accounts witisut delay.
RICHARD WHITFIELD, Trustee.
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Humbug of the Standino .irmy.

The Globe is making some very interesting develop
ments about Messrs Poinsetts and Harrison 5 plans
for organizing the Militia. We shall lay them before
our readers in our next. The patronage, power, and
expense which they involve decidedly against Gen
Harrison S scheme.
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IN. ''h> SEMINARY AT PRINCE EDWARD c.
a. u ~sSon Of this INSTITUTION will commence on
''''' Te'ni, the rs heretofore.
GEO W. DAME.
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T"b0rco Coursnon1r Delegates met al the City Hall al
Washington. Friday, highly respectable their numbers and
caractc"Gov. Sprigg Of Maryland, appointed preside
and rnl. Jones, Of Petersburg, Naj As Vice President s.
skinner Major Mercer appointed Secretaries of the
Cons enon and motion of r. W. Bowie, ESQ., committee
OF delegates appointed report such measures may be
rrcnt 10 accomplish the objects contemplated and Ia
IlrLa mnInlnr. nj Ii nclnckN
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HAMPSHIRE DrL.

"Hanging Rork, lpr1 q.
Through the misrepresentation of the Federal Bank
party of this county (Hampshire) the Democratic party
have been beaten. The true and genuine spirits did
nobly; but there was unfortunately too many among
us who were bank-rdden, and Influenced by their Pc
cuniary relations too much We never can unite the
whole Of our strength-there always will be some dis
cordant materials among The vote was unusually
large The Wings brought their entire force into the
field, and have succeeded contrary 10 all expectation,
in elecng both their candidates, the following state
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IIOYT,S OFFICE.

nRAWN Numbers of Va. We,bnrg Lottery, No. 4, drawn
~ 2nd
I6 II CT 81 IL Is "a % rs 30 10
Ticket 30 65 prize o S2l95 passed through oytl
hands its way some lucky man.
May lO-lt
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p NASH, Book and Piano Forte Seller Pre,sburS Vgna
H. has his late stand Of those large stores
recently erected by darcy Paul. ESQ., nearly opposite where he
will keep much extensive stock of Books and Pianos tsn
lie Kept
having received several communications respecting @a
called "PuRg takes occasion through this medium TO state
that he business with the determination adhere s
and the present time aware ever having e
parted does he II he did not ad'ee
extensively he does, probable that great
indifferent Pianos and Books would be sold where ne @
really that he is the OF supplying the Puo
Nah D. ~ s ~ ' lO7-df
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JAMES XIV Elk AND hsNhN ma toMTf-sh.
NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES viii be receiVedat
~ the Office James River and kanawha Company, IN
Richmond Va until the sth July next for the construction o SIX
Dams with River Locks, TO he built across James RIVER between
Lyme hburg and the mouth Of North River
These Dams be built OF heavy solid stone masonry
laid cement the specifications haI utsg
nate and abumens &c the Engineer shall exhibit
on the plans They will vary height from 10 - feet.
Also proposals will BE- received for the Lock Gates Of "a lock
points above named with non work similar 10 those
below I.ynchburs
The plans and specifications said Dams and Lock Gates will
he ready exhibited by f. H. Gill; Esq, the Engineer and
after the 18th of June his office ynchburg where
contractors may apply such information will enable them
make proper proposals.
PAYMENT work will be made the
the line above Iynchbg which let No
vember last.
The the completion of the above work will be March,
le42-1he timber for the Lock Gates will required
cured and laid carefully the specification directs
y. WRIGHT,
Richmond 18th April, 1870. Chit Engineer X r. 70.
MAY lal-tsJy
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I. = REWARD.-Straycd from the franklin Paper Mil
,3o Tuesday evening last, my CoWSone small Red
Cow, white hind feet and white streak down the back The
half Durham very large Brndle white back and small
horns of little shorter than the other and the
shell Knocked off, will the above reward Of -
for Cows, any information that get them again.
JOHN WALLACE,
At the Paper .NN
MAYS la-1
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lJEDlCAI. COLLEGE, Hcimond, pGThe winter session 81
WI Medical Department o Hampton sydney College, Will
CONNIE Richmond the Monday Of November gag
and continue until the last 0t February following.
JSo CULLEN NJ d. Professor Of the Theory and Practice OF
MrdlClne.
H. w Cm,MBERL,rSr W. d. Professor Of Materia Medica and
Therapeutics.
R. BOuASsAS W. d. Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases
OF Women and Children.
Taos. IoHrsos NJ d. Professor OF Anatomy and Physiology
ArGr,Tr, !. WARNER, VI. D., Professor Of surgery.
SOCRATES M,PS, W. d. Professor Of Chemistry and Pharmacy
The Inrmay attached the College, furnishes ample
her of Medical clinical during
Clinical Lectures Will also be delivered at the Alms
aud Pcncntiay, which the student will have
AUG L. WARNER VI. ID.
Dean 81 the FGrufg.
Richmond May, $40. Pow
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MASON .SD JACKSON

son d."
"Point Pleasant, Mason County, pa, .ipr7t %.
g" deem my duty let you know the result of our
election in counties, (Mason and Jackson.) We
have elected the Democratic Republican candidate
Major A. Bryan by majority of about seventeen votes
in the two counties. He is pledged to vote against
VIM. C. Rvcs. The Federal Wings used every exer
ton to elect their candidate, Maj. A. Waggener but
the true Democratic men came to the polls in hand
some style and in good time. You may rely upon 1t,
sir, that Mason will do for Van Buren, next fall
than they have done for Bryan say hurrah for the
available, VIM. H. Harrison, and the change he is mas
ing among the People If he keeps changing the Peo-
pie as he has done far, Van Buren, walk the
course. He will have no opposition in Harrison
PRESTON
"kingDood, Preston Co., Pa., 7pri 20.
"Thinkng it may be acceptable take the liberty to
inform YOU Of the result Of our election Yesterday the
votes given for member of the House Of Delegates
was for the Administration candidate, William G
Brown 406, and William Fairfax ll0votes. The vote
not full one, correct exhibit of party feel
ing"
81 here give you the result Of electlon-which
stands thus:
| AFor Geo. Burner (Adm) III
| For Thomas Hill (WhgJ ITO
'.Thns you sec we have got thorough going Demo-
| crat elected by majority OF 6l voles There was
would not do Pocahontas does not want any more
| Wing Governors and wouG.be Senators palmed on
| her
KANAWHA.
KANAwHA c. H., April 25.
81 drop you few lines BY tho mail to-day, merely
to give YOU the result Of the election in this county
As you are aware, we had candidate in the field,
Dunbar having positively refused to run We, never
thcess, determined open poll for him, and the re-
suit was that he received about 22O votes Our vote
in the county for the last two three years has gene
rally been about 270 $3.50 that you will perceive,
that although effort made, part, TO bring
out the people, have obtained within fifty or sixty
votes of the number usually poll had no doubt,
| if Dunbar had out and canvassrd the county as
diligently Dnnay did, his vote would have exceed
ed 800. Many Of The strongest Democrats voted for
Donaly, and many absent from the polls DON
ays majority in the county is 2O9 Al the Prcsden-
| tia Election, the Wing ticket received 269 majority,
and in the following spring Donallys majority over
Bierne upwards Of 400 Notwithstanding the
shouts and Dragging Of the Wings, the Democracy of
Kanawha firm and unterrifed, and will give good
account of themselves in the fall. As anticipated in
my last there is no doubt Of Mclaughlin 5 election in
Fayette and Nicholas-he having received nearly the
whole vote of the latter county, without regard to
party-thc election turned with some few exceptions,
entirely sectional grounds. No accounts from the
other counties yet
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Wagcncr's maj. in Mason

at is reported that Farley is elected in Logan. He
is good and true man, and gain to the Democracy
making two in the District. Partial accounts from
Braxton and Lewis favorable to the of jack
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G1s REWARD.-Ran away from the so'crlne on ,e @
man GEORGE lie is about years OF feet 10 inches
high spare made light brown complexion, scar on ~,
lin Thin heard and whkc fierce spoken whcn spoken TO-
cotenance and Iehanded have reasons 10
thai he il making for Samuel D. Rces IN me county Oh
T,sn ns,r the Court house which place he has wife
viii give ais for taken out Of the county and delivered
70 me anu o." RICHARD p NORTH.
lm-I
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IMPROVED STOCK FOR SALE.-Une Durham Short Horn
Bull imported; Durham Short Horn Bull Calf Two South
down Bucks several pair OF suy PgsAl:o some naoood
Souhdown Sheep; and three quaebood Durham Cattle oi
sale at my farm "Bcaver DAM in Goochand county ,
CORBIS WARWICK.
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ton TO Mr. Van Burens Independent Treasury Scheme
But the people know what to do with such politicians
From kaRamha T.. H., .1brH IS.

From kana4cha {. H., april y.
"S'nce my last have heard only from the counties
OF Mason and Jackson, and Nood In the former,
Bryan (Dem is elected BY majority of u votes over
Wagsoner. THIS is purely Democratic triumph; as
both candidates from the county, sectional
feeling could be brought TO bear. In Wood, we have
been again defeated Stephenson (Fcd is elected by
majority of So over Neale.
"lhere can, imagine be doubt of the election OF
Democrat in Logan, as up to Monday before the cleo
ton, the Wings had no candidate in the field: which
gives us gain of two in this District
ain haste, yonrs
Stephenson (W.) .Nr0ie a.
466 .sg1
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ITO PLANTERS sending their Tobacco and other produce
i Richmond forwarding by the Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad Company:
Produce By Railroads sou, OF Petersburg, WILL If
directed ardcd Richmond without delay II should no
consigned the Depot Agent Petersburg Mr. Sqnrrs who
will attend forwarding it, and will the Railroad freight 10
drayagr. forwarding commission al 10
pr cent on the freight OF this Road charged By Agent
nd received with the freight and dayagc.
This Company will be liable Tor accidents losses except
a. IA present Road
The Agent also continues forward Richmond Tobacco AMI
other produce SEM by the APPROXIMATION River.
Freight Tobacco, 81 per hogsIeadcommsson 10 cents
MAY ?, 1910. I2O=-2m
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ssThe Democracy ofthe South west in fine spirits,
and as firm as the rocks of their mountains All we
ask, to carry the State for Mr. Van Buren, in the fall
is a little help from our Eastern friends (You will
hav it not only in the East but in the West the South
west, and the Valley)
"There opposition 10 Mr.. Piper, for the Sc
nate in this dstrct-his vote in this county 76S. >
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90 mai.
JACKSON.

JACKSON.
Hagensr (H,) Bryan 3D.
l32 900
6S maj
Wagcners maj. in Mason AZ
III
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-12
ARRIVAL Of THE GREAT wEsTERN-FoR.
N

, ARRIVAL Of THE GREAT WESTERE-FOR
TY.FIVE DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND
The steam ship Great Western arrived at y York
on Saturday. half hour past noon. having leii
Br:stu! On the ooh February From ne New York
Herald Extra, and The Star Of Saturday afternoon
copy tho allowing syrr:nary Of intelligence ty this
very late arrival
Money matters are slowly revying-interesi is re.
iuced 10 per Characterization is increased
The sales Of co''nn in Liverpool ON the : 9th Feb
amounted to 500 bags, chiefly American.
In Manchester. 18th Tebr prices of cotton were AZ
low as they SIX months ago.
The rate Of interest - reduced TO five teS cent.
The NcaPor, Cf4rtis's--rrosi Wrlliaul. and Jones
have h,en found guilty end sentenced to trans ra,ion
!nhur Al The hulks AZ the Queen's pleasure Taey
reached the Lulks At Portsmouth, Feb 18Th
The ackct:hip S;efhcn whitney has arrived a:
Liverpool
At Tos in France. 30 lives los; in a ronilic'
between the to-. and the country people, grow,
oct orIhc high prics af corn
Mehcmci Ali IS Iorlfyiug Alcr,ndda.
There nine hundred Of The Chinese killed ! Y
The British sh.Is Of war tia, fired on The Junks
Captain Eliot returned to siaca after the action
CIV N"''tNt N'E' i''Hs.Hs IpIiS MY nay
The packet STA? Ilavrc burnt of the coast If
Cork, Feb l0.h she 1854 bales Of cotton aboard
Twenty souls saved the rest lost She was
rom New Orleans
The steamship Lrccrpoo arrived out safely January
l1.h
Parliament JaHuary &C. and vas SAL sitting o.,
the 18Th February
Prince Albcn was appointed Field Marshal Of he
British ARM
The circulation Of The bank Cor the quarter ending
on The 9Th 70? February. had increased 10 OO0l-,hc
bullion had increased 81 eco
Lord Melbourne reirr- from Office u ith Lord Lars
dgwnc. !5rd J. Russcl DE the frsr lord Of The
Tca'ur, anI Lord DuThafn Jiss the cabinet with Mr.
Ward aud Mr. G. Boiler IN rff;ce.
o. the last Monday in January the Ministry were
defeated OF the question Of the allowance 10 Prime
Albert lori John Russell moved that the allowance
Ne City thousand pounds per n7num 10 which Col Sir
ihorp moved amendment. mako u thirty thou
sand pounds. The amendment carried nv 1O4
I. s Bunk shares were sold a. g. 60 ISL 10 equal
10 20 pr cent. Ame5.oan currency
MARRIAGE or THE QUEEN TO PRINCE AL,
BERT
Queen Victoria MARI 80 % Prince Albert Of Sare
C'bufg on the lob February.
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RICHMOND NfARErTs-,,,,.L z

We have nothing Of importance N note IN onr Mar.
f"'s Moncy continues scarce. and business Of cour
cImpcd
Ior'cco-lnspcrtous continue large f3r TIC sea
Nh. sales Of Lugs yesterday ranged from g 3 10
W ''n'n"H eH'Iiirf hu Of ro1d Weighs better ma
nirs ranged fspn 50 20 q 3 IS and 3 40. I.e,C 81 !,
. 30 Ind g gopd salcs; better q1nifics
tLor7-'i'y Mil'-S,'cs 1000 bbls Hlra'rs brand
70 % -. CInal. hrsk 20 81 90 ai which frce $500
br'7 have hecn taken Er a. pufi tirs week
Wh-'T-Snall parcels. 81 fr red. and los for
white trof7 command , cents more per bushcl