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The New York herald., 1845-07-04
N A n I r I M e a AID.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY


sur sErs.. ~ 25 HIGH WATER ....... s 81 N
Cleared.
Ship Liberty Norton Live erpool, Post K Phillips
Shp lilenview, SAlters, Quebec, J. McMnrrsy.
emp hensington sherman, Liverpool 3. Thompson Co.
Ship England Eyenrd st Johns, NIB Roche Brothcs Go
Barque America, Ring, Buenos AyIes, J. Ogden.
Barque hebe, Wright st Johns NIB. Roche Brothers Co
Barque Ronaldson Stotcsbury, Savannah, :
Bsrque Rosae, Hill, Philadelphia.
Brig Wissta, Matthews, Stetn. w. Weisser.
Brig Georgisns, York, Neuytas, Holt Owen,
Brig Edward Wheeling, Sterling, Windsor, NJ.
Brig Sterling, Knudson, Savannah Durham X DimoD.
Schr J. Wainwright, Lewis Richmond w. j. Mckee 4 Co
schr Gathsr,ae Wilcox Jones, Phlsdcphis.
scIr Ann Perry, Phiisdeip1is, N 1. Mecresay.
Sclr Benz. Bigelow, BasdcD, Boston.
Schr Quill, Eldredge, Boston.
Schr Pearl, Oakmsn, Bridgeport
sioop James Long, Jones, Providence.
Sloop Empire, Dayton, Providence.
Sloop Leader Russell, Nsntucket.
barge Delaware, Crcsse, Philsdcphia.
Arrived.
ship syanps jenkins, Eveeigh, from Antwerp, May e. To
Doyd mincken2lj passengers. Sailed ~ with brig Ca
neo Of Boston, for New York Le ships Glasgow and Sc
ysn ioi New York LIST aud jh Of june Ships Patna and
saw several large icebergs One Of the passengers child o
three years, died on the passage.
ship Edgar McManus tof Brunswick) from Havre 9Th
NAY ~ ballast TO GIhurston68 steerage passengers to
Boyd Hiacken June ~ of Sable Island barque Sa raj
Ann from Liverpool for New York
ship Louisa, ieayt from New Orleans, June l3h with
cotton, 10 Nelson. Passed 18th june bale comrrses
eG.IGm' sE e. n,ksS ,,k ss, 9 I 10 l,. 2,3 500
Barque saluda Train 81 days from Palermo passed yibvs
Tar j0 May with lemons, &c 20 Draper Deylin On the 2
aud 2jd ut passed 70 large icebcrgs, one miles long
Barqne Ralph Cross, Glover. Of Belfast Me- So days from
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TREASURY NoTEs OUTSTANDING July l, lS45.-
Amount of the several issues outstanding July isl5
as per records of this Office. S7S5 96l Is
Deduct cancelled notes in the hands OF the ac-
counting officers. .................. $500 90
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We understand that many country posmasters
resgning their Offices, in consequence Of the opera
ton of the post office law. We learn that nearly
one hundred designations received by the Post
master General in one day.-Union.
o. Ex-Governor Marcy, Secretary of War, ar
rived in this city last evening.-Union, July
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Treasury Department
Registers Office, July ?, lSl5.
II, III. liIIIrT Regis
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Sales OF stocks at phi,adeipb,..
Boston,.

~ BOSTON, July 80, ls35.
The Political Movements Of the Day.
Some Interesting developments just leaking out
respecting some of the appointments at the Gus.
tom House in this city, which exhibit the political cha.
racter OF Marcus Morton, in very envable light as
they no longer leave any doubt that his whole move
monts with the reform broom have been solely for his
own personal benefit
It known that he has appointed to Office some six or
eight cut and out Van Buren editors several of whom
still retain the immediate control their presses as ap
pears by the papers themselves. letter from one
this class of appoinees and addressed to Gov Morton
and soliciting an appointment Of him, has accidentally
fallen into the hands OF third person. in which some.
thing is said about making Marcus Morton the democra.
tic candidate for the Vice Presidency in 1913 This let
ter had been in the hands of Gov Morton and the app
cant was put duty in the Custom House very short
time after its date! Further Is unnecessary
There some other things Of a similar nature,
which must the light long and tend convince
the powers that be, at Washington If they are not al.
ready satisfied that the Collector not whit for
,he interests of the party but is for taking of
Der ONE
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GRAND AQUATIC EXCURSION ON THE
FOURTH OF JULY,
OFF SANDY HOOK LIGHT,

GRAND AQUATIC EXCURSION ON TIE
FOURTH OF JULY,
0s@pi s1 it Of NJ ssE o. Rs
smith, aas 'sfTSsFs: VIII ss a.s s'j%t' .h S
Morning Excursion,
S ss 'Ss D;s
afternoon Excursion.
Ssass ii essSls Sssfs res
E the N Saow M 10 o ,S ooT sh SSM S B
,0' p''A - f'eA 'fs'n Enening psss'sf; Excursion.
# sPts ETH BSssst DssafE y
ceedns down The Bay to he Naows @ s s %
anearly hour in the evening:
ws hso%n s Mr. b John coa,s on e scale by the
lI5- Fare = each Excursion IS cents. j3 2tis.rh
FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSION
TO WEST POINT AND NEWBURGH.
si:s SsS +, s;S;;;s
armstrong will leave the steamboat pier hs foot o War
S S Sss ' o 1871 @
street, North River ats o'clock.
bly, entertained former place the Cadets may be l'a
encanmen and az the latter no efforts have been spared
Fare for the excursion IS
Returning the boat will leave Newhurgh o'clock NJ,
landing a. the aboys places and the city in time to wit
Band o Music engaged for the occasion. js 2tisrh
n TLLdOdN1 EACChSlOlN OV The
Fourth of July.
A0A AS The Steamer riNDEPpENDENCEw J. r M will make
E-za&-2-at Perth Amboy, viz
WIN leave foot of Canal street .....l p NJ
Pier No. 2 n. River at ....l Is "
3" Foot of Clinton 81. L. II. at. IS
And foot Ct Washington st. BROOKLYN at 2
Proceeding through Butemilk Channel New York Bay thu
Narrows and Princes Bay where view OF the Atlantic
Ocean will be afforded. Returning the independence will
Perth Amboy sufficient time eaable excusons
to VISIT the Ladies' Fair held at the Raritan Seminary.
This trip highly recommended all who wish avoid the
heat and dust of the city and enjoy the fine air the ocean,
Refreshments of all kinds provided on board the boat
g7-Fare for the Excursion rs cents.
The Independence will make trip Perth and South Am.
boy at 5a A. NJ from Pier Ne. North River and
the city by IL A. NJ Those who wish SPEND pleasant day
Perth Amboy avail themselves of this opportunity
p Nj. Fare above. &. FORBES.
j2 3t-rh
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Ofthe "a British vessels cleared ballast for ports the

BRic PoRro Rco-Jspi Knowlton though am experienced
sailor Is somewhat advanced life aud in i'll health. As the
wind in this quarter fresh from n r. f. ~ f.
Sunday IL probable ths Il blew hard the of the
abandonment and thar with low deck vessel deeply laden
and night appoachng The became discouraged and
abandoned her - ar many captains and would
have been likely remain by the vessel under similar cir
cumsanees but u s also true that vessels have been aba-
doned under eircgmstances where it clear that
no fraud was Intended 80 lar we can learn there nsu
this city for only $1,000 the which valued
81 000 The cargo consigned Mesrs Noble Surte
and is probably insured here asoBos,on 4dr
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Stages readiness the arrival Of Trains the several
Stations take very low Fares to all ohs
Island.
Baggage will be in readiness the foot Of Whitehall
receive Baggage for the several Trains 30 be-
fore the hour of starting from the Brooklyn side
~ Rockaway Baggage taken Crates. ul0rc
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PHILADELPHIA, July s-An Cohen Turks Island Adams,
Providence.
BALTIMORE, July 3-Arr Virginia. Pernambuco; John Al
lyme Bedford; Hero Albany Joseph Turner providence
Eliza Hand, do; Pearl do Union do; Reaper Boson Ann
Smith, New York; Jack Downing, Philadelphia Cid. Mary
Anna, ST Thomas; Amelia, New York.
Boston; Willow Thomaston; Olympia Baltimore. Mills
vile, Baltimore; Drummond New York. Sid. Mary Jane,
New York.
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FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSION

FOUhI1 Of JULY EACOItSlON
A D9WNhe HsEbor and and Lower Lower, Bay ;s to Sam NJ
K-@X- the Fortlfcations in passing through the Mar
rowsAiso, view of the Atlantic Ocean and Sandy Hook
Light House. all the different scenerygylng
opportunity TO enjoy the sea breeze passing up the bays
The Steamboat NEW YORK, Capt: Stone will leave Peck
Slip Friday afternoon at o'clock Pier No L. North River
hafpas 2foot OF Chambers street at o'clock Returning
the city about o'clock.
Fare Fifty Gents for the Excursion.
Suitable Refreshments will be provided board.
Altfrh
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GRAND FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSIONS
AROUND STATEN ISLAND.
AeSCH 1d THE Steamboat ROBERT L. STEVENS
Gy@5@}e On Friday, July 4th, l83, will leave the foot
-Z= Of Amos street at O'clock, A. NJ; Canal st 5
minutes past g. Chamber 10 minutes Delaney
halfpast Pike 20 minuts before and Pier No Bat
terry Place at o'clock andI excursion around Staten
Island giving opportunity the Fair at Rossvile.
AFTERNOON EXCURSION.
The Robert L. Stevens will make similar excursion in the
afternoon leaving Amos O'Clock, Canal street at five
minutes Chamber street at ten minutes Delaney
past q Pike twenty-five and
Pier No. Battery at halfpast2.
Fare Fifty Cents. j2 3t~rh
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T.
Secretary Of the Navy, Washington d. o.
Which letter was false In this that II affirmed that he
the said Captain Philip H. Voorhees, had no h.
enton Of violating" the said order Of Captain Daniel
Turner and was so written aud framed as to conway
to the Secretary of the Navy the meaning and expls
lsuon that ne, the said Captain Philip T. VOORHEES,
The New York herald., 1845-07-04

FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSION
TO NEW BRUNSWICK AND PERTH AMBOY,
%Cyh "a From Barclay street, at 9 A. M.-The steam.
G@ff4E3sb boat RARITAN, Captain Isaac Fisher, will
-SRxIK.leave the foot of Barclay Friday
morning July 4h at O'Clock for the above places making
the Bay AID Harbor, Government Forfcaon Sandy Hook
Light and the beautiful of the Sound and Kns. Re
turning the Rsran leaves New Brunswick d before Pm
Perth Amboy o'clock, arriving in the city u before
o'clock
Dr;-Fare for the whole Excursion Fifty Cents.
S-Famies and parties of pleasure will find this
the pleasant and healhul Excursions made the 4h
jy 4tfrc
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NEw BrpFoRp, July l-Amehyst, Holmes Hole-reports
the Mitchell st lying IL the same positions with lighters
2dArGeo Washington, Indian Ocean, Simon Bay Ap IS
t3o bis VIII $50 oil Reports Lucas l80 VIII 10 sp; Emerald
HOO Charleston Packet 200 100 wh Lcondas 5O0 Mar.
tha o sp Ann Parry 1850 p Dove 100 Geutlena 800 bis
Ar Westport Catherine ood Atlantic Ocean, with bbls
oil Spoke Ap 81 Sarah Louisa 60 bbs May 81 Dragon
100 VIII 80 same day Amersci, Wareha 60 sp Heard i'm
about same time Sam Thomas, of Provincetown clean
cruising on Carroll Ground.
letter received in town, reports Zanzibar Mch O. Peri
lose. y b $50 bis SD.
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UILLL4MSBU BURGH IND PECK SIP
FERRY

<~ 20 FOR ALBANY, TROY and intermettia,,
landings, from the Steamboat Pier the foot Of
-k- Barclay street
Breakfast and Dinner on board the boat
Leaves New York o'clock A. NJ, Tuesdays Thursday
saturday and Troy O'CLOCK A. M Albany at O'Clock
A: NJ. Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
The lowpgssure steamboat TROY Csptsin A. Gorham,
The steamboat CARA, Captain A. Degroot, on Mon
lay, Wednesday aud Friday st O'clock.
passage Or freight, apply board, f. b. Hail. tn
)fhce on the wharf
NotceA goods freight baggage, bank bills specie or any
must be at the risk of the Of such goods freight bag
tage, &c. ieiSrc
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-16
The Times and its EsSaps.

Our neighbors of the Times and Compiler, pro-
mise their readers n series of well written Essays
ON the subject Of a Convention, from the pen of a
gentleman who writes oyeG the signature of"Pen-
dleton."
In reference TO these promised Essays, the Ed.
itors of that paper, say:
"we make hi. fair proposition the Editors of the
Wing and Enquirer-that will publish the numbers of
"a Wesfern Man." any others they may suggest Of
reasonable length If they will publish the Essays Of PEN
dlefea. This is surely subject which should de
sire oil the people hoar both sides. Ii is not party
question, but Of vital importancsto all the readers oil
lhe Richmond papers, and TO every citizen Of Virginia.
There numbers OF Pendleton, which will each lie
about column and half OF the Times What say you
gentlemen"
Now while we have no doubt of the fairness
of the proposition thus made by our neighbors OF
the Times, yet we must confess, il has more the
appearance Of driving trade, than expected.
If our neighbors intended to comply with the re.
quest of our correspondent, "a Western Man, -
they ought have given the readers Of their paper
the benefit Of his views without seeming to re1ure
an equivalent from the Wing, in publishing the
Essays Of "Pendleton."
The Wing, it is known, was the first to publish
the long article from Amelia, in opposition to a
Convention; and, in short time after, distinct.
ly said in our paper, that this subject of Con-
vention, belonged to the people, and they should
discuss it. What did we mean by that, unless il
was to show, that the columns Of this paper were
open to a free discussion of the Convention ques.
toni Indeed, we stated so, in so many words.
Wishing TO oblige our neighbOrs, in regard TO
these Essays and TO give still further evidence Of
our desire to see the people discuss the question
upon which the Essays treat, we promise the
Editors Of the "TImcs" to let "Pendeton"
'spread himself in our columns, at the earliest
convenience. lie Of course, must take his turn
with other correspondents, whose contributions
we have to lay aside until more convenient day.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-16

The v,,de,ory ~ss prcnounssdsy r. q. s~le. Of the
city. . ~
Rev. John Mccsfirey. Of Emmiuburg, Md. IL IVES also
conferred upon gentleman attached too Belgian Lego
ton, whose name could not sseertsin-t
The degree q conferred on Lieut.: Msury, q
a. ). Nssr. ~ Aiken, Of Maryland. Thomas :.
e e ''' Francis D'.''' :" New
- lpgrss a A&ul~ss conferred upon John w. Ar
che, - Virginia. b. r. Wilson, Of Maryland A. Bo.
disco Il Russia Nio,s s. Knighton, OF Maryland Peter
c. Howls. Of w9AieDn. and Jas H. iglehar', OF Mary
land. - u
The msdsls end ppsmum. distributed by the Arc
bishop Of Baltimore. the highest honor was bes,o~e
upon J. w. Archer. Of Virginia.
The exercises snlivcncd with music by the Pht
harmonic Society Of the College. under the direction =
Professor Roura. ~.
Among the crowded auditory noticed President ro1k
aud lady, Secretaries Buchanan and Bancroft, NJ de ~
disco he Russian mnister) and his lady, the
of Baltimore. the Bishop OF Boston, and many other d.
tinguishcd percentages.
After the exercises large number OF invited guests sal
down Z unnpiuous dinner. where many good hinss
were ssii, - Ren as devourcd Yours, &c. NJ
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N. z. MARKET-Anr. Ia. 2AP.

N 4. mAhhbl-Aug. ID, ~ Z. NJ.
The second Tea sale Of the was made to-day.
at the PhTniN Sales Room, Of the John G.. Coster's
60. The catalogue offered, principally of low grade
country and mixed Teas and brought fair prices. Blacks
went oil heavy.
Goldfish plenty and dull 81 37t. Mackorcl rather
AID IN good demand No. Sl3 % 10 50. No.
ga ~ . II, No. South 5OaG 10, do North at
4 goa 80.
Six, e"sI sydney Coal brought 81 375. mos-Cofeo
STEADY few Bunch Rasns sold from second hands
Of 80 lao box, mos North River Hay ses for shipment
at CSC. small lot Buenos Ayres Hides 20 lbs. sold at
~ cts. and $500 Rio Nunez lie for culs aud II
Tor truck hides all dis. oil Tor cash. Sales r. 5. Russia
iron from vessel at Sgj. N. q. Moasscs in bills.
80 c-Sacs Pimeno lie cash. Pepper lu5c and 900
bags al &c mos. Sugars IN good demand, and
prices JuOyant Sales small lots TslOw TAI Sc, and
some very prime Of l-2c. Sales KY Tobae. OF 3ia5 I2
cents. mos.
Nothing new in provisions.
Sales Of Cotton 500 bales; 1910 sold yesterday pr.
yield little on Upland.
Flour moves slowly, without change in price.
Oats dull a42al3c. for Northern; sales Southern al 3ja
36l.
No corn offered change
Sales I'D clover seed bssic; there Is little bright
Pennsy yania here; small quantity has been sold &C.
Timothy Of fair quiliy S3aSI ticrce, without lransae-
tons.
1000 pigs Lead were offered st 7-sc ID. per cent
on.
fnOOOIbs N. W Coast whalobone were sold yesterday
32c. and the price offered to-day for $4,000 bs.
nd refused.
Drudge whskey in demand a, 23c; 100 p. bbls. sold
al 70 I2c.
Exchanges on London % 10 percent prem. not much
doing yet.
r. s. Evcning-ssles Of cotton for the day 500 bales.
JUUR. Con-.
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A LIrTI.ENEss OF snItI.

We had really hoped when the friends Of Ammo ration
oor.umms,ed their WORK by emboilng this county 10
with MEXICO. that every chonce would be gwen u the
weaker power. But how ia ~ The men who have been
boisterous bringing about the difficulty, the first
20 lake every advantage possible VI their injured adversary
In regard this matter have nothing ihot de-
plays the wsnt Of magnanimiy, than the conduct d
the New Orleans Courier, when recommends the seizure
n The Mericsn vessels in the port Of New Orleans, snd
that before the declaration war has reached the seat
OfGoyernment.
in the whole proceeding, BY which Annexation was
brought sboot have noticed any ng that S
hhitsd lsss nsgnanmy than this act Of the Courier
IL will be reoOleeted too, that this same editor Of the
CSurier among the advocates Of AnneSa
ton. and wed with the great OrsaHi husein il
behalf
Why Mr.. Richie. stamp this act Of the
cOursr, In wishing TO stop three buo Mexican vessels
unEeRerous.
IL would sdeed, be siding insult to injury, II such
sousss ~ that recommended carried out.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-16
To X. R. COLLIER, Esq.


At quarterly court continued BY adjournment, and
held for icnrco County, the Court House, Monday,
the lib day OF August, lel5.
The Court having heard OF the death OF Miles H. Gard.
ner long Magistrate Of the County and highly esteem
cd member OF the Court with Of deep regret aud
with strong convictions of the loss sustained by the whole
community, who Justly appreciated the worth AMI useful
Of the deceased and especially by his bereaved iam-
w. whom the unobtusiVe virtues Of his character, and
the uniform kindness OF his nature, were best known: In
manifestation of what they feel 10 be due alike to them
selves and the memory OF their valued associate, do Re-
dive,
lsi. That thoy sympahize deeply with the general re-
re felt the death OF Miles H. Gardner, and tender 10
mis- widow and family sincere coincidence the hea.
w bereavement sustained by them.
2nd That the members aud officers Of the court will
the usual badge of mourning for thirty days.
3rd That these proceedings be signed by the Clerk and
Presiding JUSTICE and spread the minute book Of the
Cour-Thnta copy be sent by the Presiding Magistrate,
to the widow of the deceased and another be furnished
by the Clerk, the Richmond papers for publication.
4ih. That the Court do adjourn
l. A. GODDIN.
A Copy. Test. LoiIIS N. ELLTTT, {. ii. G.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-16
GEORGErOwN cOLLEGE-

TDsiaiaH B,ariag eG tie highest Honors.
We take great pleasure in transferring to our columns
the following account Of the annual commencement Of
Goorgrlown ColeRe-one Of the oldest and dstn-
gushcd seats of learning in this country. IL will DO
that young Virginan. Mr. John ". Archer, has borne
oil the highest hOnors, graduate Of that College.
Correspondence Of The Baltimore Sun.
wAsmserOS, July ~, 1916.
The annual commencement Of College took
place to-day. The commenced by the delivery
u "POnce de Loon" by Patrick r. Drain, Of Washingon
followed by a beautiful composition onuied "Thc Effects
u Christianity Poetry" by Peter &. lOwle, of Washing
tOn-wo delivered; "Night after the Bstle Of Pharsaa"
by y g. Caulhed. of Washington; death of Douglass"
by John =. Ellis, Of Maryland; "Monody Jackson" by
Robert =. Doyle, Of New York; "POland," by Nicholl,
s. knghon u Maryland; "DOwnflli 81 Naples" by Ele
- Wilson, II Maryland, Battle of Arbela" by Alonlo
Vs. Duouf, Of lsouisinaa "Napoeon's Exile" by Bennett
X. Abel, 81 Maryland; "PUetry-is use aud abuse" an
excellent subject, and we'll handed by John a. Wilson Of
Msryand; Byron" by James ~ Donegan; $.The GustL
a," BY John h. Livingston, Of New York; WESTMINSTER
Abbey" by G. VI. PondefRsst q Msylsnd "tsrstre Of
Greece and Rome" by John w. Archer Of Virginia: "El
EmpecinudO," 10y X. r. Clarke, Of Washington; "Mono-
oguc the Potomac" by w. H. DonOhO, Of Washing
tou-this piece elected great applause.
Then followed the annual address Of the Phiodome So
eiey, by George Brent, Esq, Of Maryland. Tbs was an
eloquent eor, and did the highest credit tho tsents Of
MI b., both as scholar and orslor.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-16
Tks YaIIsU Farmer.

Our friend P. Bsnfy, Of winebester has the
kr.s number u hs vsusbls little Periodical, dedcsted
die Farmers Of the Valley, but contsnng much 10 interest
and instruct the whole agricultural community Of Virgins.
TIE August No. u the Valley Faunef which is the frs,
q volume. has well filed table Of contents. We
glad that tho publisher of this interesting work
he's met with such encouragement as to induce him 20
Keep W ie publosuOn. The very moderate Of which
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-16
Ferosrro roE rus U. .. oazfrrs.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.
MLpxespAY EyEsIsa.

"WEDNESDAY EyEs1ys, August 1911
The Cotton market IL without change since yesterday
Flour r,rn5ius inactive, and prices nominaly the same
quote ordinary brands fresh ground - %, selected
37l; small sales Of old stock quality and freshness
att 25. Nothing dong in RYE Flour or Corn Meal;
prices stationary. Wheat-We notice a further sale Of
prime Penn'a 90c and of Southern at SIC. Corn
IN good demand; sales Of Southern yellow ~ 80
Soc part Oats slso better; sales 81 South.
81 32e. We hear of alteration ia the market
iOT either CfOceTes OF Provisions.
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COMM ERClAL RECORD.
SALES OF TOBACCO MADE AT sEABRooR's
WAREHOUSE. BY THE INSPECTORS, l4lh AT.


SALES OF TOBACCO MADE AT SEABRooK'S
WAREHOUSE. BY THE INSPECTORS, l4h AT.
GUST, Isi5
Miles A. ellis IF CT crop, of Holloway No nj 81 1;
. liz; g. S5-bought by Mr.. James Gray; No. 4, 81
bought by Mr.. w. Gray; No ;, Lugs, S33-bough by
Mr.. Gimour DO. A CT crop No. ;, at ssh T. s,62i;
S. l0I; 6, o. T. II; g, 10; 9, Ia; H. 81 IL, S7t-al
bought by Mr. j. Gray; No. TO- Lugs, at SI,5O-bought
by Mr. Sehser his crop VI leaf averages 49, incu.
ing Jugs, 1851.
Also, MI J. b. Chldress' crop Of hogsheads of MOTTO.
way No. |, Sll5; 3 S9t-b.ught by Mr.. Cray; No.
crop, - Si0OS
Also, Mr.. w. C. Ames' crop Of bids, Of Notioway
No. |, at ssh ., et ,, %; 4, a. s. "a aud 6, (shor
Shall bought by Mr. ]. Cray.
Also, Mr.. K. 5. Marsha's crop Of hhds, OF Motto.
way No. |, at S5I-bought by Col Myers; No. ., 81;
3, Thought by Mr.. }. Gray.
Also, Mr. +. T.. WebseT's crop Of hhds Of Nottoway
No. S74, g. 71-bought by Mr.. J. Sizcr; No ., at
9I-bough by Mr.. Gray; aud No. 4, Lugs, at 3,JO-bot
by Mr.. Thomas.
Also. Mr.. w. s. McGhee's crop Of hhds. Of Louisa
No. |, SCI-boushtb by K A. Mayo; No. ,, 6-bought
by Mr.. Thom1s
Also, Mr.. X. Hestcfs crop of bhds., Of Louisa No.
l. al S9-bouRht by Gilmour No. q Lugs, 4.1O-bought
by Mr.. Fisher.
Also, part Of Dr. w. A. Gilospie's crop. Of Louisa
No. s. at Sl2-bOught by Mr.. Colquiu; No. g. 75 l. IA
8, Lugs-bought by Mr.. Grant; No. ,, 5,50-bough by
Mr.. GTeanor.
AUsUsT 18th, 1916.
Sales Of G hbd-. Tobacco. made by ELLIS & ArKrS-
SON, for Mr.. William Baker Of Louss foIOws hhds
10 Caleb a. Coquu for manufacturing, at Sl24 hhds
to Mr. Thomas, average OF $3.50; bhds. Lugs
averaging S2,j5-making average for tho hhds, Of
Ss,2l.
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il The people Of NotInway county, without distinc
ton party will hold meeting their September Court
consider the subject OF proposed call Of State Con
yenGOn
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