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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-07
n. Y. MONEY MARKET-N,rcb %

fnvae letters from Liverpool. by the steamer of the
am gives agloomy picture of the trade with the Uni
geo Sutes American securities stand below any pre-
vious rate. n Y State stock. which lands birhesi "a,
the list, Is only So very numerous petition of the
American Chainber of Commerce for the port of Liver
pool trading with the United States has been sent 10
'he House OF Commons. They sci forth that expert
eice mas shown That the United States takes as much
and more Of British manufactures. than tbcy nav IN
produce, and that unless the Government make so ne
favorable alteration IN the laws SO as To enable the
Americans TO introduce Wheat and Flour. they cannot
nuy 50 largely of English Goods. That the manufac
gress Is on the of altering the tariff That uness
hxed instead Of sliding duty is imposed on Flour
imported from The T. States, the trade must decline
y Is evident that the manufacturers there are alive To
s 'raoe OF 'nis country and every effort il making to
taIih as will secure the trade to Great Britain,
The news has had no influence on our markets nm
less II Is 10 make things dnller. IN Y Erpre,,
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Neera'sS, Es.

niFsnhscrbcrs intend to close their present business
and 10 effect this object more speedily, they are
prepared 10 oIer to amy person who may wish to com
nenee business, in this place good bargain teir
3loCk OF GOODS, which is well selected thopgh
not very large, and consists mostly OF Staple Goods
We invite those wishing totny cheap stock Of Goods
t. call and see us.
We will commence from this day to sell atreaii. :,
such prices as vi" inevitably insure sales, and the very
reduced rate al which We shall offer Goods Will make Ii
necessary that We sell exclusively for cash or negotiable
paper.
Those owing accounts will rccollect they fall DUE
The st OF February and we hope they will not tail to cal
and settle. uI1N'T & WARD
Jan. 81 80,
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esFc&f fsNr2diHS IL, BRITISH fsNtt
AMERICAN DRY GOODS.
TSJ RNEK, SNVEIyNEn

III. no" opcnin. for the Spring Trade an entirely
"a new, iull and general assortment OF Staple and
ancN Dry 1oodsall OF which they determined to Of
fer ion cash OF 10 punclual customers. the Lowest Mar
ket Prices The following comprise a part of lhcir
Stock;
CLOTHS.
Super. Wool dyed Black Cloths, Invisible Green. Oh
we Brown and Bur Cloths, all qualities and prices
from s. 30 to $40 per yard.
C,ISSLNERES
\ large assortment of French < Fnnlsh Cassimorcs
some beautiful style flight shades and new patterns.
IESTLNGS
Rich French aud English satins fancy col,ured and
PLAN; white and colorcd Narsecs arI Nlcrno ostjnqs
SILK GOODS.
Black and blue black Gros de Rhine Silks; rich WA
tered and Stripped Gos Antique, fancy colorcd Chone
ilald and ChangcahIc Silks, and beautiful STYLES
FRENCH L4U.NS
large assortment. comprising all shades colours an,
patterns from the lowest to the finest qualities,
LINEN GOODS
Superior Grass beached Irish IIncns Brown Freuel
Linens and Dnnes, a large assortment, al very low
prices.
.uUSLLN GOODS.
PLAIN, Striped and Figured Jackoucts; Null Boob
and SWISS MuslnS. plain aud figured.
EANCY RIBBO.NS
Plaid. Striped. Figured aud Watercd Gro de Nan.
Bonnet and Zap Ribbons, all widths and shades
HOSIERY
White aud black, planand ribbed English silk Hose:
black aud White Cotton, at all prices from twelve and
half cents upwards.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
No and Cotton Ozuaburgs 81, Al and "a Brown
Sheetlngs and Nhlrtings; 81 aud 4 A Blcached do;
prom Checks and heavy Indigo plads OF the best olt
n. BIN addition TO the above, they have aroc as
sortment Of Fancy Coored SILK Gloves. Mits. linen
and Cambria Handkercheis, Shawls. Scaris. Thread
'aces' f.dglngs, lnsertinss, French EmDrodcrv and
other styles OF desirable Goods which they win ofcr
at reduced Prices, to all that may be disposed to pur
TURNER, BURWELL & Co.
April ,sif
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IsyssloN or MENlco.-We had the pleasure yes
terlay oil pefnsu9 documents which iully convince
that the prasionof .Nerico by he 1ermHs is mattc
dccidcd upon. AL companies raised In the United
ssies may be assured that all they eat crer desired
the way Of .Nercu conquest. will he conceded them
by Tho authorities d Texas. Col III. Washington and
: F. Andress, FL who arrived yesterday irom Gal
weston arc fully empowered. both by the government
dsd lie peote. Ia do the necdu IN the matter not only
Of 1cNian independence bu the conquest uf Mexico
Tines grBllemcn At The ~. Charles hotel, ready and
show their powerful and satisfactory creden-
uals 10 any Who may feel int rested.
y o. Crescent
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a. lha FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE POSSESS
but little political interest, beyond tic mi Tma''"
Of the refusal ol the French Government tonIH
the treaty recently negotiated between Great DIE
tam, Russia. Prussia, Austria and France. conceo"-
10 each other the mutual right of search on 'n'
high seas, within certain attitudes. The oScaSo'
object Of this treaty the olectual sup
preston Of the Slave trade but lis real design was "
secure to Great Britain. whose marine ounumbeTS W."
Of Tic Other four combined, undsputcd mastery upon NV
occan France. ii seems did not suspect this secret Nv
tive until after the negotiation of the treaty, aud "'
eur OWN Government had taken decided stand III 'll
sltlpn 10 this insidous movement Of Great Britain
non ratification Of the treaty by France seems to have
e'tcd some little feeling in England and it Is not mp
SHE That grave consequences may result from H. >
not Improbable that she designs 10 make coih'''"
cause with The ned States in resisting this ln'dl''
ton INTO The law Ct nations. which she must see d "
truth under The guse Of reciprocal right, yrlua'
cesson To Great Rrtalno the power to subject every We
smiling within certain atitndcs 10 the most veNa'loi'
tenian, and perhaps 10 insulting eXactlons. Ieii'i
+ No. the / rer' Cabinet anticipates war between
" 40 "a lanchlrr." Is Nj Cam nc s"ne N'ii =
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SELLkNfs OFF
AT PRICES TO SUIT puE T.us

No. }. PIRNlS, informs his customers and the
- public generally, that as the season is nearly gone
or selling Hinfc Goods, he is determined from this day
10 give great Bargains in
Btmhefs Ftanaets, iicrinoes SatiiieHs Kea,ucb,
and Home SPIN Jeans Hooten Socks and Stockings
shmrS q all kinds, Cloths and Cassimeres, Bonba.iies
oTcass'aas, and StrV Goods generally
He has lately added Ia his stock of BoNsrrs Pr,
noNs, CALIcors, SILK Goops, and Hosiery Ct all
kinds which will be sold at very reduced prices.
JOHN J. PI RVS
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NEW YORK. March 81.

New YORK. March 81.
MrLANeHoLY SrIcIDE,-We just hear with un-
iegned regret, that Lieut.. Jno. Carroll. native OF
Kentucky, and attached TO the L. $ brig Borer now
lying al the Navy Nark, committed suicide this morn
me by shooting himself through the head with pistol
tie had charge of the deck, and fired the fatal shot
about . o'clock this morning, and fell dead the spot
MI carroll had Tor some days been melancholy, and
owiug-as is believed, tor nothing is known-io de-
engagements IN his private affairs, committed the fatal act
this morning.
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IN q. Crescent.
ConL1nntioa n Die hlrasion of 1Iras.

HE arrival oi the steamboat Col. Woods, from
Galveston, whence Size wasd,spatchcd the I'D brings
The confirmation ol the invasion Of Texas by over
~heiugng Mexican force II appears that the retreat
Il The hieAeans from San Antonio, was device 10 al
'ufe the Gekan Taofs. assembled IN haste, IN 90 IN
t4fsAt tHlafe teA were iolly drilled and disciplined
>a'fai after Tie steamship Neptune LEFT Galveston
sisrh feSl l#ftgd The retreat Of the hleNeans from
- Naon;aa an sspr9s Arrived bringing intelligence ii
.s 1saat - -tA0 msn Dn the Matlmaras road towards
'zaFa ans ~ rug iH,'so additional troops on the
$500 fzz.. H#-i5Hta@ tisa San Anlaio. he forces
$50 zttazA 's##.fad Nah Ani"me. constituted the
'tz 49,. = .a, 1850. under TIE command ol as
t=s- r - H-ss' re Is That the IeNan amy OF l50U
e#z s l#'.#ss re-, Mi follow Tie retreat nj the van
,#t=.- z a-s-Hi within The fawersl lhe mafu army.
'sis7 f=-. = . tH.> news. which "as brought To
N3f=s - $50. = -ssf tnrti9ns, rendering lis truth
.@s>t> 49, 'NHii''fe ct iglance IN Galveston
Despatched p.#t tat e. tins CITY. and few hours al
'ss'safs RE si'4sa1 tsl GODS. The plot boat has
nas g n0raed y" Orleans. The Col. Woods met
win favorable weather. and eaHe to ON leyoc IN about
% A'uIs
From hc Ga'resi@ .ldreriiscr n lie 22d
The following reached Us This morning bv Mr. < Nh
slus, Who lcit AialagoIda at noon ON S,tur,,v II ;t
be Observed HAT the fact. stated are from ,,o dis5n,
s,or,,s e''
r,u. r.,;-......c,, ~. r..,.
:, :, :, = ." ''o'' IN ''''f"s'
inc COMMITTEE ol safety Oh the county OF Naa
g7fa'' present to your consideration the llowlng facts
Jus' received. from ei'rfs dated the 9Th inst, from
men VI "hoh We nave Tho utmost confidence we extract
u, IA, ol'9",'3 nom MI Pleasant 10 ms sister, Mrs.
ls'f dated 'eiona 2lil INST: 'irem Mexican nlor
nation received on the 10Th, there Wondlo LOO men
at Nan falflto' 'hr advance guard OF 1900"
! rom pf. \, VI. Levy same date: ''Some friendly
M'Aean7 Ios' III camp, report that lhue were 5000
Ne\icmN advancing on the lower country by lie MaIa
ID g. II ~ I Nm Ant,
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DISPATCHES TO TEX,S Z1bo Nm. n

DISPATCHES TO TEX,S-Tho Now n,
leans Bee says that Mr.. Spencer son Of The Secro,
Of War, arrived in New Orleans on the DIST with des
patches for President Houston, Of Texas. and left lbc
same evening in the steamship New York Tor Gll,as
ton. The Dec regards II as somewhat curious that Mr.
1Peo"r applied to the Mexican Consul at New Orleans
Tor a passport 10 travel through Texas Tho Roc
says-he Consul refused To give him one: bn, counter
signed his credentials received from the United >.aes
Government.
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~ ~ ~ - =! HE.J - % s.,

uif. subscriber Is noW prepared to furnish any fam
ny desiring the above instrument, upon the most
liberal terms, and from the approved Manufactures
IN inc mtfd States. The justly deserved reputation
obtained by the different makers has been 81 much land
d through the public press. that any remarks of his
would be unnecessary upon the present OCCASION He be
ing known as a manufacturer OF the instrument can re-
commend the Pianos made by the df3 .s#l r.tsbI;,b
mfh'S' as inferior to none in the ~ou. An mat he re
quires is trial and if the purchaser * not ncasol ,
tile instrument, it can be returned
w. p, GREENE, Agent.
" All Pianos sold by Will be packed and sent to
distance IN the country free Of expense 5 Thcvwill
also be kept IN order year without any claroe To fl
year regularly. '''''
Sept Is -
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A CARD.

being the desire OF Mr. Addison Irvine. TO with
= draw from the business in consequence Of his wish IN
move to Meadsville, we will from this time Offer a,y
SOoDo at very reduced prices in order to effect thai
object as speedily as possible.
e invite our customers and all others wishing 10 buy
mcan and examine our stock-I will be found to con
sst Of MANY VERY DESIRABLE GOODS
WHITE, TARDY & IRVINE
-sA'''"f l. II
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,.,..,., a.,..n ADJtr,NT GEaERAL's OFFICE,
Udsh1gfon March % Isl II.

" dSiHgf0n .1iGrch - IL l.
Tie following order received from the Secretary Of
" ar IL published for the government Of the army
WAN DEPARTMENT, March y. 1872.
l. \, portion d the country along the western Dor
Gers 81 Arkansas and Louisiana may become the theatre
oi active military operat ms and il is desirable on
uany accounts that direct communication should be had
with lhc scat afGoyenen in relation To those opera
ions. in The with the peninsula Of Flor
da, the President directs that Brig General Taylor.
now having charge Of Military Deparn ent No. 2 as
snme the command Of all the troops that now are or
hereafter may BE- ordered 10 that Department. and that
lac adopt all proper preserve the neutral rca
lions oil the ncd States. aud 10 afford protection and
security 10 the frontier He will maintain direct cor
rospandcuce with General Headquarters at Washington.
whence he Will receive ms orders, and here only he
will be responsible. Copies Of his reports will as usual
e transmitted 10 the Headquarters Of the Western D
vision.
H. The President directs that hereafter all officers Of
every branch o the service assigned TO duty the Sc
ennd Military Department shall only be relieved or be-
transferred through the orders Of the General or other
eftr commanding the troops IN that Department; and
when 1t may be necessary TO withdraw any officer OF the
STAFF from duty there, the requisite instructions will b.
gwen through the Adutani Generals flee.
III. Officers If the General Staff serving in the Sc
cond Military Department. will report To- and receive in
sircons from, the officer assigned the command Of
thai Department.
", The relations rNsiins between the city Of New
Orleans and the Western Geographical Division. in con.
ncNien with the exposure OF that city attacks from
broad. render proper 10 place it IN charge Of the Gen
eIaI commanding that Division. The President there
FIRE, directs that much of the State of Louisiana AS
lie, east ofthe Mississippi river shall in future be ncor
l"raod with and form part Of the Western Division
Hy order J. {. SPENCER
Il. JoNrs, .HjHaW Gcacrd
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citizens have by voluntary contributions chartered, armed
an1 equipped Two private yesscs aud sent them to The
coast ri Mexico Every citizen in Galveston who bas
moi oi lar the army, is consnntly employed in erecting
batteries fDr the defence Of the place"
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LATEST FROM FIonIn,

LATEST FROM FLoRIDA.-rho Savannah
l'ePVoNean nas received intelligence o,n orda to tho
i0th instant Which confirms previous reports that the
war Is speedily coming To close. Mai Bclknap has
tnNersed the sWampS and hammocls of Southern Fori
tn Tor 1--we continuous months. On the 18th inst h,
sent to Tampa Bay p Indians, and a few DAYS preyi
Gus about as many more lie is still pursuing his plan
and will be Instrumental in elcctinr much tvars III,
termination Of the Florida campaign.
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T0meotic fiItrtti0cnrr.
APPOINTMENTS BY TIE PRESIDENT.

By and uilh he odrice aad coeseh # The Sei,ote.
rnoNAs NJ RopsEy, Of Delaware, Consul Of tie |
ncd States for the port d Nafanzas.
BLsJAaiE P,rrEHsos Marshal Of the United siates
f,r the Northern Distinct q Alabama, from the sih Of
May. s12, when his present commission viii expire.
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''>1'N' Uastngfon, March 20, 1872.
The sixth regiment Of Infantry al Jefferson Bar
racks. viii proceed without delay, by the most exped
tious route Ia Fort Tuwson. Five companies Of the first
Dragons will be detached from Fort Lcayonworth. with
orders 10 proceed without loss Of Time 10 Fort Gibson
1hrColono and Lieutenant Colonel. commanding the re
ameats, will fepoh 10 Brgador Genoral Taylor, com
manding the second military department.
The company Of The frst regiment Of Infantry,
at jefferson Barracks will lake post at Font Ieaycn
worth. Il. JONES, .Hjpiam Gcaera
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7ze terrific death # Robert Foar. # 7faa,

y =
Tie notorious Col. Potter formerly Of North Carroll
Is no InoTe he Caddo Gazette gives The partcu
lars Of his death, which caused by bcap Shot with his
own gun. RY,e, the man who shot him, WIS ct one
Time his dearest tHead, hut they fell abeu piece #
land Il widow Of sc brother settled on which pat,r
claimed Alter his return from Congress, Potter with
party o! men, went II .aso > house, 10 ahc linn and
chastlsc probably 10 kill HIM, but he managed % escape
Rose determined 10 do The same 10 Pottcr-'fhc ga
zcttc account Of the affair continues
On the morning Of die lst instant the PARTY or Res,
reached the house OF Potter b. fore any his people were
up, and scattered themselves the stable Several Of
potcrs friends remained with Ian that night and as
they came 10 the stable next morning 10 feed their hor
thay seized by one and put under such du
rance to be unable to give any alarm. In tbs man
ner they succeeded IN capturing SIX. As the seventh
man came ou he esped X sc and pied to return
the house, but before he could reach il, the contents ola
double barrel shot GUN poured into his back and he
fell. The noise oi the gun the first Inlation Of
the enemy that Potter had lie spang from his conc
seized his gun and ia his night CLOTHES rushed from the
house forabuut Two hundred yards lbs speed seemed
10 defy his pnrsuers, bu gettlngen nged III thehc.
he WAS captured.
Rose told him lie intended to act a generous part and
give him chance FIR lis Lie. He hcn told Potter he
might rln. and should not IT, interrupted TILL he reached
certain distance. Potter started at the cpIunand and
inst Impulse was 10 Jump III the water and dive fr it,
which he did Rose Vas eli, b1hInd hIn. and formed
his men Oh the bank ready 10 shoot him rs he Fuse III
few seconds he came up 10 breathe, aud scarce lad his
head reached tie surface Of tie water hen ii Vas com
Peicy nddled with the shot d t guns, and he suu To
rise ma more.
The prisoners who were talen in tie morning are re
ported 10 h3Y' leen cut nPpccemcal and thrown into
the lake. OF this, however, We are not certain. hut
Judging from the caraetcrol Mr. Rose we fear II is toe
true HE man who WAS shot III the back was SUPPOSED
tobe dead. and they left linn. Report says he oct IN
III the evening and travelled TO Marshall
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complimentary Ball is TO he given at Washington ia
VI, Clay, ON the Eth April, the anniversary of his
6f'h, fuly,tWo managers have been appoiotcl-26 on
behalf OF the Senate and House OF Representative, and
"a on behalf OF the citizens Of Washington
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The New York papers state that the interest due or
the National Debt ON the LIST Apr, is provided aud will
be paid on that day. -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-07

Thomas Lloyd, Collector of the City Revenue, New
York. has disappeared, and left in his account
OF some $4,000
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company of seventy enugra,ts well armed and Q
luippod, left Mobile the 2!th utmo fer Texas on an
elpLmug erpcdilon.
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Mr.. Graan. the British Consul at Boston. is po,,, i
Sew York. awaiting the arrival of Lord Ashburton
Vii ny. TIN British minister. Is also expected ,lar
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Lord Morpeh was passenger in the llayne from
Charleston Ia Havana ~
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CITY SUBMEhGFD-Tlc Cincinnati Rcpul Ii
can Of March ~ says that the Mississippi according 70
reports by steamboas,ls remarkably HIGH stare II
adds afro, at Inc mouth Of the Gho. which NIL
lions Of mpucy have been usecssy thrown away, is com
pletcly submerged; 50 is ShawueetoWn.
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sek'. a. rs. ssgExa,glSf7.
.ssfFsSs E,G..' Fsg5'Y'ksy

i ~ taken his office at Mr.. Robert Morris, Hotel
n corner Of Main street and lanyard Alley, and lle
hopes, from experience Of nine years practice in Lis
proi'sslon to continue 10 meet with Liberal share u
public patronage.
Feb. 10 l2m if
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From The .Nadisonian orfra.
HE MEAlCANS RETREATING FROM
trE\,Si

we have Just received the following highly important
information
Extract from letter from Mr. Eve Charge d'A1aircs
State, dated "
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-07

PENNSlINANlt IMPROVEMENTS 1,ac
decided vote Of Is To i. the House q Representatives
Of Pennsylvania, Friday last determined Ia suspend.
until further legislative action, al the Pubic Works.
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TEE pAekAE1 ROAVS.
.s.. v - 49, 81,
LtDaGs' FINE SHOES AND
EtEn

IA lSSf.S' fine Shoes and slippers
Na Chldren'S do do do
Just receiyeda j. G. MFEN'S.
March ~ .u-ut
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"GALvrsros, March 10Th, 1912.
Sunshine wrote you on the 10Th inst news has
reached here by express that the Mexcans have aban
doned SAP Antonio, and that General Buresn the Vice
President, and General Johnston with twenty five
hundred Texans, were in pursuit of them Since the
proclamation OF general Arsia and The letters of Santa
Anna to Colonel Bee and General Hamilton have been
published, the President Of Texas has issued his praca
nation that the with Mexico shall never cease until
VI Aleo acknowledge he independence If Texas III,
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t,rc.l Bnlail has upwards # oNg SnEEo MAR
-f4.Aurg.. irtast re lure bui TWO.
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SHfricc au0 Jerao.
NEWS FROM TExAS.-NEW ASPECT OF
AFFAIRs.-INNASlON OF MENIcO

1'hc Picaynne OF the 23d brings US the following a
grceahlc information. Il now appears that the bot
placed on the other leg, aud tie Texans will move upn
Mexico forthwith
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AtAfIERS

Tue news FROM Aiaea is zaid Ia be very favorable T.,
the lreach t'everumenl. and AID Il Nader apf,ars g.
he r-ae@-i - great rNt.ay tn, agt IF a Fla~5nu
sss ss2Nc~ - b 81 G,ueb e,ng the last p.stof The
sesA@ o. & she fHaf. Wa entirely d,ln,,a ou III,
81. F.,sa .rs an ss g. fty, made f,f .ubp,,s
szsa- H. ia, - & Ysu 4s4 ssr.rlin- L. the IN
'.ll'gs7sc fat'he- Pas. Aa4 q nader Is driven
eiosc NJ to lhc Nar.ssa iGaas,r.
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JOB PisaN'rl.<;

ootC ARE trtth McNf.ttss y Gc,nni
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Correspondence Of The Joonai q Commerce.

4 better business has been done in Tobacco the last
month, and the sales sum mp 1870 hhds. co. of which
Were ior export, 29 TO the home trade go for Ireland
- Tor scotland. and LIS for resale Kentucky stem
meg has SOD i"wer, and ID 10 I'D the highest
price; good Kentucky leaf becomes scarce. and bJe,s
are asking an advance upon the late low sales. The
s.ock IA warehouse the 18th ult was 1896 hhds anans
oH2 hhds. same time last year