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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-08-28

Extract Of a letter from a gentleman in
!, Ne,rberry to friend in This Village,
dated "NEwBERRY, Aus.2
A sad eccidenr happened here this morn
ing, a young man by the name of T. G.
Ruff was accidentally killed by James Y.
Harris, Tavern keeper. Harris went 10
borrow RS pist oil, Ruff gave it to him aud
turned ronnd to gel the ramrod, when Har,
ris, NOT knowing that the pistol was loaded,
pulled the trigger, the contents of which
entered Mr.. kuf1's back. He died in about
forty minutes after The accident"
Al al election held on Saturday evening
last, in the Palmetto Fire Company, the
following gentlemen were elected Officers
for the ensuing year:
C. II. GOODMAN, President,
ST GOODE, v. Presd't.
J. A. WILLIAMS, sec'ry s. Tres'r.
H. r. MURRAY, Chief Engineer,
], A. BLAND. Assistant E.
E. C. REMER, 1sl Director,
WIN. BURT, 2Gd Do.
L. GOODE. 3rd Do.
N. RAMEY, 4ih Do.
W W + HAEKI5; HnnSMAN Ax-men.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-08-28

In slate or.mennhab absence. a. visclons
Young man demanded7the han9'o ORA young
'lddy, and only perceived fiserrer when t'e pc
got her fathers foot. =. :. - -.-.-.., /
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-08-28

A few days since, says The Abbcville
Banner. we had the pleasure of meeting
with the Hon. Geo. Mc Duffie, a, The Dia-
mond Springs, in this District, where he
intends spending a few weeks. His health
is improving, aud he seemed in fine spir-
lis. We trust the quiet oflhis place. to-
gether with the mineral water, which he
says has fine effect upon him, will rein.
state him in his health, and The lhunders of
eloquence yet be heard a, The capi,oi.'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-08-28

we copy from tne Cn9rleston CourieT'
the letter Of The Honorable w. F. Colcock,
Speaker of The House Of Representatives
oflbe Legislature, ID the editor of that pa.
per. Mr.. Colcock las present al The Bluff.
ron dinner which was recently given in
honor of Mr.. r. B. Rhelt. IL seems that
he has been held responsible by some per-
sons. for the "sayings and doings" on that
occasion. Ii has been asserted that he set
himself up in opposition to Mr.. Calhoun.
This he roundly and unequivocally denies.
We take no part in the controversy be-
tween Mr.. Colcock and his opponents in
this matter, but we deem il an act Of jus:
tice 10 this gentleman who occupies high
position in the Stale, to lay his vindica.
tim of himself before our readers.
There is one part of his letter to which
we, and we believe, nne-tenths ofthe peo-
Pile of this State, most heartily respond
Il speaks Of Mr.. Calhoun as ga great and
good man." 10 these days of doubt and
distrusi, thank heaven. we have one man at
least in w hom we can con6de. Weregret ek
ceedingly.that in any portion of our State
any sentiment or remarks should have
been uttered which would imply the least
distrusl of this spotless patriot. We hope
that those persons who have put forth any
publications in The slightest degree derosa-
tory 10 the elevated character Of this gem
tleman, erred more from the head than
The heart. We must believe that their zeal
inlhe cause S. Carolina, led Them astiay.
South Carolina owes too much TO JOHN
c. CALHOUN, TO distrust him now.
For nearly half century, he has
labored most faithfully IN her service and
he has never faltered.' Never for mo-
menr has be relaxed his efforts for The
promotion Of her prosperity, and the pre-
servation Of her rights and her spotless
honor. In his sagaeity and prudence we
have The fuIles, confidence. To him
we look as our polar star, by1 whose
mild and steady light, our ship Of State,
now driven to and fro on the Jililaws, OF
strife, will ride securely into the haven OF
peace and union.
The Elections. Sla:es. yiz:N.
Carolina, Kentucky, Illinois. Missouri. In
diana, Alabama. and Louisiana have all
recently elected their Governors, Congress.
men and Members to the Legislature
Four of the seven have, beyond doubt,
gone for The Democracy by increased ma
jorilies, whilst the other three have barely
gone for The Wings. In North Carolina.
Graham, the whig candidate, who run as
an Annexation man, was elected by about
$500 majority. fn Is42 The State gave,a
whig majority Of 5000; and in 1910, Har-
|; rison's majority was 10000, showing clear
mhig loss of 10000 voles. Kentucky,
which gave Harrison ID 1910 a majority
of 25,Oe0 gives Owsley, whig, majority
of about S. 600, notwithstanding there were
$1,000 more votes polled this yeart tlranlin
1910; another aohig loss Of at least 900.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-08-28
EDGEFIELD CHI.
WEDNESDAY. AuGusT 2e, 1874:
ave DiH cling TO The Pillars ofthe Temple Of
durLiber.es and fit must fall, weDill Perish
amidst the Ruins. !"

Democratic Re Anneratien Ticket.
FOR PRESIDENT.
JAMES X. POLK. Of Tennessee.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
GEORGE NJ. DALLAS. Of Penn.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-08-28
correctI

The Crops.-From all quarlefs of The
Dislric, from which we have hoard The
Corn crop will be an average one; and in
some sections Of our District the farmers
will make al least third more than they
made last year. The most ofour planters &
farmers have cdntneuced picking out their
Cotton, and some have already sent small
quantities to market. If we have q late
and favorable fall, we expect fully as much.
if not more, will be gathered this han was
made last year. Pease and Potatoes have
both improved since the late rains. Corn
and Meal sold here last week at 40 aud
as cents per bushel.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-08-28

The Mehodtsts.-From the, minutes of
the Annual Conferences ofihe Methodist
Episcopal Church for the year lS43-44,
iusr published. tsays the N. Y. P"st) ',aP-
pears that the nett increase oi members
during The year, was l02, 1881. This, added
10 The increase of the previous year, name
IL. I54,624. makes the unPrecedeuted,ln-
crease OF 267 ass in, the short period OF
two wears, land the whole number of men,
hers Of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
l, Ia. 1856. The number ofthe travelling
preachers. or regular clergy, Is4'2e@; oil
The superannuated, or worn onttravelllng
preachers, $780,, and that, of the locator
iay preachers, S.OS7. Total number Of
preachers, l2.706. In other wofds, the
number of .Me,hodists Preachers N inc
United States and Texas, exceeds that OF
the standing army ofthe -Uuited States.
!, is.a fact worthy of notice, ,-lhat oui OF the
whole number Of travelling preachers u
was. found necessary to-expel only Two
from the conneXion. The numoer, ol
Withdrawals was thirty-one." IVA :i1
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-08-28

MR. TYLER's WIrHDRAwAI.-In con.
sequence of The press Of other matter. we
have been forced 10 lay over, until next
week. the able letter of Mr.. Tyler, declin-
ing the canvass for he Presidency.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-05
A l. y NV Lock OSPIT l.
ESTABLISHED
GEN. GEORGE COOK. L. r. u.
-RETURNfD FPON ENGLAND

-RETIRNfD FPOM ENGLAND
CoNTlNUFS 10 be consulted con1dentially,
y No Norton 81, Albany. y. Y.
Tins Phlapthrep.c Institution. established
4 y 1850. universally spoken Of n the yarlans
pefo dlcals Ct the present age, Is an ef1fce;
located In retired fart Of the CIV, detached
from any place Of public resort whatever; tda
whole of the building - occupied by patients
each having their own room, and not subject
TO be the observed Of all observers. br Cooke,
founder r the HosNital, - The only resident
Phvsiclan. and deYotes his whole time and at
teuhon to the welfarP o the unfortunate. The
Offices for consultation, conveniently arranged,
arc on the nroued floor; tic Hosrlal MP stairs,
is also rep etc with every facility for the leccy ry
OF tents,'
For he cure of The worst forms Of Venereal
Disease Gravel Seminal Weakness. Gleet,
Structure in The 1rethra Imnetency, Svphili1
and Gonorrhea, Generative aud Nervous Dehll
NY, Mercurial and n Other diseases nj the SKIN,
and affections oi the frlnarV organs, m Their
most r1aonant and advanced stages, Pr Coofe
is acknowledge 70 be much celebrated II is
proverhial that n 7 diseases of this class snppos
ed to he lncnrabe by others are apuv aud
conveniently rem died hv nr Cooke without
more than ordinary trouble, '-famhas with the
practice Of medicine. he Inevitably cures has
own Patents and very frequently the Fa tents Of
other nhVelc1aBs.
nr Cooke il The oldest adyertisine Physician
in the CITY of Albany n Y.-hIs medical talents
arc unrlva led
Among the most ceehra ted shvslcians of tho
aoo is Gen Cooke, NJ D. l. l. y. Of Albany, Ny
the founder of tho Albany Lock Hosnlial. He
is mentioned in the highest terms OF prase far
his benevoence and philanthropy, not on lY BY
editors Of newspapers, bui his worth 70 rroelalm-
ed by the lecturer on literature and from the
sacred desk DEM crdtic (Pdl Bdnrfr.
/ ~'Whenever thu unfortunate con sult Dir Cooke,
Of Albany. they are very politely conducted To =
spacious prlvatn o1icr. tltersllY crow cd with
credentials Of the highest or1tr, in large class
frames, subject 10 the pspeciie1 of Is patteh1 :
very few men have the honor TO holt such
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-05
G "a FEE ggws o
snMilTnING NEM.

4, + WFTNORF q co hovo inst opened a
I new and CHEAP FUR Nj SHING WARE
HOUSE at No .. North Howord 8. Baltimore,
NEARLY opposite the Wheotfeld Inr0 where
they intend to keen on hand an extcn sive assort-
mont Of Fancy Hardteare cutlery d German
All kinds Of Japanned and Britannia Ware.
Lamps. Girandoles, Tea Trays Of all kindsi
Clocks, Plated Ware, Tin, Wooden anG Willow
Ware.
Cbeap Kitchen Furniture, cooking Utensils
and egery variety of useful and fancy House
Persons iust commencing house keeping will
here find every article for Their convenience at
the lowest New York prices.
Country Merchants and others visiting Ba'u-
more are invited IN call.
\ Goods sold On commission At me man
factnrer prices No2 Howard ST. Baltimore
oct Ppm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-05
~ $50 WINYrP
DRY GOODS


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faHfaH rI.il ami I'll, '.5.'ul. ',u h'..9l
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cotton cocker l.f n g1so' "I 'IN "
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dos Ranprts Gfl 100" guy CIV rs I"r va
tIa,k crane, W '..''..I--' i'-in 'eT'3' ana
boz. - - '"H'S ''u I'u GOODS Tor
h,fr 49, ,,i L. ''" T., ',' !'rc siH'' mo-
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r II qu#ss J,c',,. 'I' "'', ~ anu ,
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90 '' ''hIH SH-PtNHFlN r. ''tultt- .
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-05
FARE REDUCED
r . CIN CI.NN 4 II

wrEIT., MOORE s cos. Fast aIai Coach
"a leaves Wheeling daily al { q clock NJ. Il
hours to Cincinnati.
Pilot Conch leavrs Wheeling daily at o'clock
A NJ. IS hnurs 10 Cincinnati.
DTALLMABGE'S Good Intent Coa1n leaves
Wheeling daily at 6 o'clock A NJ, As hours to
Ma'svile Ky.
Extras furnished on the above lines to par
t,s. with the privilege II sleepn5 or travelling
a night as they may with.
ONCE No3i Water ST. lst door below the [
feb J nESKfHEN, Agent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-05

-ARaI FOR SAT.F-The subscribers oilers
II orsale valuable farm containing l2I -
acres. well watered-a rInnlng stream 'hT'u%h
eocb feld-iays well for cultivation ana n
6gb siaieofnnrovemenr, under sood II lrne'H ,5c
rta,ais about 80 or a. acres cleared iand' me
l ,e,, a,elltimhpred A good and convenient
o 'Io s[sr %f SMoIiog bonsc with boCs buildos
y" % water @f he kitchen door Th or choice
mundane Of tfn po .TGe' pmm Cherry de-.
enGt1i a5oao farm il situated mile vest OF
c phe P3eS on the Nauono roae and ~ nile
from fIoydsville, Belmont county ohI@, FG+
further particulars enquire o. inc VI
tho piemlses. , > y nnTT..Op yVbaoiiugVa
1un 'ld IN ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-05
PAINTING,

ID CRIMSON X HUI l.. HOUSE. SIGN AND
4 RNAMENTAL PAINTERS, No l25 Wes
side Min ST. always prepared with the best
workmen and material Ia execute all orders IN their
lin, in the hest STYLE and At the lowest rites.
Every description Of SIGN PAINTING OR GIL.
DING done IN Inc best manner. may 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-05

ID K N-G 90 :.


NU uEISkELI. III. iasf reeefseH IrH
A.. yal..a Iafsp .I.aA ol Gaaj. s,hllh Ia
~ e.. .l.,.,.o.. ann. le .nfas..ed p.l.#.
csfd enc
wishing = fofehasr me Hes' '''a5s Al .'s i.N -
prIpes vi do well 10 cal and etamlae his si2fs.
ee3i
TtAsIIMERE p'Eea.~e ut laic1 s3'es md all
4 uiahlir. Pans BEras.c. Grape h lean and
be- saTas'rd IL a'Y o.aef i'1iAs
sepil y 'iii.'N LII
uNf.AiD. Plain anil Figured Alparas French and
f,yb.h Nerlna. Ereaeh Gfa. 0iler Cblalz.
a,s.bmf rs and nfher NV sf,le American Chhiz-
H., ,.fe,,eJ and for .alr Inr ~
WV IL q " uf1SKrLI,s
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h"nr 'li"t'" 10 Ai'H'i'..'i ~ ~, -
'4~fAt> plL RIM nh .l,,t,,o I,s,,,,o. SILKS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-05

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-05
RARNuM,S HOTEL.

Near The BALTIMORE and Ohio Rad Rood Deep
CrMBFRLANp, MD.
TNHIS elegant and spacious Hotel, recently erect
ed by Col. {. NJ Thrnslon has been leased
nv the Subscribers for term Of years Il combines
all rhe Modern improvements. having large mum
her Of Parors. with Aleove' for the accommodation
of families and others wishing comfort and ense.
The whole house has been furnished WIN ne"
and handsome furniture throughout and he best
ooois md servants procnrel 10 I'll nll departments
The nronrieiors nnller themselves lhat from a
l,nc e,nerience in the husinrss, they will render
,boir bonse equal to avn establishment in The eonn'
inv. and thcy respectfully solicit the patronage Of
lheir friends and the public.
Cumberlaad, ap 3-6m BAkNuM ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-05
ROPES. ROPES.


THE subscriber has removed his Cordase
Srore, to The stand formerly occupied by
Dare 4. Hose rs Hat Store. lawn laree
STOCK on hand Of Ropes. Ped Cords ard Twires.
Of every descr ntion. which will be sold low. for
cash or hartere1 for Rerswav. Ginseng or FlaX-
seed at cash prices. The public are respectful
" reanes,ed to give HIM a call before nnreha :
ing elsewhere. Oh ARlES n Btltkn
aug 9--iy Head of Water street.
NtAPS. CAPS!-Received this day nj The In
j shianable choan Hat and Can Store NJ
Harper. corner Of Man and Union Slreeis-a large
assortment IF fashionable cap, comprisi'f ~ FIJI
lowing kiads: -
Gents Naval Blue cloth caps
N,urbs a.
Bows figured yegeieen
Infants
On hand nj all mes tho real CLAW or Ashland Hat
together with MI other kinds usually 'Sorn-lowef
bon can he sold in the city Cal md sae.
oro * SAMUEL HARPER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-05

THAT'S, HATS, HATS.-MCaIlam' lf9
IL Main 81, has now on hand a large assortment
of Has Of his own manufacture consisting o, every
variety. shape and quality worn, ana "hl'h ne j.
determined to dispose Of al wholesale or h''a''' AZ
'.,.as ~ ann the times. Country Merchants nre
,,o.,ed IN coll and examine his stock previous 10
purchasing elsewhere. ,.rI,.,
oclT y = ~ -.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-05

BeS GOODS.-Rich and elegant Cash
ere De Ecosse. Lnw priced ID do. oi eFeH
satin Striped Cashmeres something enlfe
IA Ind beautiful; A fchan Satins; Shhsan''
- &c; with a great variety Of other new
~ dresses at
"a sRNSENEY & RHODES.
T. DRESSES "A nrae loi OF Cashmere De
eese. Mousline de LANES, Chamel,ons DC o.
"a zen 81 MARSlIS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-05
Z Consumption.

pr nrNcA1.s FNfFeANf4oa aFAf.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-08

State debt for the purpose of bringing the West into closer
composition
FLouR-0enesee il down little. Our quotations now
81 GOT a - 62}.
The last Racine Advocate says that there purchas
cd and stored at that place last winter 40 900 bushels
wheat which the extent of the storage accommoda
tons There now building three large warehouses
capable Of storing $4,000 bushels making the whole
storage accommodations for 40 600 bushels The Adyo
The receipts at Buffalo. Monday were Is 1874 barrels
Of -four and ~ eo5 bushels Of wheat The wheat market
rather brisk Some lots Of Ohio and Wisconsin
brought 81 cents.
HAY-rhe receipts down the river ore to very mode
rate extent while the demand is very limited Common
qualities bale sell at 81 &c., prime sells "a wanted at
ACC.
WHsxEY-Drudge casks are still held at &c.. without
sales prison barrels dull a3lc
EsrAIr-The following sales Of real estate were
Inc lot OF ground Fourth street. next TO the east
. corner OF Macdougal street. ... sc 900
House known as No No. Pelham street, and lot II
feet by 50 feet. ................. IOa5
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-08
Provision Market.

Atnis season OF the year. markets and meat shops
are not so snowy in heavy superior beef still
many oil them exhibit fine quarters We noticed
tine mutton, veal and lambsmall meats desir-
able in warm weather.
Poultry the same as last week young chickens
coming in very freely.
The dsh markets exhibit the usual variety bass
and l2c the ID.
beans and potatoes.
were never plenty Of every variety
ine apple victoria ovey, and the field garden kind
they vary in price according to the size of the basket
from 2sc by the 100 baskets, to 7 and l0c =
Cherries are very plenty at AMI 7c. the ID. :.
The appearance Of the Philadelphia country produce
market, on Thursday, elegant. There moth ing
which the human appetite could desire but presented it
self Meats, fish, vegetables. fruit &c were in great
abundance and sold At prices within the reach of all Ex
celent fresh butter sold at IL 6c per ID eggs - lac
per dozen; new potatoes &c per ID cucuinbers lac
each Strawberries ~ 20c per quart cherries sc.
per ID and ether articles in proportion
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-08

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Home Ports.
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to G s Hsr s'ds.
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aI Townsend l"ssl-' aud Alexander '''H''' fh''
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FpdcoT phadpaa; Teeum,eh' Child, and Meditsrar saa
WWAnn,s, anef-Ar Mesmors, Luther from pcmar.ra
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sh.,, ,na Ls., fsss,rs.: FsI,di r. "'''' laws
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FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
VIOLATION OF THE GAME LAWS


THE New vok spor.%tn'. Tub, HEREBY offer IS Re ~ad
4 the aad Club his Office No 20 Chambers
CITY of Ne~ Yok. of person kne wing his
WOodcock betw the lt day of February ard
the LIST day OF July in any yea, or osny peoa kill
having in his Patr"ge Quail SIN
Of ia, uarv sud the 23h day Of October any year
Said Information be such will obtain the conviction
and enforc ment OF eNe of RI. folio wing 'ties
Sec No person shall kill any Qas. or P r,riAges IN
either of the counties Of Nep York Kings, Qussn1 and
estchester between the h Of January the 18th day
October. - -
Sec Whoever shall oferd against the provisions Of he
last preceding sections and II P,r,riigs Qu4 shall
forfeit for Quail or Partridge 81 kill tn. sum Of 81
sec :: Any rsrson y no iba sale PARTRIDGE
Quail 10 eitrer Of the SAID counties respectively shalt
purcte or procure or sha have III his
said Game ia either Of he sa qah,s during The time
when the killing Of he Game rronbtted by law. hall
d,-med ulty of killing tn said Game ard liable the pen
ainss established, wr'hn the time ~ h Nifed. 4
Sec The penalty for killing Woodcock wi hin the lime
phb!ed b. law increased to IS for Woodcock killed
nna tins enay imposed upon who shall ee
kill or purchase "r have IN his posseson Woodcock within
tn time pro 1blted
Sessions Laws 1897 Chapter 20.
JAMES McGAY, Attorney at Law.
20 CHAMBERS
j,8 lt*m Secretary IN the ". Y. Sport.nen's Cub.
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WILDER'S PATENT FOR SALE.

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selling wilder, Ptvnt shfmander Book ssie. 10 IN
iobnwn g places -Psnnsyyrnia, Maryland Ohio Michigan
~ Louis ADD New Orleans other ns
e new rnslasd Stit.s ~ h rtae Of New
pfsei to negotiate, could be furnished with ,kf wors
nea, COMPETENT to manage branch Of the bu,ins r.
fJpiren N1sO could have IN Lock Bu
iafdware manufacturing eabi hm,It IL de.rd TO pefsur
established disposed either of the above
fs with tw" thr ehOu aud dollars CAPITAL can eye n.
ewes Of successful al busins for sars bond or .ats
'cio secufity viii be rqned, that the refsots cense
woon promptly pay the centase the sales e h
,th-d eios which will be The consds The
license; aud so TO manufacture according To the ,ec ca0s
uInsea For more particular inormatio andre,,
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New Stock Exchange.
State OF Trade.

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are very inactive at 81 b6t 81 62t.
BIrswAy Northern and southern prime yellow We
quote st23I SOC, but the demand is very moderate.
CorroN-The ssies to day amount to sbou, 1900 bales
n Tor exports part in execution of foreign orders and part
shipped ON account of parties here prefer mode
change.
CANAL ToLIs-Tors receives on all the New York State
canals, viz
To the sls May, 1874, (being the hrst "A days
,r o, hav'gst'on1. S5eo7ss 70
oil navigston)' ................. 4sl 2s3 Sc
~, increase Si' sli54sa 80
tide WAGER:
At Albany and West Troy. -. Sal Ksa Al
On products from Western States viz,
At Buffalo and Black Rock, S3I 1906 81
OSweso,. ,.......... 1878 so
A8 1914 90
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