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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-05

B After which, presume, the meeting adjourned

Is. After which, presume, the meeting adjourned
sine die.
A. Yes, it adjourned forthwith You will see in til,
wing, an account Of his reception hcre-the dinner
the toass (or most of them aud the speeches made
the OCCASION Some of the impractcdbic Wings Offered
some queer toasts at the dinner but the company no
liking them refused to drinksGll such.
B. All!
A. Yes, will give you few specimens from me
hiory, emitting the names Of their authors
wing Jusllcc-Excmplifird in dcnuuncing Mr.. Var
Buren, Tor voting for the Tariff of le2S in obedience L
instructions from the N York Legislature, and eulo
gisng Gen Harrison who voted for the same Tariff
without any instructions at all
The Protective Systcm-Only to be abandoned, sale
Gen Harrison, "whcn grass shall grow in the street:
of Norfolk and Charleston
The election Of "Miliiury Chieftain Dreaded n.
worse than ''war, pcstilcnce and famine in t2S-bu
IN $780, desired by the party, the first Of bless
ings.
Internal improvements by the Federal Government
constitutional and expcdcnt when supported by &C.
neral Harrison again and again-but unconstitutional
lnexpcdcnt and alarming when only sustained by
Mr. Van Bnrcn.
The State Rights Harrison Whigs-Proicssng to be
anti Bank anti-Tariff and antim:crna Improvement,
by the Federal Government and proving their princi-
plies by supporting candidate known to be in favor Of
all three
Wing Pr:ncl lcs-RcsovahIc into professions with
out practice, and the daily of the Jcsuitica doctrine
that the end sill always sanction the means.
b. Well, think these toasts are not so bad as the
scrv,le worship shown 10 Mr.. CLAY by your party,
and yon ougIr 10 publish the toasts show the com
try that the lnpraccabc Wings will sacrifice their
principles IN the pursuit OF power or place.
A. Really | admire the independent spirit Of those
fellows, and prhaps may carry out your suggestion,
and let the public know that the Editors of the Wing
are not the ony members Of The putting committee
Ny name is on the list oo.-EIrnnf.
CHRISTOPHER QUANDART.
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St'WEoNNiLE SEaINARI.--The exercises of the third
'v "i ih Seminary Will he resumed on the 18th Janua-
newt The plan o; instruction will afford an extensive course,
a: tie classical authors, and the most useful
Mathematics. From several years OF practical eNpc
teaching having applied himself closely TO studcsl ana
- ~ public examinations the undersigned !ctis an as
% az" confidence that students Ia this institution can be as
a au property instructed in their classical requirements
ri Tor necessary business transactions, as in any similar
ti lie state And IN presenting the institution 10 pub
yfos HE Undersigned deems not improper to express
> d "piiuiS upon the subject of teaching. He deems
lai ~ the part II the teacher first 10 make himself &C
u" the disposition aud capacity of the pupil. II the
~ p,Feepon Of the pupil be unready and slow TO com
tae Leather must be patient and slow IN imparg nfor-
@ however Keeping the mind closely exercised and care
Ia m u The other extreme that the mind may pro-.
4. 1isHcud the When the faculties OF the mind
h framed y system of reasoning and thinking there
hg i'li "ll enlarge and expand accordin: 10 the
'h aad perseverance, a the student. II industry ana ap
Waiting on the part of the student, the teacher must
afa'.t 10 the disposition effect the object II the
Ia, ~ ~ ai comprehensive added 10 industry and aplica-
IT," 't'k i"r>lruc, IL unpicasing.
n signed observes, that his school viii he governed by
s Wholesome discipline, that be designs 10 lead rainier
G !c but COcrcivc VIII be resored 10, u ne
Ee H. The undersigned further observes To his pat
That ms school the present year, has been tSchl-
ahd liT"h>ed and rests with confidence upon their
t and encouragement, and trusts that however ior-
""h or favor that merit will not be unrewarded by
ton ~ for the scholastic year Of 10 months So TUT
81 Wy Classics, S5 for the higher branches of English,
S,, y. We m'nor branches, 500. J. J. GREGG
---rhhe Brunswick, Dec 10. 67-tf
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fiji -h. fine stallion Isl beautiful dapple grey,
b ilci"s hi.h and possessing immense power lie
AMI Eclipse, ana pedigree throughout Of the pl!est
OEs - 'H brother 10 the noted Ariel, Lance and
an,e ~ daii also the dam of Roman, Splendid and
al winners from iuar miles; aud, what IS
ta' neither of these horses broke down, not
be W gra, number OF races they ran which, in my hum
nshl Ia be- very great consideration with those who
1 k f Tie tu II very oflen happens of late that just
,. I'm u distinguish themselves upon the turf their legs
i n now at my stable, Spring Grove Hanover County,
Cngrr Of Tie city Of Rchnond and u miles West of the
oe lei 10 mares at S the season, and s5 10 insure
n,. ,S, i"a' parting with the viii forfei, the nsu-
ts Va on dollar will he expected TO the Groom IN each
pasture. S wen led with grain at 80 cents per day. and good
ser. cu gratis Every will be taken TO prevent
n capts, hut no responsibility for that may hap
ar mas proven himself and good oalseer; his
Ihe,.,s year. old, and none have been trained
y ~ reduced price 80 : so
'as- iul pedigree, performances &C., see hand bills.
fsr, WIN. L. WHITE
hal am e very fine young Stallion, 4yeas old by Goliab,
Y -,r 81 on very reasonable TERMS or will farm him out
"a, H. uh The form and color Of his grandsire old Eclipse
Trss s any time during the approaching week a, the
FL 5os'n stable. w L. w.
9i-6w
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Virginia State Lottery,
For the benefit OF the Town of Wtisburs.
Class No. 3, oR 1870.
To lraa al f,craadriq, Saturday. 18th March, $780,
GRAND CAPITALS.
$50, OOO-lO 600, 900, 000-2 500-2, 000-I,77
d prizes of Ooo IS OF 500; Of $780, 200 Of 300 &c
Tickets only $40; halves 5; quarters , So
Certificates OF packages of % Whole Tickets $780, Shares IN
proportion.
p''"e D. s. GREGORY & CO., Managers,
Richmond, Ia.
Drawings Immediately after they are over to oil who order
above. :. :,
Ji-tu
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d. VI. H0YT''S Exchange and Lottery Office,
lI,rrh

TIE Showing Schemes be drawn in March, are published
4 ga III. benefit Of persons al distance who may
I'm I" haze Ticket, in Splendid Lottery. nYr hopes that
H4 VII ud their orders Immediately, IN order that tere
-! " nodi0ppUntmeut in obtaining chance
To h drawn March 9Th, Va. Leeshurg Lottery, No =
rn d SiO 5000, &C; so prizes Of 1000. Tickets only
ST.
Certificates q packages al 26 Whole Tickets will be sent for
s'h Shares N proportion
most MAGNiFICENT-2lst March.
vagina Petersburg Lottery, No. s. vii; be drawn 2lst March,
Capital Prize So, S25, (S50, 900 Nett)
Pre- Of $4,000 0ODO 100 prizes OF 1890 Tickets only
- Shares proportion.
ra'es o packages of 20 Whole Tickets will be sent Tor
-. sa"1r, IN proportion.
~ Tickets o. >iafc>, please address ID. VI. HOfT,
Richmond, ia.
fha ei-,s
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= 900 SrAyE,: AND HEADING, seasoned Tor flour bar
~ lltiU , and $1,000 Hoop Poles for same wanted nj the
s., fg wheel! the highest market price wii he paid an
L.1.S"t's'' - j. G.. WATSON,
-'7a' -7geat, Peateaitary.
sS-lm
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I,T7 TRETUn mcu and boy, house Serranls-For s'lr
,,ucIls, Of the Catawba ''rapeNine-N Wanted shares
So -,.k. do Manchester Cotton and Woollsn Facto-
'..N, law ' LEWIS HILL,
H'N'" Collector and Genera! .7yeht
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Virginia State Lottery,

Virginia State Lottery,
For the benefit Of the Monongaiia Academy.
Glass No. 3, lao.
Ia be dra,-9 AZ 7irxara SsvrIdE Ih Of .NarCh Is TO-
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
$50 O0O-l0, 900 ,0G0-3,oGtl-3O1 0-3, 000-2,3D0.
10 prizes 500 80; 2oo Tickets only $40
Certificate Of packages Whole $780, Shares in
proportion.
Most splendid Capital dollars Nett $4,000 And 100 p
of 81 ,0J0
Virginia State Lottery,
the Petersburg Benevolent Mechanic Association
Class No. 3, 1870.
To drdncn -1JGairH, Pa, Saturday. 2lst reh, 1870
GRAND SCHEME.
s52,S2i Dollars!
500 nG0-lQ ,UUO-5,D OO-3, 22S-3,On0.
100 prizes oil OOO 80 500 300 Tickets only Slo
halves 81 quarters %.
Certificates packages Of 81 Whole Tickets $40 Shares in
mon r,Iuu.
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RUNAWAY IN JAlL-There committed to the Jail of
~ Hanover County, 9th day Of December last as na
way, negro who calls himself ARCHIE BROWN-and
says that he is the property Of VIM grand of Prince Edward
County, pa that he hired the last ycato MT Edward An
derson nf Chesterfield County said negro black feet nigh
about 10 years old, had when cuttcd suit OF black MIXED
with flannel The Of said slave
leStc ocome forward prove his property pay charges ana take
him away, he will be dealt with as the law directs.
IRA l.. BOWLES, ID. j.,
For c. p GooddN, II. J. H. c.
lar
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u. S. GREGORY 4 CO., Managers.

GRAND CAPITALS FOR MARCEI-S:Oooo dollars! for the
VI 7hand SIS, i dollars Nett S50,nD,) fnr the 2ls;.
Virginia State Lottery,
For enowin. the Lsburs Academy aud for other purposes
Gas, No. .. roE lsir.
10 frd,-a ierGrGriG. 1th March, l-i0
GRAND SCHEME
SiO,0G0-I5 000-5, 000-3, OO0-23G0-2,291
10 prizes o soJO; 50 800 Tickets on. $40; halves
quarters %. 49,
Certificates Of packages Of Fl Whole iicscts $40 Shares III
proportion.
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Bp hPPAIiNNOCK ACADEMY.Tbe Exercises Of this inst
IL ,on will be resumed the 18th of January next under The
superintendent of Mr. Foster Prncal assisted by Mr. Buck
The remarkable eahtuness OF site, commodosness
buildings and and selection of its library advantages
with which public been familiar whilst TO its highest
the enlarged and varied capacity and zeal OF ~
his bre1 official exercise here, IL comparatively
The therefore feel to be due to the public
Institution their unqualified assurance o the
manifestations Of these qualifications in the proficiency dis
different classes their late examination, and te
full grounded conviction that il will in future dSappoin no ju
expectations.
TrRMs-ror Beard, Tuition and Bed, $40 per
JNO. II. BERNARD,
PrsSt Board Of Trustees.
Ian 81 Sg-2awu
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JAMES G. BOStER Lar, will attend the Superior
y and inferior Courts of this City, Business entrusted 10 him
will receive prompt attention.
| Office in TanbarS Row.
\ Feb g1-2lwi
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ALE OF SrUCk-W be sold Friday 9Th inst,
nj - o'clock auction, IS Shares the Stock Of the Man
che ,tr Cotton and Wool Manufacturing Company.
favorable opportunity is offered Of investing in Stock
thar has paid since the operations
n it,lr more than ) aro. J. H. LYNCH
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GROCERY AND COMMISSION House, have purchased
II n, 80 from the late irin of RANDOLPH MctRLDiE,
mi ,a.1no the sa~ Of Gruccr,es, and conduct genera!
rgI.r,,.H ,i,i ann, III door below u Anderson, Jr
~ y. COuPLAND RANDOLPH.
- ea-law5t
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DISSOLUTION.

,TIr finn Of / iNDoLPH MoCREpIE, was by mutual con
ami t,nlyrl on the sh instant. Persons indebted 10 e
. Sun m make aavri"n; either party. The name oil the
@ uay 10 used IN the settlement Of former transactions
r." ' u. c. RANDOLPH,
T. C. IcCREDIE
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.N.En- EIR.N

THOMAS BRANCH x BROTHER.
,,.., have this tay associated The mSelres IN the
'n ttrXre ~ COMMISSION BUSINESS, under the above
"" sd. An orders directed their care, VIII receive
Eaa. l1 a 80 THOMt BRANCH,
r'"' "''." u. II. BRANCH.
grrt''L'-' '''' - = S7-iw
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lNPROyEU EprrlON-VIRGINIA SELECTION.

THE Virginia selection Of Psalms, Hymns, and spiritual
Songs approved Authors adapted 10 the various
o> Pablo Worship aud Social Meetings-in three parts
Fart IT. yayn4. subjects. Systematically arranged.
Part "a, Adapted 10 particular occasions
PAT g. Peculiar 10 The order al Public Worship.
Selected and arranged By Andrew Boadus. new edition, en-
,'.s1 and twy6.yc!
jal published Is
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GALE or SlivS-By virtue Of deed of trust executed 10
= The subscribe: hy Fleming Brown TO secure 10 N l. H. FOL
m aceraa sun ii money therein named. bearing date the 4h
IA q June a and OF srord in the Clerks office Of the Conn
Hanover. SHALL Tuesday, the path day OF 'iach
Hanover Courthouse, Chat BEN. Court day, proceed 10
81 atps au non tor CASH valuable Slaves, 10 wit: Will
ian Robert busy. Caroline and Minerva Tor many oil them as
WM. H. WINSTON.
pr.3 90-2awtds
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rri!TI ~ rfANo FoRTES-I expecting IN aiew days
l. addition my present stock, eighteen p'no t"e- OF va
.yl-, ard prices. . ),
Tn. eha;o instruments Is well established that II
g,..., Tor ~ alude 10 their superiority
4, >, accident sell indifferent fiano ,wnich
Iast never happen with the great care that Is taken IN
IL -hs- Instruments the factory In New YORK, ana me
m examination If Them after their arrival in my waIeroo
IwglIG willingly exchange them or take them back
P9y er are few dealers in the article of Pianos who
has. teen % ye successful in supplying Instruments uni
trl god n ,lr subscriber. have sold thus far near TWO
HUNDRED lNSTEuMEN L. T. NASH,
Book and Piano Forte Seller.
Petersburg, Feb 5 $40.
ItglS f2-5aWoW
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Philadelphia, Jan. 90, $40. .,;,, r,rkrrsburr Va
win insert above In eight successive papea'0"'' ~
their accounts 10 this ONCE
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c DRAWING AND PAINTING.

RERs. JENNINGS, from LondonO respectfully
w informs the citizens of Baltimore, that she is Civ
ing lessons on new and beautiful system of painting;
introduced by herself into this country.
Mrs. j. is the only person in this City who has the adj
vantage of having been taught by the inventor, Mr.
Kingston; in addition this, hers is not the experience
and pricIice of n day, but OF years.
Among the advantages of this system are: the facility
with which it may be acquired by those who have no
previous knowledge of Dfawing and Painting, and the
rapidly with which picture can be executed That n
gnowledge oft Sufficient enable any attentive person
to sketch correctly from Nature, and to go on to any de-
kree ofperecton, may be communicated in few Les
of AN hour each, without any mechanical aid what
soever Painting by this system instead of being Iabo-
ros task is an agreeable recreation and often deveopes
and talent not known 70 be possessed ltunites
the transparency of water color paintings with the effect
and durability of OIL yet avoids the tedousness of The
one and the oensivene5s Of the other Mrs j. likewise
teaches a beautiful method of Drawing and painting
Birds, Flowers and Fruit from Nature. Also to make
Wax Flowers, and 10 prepare the Sheet Wax.
Ladies and Gentlemen are invited TO call and examine
specimens oftfe work at her house, No. 80 FAYET1E
STEET three doors above North, between the Post Of
6ce and City Hotel
lie 10 - & DIFF -
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BOSTON M.aRKET. June 20.

go
.fshes-The improvement in prices noticed In our last
report is sustained, with ag0od demand Sales TO far
extent of beth kinds have been made qu0tauOnsa7 U
cle with n moderate deihand The sales since our last
report only about 500 bates, but very full prees in
some instances small advance has been obtGined for
small parcels of prime quality. -1l 3l- s':S5ll
FIour-There is very good demand for all kinds, and
sales have beeniulte large; prices renainab0ut the
as last reported. The stock Of Southerfs moderator
sales of Fredericksburg IFS cash; 50Ub6ls extra Iag
brand, $50 cas HUwardstrcet 4,75; Georgetown, com
mon, AIS, choice brands for bakers use 67n5 Ohio
450a4 u.s. according quality, md brands; tennessee,
common brand, 4,75a4S7 and fancy 4s7a5 per barrel
cash. .i i>- .-7-- - .'-t
Grain-The sales of Corn have been quite large dur
ing the week, prices ranging from s4a56c for yellow and
505le for white The market closes with less hctivty,
and the sales week theleest prices. Sales
by auction of S5 sacks New Orleans 48a4Bae per BUSH
cash. Sales of Rye soc; Northern Oats 40c Delaware
33c per bush. cash. |t.I7 aais r.
ProUisons-The market is very quiet for all kinds,
and quotations in great measure nominal The fol-!
lowing parcel of Pork inferior quality, sold at auction
follows4 bbls Western Clear IA ,50al5 ,76 90 do
Mess 10, 75all so; 10 do Pumps S,75 per Dbl ms,
I5bacco-Moderate sales of hhds maitinga form
er prices. III wa II - .4li--
neutrality-suspicious. in demand 5aIid safes are ex-
ceedngly limited; prices stand nomihalTy the same.
WTooL-1herc is demand, sales, and prices are
altogether nominal The market for WooIlen Goods is
in very depressed state, andseyeral mills have sus
pended operations. r.. ,.-.-f : af-t4 TIT 4
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Brig Eereus, Gading, from MalauIas Sfa q
4 Brig g u Lamar, from Savannah -5rt = 80 . 81
Brig ct siHons, from New Orleana = = - J'@
H Brig Cuba, from Ponce M .+Tk%8lij
I Brig Savannah, Savannah .-..-1s =.
Brig JnhO, from Cbaneston % q -
Schr William Bryant yeasco tsrs1.7-. -
schr Commerce, El@thura ... q.
1selIr John New Orleans .'
schr Orleans, from Aux Cages ..,.
2I-Arr ship Robin hood of Boston, A days from Liv
sefr Charles L. Yose, from Neuvitas y ~
Br tfrcc-fnastcd schr Petral, from Turks Island
3 PROVIDENCE, June tQ--Arr sehr Maria, Charles
INEwBURYPoRT, JUNE Ar brig Georgian, Mar
Unique ~ =, r. II, -
BOSTON, June 30 Cleared ship Logan, New Or
leans; bnrqne Rotbschid, prOnstadl .-
2 Arr brig Only Son. from Vienna, Md. i, "a ~
Brig Mississippi, New Orleans
lPoRTssMoUTH. June I6-Arr ship Mary Ann, LiY-
efpool - " .'t n ~. 30 - -
l7th-Schf Rowena, AIexandria ~.
l6th-Sem Emmas Cardiff, Wales
d ALEXANDRIA, June 19-Au schr American Ira
der Cedar Keys "a. -ia ''"
Schr Cooper, New York
RICHMOND, June .aO=-Ariyed schr Sequel, New
York go ~ ~
Sailed sehf f d Decker. Philadelphia '
: NEW ORLEANS, June l2-Cl'd Oconee. Bristol,
Eng. 9 =
Arr ship Jessore, from Havana
Ship Spartan, from New York
. Ship Huron, from New York
Snip Powhaan, from Liverpool
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FOURTH OF JULY.--FlSHERMEN who
wish enjoy the 4t of july may rig themselves out
the best terms Come and see.
FINISHING TACKLE.->just received an Is
n sortrnenl of superior TACKLE, consisting of
34and Joint WALKING STICK RODS
3, and II VILE RODS
L 3, 4 and Ash built FL y RODS
so, 100 < $50 yards SILK HAIR and SEA GRASS
LINES se--... -
r.. SILK, HAIR and Ass LINES, furnished PergroS
Common THREAD and COTTON LINES, furnish
ed per ARTIFICIAL, FLIES, all SORTS
gros Gut, Gimp and Hair SN00DS 80
1000 or otherwise s-sa.t.E srrt
SWIVEL,S HOOKS, furnished cOmpleae
Also-A general assortment of WOODEN WARE,
Irvine and ioriage BRUSHES ofall kinds, for sale at
very reducedpTiees by DUKEHART x CO.,
I01 IL Baltimore street, between S'uth * Calvert
Country Merchants and others are ayited to call
Thankful for past favos, they solicit share paffoA>
age. le'S
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i On the 18th instant Cailiarine McCnbbn, youngest
daughter Of Capt Thomas s. MURPHY, aged 6montilsS
On the 18th instant, at tie White Sulphur Springs,
Greenbrier county, Va, Augustus A. Cawe, sou OF
the proprietor lie wasa young man of ecvaled princi
pies and generous feelings, highly esteemed by his
friends and ncquaintances.
At ZanesSille Ohio on Monday last in the Goth year
ofhis age Samuel Gulhertson, ESD Counsellor NJ Law,
formerly Of Chambessbutg, Pa.
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Louisiana and Mississippi,

F2otT-At the date of our last report the market
was excessively dull AT for superine SINCE then,
Notwithstanding that the receipts have only
tring amount the slightest Improvement has taken
place in the general character of the Market though
are aware of sale of 1000 bhs OF fayorte brand,
which usually commands extra price, at S4,0I4
Beef-Ihere is only very limited demand which is
principally for prime in bbls for ship stores Prices re-
main he last quoted for Mess 81 80 IN
bills do in half bbls ,50aS, Prime in bbls Si2al250
Pork-The demand is quite moderate, aud is -princi-
pally confined tfestng of plantation Orders most
of which for Mess and NJ %, and these descriptions
readily command l6 and Sl4al4 80 in lots called for
Prime but little in request The price, however, is
still maintained at S12 50, though for we reduce our
quotations TO Sl0, 50all ~ e4f.l 5s-.-.rg 900
this article continue ON the most limited SCALE there be-
ing no demand whatever for large parcels. sOurquQt
TONS which represent The market a nearly nsi p9ssioe
its present state of activity are or canFsseu Hams
lOc uncanvassed do 9a6, Sides 7sas Shoulders 4aa5c
Lard-The supplies have been light tor some time
to mere retail sales at l0al0ac. gag .lyT ri a-st az,
HhiSkey-Ilodcran now demand, and obtain 24a25e per
gallon for reetlfed. .fss, 81 = -
been very light for some days past but there Is only
limited demand Sa40c per bus, Oats readily com
and 37a38c per bushei there being very few IN sst
hands. Wehave heard no TRANSACTIONS N t'tieae siee
our last. 'ts'-V I ~ ~ - - x Z.
Wednesday morning amount I'd about 600 hhds but the
market has notwithstanding presente rather quiet
appearance there has been nothing like agenerd ue-
manh the continued high rates for freight together with
the small number OF goOu parcels shin
prevented buyers from operating freely Holders gene
rally are willing to realize four previous range OF pm
ces though none of them al all disposed to press
sales and we therefore continue quotations with the
observation that the MARKETS firm; inferior lots at o
and 72c for II seconds and firss common lots 50 6nd
g. fair lots a. 81 and eJ good and fine lots 4la5 and9
selections5 u and &c The sales of the three days
arc IA hhds al A. and s. 400 hhdsa an average Of
and 81 % hhds at 4c and 81 hhds partially damaged at
rates not made public. Arrived since the 9Th inst 4So
bbds: cleared in the same time for Htvre 4y1 hhds
Gotenburg l23, st Thomas -, New York u Boston VS.
together 75l hhds. . - - -, -.
STATEMENT OF TOBACCO 49,,
1889 Oct |, stock on hand hhds.e 9b2
Receipts last three days S .43S
: previously 55778 1926
sys ~ 37Ies
Exports last three days ~ -.
a. previously 1881 2o372
Leaving balance of stock Of : ~ /, 1895
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nTARRTED.AFal4f

on the 18th inst BY the sey Mr. Kearuey, John Har-
way 10 Miss Ann AT. 0sEIrien, both pf this city.
On thH aUth Inst by the Rev, Dr.. pnheai, William
6Aney To Miss Ellen G. Davis, both of this city. =
On the 3ist ulf. blythe REV Mn Tlppct, John Pen
ming of Philadelphia, Miss Sarah Cook. Of Fred
eriek county Md. ~ 49, = EEII ~ 5E.