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P,6f5 If Tpgul.a coll dni ie1f1n Lovely female
slave. warm from the n Cfeassia and
ted he seeeal hand may be bought Constantine
pie 1f three hundred dollars. \ lovely female Statue
eai from The marble mountains If Gaura land sp5fless
= The snow, without d1uhf. lately sid by Ar.
P5eer 10 the In. YIN. Preston. for three thousand
doilafs. saae,tins would 10 be wf5na here The
Ghe 'asfa ''-of the Ottoman "proleeiian, "of soma
ting Various questions atise. l. an Original isomau
fsyefile auieel l. the limitation oy Power Of The fab
- II Nature s Go. improvement upon the modell
Is The presence II tie faculty II speech in thu cheaper
toc ans special indication Of preference that be
lad upan IN the buyor Perhaps extensive dealer
cantie problem.
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.g'e3s e % % 4 8 Or g.
yAFJ. a. EAF.:sfe

EsAElNG taken the Sure Ia Naf@ick's New Bull
4 ding next dn1r below Our House, ancay's.) &
Opposite Rod \ Eminefsln's has received and now Of
efs ii and general assortment u Scslaol aud
Miscellaneous Baoks. Stationary, Steel Pens, Inks (re1
hIre. and aack lux Powders, Sealing Wax, Play ing
Cans Backgammon Boards. Fire Screens. House Pa
pr, Ink s,ants Qullls. Waters &c &c. recently select
81 BY himself With much for this markell hase
Wishing purchase articles in hs line invited Ia
cali aud examlae his siaek and extend hm liberal
saare ri lhoir Iatranage.
l. c1aaacan with The Book Store. he will in few
weeks have fitted up and in operation his
BOOK BE.E'DEfss'
AaA be prepared to execute with aal despatch
al NIX nh which he may he favored IN that branch
ot his business II Courts Merchants Bank Off
eTs and al others he furnished al s5ft with
every species Of Record. and Counting House Books
eished n superior and durable STYLE and cheap TERMS
Of his uwn manufacture.
Oct. q Win
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NOTICE.
The kURChbsxs.g .Er1Hc,nu

M ILL be removed on Monday, tlh November. 10
w the new and commoliuus rooms in thu basement
Of the Catholic Church. 5h Street. opposite the resi-
donce Of Samuel &. Nofyell, Esq.
This Institution will be permanent Il is designed as
preparatory school, and will erttIe the student 10 enter
oiea,eed classes in College The Department Of An
cent and Modern Languages, will be under the care OF
IL. II. Smith. graduate Of Union College n Y.
Satisfactory testimonials upon reference 10 circular
OF by calling upon the Principal,
ID. SMITH.
Oct 81 Is
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1Rsts9' !S.zE r..


nV authority Of certain deed of trust executed by
NJ X iherl l.. Coleman and james 2. Coleman, da
ted the 2ls day OF January 1913. and Of record in the
clerks Office Of Amherst county court, the undersigned
Will ON the 9Th day OF November next, II fair, ii not
The next fair day thereafter, offer for sale ut the res
denee OF apt. John Coleman. near New Glasgow, in
Amherst county, the following real aud personal proper
~, 81 50 much thereof will pay and satisfy the bal
snee Of the debt in the said deed mentioned, viz: tho
TRAFT OBJ LAND.
owned by the said Robert L.. Coleman and James =.
Coleman, described as laying upon the waters Of Bula
los River, IN Amherst county, adiainng the lands
then owned by David s. Garland, Judge Thompson
and others estimated to contain
H8SD ceres,
more or less. II being the land upon which Capt,
John Coleman Then resided and formerly owned-Qhe
Improvements are suited 10 gen,ee amy;) and the fol
lowing Slaves. with the increase OF the i,maes since the
date OF the decd. VIZ; Nelson. Madison. Wnson Ben
Dolly aud her child sally Reuben. alas Rendu, Sa
rah, Elmra and her infant child named - Jane
Sally, Molly, Newton, Jack, Henry Edmund and Dick
Terms. at sale.
Whilst the title 10 the above property is believed to
be perfect acting as Trustees shall convey according
ly. s. GARLAND.
ROBERT TINSLEY { i'"s'ees'
Oct % t27N
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REED * g.gasaElgesssiy,

REED * EVE saElEesssS,
a RE Offering Tor sale at the very lowest market
: y prices: at4
Is bags Coffee Rio I.agura Java, &c,
) hhds. N. Orleans, z Rico s. 81. Croix Sugar,
10 buNes l.1af Sugar (assotted,)
Gunmwder, Young Tyson, Imperial and Black
Tea,
Sperm aad Tallow Candles, Seap. Spices. buckets,
nrouns, Olive Oil, Lamp Oh. Port, Madeira,
Sherry Malaga and Claret Mines. with All
other articles in line,
June 4f4 Is
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Administrators sale

SsSSC.
40 Ill. BE SOLD to the highest bidder, on
thursday. the 28th November. 1874. If fai,
II mol The next fair day hereaiter) on credit of %
moaihs tor all sums OF s. and over and for all sums m
der cash will be required, ~
.f0 ehe Personal Property
belonging to TO the estate of the late William Mitchell
OF the county OF Amherst. consisting of the cowinr
property; All the GRIP of Corn, CAS- Fodder and 10
oacco' 'he stock ct Horses, Cattle Hogs and sheen
household and hiichcn Furniture, Plantation Utensils
Ne; Nc; two NEGRO MEN. WOMAN AND
otlli-p' young and likely, aud an cid Woman
oae VIII Commence at O'Clock, A. NJ.
JOIN GARDEN, Administrator
pc,n OF Nilnm Mitchell, d..
. Az persons having claims against he f,ragoo,
and al ,5,s gSa prlSoat lham here tho day of sa e.
a, a. n,Isr nle9led are Requested IA make paymenl %
OF oe0fe al day as Indulgence caanl he
JOHN GARDEN,
NJ Admir- w. NJ
w25N
hsaaNsES
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a f'aiagbk Pu'iet.-Mr Easihanl of WoHaplamp
ton. Preston England has thorough game pullet
haiehed On Easief Tuesday last. which begun laying
when only Il weeks cid. and which, during The last
MONTH ayed two eggs dag ot nine days IN succession,
and day 81 two afterwards again lad.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-11
A Valuable 5'arsm near Lyncs,ssNrc
FoEg S.FEE Gs .RzCT'EO,V.

A Valuable Farm near Lync.,Ssgrg
EoR $.FEE Gt .FaCTKO.y.
hpY virtue Of deed Of trust executed TO VIM. w.
~ Wand and myself by Archibald u. Duke. bearing
late the 23rd March Si3 and of record in the county
court of Campbell, f3 certain purposes therein specified
shall, on the 23l day OF November, 1871, if fair II
The next fair day sundays excepted on the premises,
sell, by way OF public auction, the
EEs CT eF EAVD
known AS the Chestnut llll Tract. formerly owned BY
Il iberi Adams deed, aud about one mile from town ,
and Immediately on the Canal, containing abou,
ESj ACHES.
The improvements are very good IA good Dwelling
House with all necessary out Houses &c and Of
the finest gardens enclosed with stune wall There is
also on this Tract some fine Tobacco Land
Terms Of Sale.-Casa will be required for the firsl
payment Of about Sl50o-tho balance on a credit until
the 23d of March 1915, and the title retained until the
last payment is made. The terms will be more fully
made known the day Of sale. The title to the above
Land IS believed to bc perfectly good but acting
tee shall only convey such title is vested in me by
virtue Of said decd. J. H. TYREE,
Surviving Trustee,
Oct. 81. I'm
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t.skA akL.

4 \ pursuance Of deed d ttasl executed by Bsija-
min A. Philips, on The 81 day u April lsl1 aud Re.
corded in the sles oiee II the usngs Court lr ihe
corporation u i.Yachhnrg, Will trustee. in said
deed mentioned On ihe 18Th day ii November NEXT sell
On the premises AT public auetin tn 2Rtst bidder
~,.S1--rsS Tor ready money. tie Hot ST. AND
95A.,;s LOT in lie e1rp1rltjon Of Lyncl,bufg,
ssH4 81 now occupied by said paiiils, i1eet ,tr
..s with all Improvements and appr eia,, es
thereto belonging. This property desirable and vii III
positively sold, the day above specified iffr if MOI
ON the next fair day thereafter. 1he tie is believed tc
be unqueslonable bat acting as trustee will convey
such OILY Us Is vested IN me by the deed aflresaid
VIM. RADFORD, Ttustce
Oct ~ wl3N
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G,s3fse.a. versfsiTagr.

g,9nsfsas.a. TersfsiIssf.
~ II rsusIf u aa II tha MT eNtraaa5aas - :,
+ sIssfutlly sFAa.oatss worms 9iaH s9fe' ION .
afen Al adfll= IL,
Il eaH.9, sua the smallest 11sdia u lae ~
r., ! -, .re.1rg . mineral IN Mercury . tie ba-
IS au.si worm reelies; anl the rnsfY L sai4 inc
4ass tlan the disease. Every person VII %
one tsa tint It te perfect ever iafehed
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raf Il Raszis bat the allefs srni h ihf amy i
ttfcsssla 5 rgnmua szldrfs.
MARKETS


iIye5paoi. oci n essiaa Although gid ba.
=iHess Las leea aae IN Goiian dung he fzst sesk
de nsIket essts heavily Il Ia. the III eeffeai 81
Friday lass aeias BE-, lsfely supported The sries
Fuasniatl - ). 81 aaiss II winch To American aud
2o0 sarai hate lea iasan speculation. and s91 a.
lnetlsa4i 81 I,ufnaa4s and 30 safai II Ekpafi.
1sahaeen---iaere i far demand, chiefly ifsn The
ifsas aud 81 tbs month the sales have been Isl
hhds 81 faiiy former prices.
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CEEsCEE.EEs N.lRg.S.
IN. lbrus,ssnond ~ Son.

a RE now receiving a large aud general assortment
1 a OF GOODS, (about Twice many IA can be open
cd IN their honse,) which. having been purchased
fol- CASH IN Baltimore, since the decline Of prices,
and will be sold low as at any house in the upper
country We earnestly request the Ladies and Gentle
med OF the surrounding country 10 examine our Stock
and prices. The Ladies will find large and elegant
assortment Of nee style Goods and the Gentlemen can
be accommodated IN good style. We have large stock
Vi Goods for Negroes clothing, Blankets. Groceries,
Boots and Shoes, Hats. Axes and other Hardware and
Cutlery, Earlhen, lin and Glass ware, s,c., &C.
Amherst, Oct. IL IA
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EhN virtue u he provisions Of deed of trust bearing
Es date the 18th day Of August, 1911. executed by
Stephen y Bowen to the undersigned as trustee, fr
purposes therein stated. will, on Friday tho 29h day
Of November, isif atihe residence of said Bowen
Pedlar Mills in Amherst county, proceed to SELL 10 tie
highest bidder or cash. the five Slaves, thereby cum
yeyed, viz: Achilles male Slave sally n woman Sol
onon likely fellow and likely bays Srineo end An.
derson, Also, 81 the stock Of Hogs Cattle Horses
Mules, Cows Household and Kitchen Furniture, Sc
Sc.
The tile is believed 10 be nn9nesoned but The un.
dersgned will convey only vested in him by
The said deed JOHN THOMPSON. ,lr
Oct. 81 ION
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10 oar tgesfcr9s Frics.ds.

ENE WILL give tho highest Market prices for
w Bceon, Wool, Wool Rolls. Feathers and Bees
WAX. u, Il. TINSLEY & co.
July % Ia
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E,r. .fFe.Jsf,.'s .scraussfc Ctt Tor
fl,e e.s1.e Of Seogs..esS.

Ii Ds.I Psrsgas. shnall this tDil. II VIII relieve
n or Il Dsafssss just commencing, vail re-
fse tie salse anI eAesk It's progress Those "A9 nave
been oa deaf s9ald continue It's application lev weeks
hear ies Eaeh TASK has full directions Tor use attach
81 u It.
TIE above valuable Medicines are for sale by
JOHN II. sEAf, Druggist Lyncpg.
Isz = % Win
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family medicine it is unequalisd ard is all por .
IN removing bilious aud other complaints arising la
ne aerans inen 81 the alientary ducts and in puff,
he blood 1t is certain The cure oil the more delirah
pinints inciden, to females, grateful the tase aromatic
the SMELL aud and at the time gentle in its ou
ten, yet eicaeious that female ought to he witb
great boon etiemby It's venerab ercr; and pbs,
over they have been Introduced, throughout the length Ia
breadth OF this wildly extended eonntry have uniformly J
invariably received the approval Of the public voice ~
As many OF the above enumerated diseases come on in
percepbiy. and become Tar advanced in their progress h.
lore II Is suspected that they exist in the no one shout
expect in such b. once relieved entirely I
should continue the of the pills for bic pv
Of uae. Full directions accompany each box, for the n
OF the pills in all those complaints for which they arc
mended.
e. Peters Pills FOR sale wholesale and retail at y
York prices, b al the Druggists in ltchmond peesb
and Norfolk
For sale by DAVID Il. LYMAN
JOHN IL SEAY
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TO ,$.3EDTsy, E,HS.

A SUPPLY Of Hog Skins. Morocco Skins, Web
"A bio2 Bits Strrups, Buckles Bosses aud a varie,
oil other Goods required by Sadders just opened and for
sale cheap. II. b. 4 W. A. RICHARDS
Sept. % Ia
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a L circuit superior court Of law aud chance Y can
IA tinued by adjournment, AID held for The county
oil Amherst at the court house, Saturday the lst day.
oi August. 1914.
john ". Young and John G. Mem, late merchants and
partners trading under the ST lie Of Young & Nee n.
PllutitIs,
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I'D COACH YslBaasyks.
FOE sac H..

soR SIZE,
A PLANTATION, near the Forest road, adjoining
n John Goode and W. II. Lowry containing : o 9
{ X = ) Of which fTota 40 to 90 IS in woods
The improvements consist OF good fencing mud new
he"ed log house, and other out-housra. Terms one.
half cash balance aud years, longer time ON the
whole, purchase money bearing interest from date.
WIN. NJ. UuRN ELL
Liberty, Bedford Sept. 9 ls
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USfRECElVED AND FOR SALE.
~ 20 bushels Timothy Seeed.
5Do lbs. Washed Woal
500 do. Now Feathers.
lo00 do. M. !. Du,,er.-low for cash.
Is. 1. TlNSLEY, & Go.
Oct 81 :.
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I Rules held in tbs eler,s o,e, olthc county court II
"a amherst, On tAe Il day Of September, 1871.
Wilson NJ DembseY, PLAINTIFF
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lshim [. Dempsey, SeatJn Y. Dempsey, Wesley G
dempsey, Patrick itowsey and Eliza his niie Simeon
bareh ana Louisa ms Vile, D4iendants.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-11

This cause On To be heard np,n tho ,,nors rr
merry read and the report of Commissioner Brown.
made pursuant to the order ftde LIST day of April 1915
aud was argued by counsel; and TIE rne made apaigs
the defendant Nancy Philips, Thursday last, ~
,e'ufpeu executed the court doth order. that The same
be enlarged ill the next term, and tint the ranr
aforesaid be recommiiied to the sane commission
er. before whom the court DOH order that The
defendant Nancy Philips and James Powell. the
present ''as'ee, % render ac,ount of the value,
1'aily ana quality OF the trust estate, well as the
annual value, and profits and what iisn1s,n has
been made OF the same and particularly If The bonds for
Tie last and present years. hires ohe negroes and rents
oil the Land IN de bill and Proceedings mentioned; which
accounts Inc said commissioner Is directed to examine
STATE ana settle aud maze report 10 The court with any
matters specially stated. deemed pertjn,nt by EinsaIf
or required by the parties to be So stated And The said
commissioner Is authorized examine The said trustees
upon hieFrosaiores touching the subject matter Of the
Sa4d accounts. CopY--Iesie
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Cash for Wheat.
WILL give the higtes; Market price for Wheat
Farmers are respectfully Invited IL call on me at my
o'ore' beloFesellag OF engaging their crops.
E.J. BURTON.
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Nancy Phips, In her own right, and as trustee f her
children, James +. fhornsol aud Frances his wife
and oilers, D.f.nd n.
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NiRtaAitlta soast ned Tor hs4i,.d CO ~, al ,4e
ast-toase, tae 2ja day OF Aurgust, tousand
eight bundled and orty-loat:
oatls oil l5r,ey siiten and Martha Frances IN,
vile, lotney Martha Frances Crant, Marh.
Frances, before her interariage with the said Harvey Sit
len was the widow OF endail Sfuhp deeds who died IN
estate Ii ordered that ali persons ha,ng claims against
lie estate Of the said fondail Ciunp, deed do exhibit III.
Bui cit Cray the administrator the said eceent
h settlement, beiore the fourth Monday November
Hextit appearing that than years have elapsed
since The qualification ol tie SAID that
copy Of this order be published io eight
the Lynehburg hirglan spaler, and posted The
Of the couho o this county two several day
topy-fe>e,
X. b. BUFORp, II. c.
Sept % wsw
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And on enquiry, will be found in every town and ,il,s
in the State. 81
Dec. 25 v,o.
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= Peters Pills Tor sale wholesale and retail at
X prices b all TIE Druggists in tchmond Petesbny
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trOretNp SIN r,Orxacyoos

LyErPooL-Sap Sh-ffsd-2 GRATIS Undcrhill Coz d,
kasISw Z Wssnay'oa-So % hhds T Kis.am cks
John Ne~b ud- csk 2 BIS Jos Connah-s cks X slack.
bum bale to orier-G do G.hon eols ri IL and Sm d.
Tracy fss' <. cSsuSes ss 100 d.
bill COS do Charl Ca,tldge-sa 10 Wiilets-I
boh Manry erather;7 do Patterson do g More
Ives-is3 ms ron ii As,ei c6E6s, do K,i g os
ore rs do cSal lules co-5co hampe.
Pc atoes Poultr.l Y Jenkins
mdse SiDds Fu len col Nou, Tnoms, u &
jill bar. ron q sor-sood Il COLO s Austin col
G9nifr, Albany 80 tons iron wilson blown cak b
Rhodes co-?8 iciariscn " Wat.on-l uubbnd-2T G
Hodges-88 Rtip no-zO MENUS s. coo Garner CO.,
Walsh Msory5i hales Goektr Mead colo 3 CHS salt
ii tons iron 20 crates bal order
SMvRNA-HmOv' gs:liot Anjr Bro Sc cs gum 10 do on
langdon Psge7 do DutItn Coup ney-35l bales DOL
go drums hss 20 order.
mons 81 bil's rags IS bag, gu Fitch
BoRDFAux Baique VIM KEN 'gy-2 cks A Chardon-co hf
pipes brandy bossaLgelO do Gait do Binninger
CO.'S do H. Iris 20 AZ SKIS do q do wine Bslcu co..
cks vine Brr s'he koop do ved rs do cram tar
II Sch elder 90 cks caret hf do te wine do y,nc-
gar 0' cases 81 yet Btgoden go cks claas &c bkts oil
po!celsn @ Havilanc-2a exc eli e. ca pes,r,e Z,
bdls willow Dubou rdieu0 TX. auust, Boomer tSra,el
Cos do cram nrtar X tvans-3 do vsrd girls Ri
Is cant Il MAIi-8d do white iue Barclay Living.
puys, 6. wine II Williams do IIis-i * 70
9: win. 6'snsp-i & 9; DO q, eo:ks own Ives
brandy hf chs wine 20 bfmres arcy order
CApIz-Sw ship Cees-si qr cks insian ths ca boxe,
vine k.g so1 jrs o!!ws 4 Salter-e1 tx, Iqnorce r
Frsncia hhd w,e Howes, Gocfr Robnson-55 ar cks
hhcs wte Her1oHy, Nephew. GOO IIqaor paste
LawrTce. Murray Ingr-l6o Ia Is tat to Il stet.
MATAry,s-Barque Mary Jaac-eO0 b, 9 gsr Meyer&
doP Twvsi-25 bags colt + Y,ung co--t0 bills do
rs-Go hhis sigar q thur to.- 20 b Kos de- JCrm-
IA Dc Chest Rain PoDvefL2 do Hosln Aspiawali.
Bug ser h-zli hhs 81 do noass ~ do
coHet NlitoE ihoupscu.
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Cotton Markets.

CHAnLEsTos, May II The following qnota.iohhs IA
sve correct idea Of the market at the CLOSE o. AZ a.
Pations that day Inferior and ordinary % oa
middling 8; Il aiddling fair, u; fair ss
.erda later advces received from the t.nasnex H.
prices in both iivsrnoo ana avre which induced pur
chasers to demand decline but as holders were very
firm at the above quotations, nothing was done.
ArAI.cu,col. MAY 4-The Ath of April accounts from
LIVERPOOL hav induced holders to give way their rates.
ana fair business going at the declins, which
should say was 20 cent. We qsoe inferior, 8: ord
merry 81 TO o; mlddling u to 6 mddug fair, 81 to Il
Air, At to73
NOBLE. May 6.-Iiolders are very firm in their rates
to-day and the sales consequently lighter than yes
tcrday. We quote middlings at 81 nc.
NEwORLEAss, May 6.-There very active de-
and for cotton Saturday and the sales amounted to
between 1000 and TO- 900 bales bought princpa for
England and the Continent. We retain our last quota
tons although prices nearly high they were be-
fore the news Liverpool ana
Observation-Disclosures. s; ordinary o. as; mddng, o.
u; middling fair u a7,; fair, sas good fair q a9;
good and fine 81
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BEEswANPrme yellow sells as fast as IL a'"es' " 'o
sole for northern.
BREADsrurs-No change this morning There Is
httle better demand We notice that receps are
than usual.
CorToS-There but little business done to-day
total amount Of sales only 900 bel.s at easier prices on
the low grades Exporters took 7Co bales ind spinhers
the residue
CoAL-There very little foreign in the market Orrei
- 10, without sales.
HAY Common qualities North River bale sell at $50
Prime held at 37c The receipts continue very large
SALr-We hear Of small sales Liverpool, factory filled,
At 81 40. Ashton's would command 81 30 quick The
stock in first hands is very limited
WHAlHBosE-We notice large sale of Northwest at
- cents
WHnxEY-Drudge casks held at 22c. Prison barrels
continue very dull We quote Csc
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On Monday evening, l2th inst. WILLIAM JAMES BEN

On Monday evening 18th inst WILLIAM JAMES Ben.
~Lrr oged 6O years.
The relatives and friends of the family and also the
members Of the National Academy Of Design respect
fully invited to attend his funeral without further invita-
tion from l52 Thompson street this afternoon at o'clock
On Tuesday morning, l4th INST JOHN AMEs. aged u
years, youngest Of Oliver Ames, Esq North Easton
Mass
On Tuesday, i4th inst O. STEVENSON aged AZ years,
months and 81 days.
His friends and acquantances invited to attend his
funeral this afternoon at o'clock precisely at AZ West
street
On Tuesday, l4th inst, B. F. LArMxn, dentist late Of
Connecticut aged So years.
His funeral will take place this afternoon at o'clock
from n Canal street. Connecticut papers will please
Ply.
At Winchester Centre Litchfeld county. (Conn) on
the 7th inst. Mrs. T.. WErMoRE wife OF Dr. 4 s. Wet
moro and daughter OF the late John Jarvis Of Norwalk
Conn, aged So years
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Passengers Sailed.

LoSpoK-Sfp Montrcal-Nr II King, of Boston: Mrs In.
gate i,v NYoh: N, Foqaet: and ~ Ffqust. do.
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;a Mis- ,sssrssn Ms, All; y.lor Saba
lady, scheyelr Itch Of NYork; Duun smvth Peters.
hun sSrh Va; W Coek-l and servant, wd; Grunke
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BEACON COURSE.

INFs.TI FUUI R.1Cfs r Or 9oVV'
rfE of III htoTe Course fer premium Tor
Foot Rec, take piac tie Beacon Coufse, nel to
bokcn, on the Sd Il June IsNt, as fol va -. .
Premium OF $50 a Who Will pei I'M lO3A mile
within tn hours he and sioo To the
hidr Jed the second third perform 10 miles OF moe
within the hour And case lo miles not g med with
the hour $500 only II be he beet III ihs race
Ent BE- made ard al uformatoi given by the 'ub
,crber Those wishing for the Race requested to
No wi b. ALLOW ed who does enter for the
Race O before IN. 28ih rstaLt
ia MES ID. riMANS, No. I6l Var'ck street,
mis- b,tg Vandsm and IA nj on, N. 7.